Per Axios' Margaret Talev, Vindman's testimony corroborates the whistleblower's account.
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Our own analysis of Florida prison data corroborates previous research.
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Data from App Annie, another research firm, corroborates the claim.
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Egerton's other Kingsman costar Pedro Pascal corroborates the sordid, silly tale.
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A chatty patient in the Betty chapter later corroborates this fact.
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However, King's Academy Preschool claims the video corroborates Meza Cruz's story.
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He corroborates testimony from numerous other officials, and he documented it.
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Sam corroborates that Becky had repressed memories she hoped to shake loose.
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"Despite those denials [from Trump], substantial evidence corroborates Comey's account," Mueller wrote.
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The report corroborates a leak from earlier this month suggesting the same.
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That corroborates the Danish team's work, as well as the Harvard team's.
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"Junk food" is a term that corroborates the general logic of pollution.
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The final point corroborates a statement Tesla made a week after the accident.
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The 2012 Senate investigation corroborates the use of awards as incentives for recruiters.
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Or is there evidence that corroborates Donald Trump's claim that he didn't know?
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Horgan says that with Delaney she always holds the keyboard, which he corroborates.
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Trump's life story — or, more precisely, his imagined life story — corroborates this mythology.
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CNBC has reviewed documentation that corroborates Hegstad's communications with Tesla and the company's response.
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"There has not been not one piece of evidence that corroborates their story," Marlon said.
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Sonny Dickson corroborates these rumors and offers further details on the scale of the issues.
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The team removed it immediately, followed by issuing an apology to Wright, which she corroborates.
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The New York Times corroborates the news citing a person familiar with the production stoppage.
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History corroborates the success that can come from collaborative efforts between public and private partners.
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The WSJ also corroborates reports that Samsung will not remove the headphone jack on the S8.
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The TF report also corroborates Muso's data about torrent downloads being less popular than streaming alternatives.
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A second paper, by Matthew Harris of the University of Tennessee and others, corroborates those results.
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I heard the radio exchange between the Triades and the coast guard which corroborates Camps' account.
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Snapchat footage further corroborates this, capturing Lou making a phone call shortly before the cops' arrival.
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The impeachment inquiry has gathered evidence that corroborates the whistleblower complaint and goes well beyond it.
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The official added that the US government recently received evidence that it believes corroborates his death.
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"He seemed very doting," corroborates Mr Sills, the rural sheriff, who is not involved in the inquiry.
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The Universal Product Code (UPC) number shown corroborates a Walmart listing for a factory-unlocked Pixel 3A.
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That corroborates claims in the whistleblower complaint and contradicts the government's official reasoning for her return stateside.
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A different rumor corroborates the photo released this weekend — it called for a 5.7-inch S7 model.
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Indonesian human rights activist Tunggal Pawestri corroborates this notion that homosexuality was previously frowned upon but tolerated.
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The White House has also released a memo on the call that corroborates details in the complaint.
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In contrast, the other takeaway from today's report closely corroborates the anecdotal information trickling out this month.
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The official added that the US government had recently received evidence that it believes corroborates his death.
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This corroborates a tweet from well-known leaker Max J. (Concept image - for illustration purpose only) pic.twitter.
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Democrats said McCabe did not claim the FISA application depended on the dossier, which McCabe now corroborates.
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Those who were released and left the country paint a grim picture that corroborates much of the report.
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This evidence "corroborates the testimony of multiple witnesses who said EJ was trying to help others," said Crump.
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A study published this year by Kevin Callison, an economist at Grand Valley State University, corroborates the phenomenon.
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The referendum corroborates the ascendency of populism in the West, and the movement's willingness to ruffle corporate feathers.
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"I don't write; I am written," the author Siri Hustvedt has said, and scientific evidence corroborates her claim.
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One investor told CNBC that Wednesday's private payrolls figure "corroborates the broader weaker numbers" that have been released recently.
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This corroborates the historian Herodotus' claims that Scythians sacrificed horses that had been presented as gifts from different tribes.
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The finding corroborates a Nature paper from January that suggested E. bugandensis might be present on the space station.
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Apple blogger Jim Dalrymple from The Loop, who's been privy to top-secret Apple information, also corroborates Paczkowski's report.
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"The paper corroborates what we found on the ground," said Avipsa Mahapatra, the Climate Campaign Lead at the EIA.
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His account of the phone call, however, corroborates the account given by the anonymous intelligence official behind the complaint.
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There's a substantial amount of information that they possess that corroborates the fact that I am telling the truth.
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"There's a substantial amount of information that they possessed that corroborates the fact that I am telling the truth."
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" Beulah from Massachusetts: "I'd like to point out that a Washington Post story corroborates Sanders's account of their conversation.
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"While both individuals provided compelling testimony, nothing that has been presented corroborates the allegation," Corker said in his announcement.
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It corroborates the whistleblower's charge that there was a White House effort to "lock down" access to the transcript.
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"I hate to say it, but it corroborates some of what ISIS is saying out there," the KRSC official said.
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In the essay, Billings corroborates a sexually-charged statement that Tambor allegedly made on set, directed towards actress Trace Lysette.
