Sure, circumstantial stress, like losing a job, may lead to these same issues, but emotional labor is not circumstantial.
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Circumstantial data indicate the euro rally is not yet over.
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Of the two main bits of evidence, one is circumstantial.
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That was the circumstantial evidence on which Lula was convicted.
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So far, researchers mostly have circumstantial evidence of a link.
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"[We] had a lot of circumstantial evidence," Polifrone told VICE.
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So I put together clues and circumstantial evidence, and in
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Today's performance will be seen by some as circumstantial evidence.
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But sometimes, even true history can begin with circumstantial evidence.
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Even so, there is circumstantial evidence for a biological mechanism.
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"The circumstantial evidence against me is strong," Lord Lucan admitted.
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The answer is circumstantial, individual, and never easy to parse.
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Norman Blake: I'd say the reasons are more circumstantial than musical.
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Members of both parties speculated about circumstantial evidence of possible collusion.
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Investigators didn't buy his story and marshaled circumstantial evidence against Meza.
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Authorities didn't buy his story and marshaled circumstantial evidence against him.
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To make rent, its characters embraced prostitution, both professional and circumstantial.
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We did it mostly long-distance for circumstantial and financial reasons.
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A lot of what you're working with is circumstantial and anecdotal.
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Beyond that, the evidence of Russian interference is compelling, though circumstantial.
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And there's a lot of circumstantial evidence suggesting that's the case.
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Of course, this is speculation, and the evidence is all circumstantial.
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But the evidence, at least in humans, is circumstantial at best.
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That means age estimates have to be based on circumstantial evidence.
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"I think the circumstantial evidence is dramatic and weighty," said Speier.
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Given the passage of time, most clues are circumstantial and aesthetic.
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In this regard, all the circumstantial evidence will remain just that.
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They don't have a confession, so most of the evidence is circumstantial.
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I may only have insufficient circumstantial evidence, where absolute proof is required.
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The evidence is circumstantial at best, but officials aren't taking any chances.
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So there is strong circumstantial evidence of this, but no smoking gun.
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Cooper will then have to introduce circumstantial evidence that Elizabeth was coerced.
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We may have a hint of what that non-circumstantial evidence is.
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The intelligence that bin Laden was living in Abbottabad was entirely circumstantial.
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They fingerprinted him, but with just circumstantial evidence, they let him go.
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Circumstantial evidence strongly suggests that after the case was argued on Nov.
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All of this before there was even circumstantial evidence of presidential wrongdoing.
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A prosecutor could use circumstantial evidence to undermine such a defense, lawyers said.
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"That is our theory with what circumstantial evidence we have," Sheriff Meeks said.
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The defense claimed that all of the state's evidence against Casey was circumstantial.
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Verhoeven said it was circumstantial evidence of bad intent by Levandowski and Uber.
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Altogether, there was a lot of circumstantial evidence that Flynn broke the law.
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Investigators will be looking hard at the circumstantial evidence: Where was the victim?
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"The circumstantial evidence against me is strong," Lord Lucan wrote in the letter.
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That both hacks used the services is only circumstantial evidence of a connection.
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It was the pomp-and-circumstantial grotesquerie of the doing that was maddening.
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They only have circumstantial evidence to suggest that unprecedented voter fraud has occurred.
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All this leaves pathologists only circumstantial evidence to tease criminal intent from tragedy.
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" He wrote that there was "circumstantial evidence of race being a motivating factor.
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Even the question of physical posture became a thread of the circumstantial case.
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I realize that this evidence is only circumstantial and well short of proof.
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Analysts said there was strong circumstantial evidence that agents of Beijing were responsible.
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They say that circumstantial evidence points to a different culprit: the Islamic State.
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"This is circumstantial evidence that this is what's going on, but it's a powerful piece of circumstantial evidence," Dr. Michael Wilson, lead author of the study and a professor at the University of California, San Francisco, told the Associated Press.
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Prosecutors used Craver and Hensley's subsequent disappearances to strengthen their circumstantial case against Felix.
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Peel's first trial in 1986 hinged on circumstantial evidence and lasted over six months.
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The biggest concern for Smith & Wesson is whether sales growth is organic or circumstantial.
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I've never really taken advice from anybody because I think every situation is circumstantial.
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Weiss added that there was "growing circumstantial evidence" that it was conducted by Israel.
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MMA fans, as broad and indistinct a group as we are, have circumstantial tastes.
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We're told the items have some circumstantial value but there's other evidence as well.
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It was purely circumstantial, she warned the jury: no eyewitnesses, no fingerprints, no DNA.
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In such cases, experts say, the environmental and circumstantial components can be pieced together.
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It has never openly admitted to this, but circumstantial evidence all but confirms it.
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What might you learn about yourself and how would you overcome these circumstantial challenges?
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But the circumstantial case that the Justice Department's decision is politically motivated is compelling.
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The Islamic republic denies involvement, but circumstantial evidence links it to the weapons used.
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He was convicted after a three-week trial that turned largely on circumstantial evidence.
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There is plenty of circumstantial evidence that Gulenists had a hand in the coup.
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"What we have is a suspicious disappearance and an entirely circumstantial case," he said.
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"No witness provided evidence — direct or circumstantial — of collusion, coordination or conspiracy," Gowdy said.
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But they surely loom large as links in a chain of adverse circumstantial evidence.
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He writes: "the circumstantial and experimental evidence points to trehalose as an unexpected culprit."[Nature]
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While Brady's evidence is circumstantial at best, it could be enough to start an investigation.
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Other sources said the evidence is "largely circumstantial" and it's too early to draw conclusions.
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"The first point is there's more circumstantial evidence of bad intent here," Waymo's attorney said.
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The evidence is a bit circumstantial and certainly limited, but the pieces fit nicely together.
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Despite circumstantial evidence surrounding him, Flores has never been charged in connection with Smart's disappearance.
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That's a change from earlier this week, when Schiff said there was only circumstantial evidence.
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First, was the state's circumstantial case against Mr Syed based on reliable cell-phone data?
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Kaepernick claims that is circumstantial evidence of a conspiracy to keep him off the field.
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Investigators gradually cast those theories aside and found more and more circumstantial evidence implicating Zika.
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"I'm very confident that the amount of circumstantial evidence certainly points in one direction," Rep.
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Mark Warner (D-Va.) continued to insist there was evidence of collusion, circumstantial or otherwise.
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Typically with the best intentions (ie of protecting others), censorship can feel sticky and circumstantial.
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It's more likely that people should bathe based on those behavioral, circumstantial, and environmental factors.
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Meanwhile, American intelligence officials have growing circumstantial evidence of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's involvement.
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The statement contradicts the findings of U.S. intelligence agencies as well as ample circumstantial evidence.
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But because the target is circumstantial and sometimes arbitrary, one's sense of fairness is violated.
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And that's the thing about the Zodiac Killer: Everyone's evidence is pretty circumstantial, including Stewart's.
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"If there is no definite video evidence, then it's all circumstantial after that," Imler said.
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This detail is compelling circumstantial evidence of the state of mind of Trump and Giuliani.
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Mr. Davis carried some heavy baggage, so prosecutors built their case on the circumstantial evidence.
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The case against Mr. Durst is circumstantial; there were no witnesses to Ms. Berman's death.
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His absence at the end of the session, the team representative said, was purely circumstantial.
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But circumstantial evidence seems to point to the fact that the document is likely genuine.
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Lee and Yang identified circumstantial evidence against that hypothesis and suggested critical experiments to test it.
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And they are best dumped for reasons that are clear and specific, but also totally circumstantial.
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"I believe it's a very, very, very compelling and a very strong circumstantial case," McBride said.
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The commonality in the codes is circumstantial, obviously, and it doesn't point to any clear conclusion.
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The evidence at the time was either too circumstantial to be believable, or was likely fabricated.
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These were crucial bits of circumstantial evidence, and investigators needed as many of them as possible.
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The emergence of such diseases depends a great deal on spontaneous genetic mutations and circumstantial factors.
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That, combined with other circumstantial and material evidence, led to the identification of Julius in 2017.
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In the context of baseball free agency, it is fickle, capricious, circumstantial and, above all, nonlinear.
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Instead, they lay out a compelling, if circumstantial, case for the Ottoman provenance of Joseph Benenhaley.
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It can be proven by action and circumstantial evidence from which the agreement may be inferred.
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But they are not history pictures in the conventional sense; they are images of circumstantial evidence.
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But anyone can register a URL with "sharepoint" in it, so the connection is only circumstantial.
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OK, circumstantial evidence is inadmissible for good reason … but there sure is a lot of it.
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"The NVDRS collects circumstantial data through reports by coroners, medical examiners, and law enforcement," said Holland.
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Identification was also made possible by circumstantial and material evidence and dental records, according to the agency.
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Tom Fitton, I tried a lot of murder cases with absolutely no eyewitness testimonies called circumstantial evidence.
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The catch: These assertions must be backed up with forensic or circumstantial evidence available from public records.
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But Schiff, the panel's top Democrat, said there was enough "circumstantial evidence" that he still had questions.
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Without knowing what De Becker has up his sleeve, most of this boils down to circumstantial evidence.
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In addition, the young star HL Tauri has provided strong circumstantial evidence that this might be happening.
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Very little has been disclosed, and even requests of information circumstantial to the attacks have been denied.
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Prosecutor David Deakin's closing arguments focused more on the circumstantial evidence against McCarthy -- rather than Bond's testimony.
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But these circumstantial factors do not fully account for the depth and continental scale of the slump.
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Exhibit B in the circumstantial case against the new laws is the ropey rationale for passing them.
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ThreatConnect believes it makes for a compelling circumstantial case that DC Leaks, too, is a Russian Front.
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His isolation, he realizes, is more existential than circumstantial and so decides to take his own life.
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The allegations are purely circumstantial, Diack said, and can be refuted by documents and contracts he has.
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Circumstantial evidence pointed to that body being the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) of Carnegie Mellon University (CMU).
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They would rely on a forensic discipline that had helped win circumstantial cases before: bloodstain-pattern analysis.
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What Mr. Maynard initially thought to be a circumstantial pairing, soon revealed itself to be much more.
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BREAKING: House Intel's Schiff on Trump campaign/Russia probe -"There is more than circumstantial evidence now" pic.twitter.
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"So there was circumstantial evidence that this could be human trafficking," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The circumstantial evidence that this or a similar measure is in the works has been steadily growing.
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Democrats are convinced that there is circumstantial evidence of wrongdoing in need of deeper investigation -- including with Stone.
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Everything else is incidental and circumstantial, whether it is the India-Pakistan dynamic or Kashmir figuring in it.
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My experience as a Bright Eyes fan has been overwhelmingly solitary, which sounds peak but is purely circumstantial.
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However, we have gathered a lot of circumstantial yet compelling evidence that some of these disclaimers are disingenuous.
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But there is certainly circumstantial evidence, if you want to call it that, of close Trump-Russia ties.
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All that evidence is still circumstantial, and there's no hard link between yesterday's attacks and any nation state.
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Given the magnitude of these concerns, it is almost circumstantial that the novel turns around an unsolved murder.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: And I can&apost go into the particulars, but there is more than circumstantial evidence now.
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So here the simplest hypothesis is sugar, and there's significant evidence, both circumstantial and direct, to implicate it.
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I would characterize it this way at the outset of the investigation: There is circumstantial evidence of collusion.
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Latimer's statement notes those circumstantial connections but refutes outright that she is Anonymous, defending Coates against her accusers.
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"We're looking for other clues — circumstantial evidence — about the nature of the galaxies where they form," said Kirshner.
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Ginor said the connections between the November attacks and the current ones were circumstantial, but there were similarities.
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The evidence is still circumstantial, however, and it's positive proof of a new Viking settlement in North America.
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And as recently as last week, the prosecutors asked prospective jurors whether they were biased against circumstantial evidence.
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The officials called the intelligence "circumstantial evidence" that the Iranians launched the attack from inside their own country.
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There is circumstantial evidence that suggests that Doreen Valiente was, in fact, a British spy during the war.
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It's strongly suspected based on circumstantial evidence, which is enough to issue public health warnings, but that's it.
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But before the Reuters story broke, there was strong circumstantial evidence linking Egyptian security forces to Regeni's murder.
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Over the years, he argued that the case against him was built on circumstantial evidence and questionable forensics.
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"It's a circumstantial case, but it's one of the most compelling cases I have ever seen," she said.
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Activists have long questioned Guru's conviction, and India's Supreme Court has described the evidence against him as circumstantial.
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Five experts believe the circumstantial evidence is damning but we don't yet know enough to draw any conclusions.
