corroborating

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• The authors used “best statistical practices” by corroborating their nationwide, county-level results with the individual results from Washington and Utah, says Donald Green, a political scientist at Columbia University.

• Your site should include a detailed “About us” section that explains who you are, what you do and introduces your C-level executives, with links from relevant publications that corroborate your claims.

• That finding is also at least somewhat corroborated in this paper FiveThirtyEight contributor Lee Drutman published with the Voter Study Group earlier this year.

• This is corroborated by NASA, the guys who spend more time looking at the Earth than pretty much anyone else.

• We conducted separate analyses using a different source of testing site locations and examined other testing-related data to corroborate our findings.

• But, Digital Globe satellite images dated March 17, 2014, corroborate their stories.

• (Read More on the Crisis in Ukraine) Old, numerous and bipartisan are the tales that corroborate this dreary hypothesis.

• Several interns corroborate the claim that banking interns are expected to work these types of never-ending shifts.

• Of course, the only reason we retell the story is precisely the data did corroborate Einstein's theory.

• Other witnesses came forward to corroborate her testimony, although they refused to appear on camera.

• I have already produced an instance to point out this, and shall now corroborate it with another.

• But things seemed to corroborate it so: I've heard people say the new lord was as a man who had some great care upon him.

• She looked around for Melvin to corroborate her statement but he had vanished.