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Explain what corroborating evidence you would want to see before you would accept the authority of any of these sources.

This information is corroborating years of observation and theorizing, marking the teeth as a treasure for future oceanologists, as well.

Atty did not produce hospital records &other evidence corroborating horrific abuse Judy &daughter suffered at hands of husband she killed.

The lack of a convincing corroborating witness, and the fact that the investors were institutions, not widows, also played a part.

She considers electromagnetic levels, thermometer readings, images and other material to be corroborating evidence of the supernatural.

In fact, the authors detail several hundred incidents, nearly all with several corroborating eyewitness reports.

A piece of corroborating evidence has been the detection of hydrogen molecules in IVCs.

Much of the information has been interpreted as corroborating the story recorded on the discs.

The test results could form very good corroborating with conventional monitor index of bio fermentation system.

Most cases involved corroborating evidence or an admission of guilt.

In this study, however, there is corroborating evidence on these attitudes in the policies adopted by hotel proprietors.

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Neither can one really conclude much from a neat desk, unless there is further corroborating evidence.

But the study, published in the latest issue of the journal Science, provides corroborating data.

Complaints will be investigated only if there is some corroborating evidence.

There is some corroborating evidence for my argument.

Ex: The semen is the corroborating evidence to show his betrayalagainst him.

based on rule we obtain, we design clothes, then corroborating each other and improve the conclusions.

Mrs Heathcliff is my daughter-in-law, ' said Heathcliff, corroborating my surmise.

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