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"That happens a lot to me," he states regarding the circumstantial occurrences that led to creating Person Pitch.
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I have some sense, based on circumstantial evidence/sweatshirts I've seen him wear, where he went to college.
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All other allegations of collusion between Trump's advisers and Russia are at this point theoretical, circumstantial, and/or unproven.
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While there's no incontrovertible proof that those efforts swayed voters in Trump's favor, there is a convincing circumstantial case.
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As noted, this is all very circumstantial, and we really have no idea if life exists in Venus' clouds.
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A good systematic report on antibiotics has never been conducted, but the circumstantial evidence and anecdotes are quite troubling.
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An official coroner's inquest deemed that due to circumstantial evidence found at the blast site, Taylor had been killed.
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While prosecutors used circumstantial evidence to make their case, Hauptmann's guilt has been the subject of some continued debate.
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"Intuitively it feels right, circumstantial evidence says yes, but that final link has not been done yet," says Schnell.
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This is circumstantial, but it seems Lucroy holds both the Midwest and high real estate prices in equal distain.
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Live Kevin BeaumontFebruary 17, 2016 There is only circumstantial evidence that may point to why the botnet has vanished.
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"This seems like as strong a circumstantial case for a violation as one is going to see," Schaub tweeted.
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The problem with a circumstantial case for conspiracy is that one must eliminate simpler explanations, and there are plenty.
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Still, Andrews said he "would have to have pretty compelling circumstantial evidence" to call a newborn's death a homicide.
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There is a lot of circumstantial evidence and reasons to be suspicious, but no smoking gun as of yet.
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Prosecutors say forensic analysis and circumstantial evidence show that it was the pills brought by Pettit that contained fentanyl.
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The Democrats say there is enough circumstantial evidence to support a finding of collusion in the committee's final report.
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His research found that 90 percent of high-fatality shootings have some circumstantial evidence of a desire for attention.
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Some former officials who reviewed the evidence described the case against Mr. Lee as strong but circumstantial, not bulletproof.
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By comparison, the O.L.C.'s answer that a president cannot be criminally indicted before removal is not so circumstantial.
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But Mr. Elleman makes a strong circumstantial case that would implicate the deteriorating factory complex and its underemployed engineers.
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It was up to Baker to explicate Nixon by proving the assertions made by Dean were circumstantial and unfounded.
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With just those facts, you have a powerful circumstantial case that human activities are the cause of global warming.
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Based on circumstantial evidence, it might be reasonable to presume the robber had shot the store manager, Frazier wrote.
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The prosecution was forced to make a largely circumstantial case against Mr. Davis, who they said fired the gun.
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The reason it is so long is that, like Tartt's two previous novels, it is thick with circumstantial detail.
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The suspects were swiftly taken into custody as circumstantial evidence mounted that North Korea was responsible for the attack.
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"I know there's enough circumstantial evidence that if this were a jury trial, I could convict you," Biden said.
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" Here's what Starr actually said: "The evidence, whether it's circumstantial or direct -- and I think it's virtually entirely circumstantial -- has to be overwhelming; not just beyond a reasonable doubt, overwhelming to the American people who aren't sitting in a courtroom and listening to every witness testify and drawing inferences and so forth.
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Waymo's lawyers would have to string together a compelling narrative packed with circumstantial evidence, coincidences too coincidental to be accidental.
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The fact that energy has dominated the thermodynamics story up to now might be circumstantial rather than profound, Oppenheim said.
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"I don&apost think there&aposs any dispute this is a circumstantial case," prosecutor Dimitra Sampson told The Associated Press.
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Russia is a viable suspect for Petya, but all evidence tying the malware with any nation state has been circumstantial.
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He had said the evidence presented in his case was circumstantial and that Berry was solely responsible for Byrd's death.
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What has come to light, and what Ms Applebaum synthesises in lucid and vigorous prose, is a devastating circumstantial case.
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"Ultimately I couldn't find enough evidence that was not circumstantial to convict," juror Adam Sirois told reporters after the verdict.
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"It's very strong, but still circumstantial, evidence" that these genes might be involved in the production of coelenterazine, Haddock said.
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The circumstantial coincidence of how they [both] operated was very obvious, but going deeper than that was harder for us.
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The emails have so far been circumstantial, although independent watchdogs have said the arrangement raised serious conflict-of-interest concerns.
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Based on circumstantial evidence, we can pretty safely assume that Russia had something to do with the emails being released.
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That trial took a series of unexpected twists and turns, built upon circumstantial evidence and revelations about Peterson's private life.
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But such connections are circumstantial at best; the DeVos family seems far more clearly linked to Trump than to Russia.
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Adam Schiff, the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, has said there is "more than circumstantial evidence" of collusion.
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Faul called the results "circumstantial evidence," but described them as the only logical conclusion to the various possibilities they tested.
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He was found guilty by a jury in 2002 after a three-week trial that turned largely on circumstantial evidence.
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That strongly suggests that our ancestors had much to do with it; murderers have been convicted on weaker circumstantial evidence.
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The Interpreter Chemical weapons are again suspected to have been used in Syria, apparently by government forces, circumstantial evidence suggests.
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One of my colleagues said there is more than circumstantial evidence of collusion between the Russians and the Trump campaign.
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If the worst case is true, the circumstantial case for Trump being compromised by Russian intelligence will be incredibly strong.
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Subjects were excluded if their arrest for alcohol misuse was largely circumstantial, such as having an open container while driving.
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In addition, 47 remains have been tentatively identified through circumstantial evidence such as the address where the remains were found.
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This question is almost unanswerable in the absolute, but there is mounting circumstantial evidence pointing in a most disquieting direction.
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To effectuate that principle, courts look to circumstantial evidence, including officials' words, to determine whether the government acted with animus.
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But determining who had used the software to send the message was harder, he said, and relied on circumstantial evidence.
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Other experts panned the report for relying on circumstantial evidence to make confident claims about who may have been responsible.
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Part of that is circumstantial, the specific conditions Cat and Marlena are up against, and part is more broadly existential.
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And so his moving admission of mere circumstantial inferiority (he's poor) was meant to enhance his worth as a man.
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"It's a small demonstration, but this gives us at least some circumstantial evidence that it's not totally crazy," Sandberg says.
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As for the new brand, a halo of circumstantial evidence makes it highly unlikely this is a hoax or spec ad.
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Once the Wells report was issued, with its faulty science and its circumstantial evidence, Goodell did what he had to do.
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He has said that the evidence presented in his case was circumstantial and that Berry was solely responsible for Byrd's death.
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The link between Zika and microcephaly still has not been confirmed, but the circumstantial evidence is strong enough to cause alarm.
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Citing a largely circumstantial case, authorities argued Scott killed Laci and Conner before tossing their bodies in the San Francisco Bay.
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In 2014, his company had reached a turnover of more than $2 million, but his business seems almost circumstantial to him.
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"In my experience, most conspiracy cases begin with circumstantial evidence just like this case," John McKay, a former US attorney, said.
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Lengel said that while it hasn't been documentarily confirmed, there is circumstantial evidence President John Quincy Adams was given an alligator.
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Circumstantial evidence for this is found in the fact that in most disciplines, athletes no longer set records every few years.
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The concerns and the circumstantial case they outlined during the trial were much the same as they were 25 years ago.
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There are daily impediments and personal, healthcare, or circumstantial obstacles that can complicate the pursuit of office for people with disabilities.
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Comey's testimony, which the IG concluded was backed by the "overwhelming weight" of circumstantial evidence, was instrumental to the report's conclusions.
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He wrote on Twitter that "security information" had led to "limited and circumstantial measures" that were communicated to the Tunisian government.
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Lawyers for one of the suspects, Hussein Hassan Oneissi, had asked for early acquittal, saying all evidence against him was circumstantial.
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Totally. What's interesting about astrology versus many other forms of art or meditation is you can bring it into the circumstantial.
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The police told her that because all of that evidence was circumstantial, they were not going to do anything about it.
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Griffith said circumstantial evidence suggested that O'Donnell wasn't really hired to do House work, but to handle debate prep for Broun.
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This is one of the few pieces with obvious digital roots and with politics that feel as much existential as circumstantial.
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"Bo Cochran had not just been convicted of capital murder solely on the basis of highly circumstantial evidence," Frazier's account continues.
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Iraqi officials say their doubts are based on circumstantial evidence and long experience in the area where the attack took place.
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"The case is completely circumstantial and there are no allegations of an actual crime happening," Okon's attorney, Douglas Rankin, told CNN.
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It's fair to compare them in the sense that their timing, as related to U.S. elections, is certainly more than circumstantial.
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It lacks physical constraints, but also circumstantial contiguities; all points of passage through it have to be, in some sense, primed.
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Secrest marshals an impressive array of circumstantial evidence encompassing the shadowy web of business, politics, and espionage that ensnared postwar Italy.
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There are caveats and nuances and various circumstantial particulars to all this, and there are the usual tricks that hindsight plays.
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Their sexual desire is very much circumstantial and affected not just by their physical health, but by the health of their relationship.
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"The discovery of specific carbon isotopes within the samples is great, but as Retallack himself admitted, the "evidence for life is circumstantial.
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To complicate matters further, the committee's top Democrat later claimed there was "more than circumstantial evidence" that Trump aides colluded with Russia.
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But the evidence was circumstantial, and with a higher standard for bribery, jurors didn't find the facts convincing enough for a conviction.
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"Though scientists can't say that one caused the other, the study provides fresh circumstantial evidence," Amina Khan wrote in the LA Times.
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"There is plausible circumstantial evidence that the old deep state, together with new additions, is back on the streets," Öktem told me.
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"We had a great circumstantial case against Mr. Jones but we really wanted that definitive proof that it was him," Slavin said.
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Like alcohol, methanol can affect people differently based on size, body type, metabolism, and circumstantial factors, but unusual behavior shouldn't be ignored.
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The court found that the earlier conviction had been based on a misinterpretation of laws and an erroneous dismissal of circumstantial evidence.
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While we can't be certain yet whether its agents passed the data directly to WikiLeaks, the circumstantial evidence points overwhelmingly to Russia.
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Schiff has repeatedly maintained he's seen additional evidence that is more than circumstantial proof of collusion between Trump aides and Russian entities.
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They play down the temporal and geographic scope of that history so that the oppression appears circumstantial rather than global and systemic.
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The circumstantial evidence Chait amasses for this theory is chilling in its quantity, even if it remains far from proving the theory.
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John Raidt: I think what I would say is that the problems we're facing in politics and government are systemic, not circumstantial.
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But in the past, companies have refreshed their outlooks in the face of circumstantial economic and geopolitical events, like the Gulf War.
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Circumstantial evidence suggested that Mr. Percoco conducted business while at the Manhattan office; prosecutors presented evidence that from May 1 to Dec.
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Discussions about pardons could also serve as additional circumstantial evidence of the intent with which the president acted in taking other steps.
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"It absolutely honors his words, but it gets rid of any circumstantial detail — it's a very stark, stripped-down production," he said.
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On the other hand, there is significant circumstantial evidence that the attacks on the DNC were closely linked to Russian intelligence agencies.
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And while physical and circumstantial factors are at play, it is often the way we are treated that contributes to early death.
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If you believe that spelling out the significance of this "relative, circumstantial element" would resolve the puzzle, then we are home free.
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The evidence was circumstantial, but the agents wondered: Did it point to a support network mobilizing for the hijackers' arrival in California?
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Federal prosecutors had amassed a welter of circumstantial evidence — including 27 witnesses and more than 803 exhibits — to argue that on Oct.
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He limits himself to saying there is "more than circumstantial evidence" that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia to influence the election.
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They got caught falsely claiming they had more than circumstantial evidence that Trump colluded with the Russians to hack the 2016 elections.
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But Mr. Schiff asserted on Sunday that there was circumstantial evidence of collusion between Russian intelligence and Trump associates during the campaign.
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It doesn't allow for enough local variability or circumstantial variability to really be a dynamic self-correcting system well into the future.
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"I can't go into the particulars, but there is more than circumstantial evidence now," Schiff said during an appearance on MSNBC's Hardball.
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But there is a whole lot of circumstantial material that appears strange and suspicious here, involving multiple actors from Donald Trump on down.
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"This is a circumstantial evidence case," defense attorney Seymour Amster said in the beginning of his closing argument, which will conclude on Tuesday.
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Representative Adam Schiff, the ranking Democrat on the committee, said Sunday there was "circumstantial evidence of collusion" between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Walters and Wright relied heavily on circumstantial evidence to argue that Warren conspired and hid the two men, who have since been deported.
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"The idea of me being a street photographer is technically justifiable, but it's more circumstantial than definitive," he told i-D in 2015.