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The former Facebook engineer fears that frequent smartphone use can be damaging to the public, an argument that research corroborates.
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A document obtained by Motherboard corroborates that for some work contractors need to complete at least 200 tasks an hour.
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Nader's account corroborates press reports about the Seychelles meeting — not Prince's account — and Nader has told Mueller all about it.
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"The thing that makes you matter all of a sudden is the empirical object that corroborates your testimony," says Shvarts.
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The facts are not meaningfully in dispute, because Mr. Sondland's testimony corroborates the accounts of multiple strong and reliable witnesses.
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A new analysis, in PLOS One, corroborates findings from a 2015 study of spicy food that was conducted in China.
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"There's a substantial amount of information that they possess that corroborates the fact that I am telling the truth," he continued.
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"There's a substantial amount of information that they possess that corroborates the fact that I am telling the truth." https://t.
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The White House released a summary of the phone call last week that largely corroborates the main details of the complaint.
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So it looks like there's a story that corroborates the fact that there were some of those allegations that were correct.
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John Bolton, the former White House national security adviser, has a forthcoming book that corroborates impeachment allegations made against President Trump.
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Background: Mr. Bolton's coming book corroborates a central piece of the case against Mr. Trump over his pressure campaign in Ukraine.
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A court document reviewed by BuzzFeed News corroborates Miguel's statements and says his case was closed due to lack of merit.
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The CNN report corroborates this, noting that Trump has done "virtually no small-dollar fundraising" since launching his campaign a year ago.
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The number is a source of comfort to hunters, and corroborates scientific studies that point to a steady increase in ortolan populations.
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Regardless, legal experts say AMI's deal with prosecutors corroborates what Cohen admitted in court and exposes the president to greater legal risk.
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This observation, detailed today in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, corroborates prior observations of transient haze over Occator crater.
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"I think that the coroner's report corroborates that it was the chiropractor's manipulation that was the cause of death," Richards tells PEOPLE.
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Nothing in the report corroborates this account, although that is unlikely to change Trump's and many other Republicans' narrative of what happened.
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The lead House manager Adam Schiff has indicated the letter "corroborates" other testimony in the impeachment inquiry and pertains to Pence's Sept.
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"It highly corroborates the case that Chairman Schiff has been making and exhibits no apparent reason that it should be classified," Sen.
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Absent hard evidence that corroborates these allegations, the Senate and the American people will have to judge for themselves who they believe.
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And importantly, the autopsy report corroborates eyewitness accounts, dispelling a conspiracy theory that suggests more than one gunman was involved in the shooting.
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We should think of the scrapes not as early evidence that sparked a new theory, but as evidence that corroborates an existing theory.
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The report also corroborates earlier rumors claiming Apple could release a new top-tier iPhone 8 with an OLED display that'll cost more.
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This corroborates our conclusion on the date, and narrows the timeframe further: the killings happened between March 20 and April 5th 2015 pic.twitter.
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If Morrison corroborates or expands on these accounts, Trump's "no quid pro quo" defense will most likely be left looking even more shaky.
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The blog also corroborates an earlier report from Bloomberg about a cheaper "low-cost" Surface tablet due by the end of the year.
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Documentation reviewed by Reuters corroborates his role at the ministry, and people familiar with Daquin's work confirmed his involvement in the card project.
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So if further data corroborates that Clinton's lead truly is down to just a couple of points, Democrats shouldn't feel all that comfortable.
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Physicians for Human Rights corroborates claims that Bashar al-Assad's government has criminalized giving care to its enemies, a violation of international law.
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But he will provide an account that corroborates and fleshes out crucial elements in that complaint, which prompted Democrats to open their impeachment investigation.
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The data corroborates our earlier assertion that some time between 1920 and 1925 is when automobiles eclipsed horses in both rural and urban areas.
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"It's quite stunning, I've never experienced anything that corroborates so fully as this," said Ross Anderson, a specialist in maritime archaeology at the museum.
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"Marketing this week corroborates the super-high cash levels revealed in the February survey and a scarcity of bullish views," the U.S. bank said.
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Should the FBI turn up evidence that corroborates the allegations against Kavanaugh or that casts doubt on his testimony, it could derail his nomination.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Evidence that corroborates the sexual assault allegations against Judge Brett Kavanaugh would disqualify him from serving on the nation's highest court, Sen.
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BROWARD COUNTY SHERIFF SCOTT ISRAEL: Oh, what the student said, our video and audio and all the witness statements we have taken corroborates that.
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But it corroborates a hypothesis that was initially questioned because the virus that researchers think is responsible also shows up in healthy sea stars.
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New research corroborates what black women have long known: People across gender and race see black girls as more adultlike than their white peers.
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This new poll result corroborates rumors that Republican operatives have been seeing dismal numbers for Trump in their private polling since the tape revelation.
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The study corroborates the findings of prior research, which also found alarmingly high error rates, that previously drew methodological criticism from companies including Amazon.
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The tech site corroborates previously reported details on the top-secret headset such as its "T288" codename and purported use of a custom Apple chip.
