witnessing

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• In that case, a lower court blocked South Carolina’s witness requirement on the theory that it imposed too high a burden on voters who may be reluctant to interact with potential witnesses during a pandemic.

• According to a witness, Lopez-Sales was riding his bike on the sidewalk along East Capitol Street and then entered the roadway into the travel lanes seconds before the collision, the statement said.

• In addition, the General Assembly’s bills also would remove the requirement for a witness to certify a ballot signature.

• It meant some ballots mailed out hours or a day earlier without a witness signature counted, while later ones didn’t.

• We’ll have to see how they fare in depositions and on the witness stand, but it’s another way the new case falls short.

• White people of this generation are witnessing what we have always lived, survived.

• It was like witnessing the last two weeks of the life of a blind and toothless dog you knew the vet was just itching to destroy.

• More than a few joined after witnessing 9/11, and some had even experienced it firsthand in Manhattan or DC.

• The violence we are witnessing today is no greater in its bloody intensity than it has been throughout our history.

• Watching the World Cup is not just about witnessing a few over-compensated superstars pulling off impressive feats.

• A few days before my departure from Singapore, I had an opportunity of witnessing the burial of a Chinese in easy circumstances.

• After the farewell at Fontainebleu, he came back to his mother in July, 1814, being then hardly nineteen.