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In the wake of the arrest, much of the security community has rallied to Hutchins' defense, digging up circumstantial evidence surrounding the allegations.
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Some other circumstantial evidence also tied Lousee to the operation, such as similar login names, mentions of drugs and cryptocurrencies, and so on.
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"This appears to be more circumstantial evidence of some degree of potential coordination between the Trump campaign and the Russian government," he said.
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If we wanted to speculate, using nothing but circumstantial evidence, we might suggest Apple was clearing the way for even bigger hardware news.
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According to his defense counsel, Norman Steiner, the state has no eye-witness and only circumstantial evidence tying his client to Tiarah's murder.
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Without such unequivocal admissions of an intention to boost Trump over Clinton, we would probably be left with only circumstantial evidence of intention.
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Reuters reports that the fake DCCC site's IP address "resembled" one potentially used by Russian hackers, but the evidence seems loose and circumstantial.
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I mean obviously they're getting 10/10, but it makes me think a lot about how weirdly circumstantial all of our friendships are.
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The life story that can be reconstructed from circumstantial evidence is a rather sad one, suitable for one of Cather's darker prairie tales.
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Regardless, the study does offer more circumstantial evidence that the gut is somehow involved with Parkinson's, whether through alpha-syn or something else.
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"We need to know whether the circumstantial evidence of collusion and direct evidence of deception is indicative of more," said Schiff, of California.
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Logic, inference, circumstantial evidence — the hunger for the tape takes for granted that the other side will reject these things out of hand.
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Her success was hardly circumstantial, though: She has a way with what is often described as intelligent dressing, "intelligent" typically meaning coolly unsexy.
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The possibility that my circumstantial reliance on lip reading might be misread as some kind of virtue left me feeling like a scammer.
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There is also reason to believe, based on circumstantial evidence and informed opinion at the time, that Ross received a large cash payment.
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Though we are not certain what caused the crater, circumstantial evidence and witness testimony establish the crater as the site of the attack.
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"Circumstantial evidence in the house suggests that the victims were often not released from their chains to go to the bathroom," Hestrin added.
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On the issue of whether the information known to date is strong enough, Schiff reminded Tapper that "circumstantial evidence can be very, very powerful."
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Instead, it was the result of more stringent analysis of a growing body of circumstantial evidence more detailed than anything the public has seen.
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Predictions There is much circumstantial evidence pointing to Naz, but that may change as more witnesses and cops turn out to be astoundingly unreliable.
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On Friday they published a blogpost containing fairly detailed and dense circumstantial evidence that links the TouchMe from those logs to Marcus Hutchins himself.
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"They've got a really good circumstantial evidence case on that murder down there, but they have not charged him on that yet," he says.
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She was found not guilty as conflicting police testimony and procedural bungles in her initial interview further weakened the prosecution's already entirely circumstantial case.
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On the stand, however, he claimed he was innocent; and at closing James' defense decried what they called a case built on circumstantial evidence.
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He has pleaded not guilty and his attorney, Mark Broughton, dismissed the case as "purely circumstantial," without eyewitnesses, a murder weapon or a confession.
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Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee claimed he's seen "more than circumstantial evidence" that associates of Trump colluded with Russia.
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Murder was rare in Cottage Grove, and the detectives, confronted with circumstantial evidence and the slipperiness of the dark web, obsessed over the case.
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And though there's a lot of circumstantial evidence that Mueller is involved, the only confirmation of that so far has come from anonymous sources.
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"There's no evidence of what, when, where or how," he said in attempting to dismiss the case against Arochi, which he said was circumstantial.
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In the middle of the murder trial, Box tells the prosecutor that he has discovered circumstantial evidence that points to an entirely different suspect.
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Although the redacted report did not consider whether the president was compromised by the Russians, there is still enough circumstantial evidence to warrant investigation.
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The report will probably be a narrative of misdeeds based largely on circumstantial evidence as well as the testimony of indicted and convicted defendants.
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Since leaving government, Clapper said more information had come out that raises at least "circumstantial questions" about potential connections between Trump's associates and Russia.
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Conversations with staff or confidants may yield explicit information on his goals, but there is at least circumstantial evidence of his intent to obstruct.
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In truth the gap between releases, once the touring with everyone from The Black Keys to Arctic Monkeys ceased, was more circumstantial than scheduled.
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Prosecutors continue to use bloodstain-pattern analysis in even the most circumstantial of cases, and judges keep allowing it into the courtroom, largely unexamined.
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They noted that intent can always be proved by circumstantial evidence, and that the "context of the Facebook posts" themselves demonstrated the necessary intent.
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Prosecutors have acknowledged the evidence against Mr. McKenzie is circumstantial; they do not have an eye witness who saw him in the getaway car.
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She called the prosecutors' filing a "histrionic characterization" that relied mainly on circumstantial evidence and speculation about what he might be planning to do.
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We have to believe by circumstantial evidence alone and by Obama&aposs activism in his attitude that he was in charge or very well apprised.
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"I think the timing, messaging, choice of registrar, and registration pattern are all circumstantial evidence of the same actor behind lyincomey-dot-com," Urbelis said.
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He allegedly asked a coworker if he could be arrested based on solely circumstantial evidence and was seen with cuts on his hands and knuckles.
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Some researchers, like Fabian Leendertz of the Robert Koch Institute in Berlin, are working with circumstantial evidence that points to the insectivorous bat Mops condylurus.
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Finding Ebola in strange places Nevertheless, bats are largely considered to be our best bet, even if a lot of the incriminating evidence is circumstantial.
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The link to Facebook is a small one, it could be circumstantial, but it certainly raises the question over whether a partnership might be brewing.
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Prosecutors argued there might not be a smoking gun, but circumstantial evidence points to Warmus, the Columbia University-educated daughter of a multimillionaire insurance magnate.
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In 2000 the Louisiana Court of Appeals denied his request, finding that the circumstantial evidence was enough to eliminate reasonable doubt even without the science.
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This is due in part to the withdrawal of legal aid and because juries place too much trust in circumstantial evidence presented by the police.
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Some circumstantial evidence linked the attacks to Russia, but there was little reason to believe the hacks could have altered the results of an election.
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With that option off the table, the prosecution's case seems likely to be largely circumstantial, if undeniably emotional, something echoed by its proposed witness list.
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" Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, however, said his country was not involved and said Pompeo's allegation is without "a shred of factual or circumstantial evidence.
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Neither of these seems very likely, but we can't rule them out based on the kind of circumstantial evidence the public has seen so far.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Many artists resist allowing external or circumstantial factors to determine materials, scale, processes or other facets of their works.
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"It will provide Trump with circumstantial evidence of the existence of a national press cabal that has been convened solely to oppose him," Shafer said.
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The evidence of a Detail Curse is mostly circumstantial, with Bryant profiling several players on teams that would go on to lose in the playoffs.
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"We're going to see all kinds of different theories and ideas about what the impact of this virus is, shrouded in circumstantial evidence," Donovan said.
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The sixth trial had only one black juror, and Flowers was convicted, thanks largely to dubious circumstantial testimony that Evans had coached witnesses to give.
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A SoftBank special committee of the board found circumstantial evidence when probing the allegations in 2108 but deemed it inconclusive, two of the people said.
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After Mr. Skakel's arrest 25 years later, prosecutors faced major hurdles as they brought the case to trial, which was centered largely on circumstantial evidence.
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Human rights and political groups in Kashmir said Guru did not get a fair trial and that the evidence against him was, at best, circumstantial.
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Again, these numbers are circumstantial—reliant on minutes, opponents, and scheme in a tiny sample size—and should be read with a grain of salt.
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Morales was a star witness at Guandique's 2010 murder trial — the center of a largely circumstantial case — where he testified that Guandique had confessed to him.
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Klausner wrote that the evidence presented so far represented a circumstantial case that Led Zeppelin may have heard "Taurus" performed before "Stairway to Heaven" was created.
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There's also the common belief that this kind of depression is circumstantial or situational and will pass — and therefore something one just has to simply endure.
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He is cast a religious martyr, or someone who, though assailed on (in their view, bogus) legal or circumstantial grounds will be vindicated through divine favor.
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This act of systematically digging through personal information to find bits of seemingly circumstantial evidence felt like a huge invasion of privacy for no real gain.
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Torshin is "actually just a friend," Butina's lawyers wrote, adding that she should be released from jail as the government's case supposedly rests on circumstantial evidence.
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The evidence linking the Reddit account behind the post to Combetta is circumstantial, but Reddit users insist it is compelling — and committee members appear to agree.
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She found that prosecutors had failed to present "strong circumstantial evidence" and to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Mr. Pistorius had shown intent to kill.
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Based on some circumstantial evidence we've combed through, it appears this might very well be Kylie's good pal Anastasia Karanikolaou ... otherwise known on IG as Stassiebaby.
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The special counsel has refused to confirm its involvement, although a lot of circumstantial details collected by reporters since then comprise mounting evidence that it is.
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You have to have a circumstantial case already that someone and their lawyer were engaging in obstruction before you can get to the conversations between them.
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But their expert testimony often lends a sense of scientific certainty to circumstantial cases, and it can be a powerful tool in the hands of prosecutors.
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On the level of brain chemistry, the strength of these psychological factors, whether congenital or circumstantial, has convinced Dr. Seto that pedophilia can't really be eradicated.
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Some criminal lawyers had expected Lee to be found innocent of most of the charges, as much of the evidence at the trial has been circumstantial.
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Amnesty is not certain that these man-in-the-middle attacks were also performed with NSO Group's technology, but some circumstantial evidence points in that direction.
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These cases require a voluminous cache of circumstantial evidence both to establish the involvement of the accused and to show that the victim was definitively killed.
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Unlike some circumstantial transplants, who find the quirks of living in New York more exasperating than exhilarating, the couple considers even the city's pricklier aspects charming.
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Although the evidence against him is slim and circumstantial, she conducts her own investigation of the crime and takes drastic steps in the pursuit of justice.
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There are real suggestions that Russia's GRU intelligence service could be involved, but the evidence is mostly circumstantial, as is often the case with hacking campaigns.
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The Interpreter India may be reinterpreting its nuclear weapons doctrine, circumstantial evidence suggests, with potentially significant ramifications for the already tenuous nuclear balance in South Asia.
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DC Leaks claims to have been started by American hackers, though researchers have found strong circumstantial links between technical aspects of the site and Russian intelligence.
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"These findings overturn the circumstantial evidence of the artistic record that previously suggested only females were tattooed for fertility or even erotic reasons," the researchers write.
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A source familiar with the CIA's assessment said it was based largely on circumstantial evidence relating to the prince's central role in running the Saudi government.
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It's all so circumstantial — I have no idea what Melania Trump is truly thinking or feeling about her husband because she hasn't come out and said so.
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But the sheer amount of circumstantial material, odd events, and links to Russia involving multiple actors from Donald Trump on down has long appeared strange and suspicious.
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"The question really becomes what type of evidence will be important," he says, noting both direct and circumstantial evidence can be presented during murder trials in Hawaii.
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Trump had expressed his reluctance to call out Saudi Arabia earlier this month, even as lawmakers in his party came to conclusions as the circumstantial evidence mounted.
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"The court also notes that not only is there direct evidence of animus, but there is also circumstantial evidence of race being a motivating factor," Chen wrote.
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But the detectives' case was based only on circumstantial evidence: A woman matching Keen's description was witnessed buying a clown outfit a few days before the homicide.
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Family members of two of the imprisoned officers say the charges are based on circumstantial evidence, the case has violated due process, and the accused are innocent.
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His rise is circumstantial: it owes everything to an opinion by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights last month that Costa Rica should legalise gay marriage.
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Feisal Mohamed Ali, who Kenyan authorities say is one of the country's most prolific ivory dealers, was sentenced to 20 years in prison, largely on circumstantial evidence.
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"The circumstantial evidence appears quite strong to support valid concerns about the relationship between Huawei, the PLA, and concerns about intelligence gathering," Balding said in the paper.
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The paper only claims to have found 16 Russia-linked accounts, and these were identified using circumstantial evidence like posting patterns, not direct ties to known trolls.
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Indeed, the details of the new work are compelling, but it may be a stretch to draw such a specific conclusion from such meager and circumstantial evidence.
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DeGuerin and his team are up against two seasoned Los Angeles prosecutors, Habib Balian and John Lewin, the latter of whom is known for tackling circumstantial cases.
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We have a few rumors, a bit of gossip and a few circumstantial facts which some wish to string together to make a case against the pilots.
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Linehan and Carlin were separately convicted on the circumstantial evidence, but before an appeal on Carlin's guilt could be decided, he was murdered in prison in 2008.
