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As many parents can attest, few disciplinary measures stop a child from misbehaving as quickly as a swift smack or two on the bottom.

History can attest to the fact that most human conflicts have been as a result of a stubborn approach by our leaders.

have to ask him author to appear in court attest or undertake notarization to autograph to notarial place, this cost cannot be borne at all.

Even if such a test is years away, any such head start, as smokers will readily attest, would be a welcome partner in kicking the habit.

But as Wal-Mart can attest, no matter how much people say they want to buy American, they usually end up going with whatever's cheaper.

And when this comes about . . . it is YOU . . . each one of you . . . that shall be so decidedly familiar with all that you attest to.

As diplomats who have had the pleasure can attest, North Korea's international negotiations tend to be high-tension, bared-fang affairs.

Mining remains dangerous work, as the disasters that seem to befall small Appalachian towns every few years attest.

The heat can be great enough to melt rock, as witnesses who have survived such terrifying sights attest.

China's always lax regulatory regime has not been up to the job as the many pay and working-conditions horror stories can attest to.

The records of China's Ministry of Agriculture attest that privately owned and run entities dominated the total pool of these enterprises.

Hundreds of years of banking history attest to the instability of this "maturity transformation" .

As any racing fan will attest, playing on the original iPad is fun due to the similarity in profile between the device and a steering wheel.

People generally tend to see density as a problem, as anyone who's ever spent hours in traffic in Lagos or Jakarta can attest.

Therefore, the Food Network cannot attest to the accuracy of any of the recipes.

Every believer can experience and attest to the truth of the message in their life (or not).

Divorce statistics and the stories of unhappy marriages seem to attest otherwise for a large group of people.

Having spent a considerable portion of my career as an application developer staring at a profiler, I can attest to this.

As thousands of stranded motorists can attest, what looks like a small puddle can be much deeper.

I attest that there is only one God and there is no other God but him and Mohammad is his prophet.

The XP3 Quest comes in a hard rubber case and, I can attest, can be submerged to 3ft for up to 30 minutes.

From the external auditor's perspective, IA is a key part of the internal control process to which they attest.

Increasing demand for non-tradable services should do just as well, as the years before the crisis attest.

It's something I've been trying in the last few months, and I can attest that it works brilliantly.

I encourage you to contact my references who will attest to my career commitment, academic performance and work ethic.

But it is not clear it needs to cover other creditors of a bank, as the failures of IndyMac and Washington Mutual attest.

As his son, I can attest to the fact that he never changed.

As recent developments attest, no eurozone member will be allowed to default, given the catastrophic consequences that could ensue.

Likewise, I would attest that half of the effective education of a software developer lies in the acquisition of knowledge and skills.

As recent headlines attest, if your machines aren't patched and up-to-date, you're vulnerable and open to attack.

They could not have been more mistaken: As anybody who knew Albus would attest, he never revealed the remotest anti-Muggle tendency.

Drunk co-eds will attest that they are able to walk around in the dead of winter in only a t-shirt or a skirt, provided they keep drinking.

Cryptography is the art of "secret writing, " as the word's Greek roots attest.

If a defendant could find "a few good and honorable men" to attest to his innocence, he would be set free.

A broken toilet on board a cramped spacecraft would be a serious nuisance, as astronauts who have lived with the problem can attest.

Remote attestation technology provides us a instrumentality to attest the running environment and the configuration of a remote platform.

As early users of the original Gnutella can attest, this solution is only moderately effective.

The difficulties arising during the removal of a cold- welded locking head screw will attest to the value of using this instrument.

handheld scanners attest to the milk's purity in a matter of seconds, as does a chemical test carried out at the door.

As a regular attendee of one local farmers market, I can attest to the truth of this.

Leadership and formal authority are not the same thing -- anyone whohas experienced a bad boss can attest to that.

Having served as a member of the Grand Jury, I can attest that our system of indicating individuals is in need of improvement.

As its foreign exchange reserves of almost $2, 500bn attest, Beijing intervenes on a far greater scale than any other country.

Nineteen eighty-two was a lucky time (as your columnist can attest) to be leaving college.

As anyone with a busy schedule can attest, intending to do something and actually doing it are two different things.

Parts of Europe are ageing fast, and are unwilling to adapt, as recent protests against rising retirement ages in France and Greece attest.

As millions of individuals and their families can attest, a brain disorder or injury can be frightening, frustrating and ultimately fatal.