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"Anytime I'm listening to a [DJ] Mustard record on the radio, I see all the patterns in my head for every song," corroborates Soulja Boy.
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Howard corroborates the story with a Vine of Harden's tear-streaked face under a plastic Mickey Mouse ear hat, which Howard also foisted upon him.
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Prosecutors often have the testimony of only one witness, which is typically not enough to persuade jurors, even if additional evidence corroborates the victim's account.
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But the report corroborates numerous accounts given to The Times by current and former detainees in several prisons across Syria, detailing regular torture and deprivation.
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The Amnesty report and photographs corroborates reports about the use of land mines that have been circulating for days, both from refugees and from Bangladeshi officials.
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Police: Autopsy corroborates investigation In a statement responding to the autopsy report Thursday, police acknowledged that the shooting had shaken many residents' trust in the department.
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This distinction corroborates past speculation that sauropod juveniles did not experience much parental care, and did not run in the same circles as their adult counterparts.
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A separate email I'd sent to HAL corroborates this, as they were unable to put me in touch with anybody who had worked on the game.
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"This new report corroborates the allegations made by Debbie Ramirez and proves the FBI investigation conducted last year was a sham from the start," they added.
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Trump has stood by his campaign manager despite Fields's claims, a surveillance video corroborates her story, and a police report that had charged Lewandowski with battery.
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In addition to the black finish, the report also corroborates a separate report that said the AirPods 2 will sport a new, grippier coating on each earbud.
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Intrigued, a pair of computer scientists have developed an algorithm that corroborates the route, while also demonstrating the longest straight line that can be taken on land.
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The affadavit corroborates what Dawn told PEOPLE in May, when she claimed that in January 2015, she reported for work, and Ravenel headed to dinner with friends.
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The work also corroborates previous findings on how the bed bug has developed resistance to modern insecticides — and may lead to new ways to control the pest.
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A recent analysis of campaign finance data further corroborates these anecdotes of partisanship, finding that 100 percent of political contributions from Bureau employees went to Democratic candidates.
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Bloomberg also corroborates reports that the next Galaxy Note may skip a version number, moving to 7 in order to align with the flagship Galaxy S range.
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What is more surprising is that research from political scientists, some involving creative and carefully designed field experiments done in cooperation with real campaigns, corroborates this notion.
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This corroborates past observations of water vapor in the atmospheres of hot Jupiters, and suggests that water might be more common on these planets than previously assumed.
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A report by CNBC, which quotes Chinese authorized Apple reseller Fenqile, corroborates this, claiming that the majority of pre-orders in China were for the iPhone 11.
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The big picture: The Trump-Ukraine whistleblower complaint released by the House Intelligence Committee on Thursday corroborates the underlying claim by Leshchenko, as reported by ABC News.
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The Southwestern University survey records only a tiny dip, from 0.61 in 2010 to 13 in 2014, but nevertheless corroborates the view that the worst might be past.
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"There is a substantial amount of information that they possessed that corroborates the fact that I am telling the truth," Cohen said in an interview with ABC News.
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David Steinberg corroborates my findings, and, as it turns out, I did get lucky with that Jimmy Stewart thing: I constructed this puzzle just over a year ago.
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On Friday, Democratic Senator Sheldon Whitehouse argued that Kavanaugh's July 1 entry -- which reads "Go to Timmy's for Skis w/ Judge, Tom, PJ, Bernie, Squi" -- corroborates Ford's testimony.
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Hugh Jr.'s sister, Cindi Moutschk, describes her mother to PEOPLE as a "narcissist" with "psycho-craziness" tendencies, and says she corroborates everything brother Hugh says about their mother.
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The confirmation corroborates earlier reports that the device had programmed in it a route similar to the one which investigators believe the doomed flight took on its final voyage.
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The device is reportedly going to be sporting a USB Type-C connection which corroborates reports that the new Note 7 will be shifting to the new connection type.
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This data corroborates my own research and experiences in the region, particularly in Nicaragua and Honduras, where cultural and social norms of women being treated as property remain entrenched.
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But he dismisses any theories that the space contains another grand gallery or a burial chamber "There is no scientific, archaeological or historical evidence that corroborates this," he said.
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Schiff is unlikely to grant these subpoenas, having blocked testimony by the whistleblower last week, citing the evidence gathered from other sources than corroborates the whistleblower's version of events.
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But a 100-gigabyte hard drive the inspector general received last week from the Pentagon with documents on the task force corroborates the $43 million figure, Sopko said Wednesday.
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"In response, Congress may infer from this obstruction that any withheld documents and testimony would reveal information that corroborates the whistle-blower complaint," Mr. Cummings said in a statement.
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The Times's revelation this weekend that John Bolton in his book corroborates the House charge of a quid pro quo may be redirecting the arc of the impeachment trial.
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CNET's story corroborates a January report from The Information, which first revealed the existence of the service and said that it likely wouldn't launch until 2020 at the earliest.
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The opposition by Republicans to new witnesses and documents fits that classic pattern and corroborates the conclusion that Republicans themselves understand the damning nature of that evidence to Trump.
