There's evidence after evidence after evidence about how it affects people who are ill.
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Some evidence points to no change in market liquidity, but other evidence — more indirect evidence — suggests there has been some decline.
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A cop is found having planted evidence or hiding evidence.
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Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, of course.
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The evidence here is that there was no real evidence.
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They hear only evidence of guilt and not exculpatory evidence.
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Her evidence is the lack of evidence in the files.
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Panic is not evidence of danger; it's evidence of panic.
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" • That evidence included "uncontroverted evidence that Arias planned the killing.
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But the absence of evidence doesn't mean evidence of absence.
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"I do fear that when you stack evidence on top of evidence on top of evidence, somehow more becomes less," Swalwell said.
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President's lawyers aren't allowed to see the evidence or challenge evidence.
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I've seen no evidence of collusion, plenty evidence of Russian meddling.
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But Stein didn't have any evidence to justify looking at the evidence.
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"Evidence is not just for experts — evidence is for everyone," Holt said.
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Conservatism bias occurs when people believe prior evidence more than new evidence.
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But there is evidence, clear evidence, that we need to know more.
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That's what the evidence is — if you want to call that evidence.
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Avenatti said all the talk that his indictment will torpedo the R. Kelly prosecution is BS ... because the evidence is the evidence is the evidence.
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But as is often said, absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence. [Anthropocene]
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Prosecutors are asking that evidence about the stolen coins be allowed into evidence.
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"You may have heard the phrase "absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence.
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In this case, you have witnesses, video evidence and even separate audio evidence.
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Some officials involved in the case believe the evidence evidence is not conclusive.
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What evidence can law enforcement use to prove possession and evidence tampering then?
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The evidence Some sexual violence cases involve rape kits and other scientific evidence.
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Jurors don't make distinctions between 404(b) evidence and improper criminal character evidence.
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They do so with evidence, but their interpretation of that evidence is flawed.
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Specific evidence against Mitchell was accepted, while evidence of equal stature was rejected.
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Trials are where evidence is heard irrespective of when the evidence was discovered.
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It's clear that evidence-based medical care will require evidence-based hospital design.
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"Although all the evidence is correlational, there's little correlational evidence that it's an effective strategy, and if it were effective, you should see correlational evidence," she said.
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The More In Common report isn't such evidence, and the deep evidence we have on how polarization works suggests that no such evidence is likely to emerge.
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Never mind that the studies he cites as evidence do not provide any evidence.
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I'd take the lack of evidence there as evidence of it not really happening.
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"That's NOT evidence of manipulation; that's evidence of really bad forensic analysis," he said.
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And there's even scientific evidence to back that up — or rather, lack of evidence.
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That includes forensic evidence: A competent lawyer would not fail to investigate forensic evidence.
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TAMEEZ: All the evidence shows that the FISA warrant was based on real evidence.
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It need not include exculpatory evidence, even if such evidence is known to prosecutors.
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"They are supposed to cite the primary evidence and not secondary evidence," he said.
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A trial with no evidence, or at least no conclusive evidence, yields no discoveries.
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Police must first gather evidence and see if there is sufficient evidence to prosecute.
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It has to be based on research and evidence, and there is no evidence.
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That's evidence — though not perfect evidence — that their subjective experience is altered by motivation.
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Little evidence There is no evidence of US involvement in the Hong Kong protests.
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Hannah had been accused of obstructing evidence and tampering with evidence, reports The Chronicle.
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An "evidence-based" approach to policymaking means building evidence so we know what works.
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Both sides can point to evidence of weakness or evidence of strength or resilience.
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"There's absolutely no evidence anywhere that would allow someone to make that claim and have [peer-reviewed] researched evidence—legitimate, valid evidence—that would substantiate that claim," McGuire says.
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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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"It is very clear that any evidence, if there is new evidence, even old evidence, it should be reviewed by that office and by the county attorney," she said.
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Our evidence is scant, but then so was evidence that Dumbledore was a gay man.
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There is also evidence evidence that birds transport disease-carrying tropical ticks into the country.
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There is no verification of any of this evidence, so it's all allegations without evidence.
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It's possible Waymo will never find such killer evidence, and that such evidence doesn't exist.
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This video or picture will then be automatically added to your evidence management platform, Evidence.
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"It's sitting in our evidence, waiting yearly burn of that type of evidence." said Willis.
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The Committee quickly produced evidence from the people involved with the policy, or direct evidence.
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HANNITY: We do have evidence here, on a stolen election, evidence and obstruction of justice.
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Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, and until we've seen such evidence, I'd be extremely skeptical.
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Evidence A (There's not much more evidence than this, so hold onto it): Sea punks.
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"Such rulings put neurobiological evidence in a rarified position of must-investigate evidence," Farahany notes.
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Trump's evidence for this claim -- at least the evidence he has made public -- is zilch.
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No, and it's really hard to tell if absence of evidence is evidence of absence.
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In 22017, a review of the evidence concluded we didn't have enough evidence to judge.
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The nature of evidence-based health care is that practices change as new evidence emerges.
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There is often much more evidence, and better evidence, on one side than the other.
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Mr. Barr, assessing the evidence for himself, concluded the evidence did not meet that bar.
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Let the evidence unfold, and reserve serious charges if and when the evidence warrants it.
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And the evidence against the group was stronger than the evidence against Mr. Slatten alone.
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"They provide evidence of racial bias, which is impeachable evidence to the prosecution," he added.
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"It's just an excuse to prevent evidence, damning evidence, from reaching the public," he said.