You might have seen her dressed in earthy colors that attest to an artistic sensibility at one with nature.

As any sunbather will attest, too much of a good thing can be bad.

In the name of efficiency, western capital markets have gone wild as recent cries for more regulation attest.

London may be their temporary resting place but, as the women's stories attest, staying here is no panacea.

The august judge asded her to attest the auctioneer's guilt.

But, corruption notwithstanding, the economy is ticking over, as the construction cranes that rival the minarets in Kazan's skyline attest.

He will not fall without a fight, as the boxers he used to spar with will attest.

Such solidarity is not as evident among Tories or Liberal Democrats, as defenestrated leaders of both those parties will attest.

The government investigators required the company's accountants to attest to the accuracy of their reports.

As the mothers from Witnesses to Hunger will attest, food stamp benefits are already inadequate to meet rising food costs.

Perhaps all of these factors combined, as so many employees attest, is why you'll enjoy coming to work at Allergan.

As a number of growing outsourcing providers can attest, outsourcing has been popular for some time.

They also use them to death, as anyone who has had to listen to a business meeting about ' empowerment ' can attest.

For instance, I enjoy singing and do so quite frequently. As those within earshot will attest, I'm not very good but I love to sing anyway.

Their requests for anonymity attest to the sensitivity of the subject in this tiny community.

Painted totems attest to the enduring connection between Fraser Island and its Aboriginal inhabitants, the Butchulla people.

Anyone that played on it while it was running correctly can attest to the playability of the server.

I Can attest to the truth of his statement.

But, as the Clines , Allens and countless other parents can attest , there have been tragedies that technology can help avert.

An extreme dry climate can delay such decomposition, as the mummies of Egypt attest, but water accelerates this process.

It is not an issue that will disappear soon as a visit the news website of Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) will attest.

Repeat assignments from past client attest to the effectiveness and quality of our services.

Anyone who has spent much time observing birds can attest to the inaccuracy of "bird brain" as an insult.

As forlorn minority shareholders in Yukos can attest, western investors would also benefit from property rights and decent courts in Russia.

No one can attest to the absolute truth of His statement.

His many wives and children attest to his fairness and the benefit of a large estended family.

Any Bergsonian can attest that a gracefully curved trajectory must be followed by a responsive inner movement.

And as every nightclub owner can attest, even the most popular establishment can quickly fall out of fashion.

I can attest to this in my own life, as I'm sure many readers can.

But as any oil-producing developing country can attest, such profits can create problems as well as solve them.

Two of the children Bayquni took care of attest to this.

Images like these usually give people a special kind of affinity, as the works of Huang Yuncan, Jiang Chuan, Tian Han and Wan Zhenyu attest.

I have said nothing that I am not ready to attest .

Executives from two firms attest that its representatives take a back seat at board meetings.

Anyone who has ever whiled away a few hours in a Chinese traffic jam can attest to the country's need to invest in trains.

Second, being in technology for 30 years I can attest to the fact that the technology road is bumpy.

Some related attest for investment by the way of industry property right and non-patent technology.

Earth orbit is and will remain a valuable place, as the swarms of satellites that circle the planet attest.

This finding may seem counterintuitive , since many smokers attest to feeling more alert and focused after smoking.

Sams Publishing cannot attest to the accuracy of this information.

As critters and plants can attest, the benefits of such initiatives go far beyond reduced emissions.

They will attest to the fact that there are billions of unconscious agreements and most of them negative in nature.

That they did this does not (? attest ) to their approval of the occupation.

As many travelers to France will attest, people in the French countryside believe that they, not Parisians, constitute the "true" France.

It's not that retailers don't try, as the huge shoe sections in department stores and Web sites attest.

Several witnesses can attest to her good character.

As every blogger can easily attest, three different stats programs will give you three different numbers.

But as any pump-sporting woman can attest, heels may also become the source of much grief if care is not taken.

That's the texts, but I don't attest to it.

I can personally attest to the subtle potency of this Attunement.

Yes, beer is pretty great. But it also has a very weird history, as these facts attest.

As many dog and cat owners can attest, neutered male animals often live longer than their intact counterparts.

But I wouldn't be displeased if someone could attest to having understood something.

As the majority of people in this country can attest, constructions projects of various shapes and sizes are always in effect.

I used to go to an Organic Dry Cleaner in Adams Morgan (Washington DC) and can attest to the higher prices.

And as 42m foreign tourists a year can attest, it is a lovely place to visit.