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It really comes down to whether the House intelligence committee can get its hands on the intelligence inspector general's report, which presumably includes information that corroborates the whistleblower complaint.
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Nikkei's report also corroborates previous rumors that Apple will move to a new glass front and back design, reminiscent of the iPhone 4/4S and Samsung Galaxy S7/S7 Edge.
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The study corroborates other recent findings that technology is not overturning conventional ways to pay for things, even as millennials flock to mobile payment apps like Apple Pay and Venmo.
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Seth Kaplan, an associate professor of psychology at George Mason University who was not involved in the study, said it generally corroborates what is already known about American work experiences.
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A more recent study corroborates similar results: In 2004, a Harvard study found that individually mentored math students outperformed their classroom peers by 200 percent on standardized state math tests.
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KIEV (Reuters) - The United States has seen nothing so far that corroborates Russian allegations of a Ukrainian incursion into Crimea, the U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, Geoffrey Pyatt, said on Thursday.
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"This is likely the most critical piece of physical evidence since it indicates that (Yantis) actually fired his weapon and, at least to some extent, corroborates the officers' stories," he said.
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Update 5/14: YouTuber and makeup entrepreneur Nikita Dragun has officially entered the ring, detailing exactly how the James Charles SugarBearHair connection came about — which corroborates Charles' side of the story.
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Making people pay more of their health care bill out of pocket does not make them smarter shoppers, according to a new study published in Health Affairs, which corroborates earlier research.
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" And as for the 2017 Times story about Trump's request for Comey's "loyalty," the report said that "substantial evidence corroborates Comey's account of the dinner invitation and the request for loyalty.
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"Clearly, anything that comes along at the moment just corroborates the market's negative attitude on the dollar," said Neil Mellor, senior FX strategist with Bank of New York Mellon in London.
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While the deals are different in nature, Trump's public attacks against CNN and support for Fox News could make it seem as though his support corroborates the actions of the DOJ.
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"That President Trump may have had several phone calls with Ms. Zervos, who had been a contestant on 'The Apprentice,' in no way corroborates Ms. Zervos's allegations," Mr. Kasowitz's spokeswoman said.
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"Clearly anything that comes along at the moment just corroborates the market's negative attitude on the dollar," said Neil Mellor, senior FX strategist with Bank of New York Mellon in London.
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"Clearly anything that comes along at the moment just corroborates the market's negative attitude o the dollar," said Neil Mellor, senior FX strategist with Bank of New York Mellon in London.
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"The eyewitness corroborates that Ms. Watson was a willing participant in sexual activity," Pollack wrote in the letter dated July 9 to the district attorney's office in Durham County, North Carolina.
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New research published in the medical journal Pediatrics corroborates that claim, suggesting that trans kids who are accepted by their communities do not experience disproportionately high rates of mental health issues.
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To provide those enemies with moral cover for the sake of political convenience or ideology corroborates the worst anti-Semitic stereotypes and strengthens the hand of those who mean us harm.
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This corroborates "the historical descriptions of the large fruits grown in this region," and that local farmers at that time used "highly sophisticated" methods in their date plantations, the authors wrote.
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Taylor's testimony corroborates a major allegation from the whistleblower complaint, which said that Giuliani and Trump were trying to solicit help from the Ukrainians to boost his reelection chances in 2020.
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What are the chances of any random house in America testing positive for blood traces from more than two dozen samples, in the exact pattern that corroborates a man&aposs murder confession?
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Plus, the documents filed Thursday quote extensively from emails that are almost certainly in the special counsel's possession, which corroborates the belief that Mr. Cohen has come clean about his Russia dealings.
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He saw what he saw, and it corroborates the testimony of Miller stating that he and he alone was involved in detaining, cuffing, and taking Mr. Gray to the wall to await transport.
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When I asked for more clarification regarding the type of lobbying activity related to the bill, Jeffers told me the report doesn't "contain the word 'against,'" which according to him, corroborates Tillerson's statement.
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This challenges the assumption that men were the main producers of richly decorated Medieval manuscripts and corroborates recent evidence, in the form of contemporary letters and documents, suggesting that scribes were often women.
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With decades of preparation, due diligence indicates (and PRC computer simulation corroborates) that a significant portion of Taiwan's air defense capabilities would survive the planned massive initial onslaughts of ballistic and cruise missiles.
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The entry corroborates the decade-old testimony of Mark Epstein, Epstein's younger brother, who said in a 2009 deposition that he witnessed Trump fly on his brother's private jet in the late 1990s.
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The 2016 C.C.E.S. data corroborates this story, showing that about 75 percent of young Republicans voted for Donald J. Trump — about 20 points lower than the level of Republican voters older than 30.
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And the GOP memo corroborates reporting from The New York Times that remarks made by former Trump advisor George Papadopoulos — not the Steele dossier — were the primary catalyst for initiating the Russia probe.
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Nonetheless, Trump has taken to insisting that people read a summary of Trump's call with Zelensky that was released by the White House in September and corroborates key aspects of the whistleblower's account.