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And that's more evidence, if more evidence was needed, that the Obama era is over.
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"Where I think we're still lacking evidence in many areas is in long-term evidence as far as potential risks," said Wood, who was not involved in the evidence review.
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They obtain evidence, and they make strategic determinations about how that evidence can be tested, how it might be corroborated or disproven and whether it might lead to additional evidence.
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There's not going to be any physical evidence – no DNA, no forensics, no evidence of pills.
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"There was no evidence of sweat, there was evidence of DNA, Steven's DNA, transferred," he said.
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The Missing Evidence, explores new theories and never-before-seen evidence in the high-profile case.
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Again, this video by RealLifeLore is just evidence-based speculation, but it's fascinating evidence-based speculation.
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The defense brief also contends that key evidence needed to rebut prosecution evidence has been lost.
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Key piece of evidence missing The accuser's missing cell phone was a key piece of evidence.
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After an analysis to look for evidence of attack, Cloudflare found no such evidence or traffic.
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" In addition, "preponderance of the evidence" is lower than the burden of "clear and convincing evidence.
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He provided no evidence for that claim -- likely because, well, there is no evidence to provide.
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We should be using evidence, not ideology, to shape health policy, and the evidence is clear.
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The head of a committee gathering evidence of ISIS crimes said the tests provided vital evidence.
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There is a difference between no evidence and evidence which does not reach a prosecutable standard.
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Every prosecutor wants more evidence, or at the very least, an opportunity to hear such evidence.
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"So there's limited evidence and the evidence we have suggests it's not an issue," he said.
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Still, jurors saw evidence of his reputation for outlandish behavior through evidence and testimony from associates.
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Launched in 2013, Evidence Action tries to run anti-poverty programs with a strong evidence base.
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"We believe the absence of evidence is evidence that Bob is not guilty," Mr. Chesnoff said.
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There has been virtually no evidence of the former, and very mixed evidence of the latter.
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There was no evidence of contact with an infected person, and no evidence of relevant travel.
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"We are gathering evidence, technical evidence, but also interviewing," Mr. Berggren said at the news conference.
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Evidence of individual political bias cannot, and should not, be used as evidence of corporate bias.
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Saying that you want better evidence is different from saying that there is no evidence, though.
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Chen's DNA, it turned out, was not evidence of a crime, but instead evidence of a statistical anomaly that we rarely consider when assessing DNA evidence: that false positives do happen.
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"I think one thing it really illustrates is that the RCMP has a lot of evidence against him, and that my evidence isn't the only evidence that they have," he said.
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A commitment in Congress to evidence-based policymaking would require developing the technical capacity to objectively evaluate that evidence, having the leadership and resources to make the use of evidence a priority, and creating incentives for lawmakers to incorporate rigorous evidence and data into their legislative routines.
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There is no evidence in recent American economic history, no evidence from international comparisons and no evidence from individual U.S. states that corporate tax cuts will boost the wages of American workers.
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How this evidence was discovered, or what the evidence actually is, was not disclosed in the report.
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From public submissions to body warn cameras, all evidence is going to go to that department's Evidence.
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Key evidence in the trial includes a photograph that Swift's lawyers say is evidence of the groping.
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"It is just one piece of evidence," but it does caution against relying on the earlier evidence.
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ZeniMax will also present evidence of the Defendants' intentional destruction of evidence to cover up their wrongdoing.
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In this case the old saying that absence of evidence is not evidence of absence is incorrect.
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I think it&aposs evidence or potential evidence of obstruction in what he&aposs trying to do.
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Besides finding McCullough was wrongly convicted, Schmack uncovered disturbing evidence pointing to possible misconduct and evidence manipulation.
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Only three had robust evidence of long-lasting improved outcomes; 58 had only shaky evidence, or none.
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"There's no evidence it does anything, and there's certainly no evidence it reduces smoking," she told me.
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The bottom line is it depends on the evidence -- evidence that is now being collected in secret.
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"There's no evidence (Bream) was there, and there's no evidence he participated in any way," she said.
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This is all evidence of a market in turmoil and evidence of the end of an uptrend.
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Conservatism bias is where people believe prior evidence more than new evidence or information that has emerged.
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"The absence of evidence is not evidence of absence," Abbe wrote to me, in an e-mail.
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"It is important to note that 'insufficient evidence' does not translate to 'evidence of inadequacy,' " he said.
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It was not merely that there wasn't enough evidence to convict; there was no evidence at all.
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But there isn't really any public evidence, or scientific evidence, to show that a ban should exist.
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Even the researcher who first published evidence that crustaceans feel pain has said the evidence isn't conclusive.
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"Evidence 101," Robinson snapped, only minutes into the day, after Kobach's team attempted to improperly introduce evidence.
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The Nunes memo suggests that there was substantial additional evidence, even though it avoids discussing that evidence.
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Yet to think this way ignores evidence to the contrary — evidence in the form of human lives.
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Whether it's scientific evidence about climate change or whether it's evidence about whether kids should get vaccines.
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Lobbing grave allegations without evidence, combing for evidence after arrests and prolonging detention have become standard practices.
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Despite detractors' disingenuous cries of "stale" evidence, like faded memories, the quality of evidence matters, not time.
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"There's more physical evidence that U.F.O.s exist than there's physical evidence that Jesus Christ existed," he says.
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Some practitioners cling to weak evidence of effectiveness even when strong evidence of lack of effectiveness exists.
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Evidence could be documents; it could be witnesses; or there could be no need for additional evidence.
