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He looked at me anxiously, as if he hoped I'd corroborate this.

Mr Frankel said he would be looking for a break in payrolls data to corroborate the notion that the economy was bottoming.

The financial crisis tends to corroborate its ability to muddle through a global recession.

Symantec's latest State of Spam report (PDF) released today seems to corroborate the trend.

Comparison of the two algorithms through the simulation results are also made to corroborate the theoretical application.

All this would appear to corroborate what investors have long suspected: that Macquarie is ex-growth.

The onus is on the applicant to corroborate the authenticity of any evidence supplied in support of the application.

While information from a single source may be untrustworthy, additional sources can be used to corroborate the data.

Generally speaking, the more witnesses that corroborate an event in its essentials, the more sure the proof is considered to be.

Authorities have also recovered a satellite phone that appears to corroborate much of his testimony.

Simulation results corroborate the effectiveness of error estimation and adaptive detection performance of our cooperative scheme.

Some observations do seem to corroborate the idea.

The blunted nocturnal decline and its exacerbation with age in AAs corroborate and extend findings of cross-sectional studies.

They cooked up phantom trading records, client confirmations and account statements to corroborate the fictitious investment strategy.

The analyzing results by econometric model basically corroborate the findings of energy-value analysis.

But prosecutors said they found nothing to corroborate that it was forced.

Adds Hall: "I haven't been able to corroborate ((Reed's story)), that's the problem. "

The moment pragmatism asks this question, it sees the answer: True ideas are those that we can assimilate, validate, corroborate and verify.

It appeared that what he said went to corroborate my account.

The clinician will most likely want to corroborate what you say with a family member.

If you're going to be my witness, your story must corroborate my story.

The OECD reports corroborate other research that finds the solution to problems in schooling are rarely solely about money.

Many villagers -- who use the local notes as a means to barter for everyday goods -- corroborate Ms. Pattamawadee's analysis.

Ground instruments can detect Doppler shifting quite well and are needed to corroborate findings from space.

False evidence intended to corroborate an existing legend is known to folklorists as "ascension. "

The male uses this fictitious cultural "the Other" to foil and corroborate their superiority and to defend their interests.

In this article the initial corroborate experiments about technology of magnetic .

Only 44 of the women, however, gave birth prematurely, and the researchers said more work was needed to corroborate their findings.

No independent evidence has emerged to corroborate these accusations.

And user testimonies online corroborate with the experience.

Questionnaire and interview were conducted to corroborate their findings each other.

Other reports corroborate Captain Ellis' claims.

Finally, according to the teaching practice, the author cites a number of examples to corroborate.

As a result, many investors say, ratings in structured finance are hard to corroborate independently.

When the people's court needs to corroborate special problems, it shall refer them to a legal corroboratory department.

The witness is expected to corroborate the plaintiff's testimony.

But is there any evidence to corroborate this elegant hypothesis?

I can't find anything official to corroborate that so let's assume he's with us next year.

This helps corroborate GPS satellite status and gives geodetic scientists a new way to gauge tectonic plate movement.

And the prosecution offered nobody to corroborate her.

I have attempted as best I can to corroborate the stories I was told and to match them with publicly reported evens.

But from every time open the mutually communicate of of Wu and corroborate, we completely can know the reliability of Chan Wu.

This is to corroborate after 90's our country monetary policy effecting is weaker this fact.

(1) corroborate the adequacy of the SGML model to the descriptive instrument that is to be labeled;

there ' s no one to corroborate his statement