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While previous iPhone SE 2 rumors have been scattered, this release window, along with other details regarding its supposed design from Kuo (via 23to5Mac), corroborates a recent report from Nikkei that echoes similar information.
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And his testimony corroborates previous accounts that officials were deeply disturbed by Trump's behavior — and seems to call into question whether previous testimony by Gordon Sondland, the ambassador to the European Union, was truthful.
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Its survey is one of the first clear signs the vote to leave the EU has battered business confidence, and corroborates the Bank of England's view that the economy is set to weaken soon.
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The rumor corroborates a previous report from KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo that claimed Apple would introduce a larger iPad Pro; his report, however, claimed the tablet might have a 10.5-inch screen.
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McCain was correct, as work done by the project for U.S. Global Engagement at the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs corroborates, that most Americans are not in favor of withdrawing into isolationism.
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Democrats have said that Kent's testimony is important because it corroborates the testimony of other officials, and because Kent pushed back at what he viewed as improper political behavior when it came to Ukraine.
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Though friends accompanied her to the party and probably drove her home, not a single person corroborates her claims against Kavanaugh, first articulated more than 1003 years after the alleged incident In contrast, Sen.
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Nintendo may be releasing a cheaper version of the Switch this June, according to a report from Bloomberg, which corroborates earlier rumors that Nintendo is working on a budget model of its popular portable console.
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"If this Thursday's Philadelphia Fed survey corroborates the weakness in yesterday's Empire figures, the chances of a sub-50 reading on the manufacturing ISM would be elevated," said Deutsche Bank's Joe LaVorgna in a note.
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That corroborates a central element of the abuse of power charge against Mr. Trump, which accuses him of using his position to pressure a foreign power to interfere on his behalf in the 2020 election.
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Even in cases like Samantha's, where there is DNA evidence, it is still difficult for juries to make a decision because that evidence only corroborates that sex occurred — not whether it was consensual or not.
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Sondland's admission corroborates what several other witnesses had alleged, finally making it indisputable: The Ukrainians were told by the Trump administration about a quid pro quo involving hundreds of millions of dollars in security assistance.
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"It also corroborates our prior studies of various prayer and meditation practices that found changes in the attentional areas of the brain and also the striatum," a part of the brain associated with the reward system.
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The new research corroborates the previous work done in Denisova Cave, but it also helps to fill in some unknown gaps, showing that archaic humans were not present in the cave for significant swaths of time.
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Sea sponge apologists: - supposedly a DVD commentary corroborates the "dish sponge > lumpy sea sponge" cartoon theoryDish sponge believers: - his form as a dish sponge is a commentary on a "land dwellers gaze"Misc: - is Spongebob a tampon?
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He corroborates Grande's previous anecdote about meeting when she hosted Saturday Night Live in 2016 — the time she predicted she was going to marry him (also worth noting, the time he was still dating ex Cazzie David).
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Then there is the email traffic cited in the BuzzFeed story that supports the Cohen narrative about the hotel negotiations and, along with law enforcement interviews, apparently corroborates Cohen's testimony that the president directed him to lie.
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Nonetheless, despite the support of the same veterans service organizations, again including the American Legion, of medical marijuana research, VA once again chooses only to rely on this support when it corroborates the Department's pre-determined conclusion.
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Why it matters: Manigault Newman says the tape corroborates claims from her new book that the Trump team offered her "hush money" in exchange for signing a non-disclosure agreement about her time in the White House.
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It wasn't true love, they insist, because, as Anne later corroborates in one of the best scenes of the season, Charles can only marry Camilla if he's prepared for there to always be three in the marriage.
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"Today's report from Quebec is very disturbing," said Howard Sapers, Canada's federal prison watchdog, noting that it corroborates his own findings that detention conditions in Canada's north often fail to meet minimum standards for safe and humane custody.
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Mueller's team also argued that Manafort's motion would "exclude virtually every exhibit containing the name of several key government witnesses, thereby preventing the jury from hearing evidence that corroborates the witness's expected testimony and demonstrates the witness's credibility."
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This paper "is of very high quality and corroborates our earlier limits," Holger Müller, leader of the 2017 efforts from the University of California, Berkeley, who was not involved in the new study, told Gizmodo in an email.
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The disclosure that the Ukrainians knew of the freeze by early August corroborates, and provides additional details about, a claim made by a C.I.A. officer in his whistle-blower complaint that prompted the impeachment inquiry by House Democrats.
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The commission also reviews and corroborates photographs, video, satellite imagery, and forensic and medical reports from governments and nongovernmental sources to determine if there are "reasonable grounds to believe" an atrocity has been committed, according to its website.
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" -- CNN's Amanda Katz tweeted: "One of the most striking things about the Cohen opening statement is how neatly it corroborates literal *years* of reporting that the WH has pushed back on — notably by NYT, WaPo, WSJ, CNN, BuzzFeed.
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"In response, Congress may infer from this obstruction that any withheld documents and testimony would reveal information that corroborates the whistleblower complaint," lawmakers continued, referencing the allegations that were referred to the intelligence community's inspector general in August.