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"There's no evidence of a corrupt evidence to obtain warrants against people in the Trump campaign," Rep.
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"The evidence used during the trial and evidence cited in the verdict were different," Son told Reuters.
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Nor do I believe that this evidence is sufficient to satisfy the preponderance-of-the-evidence standard.
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Some practitioners cling to weak evidence of effectiveness even when strong evidence of lack of effectiveness exists.
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We have no evidence of this happening… but we have no evidence of it not happening either!
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On the gun control front, there's moderate evidence that background checks reduce suicide and violent crime, limited evidence that prohibitions associated with mental illness reduce suicide, moderate evidence that those prohibitions reduce violent crime, and supportive evidence that child-access prevention laws reduce suicides and unintentional injuries and deaths.
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In contrast, there is little systematic evidence that programs that encourage VC-backed start-ups produce jobs, though there is anecdotal evidence, and evidence that young firms across all industries in general do.
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The commission Trump set up to find evidence of voter fraud was shutdown without ever offering any evidence.
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Miles was accused of not providing evidence to law enforcement and covering up evidence of previous rider injuries.
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"Then evidence recovery team members are sifting through it to see if can find any evidence," he says.
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Mueller looked at all of the evidence and concluded that the weight of the evidence was against Trump.
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None other than Stephen Hawking concluded, for instance, that absence of evidence essentially equates with evidence of absence.
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The most immediate problem isn't establishing evidence, but convincing the president and the public to accept that evidence.
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For evidence of extraterrestrial life, scientists would need multiple detections and far more evidence than is available here.
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The lack of reliable statistics and evidence, and the hostility faced by those seeking to gather better evidence.
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Cell tower evidence According to Syed's post-conviction lawyer, the prosecution relied on two main pieces of evidence.
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That said, his case involves zero DNA evidence (very bad, Manitowoc county!) and Zellner loves probing DNA evidence.
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"The physical evidence, particularly the new DNA evidence, exonerates Mr. Williams," Gipson's brief to the Supreme Court reads.
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With limited evidence, we can't prove that POTUS is thicc, but haven't found compelling evidence that he isn't.
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Evidence shows that up to four attempts were made to "eliminate forensic evidence from the scene," she said.
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We can interpret their actions as evidence of their humanity, rather than evidence of pure cynicism or villainy.
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Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) sent a letter to Axon, makers of the digital evidence storage product Evidence.
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There was no corroborating evidence to prove Williams's claim, and no physical evidence linking Kitchen to the murders.
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And that hearing went on and evidence came out, and that was evidence from Dr. [Christine] Blasey Ford.
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Does video evidence of the fight, the stabbing, and those involved not supply crucial evidence for the court?
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Evidence of abuse, which is evidence of a crime, will allow us to go forward with this prosecution.
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"It's much more common to find evidence of doping than to find evidence of age fraud," Stone said.
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Again, no evidence of collusion, no evidence of obstruction of justice on the part of the White House.
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In August, researchers in the UK published new evidence that finds some indirect evidence for the motivational model.
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The company claims it has evidence of Tripp's conduct, though the documents don't say what that evidence is.
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Or will he reject the CBO evidence, just as he rejects evidence on voter fraud and crowd sizes?
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"The lack of evidence for predation on large dinosaurs, however, should not be seen as evidence that they were free of predation, just that this kind of evidence is hard to get," he said.
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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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Taken as a whole, according to the study, "it would appear" that there's evidence of racial discrimination among UberX drivers, some evidence of discrimination among Lyft drivers and no evidence of discrimination among Flywheel drivers.
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Rape kits — known alternately as sexual assault forensic exam (SAFE) kits, sexual offense evidence collection kits, physical evidence recovery kits, sexual assault kits, and sexual assault evidence collection kits — loom large in the public imagination.
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It's an assumption without evidence that an impeachment inquiry will produce evidence of crimes not yet already presumed by most voters, and yet another assumption that any such evidence would move the public opinion needle.
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After studying the evidence advanced by Stubblefield's attorney in support of her appeal, we are astonished by Judge Teare's refusal to admit evidence that could have exonerated Stubblefield, while admitting contrary evidence from the prosecution.
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It was disputed evidence and neither side was presented in the series with respect to this less significant evidence.
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"We've asked Turkey to provide us with evidence, and we're still waiting for some of that evidence," he said.
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So unfortunately there is no strong evidence of baleen being absent, but we also may never find such evidence.
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They actually like research and they like evidence and then they tell you things based on evidence and research.
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Killings often were based on false evidence Accusations made against black people were often based on false evidence, though.
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He examines the evidence, and if the evidence leads you to one conclusion, then that seems sort of obvious.
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Here's what's in the package: One Axon Body 2 camera per sworn officerDigital evidence data storage with an Evidence.
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There's no evidence these countertheories are solid — but the evidence that Kratz cites isn't as conclusive as he believes.
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"He had no evidence, or insufficient evidence, which is the same thing for a prosecutor, of collusion," Giuliani said.
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Scientists have also found evidence (though that evidence is scant) that solid-Earth tides can trigger more substantial earthquakes.
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Monsanto had argued much of this evidence was a "sideshow" that would only distract jurors from the scientific evidence.
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Republicans are likely to focus on the word "evidence" as much as possible and hard evidence to be precise.
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A police spokesman has said there was ballistic evidence linking the crimes in addition to other evidence and witnesses.
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To date there is no evidence that sealants lead to patient harm, while there is considerable evidence of benefits.
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" Asked whether there is evidence of Huawei equipment having been used for espionage, Sondland said "there is classified evidence.