And as the struggling restaurant industry can attest, more consumers are eating at home.

Fixing higher education isn't easy, as any college president who has locked horns with faculty will attest.

The experimentative load-carrying capacity attest that safety store is small, so it should strengthen structure capacity.

Britain, too, has become far more tolerant of, or indifferent to, the issue of gay marriage, as various opinion polls attest.

Serviceable tools can produce awful results in the wrong hands, as anyone who has seen me put up shelves can attest.

Many people can attest that achieving commercial certification for a yacht is a difficult process.

JPD: I think many record-breakers can attest that there is always a new level to aspire to.

Thus, as incumbent politicians can attest, the popular mood grows uglier as share prices rise.

First jobs are anything but glamorous, and certain A-listers can attest to this.

INFANCY . You attest that you are of legal age to enter into this Agreement.

As Latin Americans can attest , rapid growth can still leave behind deep social scars .

But millions of people, rolling about on fake fur pillows or waving glowsticks to electronic music, attest to feeling good.

As the writers interviewed for this article attest, there is more to being an author than simply putting words to paper.

The energy belt is a good place for homeownership as Tulsa residents can attest.

This is amplified by the lack of include files, as anyone who has ever struggled with Imake's multi-thousand-line makefiles can attest.

All of these suggestions I've personally tried and can attest to the difference they've made in my life.

I can attest that perfectly drinkable wine is now made in Thailand, Vietnam and on the island of Bali.

Jazz, so participants in the programme attest, is well-suited to diplomacy.

Opinion in South Korea is notoriously fickle, as those who remember Roh Moo-hyun's upset victory in 2002 will attest.

In order to make this kind of scrutiny, Cassian says we have to care for ourselves, to attest our thoughts directly.

The ruins attest their original magnificence.

All of us who are mothers can attest to the fact that there are times when our children drive us to distraction.

Fibs can help us protect a loved one, as Sadie Alexander of Paris, Texas, can attest.

Who can attest to the genuineness of the signature?

To guarantee or attest to the character or reliability of; vouch for.

These papers attest the fact that.

I can attest to the fact that Bill is honest.

As any historian will attest, looking back on problems provides an important way to avoid these mistakes.

His achievements attest His devotion to science.

China UnionPay Co. can attest to that.

That war is romanticised is hardly new, as Wilfred Owen's first world war poetry and Robert Capa's 1936 "falling soldier" photograph attest.

To attest to the legality or authenticity of by signing one's name to.

and you attest to this man's ownership of listed property?

I can attest to this and the implication is clear: we must bring back arranged marriages.

add one's signature to after another's to attest authenticity.

As anyone who has lived on the open plains can attest, trees can also help on a cold winter day.

But, as every reader can attest, opening a novel is a crap shoot.

There are numerous studies that attest to the stress-relieving benefits of pets.

To certify or attest to(the validity of a signature on a document, for example)as a notary public.

Joy and Pearl can attest: These dreams are not coming true.

From personal experience I can attest to LiLi saving my butt so many times.

Murder is rarer, but also fascinating, as the detective stories that clutter both airwaves and bookshops attest.

Can anyone attest to that?

Now I can attest to the truth of Luangpor Teean's teaching.

will attest. Every morning, Ellen's parents or one of her friends' parents would drive a group of students to school.

Sadly, we are not, as Bill Cochran, a 44-year-old advertising creative director, can attest.

I can attest to that myself.

In fact, this car is made to play in the dirt, as the Evo's rally racing history will attest.

This essay tries to attest the CPAs industry independent-regulation mode in China from the theories and practice.

When we stop and smell the roses, many of us can attest that being in nature gives us definite psychological benefits.

His acts attest his good will.

I can attest from personal experience that such time is really rewarding.

But as many a Chinese American living in China can attest, the presumption of ethnic solidarity is a knife that can cut both ways.

His work attest his ability.

I'm surprising I was so manful only to attest I love her deeply.

When you play a computer game, you may experience strong emotions at times, as any experienced gamer will attest.

And I don't know if I can attest to much

As any hotel marketing manager will attest, negative reviews typically come in two forms

attest the truth of a statement

Attest for clean assets invested by the limited company;

I never held back not one lil bit and the world can attest to this

Attest the truth of somebody's words

Attest v. A: to affirm to be true or genuine;

attest ( n. ) : serve as proof of; demonstrate; make clear

Attest where the accident took place

Historical development of attest function

paintings that attest the artist's genius;