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The video only corroborates the praise being given to King for being direct and fearless in the face of intimidation, and she spoke to O, The Oprah Magazine about what was going through her mind when Kelly got heated.
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The report also corroborates previous rumors that Apple is planning to switch to a 5nm fabrication process for its chips next year, moving away from the 7nm process that it's used since the A12 Bionic chip debuted in 2018.
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Bloomberg's report corroborates an earlier report from KGI Securities, which says Apple is planning three iPhones—one 4.7-inch model and two 5.5-inch models—and that only one of the 5.5-inch models will have an OLED screen.
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A report from The Wall Street Journal also corroborates the existence of a smaller PlayStation 4, stating Sony will unveil a less expensive version of its gaming console alongside a higher-end model at its event on September 7th.
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The Employment Cost Index (ECI) for civilian workers — compensation adjusted for compositional shifts in the labor force — corroborates this upward momentum with a 2.8-percent y/y increase in the third quarter (Q3) — the strongest expansion in 6900 years.
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Video of the incident shared on Facebook by the the Black Hebrew Israelites corroborates that they were verbally harassing passersby, including some participating in the Indigenous Peoples Rally, for at least an hour before the incident with Covington Catholic students began.
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To successfully file a U visa application, survivors must have a law enforcement officer sign a Certification of Victim Helpfulness form, also known as I-918B, which corroborates that the crime happened and the victim is cooperating with law enforcement.
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" This kind of corroborates what's happening in stores because you have 50 percent of people who go into a store today, who ignore the salesperson and take out their iPhone, to either text a friend saying, "I'm standing in Sephora.
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A report from Android Central corroborates the dropping of the Nexus branding, and says that Google will ship the devices with a special version of Android Nougat, instead of going with a stock version of the operating system like usual.
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The memo largely corroborates the whistleblower's claims that Trump tried to solicit foreign interference in the 2020 election, and the acting director of national intelligence, Joseph Maguire, told Congress last week that the memo was "in alignment" with the complaint.
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However, if further testimony corroborates Ford's claim, the only way Republicans stand a chance in the upcoming elections, and in the judgment of history, is to take an unequivocal stand against predators on the Supreme Court and in the White House.
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The piece mostly corroborates earlier reports of Mack's deep involvement in the organization, and allegations that she was instrumental in finding, recruiting, and controlling the women who joined Raniere's inner circle, DOS (Dominus Obsequious Sororium, or Master Over Slave Women), as sex slaves.
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Samsung will launch three Galaxy S10 models and a long-awaited foldable phone early next year, according to a Bloomberg report that corroborates and adds new details to information separately revealed by analyst Ming-chi Kuo and Korean media earlier in the year.
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A report from AndroidPolice corroborates the S8's PC-like mode and shows an illustration of it in action: The dock will reportedly cost 149 euros (about $160), which is sort of pricey and the biggest barrier to these phone-computer solutions.
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On Monday, a handful of Republicans, including Senator Mitt Romney, appeared to be moving closer to joining Democrats in voting to subpoena John Bolton, the former national security adviser whose upcoming book corroborates a central piece of the case against Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Comey's prepared testimony, which the Senate Intelligence Committee released on Wednesday, corroborates prior reports by The New York Times about how Mr. Comey's strained relationship with the president evolved, which had already prompted Democrats to raise the specter of the obstruction crime.
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As well as developing its own OS, The Information corroborates reports from Bloomberg and the Financial Times earlier this year that Facebook is working on its own custom chip hardware, alongside the voice assistant that it confirmed it's working on earlier this year.
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It's correct that the whistleblower was not present for the phone call in which Trump asked the president of Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden, but the summary of the call released by the White House largely corroborates the account detailed in the complaint.
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The Guardian is less sure of the Bixby name, but corroborates SamMobiles report that the AI will work across all official Samsung apps and includes image recognition, meaning you can ask it to show you specific images from your photo gallery by simply asking.
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Accordingly, if President Trump directed Michael Cohen to lie in congressional testimony — and, if as reported, there exists evidence that corroborates Michael Cohen's contentions —President Trump's vulnerability to impeachment and possibly criminal charges has become more heightened than it was even a few months ago.
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The report also corroborates many previous rumors including an OLED screen somewhere in the range of 5.5 to 5.8-inches, a new chassis design comprised of a stainless steel frame and glass back, and the Touch ID fingerprint sensor moving to underneath the display.
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And today, the outlet has published a follow up, in which a young woman, 24-year-old Jerhonda Pace, corroborates the claims made earlier, and accuses Kelly of knowingly having sex with her when she was below the legal age of consent in Illinois.
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Excessive acetylcholine corroborates what has been reported and seen in the videos taken just after the attack, including uncontrolled salivation that will cause "foaming at the mouth," vomiting, tearing, involuntary defecation and urination, tiny pinpoint pupils, and a slow heart rate that will cause fainting.
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With help from civil society groups and businesses, the city made hard-won gains to restore security, and by late 2015 the murder rate had been cut to 21 per 100,000, the group says, citing numbers from the attorney general's office it corroborates independently.