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Evidence of the original, mordant wit and transgressive sensibility of the author of "The Lyons" is less in evidence.
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This meeting could uncover either evidence of their intent or even evidence of new crimes, like lying to Congress.
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Many of those cases were dismissed or settled; others didn't involve 609 evidence or a judge excluded the evidence.
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Ms. Feinstein has said she has not yet seen evidence of collusion, not that the evidence shows no collusion.
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Many of the benefits cited here do, however, have some basis in evidence, just not always especially good evidence.
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But there is scant evidence to suggest that this is true — and more evidence piling up that it isn't.
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Putting in testimony or other evidence denying the prosecution's case would have opened the door to this other evidence.
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Williams has always maintained his innocence, questioning the disappearance of certain evidence and accusing investigators of manipulating other evidence.
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"There's been no evidence of a corrupt evidence to obtain warrants against people in the Trump campaign," California Rep.
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In 2018, a federal jury found that San Francisco police officers fabricated evidence against him and withheld exculpatory evidence.
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In addition to sworn testimony and forensic evidence, Mr. Schmid cited the film as further evidence in his report.
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Most programs we fund through tax dollars have far less evidence to support them, if any evidence at all.
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We're eliciting evidence of widespread misunderstanding from editors, but also evidence that many simply don't care about outcome switching.
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This year, there is extremely strong evidence to support the "late movement" scenario, some evidence to support the likely-voter problem and little evidence to support the sampling problem — even if it can't be ruled out.
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Anthony Fauci, the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, first cautioned that the evidence that chloroquine will work for Covid-19 is thin: The evidence you are talking about is anecdotal evidence.
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GRAHAM: If there was some evidence that the president tried to conceal evidence, that would be obstruction of justice, potentially.
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Police investigators searched for the evidence to support the suspicion, and last month, found the evidence to warrant an investigation.
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It is telling that McConnell offers virtually no evidence for that argument, because there is no evidence to be had.
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Of course, there was no evidence suggesting the episode was based in ignorance because there's simply no evidence of anything.
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But if there is no evidence, which I assume there is no evidence, then -- I mean, he shouldn&apost testify.
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He never really was able, of course, to show that there was really any evidence planted, any evidence truly contaminated.
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There is no right to exclude coerced statements; no exclusion of evidence derived from torture; no ban on hearsay evidence.
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Shea said police found evidence of gambling, with cards and dice inside the space, but no evidence of alcohol consumption.
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Trump cited no evidence for this claim, which appeared to spring from a Breitbart article that itself provided no evidence.
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Epidemiological evidence hints at a virus triggering celiac disease, but there hasn't been much in the way of experimental evidence.
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"The betting evidence and the evidence of Mr Wood's association with those placing the bets is compelling," the tribunal said.
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But the evidence that money buys elections is just as lacking as the evidence of voter fraud in New Hampshire.
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There may well be more incriminating evidence in those records, or technical evidence too intricate to detail in the article.
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More than semantics, the difference between data and research evidence is fundamental: data are ingredients; research evidence is the meal.
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We do not know what evidence Mueller has on the president, but we certainly know what evidence he still wants.
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Embracing an evidence-first approach by building up a solid evidence-base through published clinical trials will confer additional benefits.
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" When pressed by CNN host Don Lemon on what evidence Israel has, Dermer said, "We have clear evidence of it.
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These evidence demands are basically an initial denial of the employer's request that can then be overcome with more evidence.
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There is no evidence showing how Prince obtained those counterfeit pills and no evidence as to their source, Metz said.
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There's pretty good evidence that this is true, and that the evidence for it is lurking in his tax returns.
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Particularly contentious was the encouragement of colleges to adopt a lower standard of evidence — "preponderance of evidence" — in adjudicating cases.
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"Jurors' political leanings are not, by themselves, evidence that those jurors cannot fairly and impartially consider the evidence," he wrote.
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Surely, Netanyahu — who has opposed the deal since the beginning — would have offered evidence of cheating if that evidence existed.
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" I think the evidence is there, and I think the evidence is clear," Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said.
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Americans have now seen what is at stake in a fair trial with witnesses & evidence, and new evidence has emerged.
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When this kind of evidence is hard to acquire, the gut can substitute a look-alike piece of evidence — familiarity.
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I mean, that's what the evidence — if you want to call that evidence — I don't know what you'd call that.
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But don't forget what he saying is collaborated by a good amount of physical evidence, and evidence that's very real.
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The evidence for these ties — like the evidence that Mr. Trump sought a bribe from the Ukrainian president — is indisputable.
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Investigators look for supporting evidence Once a victim reports to police, investigators start looking for evidence that supports their claims.
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Take away any evidence CrowdStrike came within a mile of, and there is still more than enough evidence against Russia.
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And we have been experimenting with new models for evidence-based journalism, including a series called Show Me the Evidence.
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Defense attorneys with no real evidence supporting their guilty client's claim of innocence routinely assert police incompetence in the preservation of physical evidence -- or even, as in the Simpson case, deliberate evidence tampering to frame the defendant.
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How are African Americans and others expected to trust police when some police officers go through elaborate lengths to either avoid prosecution, make up evidence, plant evidence, hide evidence or shoot and kill unarmed blacks without cause?
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It does not apply to evidence that is too "attenuated" -- meaning too distant from the original problem -- and it does not apply to evidence that was discovered independently, or to evidence that would have been discovered anyway.
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This series may be a window into the complexity of the DNA evidence now that it's expanded beyond sexual assault and some murder cases like this one where there is some blood evidence but also touch DNA evidence.