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But Joshua Dressler, the Frank R. Strong Chair in Law at Ohio State University, thinks the facts around Comey's firing present a compelling circumstantial case against Trump.
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But if the best Mueller comes up with is circumstantial evidence of crimes that would require creative legal theories to prosecute, Trump voters will not be swayed.
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The indictments of Mr. Badreddine and other Hezbollah members were handed down in 2011 by the tribunal, which acknowledged that it was relying largely on circumstantial evidence.
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The eccentric in retreat isn't a new character in pop — the motivations can be technological, aesthetic, psychological or simply circumstantial — but it has specific meaning in 2016.
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It was called the Wells report, and the first half of it was filled with circumstantial evidence of foul play and delicious components of a great mystery.
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So while there's plenty of circumstantial evidence throughout history, Cipollini said the bottom line is there are few confirmed cases where the mafia actually used concrete shoes.
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Another odd circumstantial finding: sock-puppet social media accounts may have been created specifically to amplify and extend Guccifer's reach, as UK intelligence startup Ripjar told me.
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While the WHO and other disease experts had said there was strong scientific consensus that Zika and microcephaly were linked, evidence until now has been largely circumstantial.
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Three months later, on the initial appeal, Cecchinato's penalty was reduced to 12 months and 20,000 euros, largely because the evidence against him was considered too circumstantial.
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Though there is no proof that the government was behind the hacking attacks, activists have pointed to several pieces of circumstantial evidence that point to state surveillance.
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The criminal complaint describes a strong circumstantial case against Mr. Little and Mr. Berke, although at this point we have only the government's side of the story.
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"The circumstantial evidence suggests that police departments do not regard whether the victims of police shootings live or die as a matter of great moment," he writes.
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The circumstantial case against Chuckie fell apart long ago, and his known whereabouts on the fateful day make it practically impossible that he picked up Mr. Hoffa.
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Still, prosecutors say they have assembled strong circumstantial evidence that Mr. McKenzie drove the killer to that spot on 58th Street in a rented Lincoln MKZ sedan.
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Judge Anthony J. Trenga had described the evidence against Mr. Flynn's associate, Bijan Kian, as speculative and very circumstantial but let the case go to the jury.
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There's plenty of evidence, both circumstantial (like Apple's rebranded Find My app) and blatantly obvious (like the leaked code in iOS 225 explaining how the feature works).
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Jerry Chun Shing Lee, who pleaded guilty to conspiring with Chinese intelligence agents, received a lengthy sentence in a case built on circumstantial evidence and many unknowns.
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Peterson never confessed, but was ultimately found guilty, based on circumstantial evidence and, not incidentally, the testimony of Amber Frey, which had decidedly turned the public against him.
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While a causal link between Zika and microcephaly has not yet been definitively proven, WHO Director-General Margaret Chan said the circumstantial evidence was "suggestive and extremely worrisome".
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To recap the mounting, if circumstantial, evidence: Michael Flynn misled Mike Pence, the vice-president, about his chats during the presidential transition with Sergei Kislyak, the Russian ambassador.
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Until recently, evidence of a virus was only circumstantial and couldn't be found in 98% of AFM patients who had their spinal fluid tested, according to the study.
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Airlines do typically rebook flights if the missed connection is caused by a previously delayed flight, but further accommodations like a hotel stay or meals can be circumstantial.
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But here are the basic bullet points: There is also circumstantial evidence — at least on the TV show — that perhaps neither the White Walkers nor wights can swim.
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Prosecutors built a circumstantial case that Bower stole an aircraft and shot the men as they showed up at the hangar where Bower was to complete the purchase.
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"The charges rest on a beam of concordant elements," Manteaux said, acknowledging that the case rests on circumstantial evidence since the doctor was not caught in the act.
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Lots of circumstantial evidence (and common sense) would lead you to think that diets rich in ultra-processed foods can be unhealthy and likely to cause weight gain.
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Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, told MSNBC there is "more than circumstantial evidence" that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia during the election.
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Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the Intelligence Committee, told MSNBC's Chuck Todd, adding that there was "more than circumstantial" evidence of collusion between Trump associates and Russia.
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"The direct and circumstantial evidence in Amri's case proves, on a balance of probabilities, that he was abducted by state agents, namely the Special Branch," the panel said.
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It may be related to depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, substance abuse or maybe something more circumstantial like grief over a loss or trouble adjusting to a life change.
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Certainly, the circumstantial evidence suggests that Trump's attempt to influence the FBI investigation was not motivated by a concern for preserving the bureau's crime-fighting or counterterrorism capabilities.
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Within days, a hefty amount of circumstantial evidence hinted that the government of Saudi Arabia — and its crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, were likely involved in the scheme.
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Though no murder weapon was found, and no witness to the shooting of Mr. Lloyd came forward, prosecutors built a circumstantial case tying Mr. Hernandez to the killing.
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Ms. Stelzig called the filing by prosecutors a "histrionic characterization of Mr. Hasson" and an "extraordinary document" that relied mainly on circumstantial evidence and speculation about his plans.
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As Harry Enten noted for FiveThirtyEight in an analysis of WikiLeaks' impact during the campaign's closing stretch, the case remains circumstantial, but Americans were definitely paying attention to WikiLeaks.
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This circumstantial evidence, Urbelis explained, appears to indicate that all 17 domains were created by the same account on NameCheap, the registrar service used to buy the 17 domains.
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The evidence against Evins was "unbelievably circumstantial," she said, and based on a statement from a hypnotized witness who testified that Evins confessed to him that he killed Anderson.
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But even as many investigators came to accept that Williams was responsible for some of the deaths, they questioned whether the circumstantial evidence connected him to all of them.
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Although suspicious, these circumstantial issues could be explained as a bit of confusion in the moment, a misspoken word in the excitement of setting a record, and so on.
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"Even if is somewhat "circumstantial", we have to admit that this trading statement brings the new impetus to a "halt" in France," Bryan Garnier analysts said in a note.
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The details have remained largely hidden from public view, but various circumstantial evidence suggested the grand jury in question was Mueller's, and the Washington Post confirmed that on Tuesday.
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"Purchasers tendered extensive evidence that, if believed, would be enough to prove the existence of the alleged conspiracy," the appeals court said, adding that the evidence is largely circumstantial.
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But while police considered Dennis the prime suspect almost from day one, many in the community, especially those close to the family, see the case against him as circumstantial.
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Perhaps if the burden of proof fell more squarely on the laws' proponents, the outcomes of these cases might be more consistent—especially if circumstantial evidence weighed more heavily.
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The nature of conspiracy cases is that oftentimes there's not direct evidence of some express agreement and, more often than not, the evidence is borne out through circumstantial evidence.
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House Intelligence Committee ranking Democrat Adam Schiff said on NBC's "Meet the Press" that he thought "there is circumstantial evidence of collusion" as well as "direct evidence" of deception.
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Citizen Lab said it did not know who was behind the campaign, but said strong circumstantial evidence linked it to a hacking group known as APT28, or Fancy Bear.
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Trade secret plaintiffs commonly make circumstantial cases, such as Waymo implying that Uber could not have developed its own technology as fast as it purported to do, Goldman said.
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And Mr. Mueller has added significant pieces of circumstantial evidence, such as Mr. Trump's apparent knowledge that Mr. Flynn had lied to the F.B.I. when he buttonholed Mr. Comey.
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The decision on Tuesday by the New Zealand Court of Appeal, the country's intermediate appellate court, noted that the Chinese police had circumstantial and forensic evidence against Mr. Kim.
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After a second trial convicted Knox and Sollecito on purely circumstantial evidence, the Italian Supreme Court ultimately exonerated the pair on the basis of "stunning flaws" in the investigation.
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Even without the witnesses and documents Trump denied them, the House managers delivered a devastating circumstantial case that the President used the levers of his office to pressure Ukraine.
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And after defense lawyers asked the court to toss the case before it went to the jury, Judge Trenga considered the motion, describing the case as speculative and circumstantial.
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I have many resources, some cultivated on a personal level, but circumstantial, too: my daughter and her children live downstairs, and my son lives two blocks down the street.
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The commission justified its decision by citing grid construction and maintenance costs that rooftop solar users haven't been charged for, but circumstantial evidence suggests that other factors played a role.
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His accuracy has trailed off from 2011's crest of 40 percent shooting outside the paint to the ( highly circumstantial)603 percent nadir he plummeted to in last year's postseason.
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After days of denials and amid mounting circumstantial evidence, Saudi Arabia eventually admitted that Khashoggi had died in the consulate, though their story differed from what Turkish officials had said.
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NTSB investigators said there is good circumstantial evidence to make the case that the radio chatter is what distracted Bostian when he approached a 50 mph curve at 106 mph.
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" The entry on Lizzie Borden begins somewhat predictably, "Allegedly an ax forty whacks mother done forty one," but later ends most unexpectedly, "Circumstantial contradictory and implausible no handle no blood.
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And truthfully, this seems all too circumstantial — while we know the Kardashian-Jenner's have major selling power, when it comes to this family, there's really no such thing as coincidence.
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Though evidence remains circumstantial, suspicions have been fuelled by the mysterious deaths (one in police custody) of two suspects who may have held clues about who is behind recent attacks.
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Yet the president-elect does seem to have an affinity for factually murky stories bolstered by opinion, circumstantial evidence, and hearsay that appear generally supportive of his most controversial statements.
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"It's like they're on the same page, so there's a lot of circumstantial evidence," she added, validating the theory that Russians tried to influence US politics by hacking DNC mails.
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"That does not mean that you need anybody in particular to say 'I knew that he was seeking x or y official act' -- it can include circumstantial evidence," she added.
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WANT TO GIVE YOU A COUPLE DATA POINTS THAT ARE SORT OF CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE THAT WE ARE LOOKING AT. MARKET SHARE OF IMPORTED CARS HAS GONE FROM 30% TO 48%.
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That may be more circumstantial, she says, though it does help if the deserted spouse has evidence of the affair, such as texts or photos captured by a private investigator.
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That's mostly circumstantial evidence, not nearly enough for a firm attribution, but it plays into long-standing concerns about the possibility of foreign digital attacks against the US election process.
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That added up to compelling circumstantial evidence against Mr. Lee, said James M. Olson, a professor at the Bush School at Texas A&M University and former C.I.A. counterintelligence chief.
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But the shifts back and forth between the abuse story, a well-documented tale of institutional malfeasance, and the murder story — full of circumstantial and conflicting theories — can be jarring.
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There has been a lot of circumstantial evidence that Trump was pressuring Ukraine to agree to investigate the Bidens when he blocked $391 million in military aid to the country.
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There's also a very long list of circumstantial material, odd events, and links between Trump associates and Russians, and Trump's own repeated efforts to discourage investigations into the matter seem suspicious.
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Some of that is circumstantial: if Howard doesn't get good blocking and Carey finds a crease, he looks like the better player, even if Howard might've done more with the opening.
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From strippers to other pop icons, Drake has been romantically linked to more than a dozen women but nothing has ever escalated beyond the level of circumstantial evidence and internet hearsay.
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The grand jury wrote in the document that it had found "circumstantial evidence and coincidences" that suggested Nixon was aware of payouts and covert operations to disrupt the Democrats' campaign efforts.
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What's new: "Circumstantial evidence suggests a strong relationship between [enterovirus D68] and AFM," Anthony Fauci, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director and co-author of the commentary, told Axios.
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His lawyers at trial said the prosecution's case was circumstantial and lacked evidence that Aggarwal knew about the trades before they happened, tipped his co-defendants or received anything in exchange.
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Nearly a decade ago, Huffman's approach to hate speech mirrored that of other major social media platforms today, which is to ban it except in extremely narrow or uniquely circumstantial situations.
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According to Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey, the circumstantial evidence surrounding Andressian was enough to arrest him on murder charges even though investigators have still not found his son.
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NBC's Chuck Todd, whom Trump has individually targeted with insults in the past, said Putin had "outmaneuvered" the U.S. "Today's performance will be seen by some as circumstantial evidence," Todd added.
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If this happens, those anxious about Khashoggi's fate will probably be left with little more than circumstantial evidence and Occam's razor: Khashoggi went to the Saudi consulate and never came out.
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On the basis of this circumstantial — and rather weak — evidence, 16 years ago, scientists at King's College London proposed a link between rising acetaminophen use and the so-called asthma epidemic.
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In the interview on Thursday, he expressed confidence about the intelligence he was getting about the episode — intelligence that makes a strong, if circumstantial, case that Prince Mohammed played a role.
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But the circumstantial evidence of Western versus Asian epidemic curves and the direct evidence of multiple studies suggest that masking works, and that its widespread adoption can change an epidemic's course.