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They have pushed Schiff to subpoena the whistleblower, but Schiff has said that over time, the whistleblower became less relevant to the investigation as his committee began to gather information that corroborates and expands upon what was laid out in the whistleblower's initial complaint.
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"This further corroborates our view that a well-behaved inflationary environment gives the Fed room to remain patient, hiking only once in 2019 and only after a pause in the first half," said Jake McRobie, a U.S. economist at Oxford Economics in New York.
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The report corroborates previous rumors that Apple will introduce three new iPhones: a more affordable 6-inch LCD-based iPhone, a 5.8-inch successor to the iPhone X with upgraded internal components, and a gigantic version of that iPhone, with a 6.5-inch display.
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Buchheit also corroborates a portion of that account, saying after the corporate values meeting, in which he says both he and Patel lobbied for "don't be evil," that Patel went around the company scribbling the phrase on whiteboards to help spread it around the company.
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The indictment corroborates most of what has already been reported, which is that bad actors associated with the Russian troll farm called the Internet Research Agency set up fake accounts, bought ads and communicated with real U.S. people to meddle in the election using social media.
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Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, another reliable source on Apple, says the 2020 iPhone will have an in-display Touch ID that'll be complementary to Face ID. Gurman's report corroborates an earlier investor note from Kuo, who also predicts Apple will add an in-display Touch ID sensor.
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Johnny IsaksonJohn (Johnny) Hardy IsaksonGeorgia senator discharged from hospital after fall Georgia senator hospitalized after fall Senate GOP raises concerns about White House stopgap plan to avoid shutdown MORE (R-Ga.), chairman of the Veterans' Affairs Committee, said CNN's reporting "corroborates" information obtained by his panel.
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But his statement corroborates key elements of the whistleblower's complaint, including allegations that Gordon Sondland, a Trump donor turned ambassador to the European Union, had pressured Ukrainian officials to launch the investigation into the Bidens by threatening to deny Zelensky a meeting with Trump if they didn't comply.
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A correctional officer at one of the jails whose inmates' data was included in the leak was also able to confirm that the facility does indeed use JailCore's software, which corroborates the researchers' claims that some of the leaked data belongs to real inmates rather than placeholder entries.
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This corroborates rumors that Samsung is switching over to in-display fingerprint sensors on at least some of the new Galaxy S2750s models, a move that should be a welcome change for people who prefer having fingerprint sensors on the front instead of the back of a device.
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A vote on whether to hear witnesses in the trial is expected on Friday, with a few Republican senators appearing to favor calling John Bolton, the former national security adviser whose book manuscript corroborates a central accusation: that Mr. Trump tied Ukraine's military aid to politically motivated investigations.
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A report on the micro-blogging site, Sina Weibo, also dating back to February 14, 2019, corroborates this information, and is visible here An additional report confirming this date and location appears here According to the CDC, here COVID-19 symptoms include fever, coughing, and shortness of breath.
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Kuo also corroborates the rumors that Apple is finally updating the iPod touch and the iPad mini, and says Apple will introduce two new full-size iPads as well — only with larger 10.2 inch screens, instead of 9.7-inch ones, that bring them closer to the size of the iPad Pro.
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Flight time is rated at 30 minutes according to the product listing (which corroborates with DroneDJ's previous report), and recording resolution apparently tops out at 2.7K rather than 4K, which DroneDJ speculates is an attempt to stop the Mavic Mini from cannibalizing sales of DJI's Mavic Air or Mavic Pro drones.
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"Altogether, we think the delivery results will put pressure on TSLA's shares, and corroborates our belief that volume expectations for the company's products in 2019 are too high with consumer demand likely lower as subsidies phase out in the US," said Goldman Sachs analyst David Tamberrino who reiterated his sell rating.
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It corroborates the stories of multiple women—plaintiffs in the case as well as women Motherboard spoke with directly—who said they only did the videos with the assurance of the director and owners that these images would be isolated to adult stores on the other side of the world.
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I will close with the following anecdote, which corroborates the findings of Venmo's study and also horrifies me to this day: At my birthday dinner two years ago, my friend kindly told our waitress that it was my birthday and ordered me a slice of cake while I was in the bathroom.
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Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference kicks off on Monday, and a new report from The Wall Street Journal corroborates what has been widely expected in the run-up to the show: the focus is likely to be on Siri, amid heightened interest in competing AI technology from the likes of Amazon and Google.
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One day later, Taylor is still trying to convey how important the assistance aid is to the Ukrainians, and how the hold placed on the aid has "already" shaken their faith in the U.S. This further corroborates the idea that the Ukrainians didn't know this freeze on aid was even on the table.
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Confirming its growing popularity, the president of Blue Lives Matter NYC, a charity which supports the families of fallen officers, reported that the $85033 Blue Line American Flag is their highest grossing item nationwide, while the number of for-profit retailers selling blue line products on Amazon and Ebay corroborates the trend.