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As the New Republic wrote in March 1950, 'McCarthy is suppressing evidence, distorting evidence, manufacturing evidence and misleading the...public...' Too many of McCarthy's colleagues in the Senate, afraid of being smeared as Communists themselves, were largely cowed.
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I decided on potatoes because there was the most scientific evidence as well as historic evidence available to back them up.
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Jerry Nadler: When you start the inquiry, you know what the evidence is or you should know enough of the evidence.
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League investigators examined all available evidence, including photographic and digital evidence, thousands of text messages and other records of electronic communications.
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Gervilla estimated that about 50 percent of cases were not supported by any evidence and only 20 percent by substantive evidence.
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The prosecution needs to have actual evidence to move forward with his re-trial, but they don't have any new evidence.
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" Kim asks what evidence Chuck has against Jimmy, and Chuck shrieks, "My evidence is knowing my brother for his entire life!
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We will continue to review the forensic evidence that we recovered from the scene, including a significant amount of ballistic evidence.
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The JAMA review, after all, found only "moderate-quality evidence," not "high-quality evidence," for pot as a chronic pain treatment.
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JARRETT: Well, if he gathered evidence that contributed to Mueller&aposs case, any case against Donald Trump, that&aposs tainted evidence.
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Mike Pence has insinuated that the campaign has "evidence" that the allegations are false, but has not yet released said evidence.
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"You need to have really hard evidence, if, you know, if you're accused of something, show the evidence," Melania said. Mrs.
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Investigators allegedly found evidence at the scene that indicated foul play, the statement reads, though it did not specify the evidence.
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There is no evidence for any of this, of course, but Trump's mind is the place where evidence goes to die.
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"It fails to inspect evidence of their failures, or to provide clear, evidence-based methodology to explain its conclusions," it adds.
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Evidence for rising global temperature — and evidence that most of that rise is caused by humans burning fossil fuels – is overwhelming.
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On Saturday, police were processing evidence, going over fingerprints and DNA evidence from the scene, Worthington told CNN in an email.
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"It isn't about new evidence — the sheriff has had this evidence for seven years," says the family's attorney, C. Keith Greer.
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There is no evidence, and again, we keep coming back to evidence because that's what we look to as your physicians.
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They make clear that although they think their explanation best suits the available evidence, more evidence is needed to confirm it.
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Mueller didn't find evidence of a criminal conspiracy, but provided substantial evidence that Trump's campaign sought the Russians' help in 2016.
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But until recently, strong scientific evidence to back up anecdotal evidence that nature is good for your mental health was scant.
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That's why most astronomers ignore it: No evidence for it, tons of evidence against it, and no support mathematically or physically.
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The evidence that a wall will bring significant environmental costs far outweighs evidence of any benefit in terms of border security.
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So-called 'cadaver' note could be key evidence There is little physical evidence in Berman's nearly 20-year-old unsolved death.
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While the evidence for medical marijuana isn't definitive, there is much, much stronger evidence for other interventions in the opioid crisis.
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Brest: What I mean [by] strategic is having clear goals and having an evidence-based, evidence-informed strategy for achieving them.
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The agency does this by evaluating peer-reviewed scientific evidence and making a decision based on the weight of that evidence.
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They have emergency first aid kits, flares, evidence containers, bags and brown bags for evidence, and additional personal equipment and bags.
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Again, there is not enough evidence to say definitively — but the evidence so far indicates that babies are not severely affected.
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The individual whose gun may be removed will have the opportunity to respond to any evidence, and present their own evidence.
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Not only is there no evidence to support your hypothesis; there is all the evidence in the world to refute it.
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This evidence will be presented to the Senate, the brief suggests, along with new evidence that has emerged in recent days.
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The review found no good evidence for recommending any of the treatments, but also insufficient evidence that they were not useful.
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That's all the evidence she will have that we're not alone, and that will be all the evidence she will need.
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Trump claimed without evidence on Tuesday that the FBI deliberately "hid" exonerating evidence against him in order to continue the investigation.
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And the law is clear: If investigators executing a lawful warrant seize evidence of additional crimes, they may use that evidence.
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Second, guilty people who possess evidence of their guilt generally make every effort, whether legal or illegal, to withhold that evidence.
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His defense team rested its case Friday without presenting any evidence, and Teixeira's account was contradicted by other evidence at trial.
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The MoCA collections are not solely evidence of why immigrants left China; they are evidence of why they remained in America.
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To be clear: There is no real evidence to back up these claims — and a slew of evidence that rebuts them.
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It is only when there is disconfirming evidence — evidence that runs contrary to what one knows — that the best model emerge.
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The FBI destroyed evidence in a criminal investigation forever preventing the use of that evidence in any pending or future case.
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"There's no consistent evidence that removing kids is, on average, beneficial, and there's substantial evidence that it does harm," he said.
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Critics of evidence-based medicine, many of them from within the practice of medicine, point to weak evidence behind many guidelines.
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Guidelines — and there are many — are often promoted as "evidence-based" even though they rely on "evidence" unsuited to its application.
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No forensic evidence connected them to the crime, and DNA evidence that was collected did not match any of the five.
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While Mueller may not have had sufficient evidence to charge anyone with conspiracy, the experts agree that plenty of evidence exists.
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Strieff, examined whether it was constitutional for evidence collected unlawfully by a police officer to be used as evidence in court.