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But the circumstantial evidence of Western versus Asian epidemic curves and the direct evidence of multiple studies suggest that masking works, and that its widespread adoption can change an epidemic's course.
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While Mr. Maduegbuna acknowledges that he has no "direct evidence" that a supervisor offered favorable testimony to protect the mayor during a federal investigation, he says there is strong circumstantial evidence.
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Those incidents raise the possibility that Mr. Trump has wittingly sought to advance Russian interests, but the evidence is merely circumstantial and consequently suggests low to moderate confidence in that assessment.
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" She notes that these exchanges were humiliating but useful in providing "insight into the way whites feel when they are made the circumstantial target of blacks' justified and deep-seated anger.
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Senior leaders within Africa Command and First Special Forces Command presented their findings to the families of the fallen based on circumstantial evidence, which left them with more questions than answers.
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" He is also concerned that requiring victims to make claims under oath will deter people, since often these cases are based on circumstantial evidence or anecdotal information and not "direct evidence.
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Yes, a jury can convict in a criminal case based solely on indirect (also called "circumstantial") evidence, if it finds that indirect evidence sufficient to establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Siti Aisyah's lawyer Gooi Soon Seng has called the evidence against his client "flimsy and circumstantial" as it relied only on the security footage and the traces of VX on her.
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A federal judge, Daniel Rafecas, argued in February 2015 that Mr. Nisman's claims did not "minimally hold up" and that there was "not even circumstantial evidence" that could implicate Mrs. Kirchner.
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That may very well be the case, but the evidence was circumstantial at best, and the data used in these studies couldn't be used to estimate the size of the suspected planets.
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Since October, the CIA has refined its analysis based in part on new intelligence, but the government officials said that assessment continues to be based mostly on the reading of circumstantial evidence.
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Judge Richard Mott alone will decide guilt or innocence after Harris, 54, waived a jury trial in the circumstantial case, which unfolded with no evidence of a body or a murder weapon.
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His clean style and attention to color make for a raw, circumstantial, almost Eggleston-esque aesthetic that leaves you thinking, how did that dusty pink Cadillac find a matching house and bushes?
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It perfectly encompasses the circumstantial illusion of peace that was allowed to exist between John F Kennedy's assassination and Altamont, and before half the artists on the bill died of drug overdoses.
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They include hiring a new defense lawyer who labels the case against Peterson "totally and grossly circumstantial," which doesn't provide the client with any assurance that he won't land back in prison.
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There are also circumstantial oddities to the story about the arms-length relationship enjoyed between supporters or fellow travelers of Trumpland and WikiLeaks, about which Stone will no doubt be asked directly.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE in March of 2017 said he had evidence more than circumstantial but not direct.
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And as people dug deeper into the report, past the juicy circumstantial evidence, and dipped into the science and data of Exponent's analysis, the Ideal Gas Law had its talk-radio moment.
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And on Wednesday morning, Judge Felix J. Catena — who presided over the two-week nonjury trial in Canton, the St. Lawrence County seat — concurred, noting that the prosecution's case was entirely circumstantial.
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By rejecting the inverse ratio rule, we are not suggesting that access cannot serve as circumstantial evidence of actual copying in all cases; access, however, in no way can prove substantial similarity.
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So McMonagle is pretty clearly trying to use circumstantial evidence to suggest that Constand wasn't upset at Cosby immediately after the rape, which would suggest that she enjoyed herself at the time.
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From there, the police spent months attempting to build their case against Knox and Sollecito, buoyed by the moral outrage of the Italian public and a wealth of circumstantial, largely shoddy evidence.
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As the weeks passed, prosecutors shifted their attention away from Mr. Guillen and built a credible, if circumstantial, case against Mr. Pizarro and Mr. Rivera, using cellphone data and surveillance camera footage.
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Swalwell — who is mulling a 2020 presidential run — said he believes "circumstantial evidence" of collusion exists and that he feels confident the public will see Mueller's report once the probe is complete.
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Most recently, the Chinese companies have filed for the dismissal of the transshipment cause of action, claiming that U.S. Steel does not have 'hard proof' but only circumstantial evidence that transshipments occurred.
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The verdict, 23 years in the making, was a victory for prosecutors, who built their case on largely circumstantial evidence that they hoped would be compelling enough to bring Mr. Pilmar justice.
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But the reality of Russia's sophisticated, multi-pronged effort to meddle in the US election went much deeper than probing states' voting infrastructure, and the circumstantial case it had an impact is overwhelming.
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The entire span of a high school relationship, from exuberant rise to circumstantial fall, is crammed into the first five minutes of Banana Split, like the Gen-Z equivalent of Up's opening montage.
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But circumstantial suspicions were validated by direct evidence when leaked DNC emails finally provided evidence of an organization seemingly determined to advocate for a hand-picked choice, not necessarily that of the people.
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You have to do it with circumstantial evidence or if you're Congress and you realize how difficult it is prove, specific intent, you will form lathe a statute that allows for gross negligence.
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Schiff made more news later in the week when he told Chuck Todd of NBC News, "there is more than circumstantial evidence" that there was collusion between the Russians and the Trump campaign.
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In my consideration of the 3553(a) factors, the direct and circumstantial evidence in this case, I disagree with your lawyer about the status of the evidence as it relates to a conspiracy.
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We shall see whether Republicans will continue their willful blindness to the evidence, direct and circumstantial, until they will have to vote whether to impeach in the House and remove in the Senate.
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Here's what you need to know: American intelligence officials say they have increasing circumstantial evidence that Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia was behind the killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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On its face, this appears to be yet more damning, albeit circumstantial, evidence that Trump and the Russians are up to no good — complete with the oddly ominous "I rely on them" reference.
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He said that a persuasive case of innocence based on DNA testing should prompt a court hearing, given the method's reliability compared with that of circumstantial or other evidence not based on DNA.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE says there is evidence of Trump team members colluding with Russia that is not circumstantial.
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Lee Jung-bin, an emeritus professor of forensic medicine at Gachon University near Seoul, said that starvation would be hard to prove in such a case, even if circumstantial evidence pointed to it.
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Both intelligence and law enforcement officials agree that there is a mountain of circumstantial evidence suggesting that the Russian hacking was primarily aimed at helping Mr. Trump and damaging his opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Prosecutors had built a largely circumstantial case against Mr. Gbagbo for charges stemming from the violence that followed his refusal to give up power after being ousted from office during a 2010 election.
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FireEye, which sells cybersecurity software and services, said one member of APT41 advertised as a hacker for hire in 2009 and listed hours of availability outside of the normal workday, circumstantial evidence of moonlighting.
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"I think certainly there's a strong circumstantial case now, especially the link between the decoded messages and Rackstraw," former FBI agent Jack Schafer told CBS News after looking over Colbert and Sherwood's new findings.
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One piece of circumstantial evidence for the PPISN theory is iPTF14hls's location in a "dwarf" galaxy; these consist of mostly hydrogen and helium and contain few of the heavier processed elements known as metals.
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Recent advances in the science of bone DNA make that easier; its insights are combined with biographies, dental records and rib-cage data from tuberculosis tests, plus circumstantial clues such as aircraft serial-numbers.
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That circumstantial evidence points to a link between the attack and users and readers of the English-language hacking community, with Flashpoint also noting the forum has been known to target video games companies.
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The report presents circumstantial evidence that it may in fact have been triamcinolone, a steroid that may be used to treat asthma only with a "therapeutic-use exemption", which Sir Bradley did not have.
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Bray's analysis appears sincere, but the data he volunteers is highly circumstantial: large amounts of API requests that don't match comment counts, for instance, or bunches of RSS requests that tie up the servers.
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"There is convincing circumstantial evidence throughout Europe that Neanderthals occasionally engaged in cannibalism," Danielle Kurin, an anthropologist at the University of California in Santa Barbara who wasn't involved with the new study, told Gizmodo.
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Although he's not been charged in that August stabbing death, the district attorney in the Chambers case, John Champion, says Louisiana authorities have "a really good circumstantial evidence case on that murder" as well.
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Mandel, Fiallo, and Din have for decades been entirely clear that courts are not free to look behind these sorts of exercises of executive discretion in search of circumstantial evidence of alleged bad faith.
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I mean, Russia clearly did this attack, and there's lots of circumstantial evidence that points at lots of unexplained and surreptitious contact between Trump people and Russian people at the time that was happening.
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You may some forensic evidence, but unless there's DNA or some unusual forensic evidence, you may be relying on circumstantial evidence, some kind of a confession statement, to solve the most serious crime imaginable.
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The evidence that he engaged directly in fighting during his time with ISIS is circumstantial, relying mostly on his Google search history and the likelihood that he was in an area of active hostilities.
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Democrats made—and still make—the dossier the centerpiece of their grand narrative about Trump, in spite of all the more solid reporting since then that amounts to at least circumstantial evidence of coordination.
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In December, the appeals court sided with prosecutors, concluding that the manslaughter conviction, called culpable homicide in South Africa, had been based on a misinterpretation of laws and an erroneous dismissal of circumstantial evidence.
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That juror, Adam C. Sirois, told reporters after the mistrial that he believed most of the evidence was circumstantial and not enough to convict; in recent months, he has also written about the case.
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"By all appearances, it's a circumstantial reference to newspaper sources of information, because there was no official message about this from the Russian side and there couldn't be one," Peskov said, according to Reuters.
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"By all appearances, it's a circumstantial reference to newspaper sources of information, because there was no official message about this from the Russian side and there couldn't be one," Peskov said of Trump's statement.
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"The link of Calvi's 'Othello' to Aldridge is somewhat circumstantial, as it was modeled a year after his death," Jo Briggs, associate curator of 18th- and 18673th-century art at the Walters, told Hyperallergic.
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While the lawyer, Samuel O. Maduegbuna, acknowledges that he has no "direct evidence" that a supervisor offered favorable testimony to protect the mayor during a federal investigation, he says there is strong circumstantial evidence.
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There's also of course a very circumstantial aspect to my interest: I happened to see It's Alive, the Frankenstein exhibition at the Morgan late last year, and it was exhilarating in so many ways.
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"It's a very pragmatic legal system and the sum of the circumstantial evidence can be enough," she said, noting a recent murder conviction in a case in which the victim's body was never found.
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While the agencies have refused to make their findings public, all circumstantial evidence suggests that Muslim-majority countries will bear the brunt of these restrictions, which is exactly what President Trump has called for.
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Johnson says that he feels "very confident that he did it," but he says the case is almost entirely circumstantial and he will not prosecute it unless Tellis is found not guilty in Chambers's death.
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The CIA believes it has new information -- circumstantial though it may be -- that sometime in the late spring/early summer once the Russians saw they were having some success they went all-in for Trump.
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What we know: FBI Director Comey has confirmed there's an ongoing investigation into the alleged links, and the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee said today there is "more than circumstantial evidence" of collusion.
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"The government's case hinged on speculative inferences and circumstantial evidence that fell woefully short of satisfying its burden," Mr. Silver's lawyers wrote to the trial judge, Valerie E. Caproni of Federal District Court in Manhattan.
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"It will effectively destroy the White House because they will use every resource in their power to impeach the president on circumstantial bullshit that looks like John Nash's office in A Beautiful Mind," he said.
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Top House Committee Members Clash Over Trump IntelligenceRepresentative Adam Schiff, the ranking Democrat in the House intelligence committee, claims to have seen "more than circumstantial evidence" of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian officials.
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But Eliza's idea isn't so ridiculous, and his resentment suggests that he believes her knowledge could compete with his — that his intellectual and social power, which at first made him seem superior, is actually circumstantial.
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And there is substantial, albeit circumstantial, evidence to suggest that the risk of such an overreaction is raised by a lack of exposure to infections and microbes in the first year of a child's life.
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Trump and Pompeo have argued that in the absence of concrete proof of the prince's role, the circumstantial evidence is outweighed by the United States' strategic national security, economic and oil interests with Saudi Arabia.
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For more than two years, John Lewin, a deputy district attorney in Los Angeles County, has been building a circumstantial case against Mr. Durst that ties together Ms. Berman's unsolved murder and Ms. Durst's disappearance.
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The New York Times is reporting that American intelligence agencies believe that circumstantial evidence shows that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had a role to play in the presumed assassination of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Colleges typically reserve the right to rescind an offer of admission in the event of disciplinary action or other circumstantial changes that would have resulted in the student not being admitted in the first place.
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The McLaren investigation produced circumstantial evidence that raised questions about dozens of Russian athletes who competed at the last Winter Games, including Adelina Sotnikova, the Russian teenager who won the women's skating competition in Sochi.