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Photo by Brett Davis-USA Today Sports Although it can't be seen in the shot, Wetzel alleges, and Dobrow's book corroborates, that Williams, the game's hero, absorbed an open hand to the face when he and Minutemen point guard (and current UMass coach) Derek Kellogg restrained the 62-year-old Chaney with all their might.
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All in all, Vindman's testimony is yet another account that corroborates the whistleblower complaint and the overall picture that has been clear for months: that there was a quid pro quo of investigations for a White House meeting, that Sondland was a key enforcer, and that several officials were deeply disturbed by what was happening.
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The report largely corroborates earlier findings from private cyber firms, such as CrowdStrike, which probed the hacks at the DNC and elsewhere, and is a preview of a more detailed assessment from the U.S. intelligence community that President Barack Obama ordered completed before he leaves office next month, a source familiar with the matter said.
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In its response on Thursday, the Department of Health and Human Services said that the inspector general's report "corroborates what H.H.S. has said all along: H.H.S. can determine the location and status of any child in O.R.R. care at any time by accessing the case management records for the child, or the O.R.R. online portal."
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Kavanaugh is back in the news thanks to "The Education of Brett Kavanaugh," a book by New York Times reporters Robin Pogrebin and Kate Kelly, which explores and corroborates previously under-reported claims by Kavanaugh's Yale classmate Deborah Ramirez that when she was a student, Kavanaugh thrust his penis in her face as a joke.
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This year those products could include two new Apple Watches—the Apple Watch Series 4.9to5Mac discovered a shot of these devices, allegedly leaked by Apple, the same day it discovered the image of the iPhone Xs.The image corroborates rumors that the device cases will increase in size—from 38mm to 40mm and from 42mm to 53mm.
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Comey's opening statement details several private encounters with Trump since he became President-elect up until Comey's final conversation with him on April 11 — approximately a month before Comey was dismissed — and corroborates a number of recent reports, including accounts that Trump asked Comey to pledge his loyalty and drop the investigation into former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn.
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Altogether, we think the delivery results will put pressure on TSLA's shares, and corroborates our belief that volume expectations for the company's products in 2019 are too high with consumer demand likely lower as subsidies phase out in the US. Further, this likely puts downward pressure on our EBITDA and FCF estimates (as well as consensus) given the lower volume levels and worse utilization than anticipated.
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" That reporting corroborates this from The New York Times back in January: "The story began in September 2015, when a wealthy Republican donor who strongly opposed Mr. Trump put up the money to hire a Washington research firm run by former journalists, Fusion GPS, to compile a dossier about the real estate magnate's past scandals and weaknesses, according to a person familiar with the effort.
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As the scholar Jesse Zuba sharply observes in his study "The First Book: Twentieth-Century Poetic Careers in America," for poets "success both corroborates and corrodes artistic legitimacy," such that the career of a poet is often enhanced by looking as if one has tried to avoid a career in the first place (although that, in turn, may be viewed as a careerist maneuver).
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The name Rose Pastor Stokes may no longer be familiar, but Hochschild found plenty of newspaper clippings in his research, along with thousands of letters, unpublished memoirs, Rose's diary and even reports detailing the surveillance of her by the predecessor of the F.B.I. Unearthing some mournful poetry Rose wrote about her time in the cigar factory, Hochschild corroborates her grim portrait with notes made by a factory inspector.
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The video was posted on March 9, 2019, nearly nine months before the outbreak of the COVID-19, (formerly known as Novel Coronavirus 2019) as reported by Reuters, here A report from China News Service from February 14, 2019 here corroborates that the video in question stems from an incident involving a 52-year-old male passenger traveling on the Chonqing Rail Transit, who that same morning had fainted and vomited blood.
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Lawmakers will also hear from Tim Morrison, who oversaw Russian and Eurasian affairs on the NSC until his recent resignation; Jennifer Williams, a senior aide to Vice President Mike Pence; and Gordon Sondland, the US's ambassador to the EU.Testimony from Vindman, Morrison, and Williams will be hugely consequential not just because it directly corroborates the whistleblower's allegations, but because it throws a wrench into Republicans' claims that all the accusations against Trump are based on hearsay.
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Breitbart: JAMES COMEY CORROBORATES TRUMP NOT UNDER INVESTIGATION, DID NOT PRESSURE HIM TO DROP RUSSIA PROBE National Review: Again, Pressure is not Obstruction Daily Caller: Comey: 'No' Trump didn't ask me to stop investigation The Blaze: Comey: Lynch directed me to downplay Clinton email probe Huffington Post: Lying Trump W.H. 'defamed' me Buzzfeed: "Lies, plain and simple" ThinkProgress: Comey suggests there's some truth to allegations in the explosive Trump dossier Mother Jones: Comey Blasts Trump Administration: "Those Were Lies, Plain and Simple"
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Bloomberg also corroborates recent reports that Apple is aiming to resurrect a "low-cost" iPhone to succeed the discontinued iPhone SE. The upcoming device "would look similar to the iPhone 8 and include a 4.7-inch screen," according to the report, which adds that it would include a home button with Touch ID. That's not quite as compact and one-hand friendly as the 4-inch iPhone SE was, which might disappoint people who were drawn to that phone for its size.
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