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While statistical evidence suggests that technology companies could influence elections or public opinion and while anecdotal evidence exists suggesting conservatives have been subject to discrimination on platforms, none of this evidence proves bias within technology companies' platforms or algorithms.
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Sometimes the focus on finding new evidence to exonerate distracts from the question of whether or not the old evidence proved guilt.
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Where before, prosecutors were forced to present evidence piecemeal, Situ's new platform let them collect the evidence into a compelling narrative whole.
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Where before, prosecutors were forced to present evidence piecemeal, Situ's new platform let them collect the evidence into a compelling narrative whole.
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Prosecutors argued the unredacted report isn't evidence in Stone's case -- and they're already giving his legal team all the evidence he needs.
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New evidence published today in Nature is offering further evidence that primordial Earth, despite these harsh conditions, was able to sustain life.
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There is no evidence of this ever occurring, no evidence of nicotine overdosing has been reported, even under conditions of compensatory puffing.
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" When pressed for evidence, Jubeir said he believed "the investigations will continue and the evidence will be made available to the world.
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After reviewing the evidence in the case, the state attorney said he doesn't feel there is enough evidence to pursue criminal charges.
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And it's not clear if he's talking about evidence of a threat against Daniels, or just evidence of the affair in general.
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It contained DNA evidence from the bite mark on the victim's arm, which fortuitously hadn't been discarded with the other trace evidence.
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There&aposs still no evidence today like there was in October of 27, still no evidence of collusion after all this time.
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The FBI has said there is no direct evidence the server was hacked, noting such evidence would be hard to come by.
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A mountain of evidence shows problems follow Aramark into kitchens, and a growing pile of similar evidence shows Trinity isn't much better.
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Technically, the EHT data is indirect evidence as well, but it's about as close to direct evidence as we've had thus far.
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For example, typical appealable issues include lack of sufficient evidence to convict, improper admission of evidence, jury misconduct or incorrect jury instructions.
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Courts would only see the cases with the strongest evidence, or the cases where new evidence came out long after the fact.
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"There's very limited evidence of their clinical benefits, and for omega-3s specifically there's no evidence of their cardiovascular benefits," Qato said.
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We will follow the evidence, we'll try and find as much as we can and we'll follow the evidence wherever it leads.
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Bossert said the US has evidence that Pyongyang ordered the attack, though he declined to provide details on what that evidence was.
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Prosecutors, however, seem intent on ignoring any evidence that proves they got the wrong man—including evidence that they themselves have presented.
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Leonard explained there was evidence that the woman stole mail, and that judges usually only dismiss cases due to lack of evidence.
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I also like how it started out with Elliot trying to "burn the evidence" but, like, burning doesn't always destroy forensic evidence.
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I just don't see the evidence....in terms of the collusion, it's all a bit implausible based on the evidence we have.
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Mosby told reporters on Tuesday that her office considered publicly available video evidence as well as other unreleased evidence before charging Williams.
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Among other commonly used herbal medications, astragalus appeared to have either no evidence or conflicting evidence of benefit and limited side effects.
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There is ample evidence provided publicly and I'm confident there is more evidence that the Republicans apparently don't want us to see.
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There is no evidence of any remaining disease, says a court spokesperson, nor is there evidence of disease elsewhere in the body.
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Prosecutors introduced historical evidence, but appellate courts later decided that the evidence had impaired the jury's ability to deliver a fair verdict.
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But justice officials say it is not clear if the courts will accept digitized evidence alone if the physical evidence is destroyed.
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But evidence collected through a search warrant of the couple's home including computers and phones "found incriminating evidence," according to the statement.
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The official added that there is no evidence the alcohol consumption happened on missions and there is no evidence of drug use.
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Over 140 years of history, there's little evidence Hartford can host a successful sports team and lots of evidence that it can't.
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Some lawyers designed evidence-collection techniques on the fly, and didn't always keep records of how and when they had gathered evidence.
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We had evidence of the other branch leading to North and South Native Americans, and indirect evidence for a single founding population.
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Following indictment, criminal defendants can question the validity of the charges, the methods used to acquire the evidence and the evidence itself.
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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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But the judge can disregard evidence that was obtained through torture or evidence that was obtained in Canada in an illegal way.
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When people subscribe to an ideology, they suck up evidence that supports their preconceptions and filter out evidence that goes against them.
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Defense attorneys have argued that prosecutors lacked any physical evidence such as fingerprints or DNA evidence linking him to the murder scene.
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Mather was one of the supporters of the Salem witch trials, which relied on "spectral evidence," evidence based on dreams and visions.
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Mr. Dotcom has said he has evidence that Mr. Rich was a WikiLeaks source, but he has not offered the evidence publicly.
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We actually do have some evidence-based approaches for alcohol and tobacco, just like we have evidence-based approaches for other drugs.
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But instead of highlighting evidence-based approaches, the show features fringe therapies with limited evidence as treatments for serious mental health issues.
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A search for exculpatory evidence -- He said he could have been swayed by exculpatory evidence if the White House had provided any.
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While continuing the investigation will no doubt uncover additional evidence, sufficient evidence exists to draft an abuse of power article of impeachment.
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This new evidence strengthens the hand of Congressional Democrats who are pushing for a substantive Senate trial including witnesses and other evidence.
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"McConnell seems to want a trial with no existing evidence and no new evidence," Schumer said at a Tuesday morning news conference.
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If the evidence was improperly seized, it could contaminate later evidence derived from it in a "fruit of the poisonous tree" theory.
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Comey did not have a shred of evidence, because there was no evidence, that newly discovered emails suggested any wrongdoing by anyone.