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To blame for the government's defeat, said defense lawyers and legal experts who closely followed the trial, was a flimsy circumstantial case that ultimately was unable to persuade jurors during the eight days of trial.
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The trial turned largely on circumstantial evidence that pointed to Mr. Covlin as the only person with a key to the apartment who had a motive to kill Ms. Danishefsky Covlin, a wealthy finance executive.
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While there has been a growing body of circumstantial evidence of such links, Mr. Comey's public confirmation ought to mark a turning point in how inquiries into Russia's role in the election should be handled.
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Some of them were angry at the school district for not more forcefully defending the boys who didn't salute, and for not explaining, as Zolper had, that the whole thing had been a terrible, circumstantial joke.
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Based on that interview and other circumstantial evidence, McKneely said detectives issued a search warrant for his home and on Saturday found marijuana and human growth hormones, according to a police report obtained by the Advocate.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), who previously asserted that there was "more than circumstantial evidence" of collusion between Trump and Moscow.
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"The complication of the past 24 hours with the Manafort plea agreement having imploded almost sets the table with a circumstantial case of obstruction," Harry Litman, a former deputy assistant attorney general, told CNN's Brooke Baldwin.
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But on this issue Republicans' and Democrats' assessments diverge, with the political rivals agreeing there is a lack of direct evidence of collusion, but Democrats saying there is ample circumstantial evidence to support such a finding.
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"I suspect the special counsel's report will contain lots and lots of sins based on political and based on circumstantial evidence, but I don't think he's going to come up with an impeachable offense," Dershowitz added.
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" Pompeo did not present any evidence to back up his assertion, and Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif denied Iran's involvement by saying the U.S. leveled the accusation without "a shred of factual or circumstantial evidence.
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"I mean, Russia clearly did this attack, and there's lots of circumstantial evidence that points at lots of unexplained and surreptitious contact between Trump people and Russian people at the time that was happening," she said.
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But there is a lot of circumstantial evidence, not least the fact that copper, which often acts as a pack leader in the LME market, was rising sharply just as lead was falling on Feb 17.
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Davidson's case is strictly circumstantial since he can't subpoena the kind of internal corporate records that would demonstrate clearly what the Trump Organization knew — or didn't want to know — about the Mammadovs or their Iranian friends.
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Late on Monday afternoon, Slate published a lengthy article by Frank Foer presenting circumstantial evidence that the Trump Organization has a secret online communications link to Alfa Bank, a Russian bank with ties to the Kremlin.
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So, the bottom-line is that while exercise in animals hasn't been directly studied, there is considerable circumstantial evidence that some species can supplement their activity level to maintain them in peak physical and mental health.
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The Collins indictment indicates that the case will be circumstantial, built around the timing of a series of telephone calls the congressman made to his son while he was attending a picnic at the White House.
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"We've had all of these kind of circumstantial things that hinted at ice on the moon — different data sets — but there really was not a robust observation that could only be attributed to ice," she said.
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At one point, Trump's defense team played video of Schiff on NBC's "Meet the Press," saying that he had seen "evidence that is not circumstantial" that the Trump campaign had colluded in Russia's 2016 election interference.
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He's maintained his innocence — "Black man wrongly convicted on shady circumstantial evidence, officialdom's long, hard stance on admitting no wrongdoing whatsoever because, hey, reasons," Nikki explains, and now, mysterious new information has led to his release.
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He described the prosecution's evidence against his client as "flimsy and circumstantial" as it relied only on the security footage and traces of VX by-products found on the gray sleeveless shirt she was seen wearing.
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"People hear 'circumstantial' and think that means it's a weak case," the source says of the evidence, which ranges from the location of Caylee's remains to duct tape placed over her nose and mouth (see page 53).
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Pegasus and NSO, then, have been lurking in the wings for quite a long time, and while the evidence is certainly circumstantial, it suggests that the company has long been providing governments with highly sophisticated intrusion software.
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The theory of Graysmith's book — endorsed to a limited extent by Fincher's film — is that the killer was Arthur Leigh Allen (who died in 1992), whom Graysmith links to the killings via a raft of circumstantial evidence.
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In a paper published in The Astronomical Journal, Dr. Brown and Dr. Batygin laid out a detailed circumstantial argument for the planet's existence in what astronomers have observed: a half-dozen small bodies in distant elliptical orbits.
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They start by talking to witnesses, trying to put together circumstantial evidence related to the death, and use that evidence to suggest to witnesses that they have a pretty good idea of what happened and didn't happen.
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But police started to put together a few pieces of circumstantial evidence—including the suspicion that the various letters claiming conflicting responsibility for the attacks were inauthentic—that pointed to Sergej's possible connections to the attack itself.
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"The evidence against him was strong but circumstantial (no gun was ever found), but my investigation led me to believe Crump was entirely capable of violent behavior," Burleigh wrote in a 2012 piece for the Daily Beast.
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"I had been putting five-syllable words/phrases into that song for a while," Spenser wrote MUNCHIES over email on Thursday when asked what circumstantial forces compelled him to tweet about this two whole times, months apart.
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" She continues: "Our wage discrepancy is entirely circumstantial and something we've worked hard to make a non-issue in our relationship, but I think we'd both be lying if we said we'd conquered our respective concerns entirely.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), said it's too early in the investigation to rule it out, citing "circumstantial evidence" of those ties.
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But intelligence agencies have growing circumstantial evidence of the prince's involvement — including the presence of members of his security detail and intercepts of Saudi officials discussing a possible plan to detain Mr. Khashoggi, according to American officials.
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The only links to Ramos were circumstantial: He had been a recent sexual partner of Fedison, and his DNA matched one of many different samples taken from the trash can into which her body had been stuffed.
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But now we have what may be the real thing: circumstantial evidence that a hostile foreign power may have colluded with a U.S. presidential campaign, and may retain undue influence at the highest levels of our government.
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The Times is not publishing the woman's name because the police have not declared her a suspect and because the information that might implicate her is circumstantial and based on witnesses unwilling to testify or go public.
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The evidence is circumstantial right now, but the orbits of several small bodies far from the sun indicate they are influenced by something that fits the definition of a planet, which Pluto failed to do in the end.
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The strong suspicion that the subpoena is being sought by Mueller stems from sightings of lawyers from the special counsel's office being seen going into or coming out of hearings related to the case, and other circumstantial evidence.
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The evidence, however circumstantial, is pretty convincing, too: Del Naja was a renowned graffiti artist in Bristol before joining Massive Attack, and both Del Naja and Banksy have gone on record speaking about their friendship with the other.
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"This is all circumstantial evidence, but there are a hell of a lot of circumstances that make it look like a known Russian inspection satellite is currently inspecting a known US spy satellite," Thompson tweeted on January 30.
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Based on circumstantial evidence like vaseline and latex gloves in his locker, it seems that Lawrence managed to evade the metal detectors by putting the pucks inside his rectum, according to Judge Doody (can't make this stuff up).
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" Barrish separately complained to editors at AP about its review of publicly accessible material on Trump employees' social media accounts, saying "the liberal media, yellow journalists are really grasping at straws with their ad hominem circumstantial logical fallacies!
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"In the legal realm, courts have recently begun to accept victims' testimonies as direct evidence rather than circumstantial evidence if those testimonies are detailed and consistent," said Kim Soo-jin, an attorney from the Korean Women Lawyers Association.
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Third, and this is key, a lot of bonuses are circumstantial: some of the discoveries on the "science" part of the research web are only moderately useful in themselves, but are game-changing if you meet certain conditions.
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What's more, given the textureless surface and inverted, in a sense, light source of this new 'medium,' Butler's circumstantial workaround also provided her with a new platform on and through which to think about the rudiments of painting.
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He tells me that for a number of years he blamed his father for his alcoholism, but that this was mostly because he didn't understand it—both from a dependence point of view and from a circumstantial one.
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And the vast majority of the circumstantial evidence against Knox and Sollecito, which led the Italian appellate court to not only re-convict them but issue a detailed 300-page defense of its decision, is never really addressed.
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The officials said a preponderance of technical and circumstantial evidence pointed to the Emirates, including the fact that its French-built Mirage warplanes are able to carry out the sort of night strike that devastated the detention center.
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Judge Andrew Popplewell has told the jury to put aside views about bankers, their bonuses and the financial crash, saying the case turned on circumstantial evidence and how the defendants behaved against the backdrop of the credit crunch.
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It also mentions the German carmaker BMW and points to circumstantial evidence that BMW was similarly involved in what federal prosecutors, in their criminal complaint and in announcing the Takata guilty-plea agreement, have called a cover-up.
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Not 'an agent of Russia' Cohen also told the panel in February that he knew of no evidence of collusion between the President's campaign and the Russian government, though he had several circumstantial reasons to believe there was collusion.
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And yet we don't live in a world (YET!) where one is equal to the other, not only in terms of issues like equal pay and other forms of circumstantial and financial opportunity but in terms of sheer numbers.
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But with no murder weapon recovered, and the letter as circumstantial evidence, they were both exonerated, and Linehan returned to the life of a doctor's wife and PTA mom that she had established in Olympia, Washington, after leaving Alaska.
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"Now that we've seen the case, most of the people running see that the case is shoddy, it's circumstantial and that it would beg the question why others in the conference are maybe struggling with what to do," Sen.
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Whether or not Mr. Garrow intended it, the attention in his essay to these reports reads to me as an effort to offer circumstantial evidence to support an allegation of a rape that purportedly occurred in Dr. King's presence.
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"An expert who says, 'This is what the physical evidence shows,' is extremely persuasive, especially in a circumstantial case," said Judy Royal, a staff attorney with the Center on Wrongful Convictions who began working on Rea's case in 2003.
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But Mr. Broidy's lawyers are still pursuing claims against the individual defendants, and the lawyers argue that their initial success at building at least a circumstantial case demonstrates the potential effectiveness of such litigation against even state-sponsored hackers.
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Speaking to The New York Times on Thursday, Mr. Trump said he was confident in the intelligence reports about the episode, which paint a strong, if circumstantial, case that Mr. Khashoggi's killing was ordered by the Saudi royal court.
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Rather, it was an analysis of what many believe is overwhelming circumstantial evidence — evidence that others feel does not support firm judgments — that the Russians put a thumb on the scale for Mr. Trump, and got their desired outcome.
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But the judge said the SEC offered "strong circumstantial evidence of conscious misbehavior or recklessness," pointing to an alleged electronic conversation that Im had, after lying to a customer about prices, with a trader who had sold him the bonds.
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The investigators' findings, which include 93 pieces of circumstantial evidence, point to 72-year-old Southern California resident Robert Rackstraw – a former Vietnam vet who served as a U.S. Army helicopter pilot and trained extensively as a paratrooper – as being Cooper.
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And by pushing a circumstantial but incomplete story -- first through a May 1 article in the New York Times, then in his revelation of his now-aborted trip to Ukraine a week later -- Giuliani had succeeded in keeping the topic alive.
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It has been hypothesized that Ötzi was involved in three conflicts in the hours before he died, the first of which is based on circumstantial evidence, namely the absence of a bow and set of arrows to match his arrowheads.
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Beyond the physical similarities, let us move on to the circumstantial evidence placing Elvis in Home Alone (which, by the way, many people think is loosely based on the Sylvester Stallone movie First Blood, but that's an investigation for another day).
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So when 24-year-old Madison Bilheimer posted a video of her golden retriever pup Dierks (named after country singer Dierks Bentley, naturally) caught red-handed in the middle of destroying her room, I'd like to suggest the evidence was circumstantial.
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"It's a little different than a traditional stolen base, so it's really just a circumstantial thing where they said go if they throw at second, and I went," said Smith, who had not stolen a base since May 20, 2014.
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At this point, there is only circumstantial evidence to suggest that the increase in OLED production capacity would be for Apple, but it's also the only company that sells enough phones to cause this sort of ripple effect across the industry.
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But I will say that there were days where I would think one thing, and days that I would spring back to another, just based on evidence and situational, circumstantial behavior of people in his life: his lawyers, police activity.
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The US Attorney's office was keen to convict him, but apart from circumstantial evidence that he had been seen at the murder venue on the day of the killings, their case rested mostly on Wan's confession, which he recanted at trial.
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The same breads would have cost me double back in the US.Yes, I know much of this is circumstantial depending on where you live and where you shop in both countries, but this has been a pleasant surprise for me.
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WASHINGTON — The top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee claimed Wednesday evening that he has seen "more than circumstantial evidence" that associates of President Donald Trump colluded with Russia while the Kremlin attempted to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. Rep.
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" Questioned whether or not he has seen direct evidence of collusion, Schiff responded, "I don't want to get into specifics but I will say that there is evidence that is not circumstantial and is very much worthy of an investigation.