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When the study was over, seven groups had found evidence in favor of the hypothesis, while six had found evidence against it.
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He said the warrant focused a lot on blood evidence, but there are other types of evidence in the case as well.
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It need not have all the evidence; it merely must be satisfied, as it was, that it had enough evidence to impeach.
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Instead, the Supreme Court ruled that the evidence did not violate the Fourth Amendment because the evidence seized weakened the unlawful stop.
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Many of Farrow's detractors seized upon this as further evidence of her character, and maybe evidence that she was an attention seeker.
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"There's pretty much no evidence or no strong evidence that it works short-term except for maybe a small number of people, and there's no evidence that there's any benefit beyond the end of the last shock," he told me.
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"Once you get precedence setting the requirements and the level of evidence that is required for each case you can better assess whether you still have enough evidence to go forward with cases where you have less evidence," said Niggli.
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To repeal a rule, a federal agency must analyze the evidence that supported the initial rule as well as any new evidence, explain how that evidence now supports a repeal, and take comments from the public — a time-consuming process.
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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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Widespread evidence of Russian meddling in the election has emerged in recent months, including a hack of the Democratic National Committee and evidence suggesting that the Russians hacked voting systems in 39 states (although no evidence shows they influenced vote totals).
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There were also changes to the section of the resolution that would not have admitted the House's evidence without a vote — now, evidence will be admitted automatically unless there is a motion from the President's team to throw out evidence.
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" The memo points to "four key pieces of evidence" to try to undermine Democrats' arguments for why the president should be impeached: "The July 25 call summary — the best evidence of the conversation — shows no conditionality or evidence of pressure.
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If Heuring can show that the police lacked probable cause to search his house, he could get all of the evidence gathered in the search thrown out—not only evidence of GPS device theft, but evidence of drug dealing too.
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Or perhaps, a better way to say this is there is no evidence it would work and some evidence to suggest it doesn't.
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New evidence leads to the husband being charged Recently discovered evidence supports the theory of the husband as the main suspect, police say.
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Yet, there is evidence that cash reparations would not only be a just form of repayment, but a massive evidence-based health intervention.
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U.S. officials have told NBC News that there is no evidence that hackers penetrated the server, although there is evidence of phishing attempts.
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The Clintonites assert there's simply no evidence of a quid pro quo, no evidence of favors being given by Clinton to foundation donors.
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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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Finally, even if the special counsel has compiled damaging evidence about Trump, the question remains what he would actually do with that evidence.
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Trump has produced no evidence that the administration was moving in this direction, and therefore, has produced no evidence that he stopped it.
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We have pretty good evidence that being an ideologue hurts, and less good evidence that downscale whites will vote for a white guy.
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"There's certainly evidence for it, but the evidence that's there shows it occurs in a very narrow range of stimulus conditions," he says.
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The fact their "transparency report" is not an audit makes it very limited, questionable evidence, in my book … but it's some evidence nonetheless.
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Footage from body cameras can be a key piece of evidence in a case, but it is still just one piece of evidence.
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After Broca, any evidence scientists found that contributed to the "humans smell poorly" theory was championed, while evidence to the contrary was dismissed.
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A delusion is just believing something that isn't true even in the presence of contradictory evidence or in the absence of supporting evidence.
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And while PrEP trials haven't shown evidence of risk compensation, there's some evidence that its spectre is preventing some physicians from prescribing PrEP.
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If evidence becomes optional, if ideological assertions or beliefs are just as good as scientifically vetted evidence, then their quality of life suffers.
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Moreover, when pressed to provide evidence — any evidence — in support of the DEA's questionable position, Patterson readily admitted that he knew of none.
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Doctors have been quite resistant to so-called "evidence-based medicine"—the disbursement of treatment according to quantitative evidence rather than medical discretion.
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There's ample evidence that discrimination in bank lending is widespread – and the Senate appears poised to help banks get rid of the evidence.
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There is no evidence of any remaining disease nor is there evidence of disease elsewhere in the body, the court said last week.
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Any reasonable reading of the evidence of the last 20, 25 years is economics has become more and more an evidence-driven field.
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"What we work with is evidence, and evidence is just everyday items that happen to be associated with a crime scene" he says.
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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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Richard Blumenthal suggested on CNN that it was possible agents were seeking evidence of obstruction of justice or were seeking to protect evidence.
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Following an accumulation of evidence against the defendant, he was indicted solely based on the evidence gathered as to his repetitive criminal behavior.
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It's possible they'd amass evidence on crimes committed by Trump, and leave it to Congress to decide what to do with that evidence.
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In it, she alleges that law-enforcement agencies concealed evidence and planted false evidence during the investigation into the murder of Teresa Halbach.
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"There's zero evidence that it enhances children's development, and there is a whole bunch of evidence that it has negative outcomes," Temple said.
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Still, there's plenty of evidence that food safety has improved since its implementation, and there's evidence that Trump is indifferent to those results.
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Police officers collected crime scene physical evidence, and investigators subsequently obtained additional corroborating evidence — telephone records, bank statements, airline tickets and hotel invoices.
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There's sporadic evidence that DNC officials favored Clinton over Sanders, but no evidence of a systematic campaign to help Clinton win the primaries.
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According to the sheriff, evidence indicated that Jayme was home at the time of the attack, though he would not describe the evidence.
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The evidence-based development world has often been too optimistic about how well the evidence they see from program trials translates to policy.
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He added that although the FBI didn't find "direct evidence" that Clinton's server was ever hacked, the agency wouldn't likely find such evidence.