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"While the only direct evidence regarding this McCabe-Comey conversation were the recollections of the two participants, there is considerable circumstantial evidence and we concluded that the overwhelming weight of that evidence supported Comey's version of the conversation," the report states.
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While the latest investigation uncovered no conclusive evidence linking the spyware-laden messages to the Mexican government, the research pointed to "circumstantial evidence" of this — including the fact that the targets were working on domestic issues of concern to the government.
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It's unclear how the hackers are taking over the accounts, but there's some circumstantial evidence that supports the theory that they might be using passwords stolen from LinkedIn back in 2012, which are now being traded in the dark web.
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With only circumstantial evidence, Senator Tom Cotton, Republican of Arkansas, called for an investigation into whether Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, the committee's ranking Democrat, sat on and then leaked Christine Blasey Ford's letter accusing Judge Kavanaugh of sexual assault.
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Satellite imagery taken on Monday and published by Beyond Parallel, a research project funded by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), suggests circumstantial evidence of the construction of a new ballistic missile submarine at the Sinpo South Shipyard.
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" RUBIO talks with CHUCK TODD on NBC's "MEET THE PRESS" — TODD: "The more the administration tries to soften the sanctions in the House, at any point, do you understand, if some people see that as circumstantial evidence in this probe?
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Scientists from the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency laboratory at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam in Hawaii used DNA, dental, anthropological data and a chest radiograph comparison as well as circumstantial and material evidence to identify the two American soldiers.
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"Public suspicions and circumstantial evidence do lead us to investigate, to double check anti-cheat data, to look at all the material, and to fine-tune our detections, but in the end we need to have proof," the ESL said.
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But the internal contradictions born out of the contemporary institution's polyphonic structure are perhaps more dynamic than circumstantial: It is not only inevitable but also necessary that the museum constantly be a place of contradiction, simply because so is the world.
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It may be circumstantial supposition, but I'm far more willing to believe Samsung made a bad compromise late in the development process of its new flagship than I am to think that the company intended to have the current design all along.
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What could have been a tough case against Mr. Cohen, based only on circumstantial evidence of well-timed trades, became almost impossible without the type of wiretap evidence that was used against Mr. Rajaratnam and others showing what they were told before trading.
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The linguist points to circumstantial evidence: Homo erectus would have needed it to build rafts or boats and plan seaborne voyages to reach places like Flores, an Indonesian island 24km from the nearest land, where tools from that era have been found.
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Life on Earth Emerged Millions of Years Earlier Than We ThoughtResearchers working in Greenland have found traces of microbial life in our planet's most ancient…Read more ReadIt's important to point out that evidence for this primordial collision is circumstantial as best.
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In part, that's circumstantial — she's not being ritually raped on a monthly basis in his memories, so she has less to be biting about — but it's also the result of sarcasm not fitting neatly into the way he wants to remember her.
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A jury found the authority was not liable, but the appeals court said the trial judge mistakenly required Egan to provide direct evidence of retaliation despite a Labor Department policy that allows plaintiffs to offer a mix of direct and circumstantial evidence.
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Hardly. Taken together, the stories provide further circumstantial evidence of the still-under-reported reality that organized labor in general and government employee unions in particular have been weakened by recent developments to the point where they can no longer sway national elections.
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The case against Nick Hillary, which finally began with opening arguments a week ago Monday, is a perfect example of a circumstantial argument: The state doesn't have fingerprints, DNA or any solid forensic evidence at all linking Mr. Hillary to the crime.
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Her lawyer, Paul J. Greene, argued before the sports court that the evidence was circumstantial and that Klishina had been denied basic due process by not being able to see it, analyze it and challenge it before the sports authorities rejected her.
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There is at least circumstantial evidence that Trump, or others acting on his behalf, chased a quick buck for their shady, half-legal businesses, and that they sought that buck in Russia, among other places where shady, half-legal business remains an art.
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For several months this year, I saw a therapist who consistently dismissed my reliance on medication as an "easy fix" that obscured the real work I had to do addressing the circumstantial conditions—traumatic or otherwise—that make me depressed and anxious.
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In the first full day of testimony on Monday, prosecutors outlined their plans to present a largely circumstantial case against Mr. Hillary; they have no fingerprints, no hair or fiber samples, no video and no witnesses definitively linking him to the crime.
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Not everyone agrees with Hodel's analysis, and although his theories have generated significant interest by the public, law enforcement officials have expressed zero interest in reopening the Black Dahlia case based on his evidence, which critics have called circumstantial and highly questionable.
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This is in part circumstantial; as Sophie Gilbert notes in a widely-read piece on the sub-genre for The Atlantic: these speculative texts are largely "rooted in the US and its own distinctive cultural anxieties," which are coming hard and fast.
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Callamard stressed that the UN is only making a circumstantial link between the hacking and the disinformation campaign, but said the timing and similarities are notable, adding that Saud al-Qahtani, an adviser to Prince Mohammed, may have been involved in both campaigns.
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Although not direct proof that inside information was passed, this type of circumstantial evidence can go a long way toward showing that something untoward was going on, especially when few investors have that much money to throw around on a speculative bet.
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Mr. Schiff, who worked as a federal prosecutor in Los Angeles early in his career, used his opening statement at the hearing — unusually long at 15 minutes — to weave a circumstantial case of striking and mysterious connections between Mr. Trump's associates and Russia.
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Stationed in Civitavecchia, Italy, during the twilight of World War II. Till, along with two other black servicemen, was accused of the rape of two Italian women and the murder of another, on purely circumstantial evidence and despite enormous amounts of contradictory testimony.
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Prosecutors relied mostly on circumstantial evidence to prove their case -- spending the opening weeks of the trial painting a jet-setting lifestyle of the rich and powerful before ultimately turning to the "official acts" they argued Menendez did to help his friend.
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The discussions that occur in the governmental meetings of Monrovia, in the restaurants and the high school and the local Freemasons' Lodge, are of course far more specific and circumstantial than a mere reflection of the issues that preoccupy the entire country.
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" The State Department official said that while Tillerson "can't promise anything solid" to Turkey about the Kurds, he was going to "imply this is a circumstantial relationship and any aspirations the Kurds have beyond this current situation will not be met with our cooperation.
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Of a first batch of appeals, 28 of them had their IOC sanctions and Olympic lifetime bans overturned by CAS, who said that though there might be circumstantial evidence that satisfied WADA and the IOC, it was not enough legally to uphold individual bans.
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" In a Federal District Court ruling in October explaining why the trial would be allowed to proceed, Judge Paul G. Gardephe said that there was "ample circumstantial evidence demonstrating that Freedman acted with fraudulent intent and understood that the Rosales paintings were not authentic.
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"That the US immediately jumped to make allegations against Iranw/o a shred of factual or circumstantial evidenceonly makes it abundantly clear that the #BtTeam is moving to a #PlanB: Sabotage diplomacyincluding by zAbeShinzoand cover up its #EconomicTerrorism against Iran, " Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted.
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Even before that, we got a good deal of circumstantial evidence at this point that did appear to point to a Mueller tie: Additionally, there was a different witness subpoenaed by Mueller's grand jury who has sued the government — Roger Stone associate Andrew Miller.
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Palin's allegations would allow him and The New York Times to be impervious to defamation suits simply by professing at the dismissal stage that they did not remember knowing that their defamatory statements were false — even where circumstantial evidence belies that self-serving contention.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), has said that it is too early in the investigation to rule out the possibility, arguing that there is "circumstantial" evidence of such ties.
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The second cause is circumstantial: I'd just returned the Hasselblad review unit back to its maker and I'm yet to decide on what my next high-end camera will be, so I decided to be lazy and just trust the Pixel in my pocket.
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And while he's well-aware of the evidence suggesting otherwise, like a recent study which found e-cigarette users have much lower levels of carcinogens and toxins in their urine and saliva than smokers, he notes that a lot of it is often circumstantial.
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Per Business Insider, Stewart points to circumstantial evidence in his book like that his father allegedly looked like the sketch of the Zodiac killer (with a crew cut and glasses) and one of the murders happened nearby where Best was allegedly living at the time.
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An excerpt from "The Dream of Wearing Shorts Forever:" Unlike public nakedness, which in Westerners is deeply circumstantial, relaxed as exam time, artless and equal as the corsetry of a hussar regiment, — shorts and their plain like are an angelic nudity, spirituality with pockets!
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Mr. Sommer claims that investigators seized upon a possible motive — his chance to collect on a business partner's insurance payout upon Mr. Silver's death — and false circumstantial evidence to bring about a conviction, despite never gaining a second indictment, for the fatal pipe attack.
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There is a trove of circumstantial evidence that Russia has a financial and personal hold on Mr. Trump, and that Mr. Trump and the crooks he surrounded himself with colluded with the Russians to attack our democracy to throw the election Mr. Trump's way.
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In a decision on Thursday, U.S. District Judge Stephanie Rose in Des Moines, said plaintiffs offered strong circumstantial evidence that Principal breached its fiduciary duties to retirement plans by almost exclusively using its own products in funds it offered and not investigating alternatives with lower fees.
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For Sanders supporters, the circumstantial evidence of a biased DNC and party system already seemed strong: primary debates buried on weekends and behind sporting events, superdelegates vowing support to Clinton before voting even began, and an unusual caucus process in Nevada that seemed to favor Clinton.
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Some circumstantial evidence has suggested that at least some ingredients could be capable of disrupting hormones or raising the risk of non-skin cancers, while other studies have suggested they can have a negative effect on the marine environment—though that research is far from conclusive.
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Some of his failing was surely circumstantial—Jeb Bush made it impossible for him to be the sole champion of reform conservatism, or even to have one state to himself—but on Monday, Rubio continued to showcase his own shortcomings that hurt him earlier this year.
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Because, according to the judge, even though it was proven that the victim was unconscious and that she was indeed sexually abused by these two men, a bar is a place of "mutual flirting" and the rape was not premeditated—to quote the court, it was "circumstantial".
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There is mounting circumstantial evidence that they did so this year: The adult birds and the juvenile, which is at most a few months old, have been spotted perching on the same branch, communicating and feeding together, implying that the young bird hatched in the area.
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The tepid-on-Trump camp is aghast at revelations of the extent and nature of the Trump clan's ties to a murderous anti-American regime — and, speaking only for myself, humbled by analysts who were more troubled by the circumstantial evidence in the absence of smoking guns.
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I feel sad and betrayed, first by my nephew, who didn't accept my explanation, but mostly by my sibling who, for the first time, has failed to support me, and who has convicted and condemned me without a hearing on the very flimsiest of circumstantial evidence.
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My main philosophy is about learning how to make Tuesday your favorite day of the week, because if you're always waiting for the weekend or Christmas or your graduation, you are deciding that your happiness is circumstantial, and that therefore you don't control it, your environment does.
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While Heather's lawyer has called the case "circumstantial," Chenango County District Attorney Joseph McBride alleges that the Franklins murdered their son after watching the 2016 Oscar-winning film, Manchester by the Sea, which depicts a character who is not criminally charged after his children die in an accidental fire.
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"That the US immediately jumped to make allegations against Iran—w/o a shred of factual or circumstantial evidence—only makes it abundantly clear that the #B_Team is moving to a #PlanB: Sabotage diplomacy—including by @AbeShinzo—and cover up its #EconomicTerrorism against Iran," Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted.
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The latest piece of circumstantial evidence came on March 2nd, when it was revealed that Mr Trump's attorney-general, Jeff Sessions, had twice met with the Russian ambassador to Washington, Sergey Kislyak, during the campaign, despite denying during his Senate confirmation hearing having had "communications with the Russians".
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They built a circumstantial case in part on alleged threats he made to her, along with millimeter-sized blood splatter discovered in the garage and kitchen alcove of the family home in Spencer, New York, where the estranged couple lived with their children, then ages 3 to 7.
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" Here's what we know so far: CNN reported one unnamed official as saying that the information suggested people associated with Trump's campaign were "giving the thumb's up" to release information – but other sources cautioned it was too early to say that given that the current information is "circumstantial.
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While Bookstaber was not available for comment, his lawyer told Fox News that all the evidence is circumstantial, that the police have not revealed any new evidence against Bookstaber in the two years since the murder occurred and that his client has fully cooperated with police during the investigation.
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Several pieces of circumstantial evidence began piling up against Waterman, including that, as a chauffeur, he had access to a car with similar fibers to those found on Galloway's body — and detectives found a length of cord similar to what was used on her in Waterman's personal vehicle.
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As conceived by Steven Zaillian and Richard Price, Naz's walk on the wild side quickly turns into "a pit of circumstantial quicksand: the casual encounters that will become eyewitness testimony; the chain of bad breaks, bad timing and bad decisions," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
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It is natural to ask whether something so broad might have a common cause, other than the obvious circumstantial causes like the gradual fading of memories about the horrors of ethnic conflict in World War II or the rise in this century of forms of violent ethnic terrorism.
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On Vulture's TV podcast, he said he skipped a deep dive into rumors of Simpson's cocaine use because the evidence was circumstantial, and cut segments about suspicions that the football star was suffering from CTE (a concussion disorder that plagues many football players) because Simpson was never formally diagnosed.
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Pivonka's team found a dazzling array of less obvious, circumstantial evidence linking both the juggler image and verse eight to Lake Park, including a map of a park footpath outlined in the juggler's hand and a distinctive three-trunk mulberry tree woven into the folds of the juggler's cape.
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CANTON, N.Y. — Banking their hopes on an array of circumstantial evidence, prosecutors in the murder trial of an upstate boy rested their case on Tuesday after showing a video of the suspect's car in proximity to the boy as he was heading home, minutes before the fatal attack.
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For example, when Mr. Trump boasted to the Russian foreign minister and ambassador in the Oval Office that he had fired the F.B.I. director, it raised only the possibility — a "circumstantial inference," as it's called in counterintelligence — that the president was wittingly working on behalf of the Russians.
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John Hoberman, an antidoping expert at the University of Texas who has studied performance-enhancing drugs for more than three decades, said it was "inexcusable" for the I.A.A.F. to not have acted against records where there was "compelling circumstantial or laboratory evidence" of the use of illicit substances.
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In a case in which the government puts forth a number of pieces of circumstantial evidence to show insider trading, the veracity of one witness — even a crucial one — on one topic over the four days that Mr. Davis testified might not be enough to upset the conviction.
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F.B.I. agents who secretly investigated Saudi connections to the 9/11 attacks for more than a decade after high-level officials discounted government links found circumstantial evidence of such support but could not find a smoking gun, a joint investigation by The New York Times Magazine and ProPublica shows.
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"We still do not know for sure if these are the Dumoulins, and we have doubts, though the circumstantial evidence suggests that could be the case," he said, noting that 20123 people from the area had disappeared since 1926 without a trace after vanishing in mountains, lakes or glaciers.
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Other doctors, including some of the first to spot AFM in 2014, have recently argued that the growing pile of circumstantial proof—including evidence that current strains of D68 have mutated and resemble the polio virus much more that they used to—is now more than enough to convict D68.
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"Determining whether invidious discriminatory purpose was a motivating factor demands a sensitive inquiry into such circumstantial and direct evidence of intent as may be available," the court said in the Arlington opinion, which involved a village zoning decision that effectively barred a low-income housing nonprofit from building multifamily units.
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Together, the FBI files show the U.S. government has amassed at least circumstantial evidence implicating the WikiLeaks founder as a conspirator in years-old computer crimes, which may also cast doubt on whether WikiLeaks is, as its supporters claim, merely a publisher of whistleblower material protected by under the First Amendment.
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Image 2 of 2 SHAH ALAM, Malaysia – Circumstantial evidence against one of the two women accused of poisoning to death the estranged half brother of North Korea&aposs leader is feeble, with many doubts and gaps that "stood out like a sore thumb," her lawyer told a court on Wednesday.
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While Heather's lawyer has called the case "circumstantial" in court, Chenango County District Attorney Joseph McBride alleges that the Franklins murdered their son after watching the 2016 Oscar-winning film, Manchester by the Sea, which depicts a character who is not criminally charged after his children die in an accidental fire.
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The inquiry's 328-page report did not provide direct evidence of Mr. Putin's culpability, but cited "strong circumstantial evidence" of Kremlin responsibility in the death of Mr. Litvinenko, who fled Russia and became a citizen of Britain, where he was a relentless critic of the Kremlin and particularly Mr. Putin.
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"BTK killer" Dennis Rader murdered at least 10 people in Kansas between 19913 and 1991 — his moniker an acronym referring to his method of binding, torturing and killing his victims, mostly women — but he wasn't caught until 2005, when mounting circumstantial evidence led them to test DNA from his daughter.
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But given the lack of increased bullying overall and the decline in homophobic bullying after the controversy settled down (the proposition was finally struck down in 2013, following a lengthy legal battle, and same-sex marriage was legalized completely in the U.S. in 2015), the authors' circumstantial case seems plenty strong.
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To the extent that any evidence of a conspiracy were to exist and the conspiracy could be proven, it is likely that most of the evidence would be circumstantial -- that is, it may only consist of verbal understandings and tacit agreements through financial and other intermediaries and close business associates.
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Key Obama Cabinet officials, such as Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and Vice President Joe Biden, advocated against authorizing a US Navy SEAL raid in Pakistan because of all the risks involved in such an operation, which were compounded by only circumstantial evidence that bin Laden was living in Abbottabad.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) said evidence suggesting that members of President Trump's campaign conspired with the Kremlin to influence the presidential election in Trump's favor was "more than circumstantial," and needed to be thoroughly probed.
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Now, a cynic might argue that whilst there are big differences in how various types of pill affect the user—and even from user to user the impact that an Einstein, DefQon, or Snowflake can have vary wildly due to a variety of circumstantial reasons—the pill-taking narrative is usually pretty similar.
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"The technology of building a super EMP weapon is understood and at least by circumstantial evidence…the North Koreans know how to do it," said Henry (Hank) Cooper, a director at the think tank Foundation for Resilient Societies and a former arms control official under Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush.
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Schiff raised eyebrows in March when he told "Meet The Press Daily" that he had seen "more than circumstantial" evidence that associates of the president had colluded with the Kremlin to swing the election to the Trump — a statement that came long before the committee was prepared to issue its final report.
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This evidence is entirely circumstantial, and there's an innocent explanation for the traffic patterns that Foer identified: that the Trump Organization used an email marketing service to send out promotional emails about Trump's hotels, and some of these emails went to Alfa Bank — perhaps because Alfa Bank employees have stayed at Trump hotels.
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The number is essentially a statistical magic trick, a way of boiling down and averaging out every layer of everyday sexist, racist, circumstantial bullshit we all experience to varying degrees into a number we can use to both describe our general collective position as female workers in this economy and to measure our progress.
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"Strong circumstantial evidence of Russian state responsibility," the judge wrote, had led him to the conclusion that Mr. Litvinenko was indeed poisoned when he met Andrei K. Lugovoi, a former K.G.B bodyguard, and Dmitri V. Kovtun, a Red Army deserter, for tea in the Pine Bar of the Millennium Hotel in London on Nov.
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The record for a Brazilian man who operated as a dealer and as a sort of representative for WSM on Reddit and forums is an interesting study in the web of suggestive accounts and names that produce a damning, if circumstantial, depiction of a person's associations and interests, from the banal to the criminal.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, be held accountable for what he called the "smearing" of "good people," pointing to Schiff's claim that there was more than circumstantial evidence of collusion with Russia.
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You could say that's still quite circumstantial, but on top of that, the main thing that's been argued to link them to intelligence gathering is a handful of cases during the Cold War—and since—where spies have been caught, in some cases red-handed, transcribing coded messages and decoding them from these stations.
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Mr. Hillary's defense team — which featured two high-profile New York City lawyers, Norman Siegel and Earl S. Ward, drawn by the case's notoriety — only lightly touched on the issue of race at trial, preferring to attack the prosecution's case as a weak, circumstantial attempt to pin a gruesome murder on the wrong man.
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At the hearing, Nunes pointed out that Clapper has "said publicly he's seen no evidence of collusion between the Russians and the Trump campaign," which cut directly against Schiff, who had said that there is circumstantial evidence of collusion based on former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn's communications with Russian Ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak.
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A memo that Cohen's attorneys sent with a letter Thursday to top Democrats in Congress details what Cohen has told special counsel Robert Mueller's team and the House Intelligence Committee about circumstantial evidence that the attorneys say suggests Trump was involved in or knew about a criminal conspiracy to collude with Russia to win the 2016 presidential election.
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" This will come as a tremendous surprise to anyone who was alive six months ago, when Gowdy was the chairman of the House Benghazi Committee and issued this statement about Hillary Clinton and her private email server: "There is sufficient evidence, both direct and circumstantial, upon which a jury could conclude an intent to violate the law.
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By midday Tuesday Mr. Snowden himself, in a Twitter message from his exile in Moscow, declared that "circumstantial evidence and conventional wisdom indicates Russian responsibility" for publication, which he interpreted as a warning shot to the American government in case it was thinking of imposing sanctions against Russia in the cybertheft of documents from the Democratic National Committee.
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The nomination of Scott Pruitt is further evidence that the president-elect is serious, and circumstantial evidence that the influence of Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE's recent visit was of little consequence.
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In retrospect, you see how the creators, Steven Zaillian ("Schindler's List") and Richard Price ("The Wire"), staged Naz's last night of freedom — a straight-arrow college kid's walk on the wild side — as a pit of circumstantial quicksand: the casual encounters that will become eyewitness testimony; the chain of bad breaks, bad timing and bad decisions.
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Perhaps more so though – and to give it some more nuance than that – English Tapas documents a part of society that's rarely discussed through music; a loose discussion, of sorts, of what happens when the spirit of Sleaford Mods' world approaches the latter end of its spluttering existence, bad habits and demons and circumstantial situations still intact.
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It is scarier to believe that Trump is delusional, that he has persuaded himself that Democrats have said things they've never said, that his base has strengthened when it has actually weakened, that it's really his opponents under investigation for collusion, that his campaign has been cleared of wrongdoing when the circumstantial case for collusion has only grown stronger.
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In his greatest essay, "The Painter of Modern Life" (1863) Charles Baudelaire said: Beauty is made up of an eternal, invariable element, whose quantity it is excessively difficult to determine, and of a relative, circumstantial element, which will be, if you like, whether severally or all at once, the age, its fashions, its morals, its emotions.
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Perhaps more so though—and to give it some more nuance than that—English Tapas documents a part of society that's rarely discussed through music; a loose discussion, of sorts, of what happens when the spirit of Sleaford Mods' world approaches the latter end of its spluttering existence, bad habits and demons and circumstantial situations still intact.
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Without proton decay, the evidence that the forces that govern elementary particles today are actually splinters of a single "grand unified" force is purely circumstantial: The three forces seem to converge to the same strengths when extrapolated to high energies, and their mathematical structures suggest inclusion in a larger whole, much as the shape of Earth's continents hint at the ancient supercontinent Pangea.
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Although the evidence was circumstantial — based on ambiguous text messages; Brady's discarding of a cellphone; and a trip to the bathroom by one of the staff members, who took the balls in with him — it was also buttressed by a lengthy scientific report prepared by Exponent, a consulting firm with dubious bona fides, having disputed the dangers of secondhand smoke and asbestos.
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"We also consider the long term orbital stability and evolutionary behavior within the context of the Planet Nine hypothesis, and find that 230 BP2150 adds to the circumstantial evidence for the existence of this proposed new member of the solar system," read the abstract of the paper, which is available now on preprint website Arxiv and has been submitted to The Astronomical Journal.
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"We also consider the long term orbital stability and evolutionary behavior within the context of the Planet Nine hypothesis, and find that 2015 BP519 adds to the circumstantial evidence for the existence of this proposed new member of the solar system," read the abstract of the paper, which is available now on preprint website Arxiv and has been submitted to The Astronomical Journal.
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Some circumstantial evidence seems to point in the direction of groups like Lizard Squad and PoodleCorp, who've made a name for themselves using DDoS attacks to disrupt mostly gaming platforms and websites in the past, Mirai, the malware allegedly used to build the massive million-strong botnet, for one, is a successor of IoT-infecting malware used by Lizard Squad in the past.
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What is known, though, is that a company owned by a unknown foreign government is trying to quash a subpoena for information issued by a grand jury sitting in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. There is circumstantial evidence that the grand jury is working in conjunction with Mueller's office, which is investigating Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and related issues.
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Armed with all this new circumstantial evidence and an incendiary timeline, she tells Celeste she's going to the police to report all the secrets that Celeste has been keeping: the existence of Perry's other son, their combative history, and Celeste's secret plans to leave him once and for all — arrangements Celeste was making last season on the eve of Perry's death.
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The complaint also lays out compelling circumstantial evidence: the bombs and packages bear remarkable resemblances to one another; several packages were sent from the mail processing center where Sayoc lives; Sayoc's van was covered with images including one critical of CNN, a recipient of the bombs; and Sayoc's social media pages show the same conspicuous misspellings that appeared on the package bombs.
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