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The amount of evidence on individual athletes varies widely, and sports officials have been directed to seek out additional evidence to bolster prosecutions.
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Phillips found evidence in plantation records and Southern travelogues that bolstered the book's benign interpretation of slavery, while downplaying evidence that did not.
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But when we sifted through the evidence presented, we simply did not find that many of these allegations were supported by credible evidence.
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"His evidence can be used as evidence against other suspects in the U.V.F., but also his R.U.C. Special Branch handlers," Mr. Murphy said.
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This forced the agency to finally put its cards on the table, revealing its evidence and explaining how that evidence showed a violation.
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There's limited evidence for pregnancy complications for mothers, and there's not enough evidence to comment on much else about babies and their outcomes.
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"We don't call it strong evidence, we call it supportive evidence," said Andrew Morral, the project's leader and a behavioral scientist at Rand.
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Avenatti's lawyers have opposed introduction of the search terms as evidence, noting that there is no evidence that Avenatti engaged in insider trading.
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My staff made eight requests for evidence from attorneys for Ms. Ramirez and six requests for evidence from the attorney for Ms. Swetnick.
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This means there is a virtual sea of video and photographic evidence of crimes -- potentially providing investigators with useful evidence to prosecute perpetrators.
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Any evidence that the White House has not turned over, Democrats say, will be used as evidence that Trump sought to obstruct Congress.
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Debbie (Pennsylvania): If new evidence comes out between now and a Senate impeachment trial, can that new evidence be used during the trial?
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Think of the results described above on the implicit-bias hypothesis: Half the groups found evidence in favor and half found evidence against.
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Again, remember: Barr reports that Mueller found insufficient evidence to charge a federal crime, but not necessarily that Mueller found no evidence whatsoever.
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If there is evidence of suspicious activity at an undeclared site, the IAEA is to present the evidence to Iran and request clarification.
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There is absolutely no evidence to support Trump's claim, and the evidence from multiple studies overwhelmingly suggests that voter fraud is extremely rare.
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"To comply with the Constitution's demands, appropriate procedures would include—at a minimum—the right to see all evidence, to present evidence, to call witnesses, to have counsel present at all hearings, to cross-examine all witnesses, to make objections relating to the examination of witnesses or the admissibility of testimony and evidence, and to respond to evidence and testimony," the letter states.
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No such evidence existed, but McDavid's attorney, Ricky Crawford, told the jury that McDavid believed that Mulvihill showed up to the location, it would amount to evidence that Mulvihill "must be guilty" of abuse, which could then be used as evidence against him.
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"Despite overwhelming evidence proving Avery and Dassey's guilt and the utter absence of evidence supporting defendant's accusations of police misconduct, defendants falsely led viewers to the inescapable conclusion that plaintiff and others planted evidence to frame Avery for Halbach's murder," the lawsuit states.
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In the letter, Barr sets forth no actual evidence, but nonetheless declares that Trump did not commit an obstruction of justice offense -- contrary to Mueller, who found evidence of obstruction but declined to draw a conclusion about whether the evidence constituted a crime.
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But there's simply no evidence, at all, that this will actually reduce deaths from opioids — and quite a bit of evidence that it won't.
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Warrants lead to evidence Investigators on May 24 discovered "a large quantity of physical evidence in the garage area and inside" Jennifer Dulos' house.
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"There is zero evidence they are ancient and zero evidence they are effective and we have no idea how to clean them," Gunter said.
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"I checked for evidence of the theoretical attack above at the FCC in 28 and could not find evidence of this," the source said.
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"There's no tangible evidence or physical evidence to connect Denise Williams to this crime," attorney Philip Padovano told jurors, according to the Associated Press.
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More genetic evidence of these Ancient Beringians, along with more archaeological evidence, will be required to affirm these findings and push this research forward.
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And if Trump has evidence -- as he suggests -- that Obama was negotiating his book deal in office, then he should provide said evidence. 237.
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If we have evidence that they are infected, and that there is evidence that that infection can spread by something that they're doing, yes.
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Everybody knew -- everybody knows, and you can look at it two ways, no evidence of Russian collusion or no evidence of Russian collusion yet.
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They want to come out with even better evidence because of the better the evidence the sweeter the deal they&aposre going to get.
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Evidence Remind students of the difference between claims and evidence, using a work sheet like this one in which they sort fact and opinion.
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" NIKOLAY A. LISTOPADOV, Russian ambassador to Myanmar "There are not reliable proofs, evidence to make such a condemnation, genocide and ethnic cleansing, no evidence.
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Growing evidence This latest research adds to a body of evidence that links red and processed meats to an increased risk of colorectal cancer.
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Because evidence can be transferred from one object to another evidence techs know they must change gloves after each area tested to avoid contamination.
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The White House claimed in its latest statement that there is "substantial evidence of voter fraud," even though it has provided no such evidence.
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Overall, the evidence for these prenatal exposures is stronger than the evidence for the range of postnatal causes that may trigger autism, said Amaral.
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"The evidence the FBI has and the Georgetown law enforcement have is solid evidence and will be out in court soon," he tells PEOPLE.
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This man believes, at a level that cannot and will not be disrupted by any of the evidence around him—evidence he creates himself!
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DIGENOVA: This was, in fact, a plot to destroy Donald Trump with collusive evidence, with fraudulent evidence-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Is it going to work?
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In fact, sexually suggestive photos such as the ones entered into evidence might even constitute evidence of trauma, rather than proof of its absence.
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"And there's several lines of evidence," Prather, a lead author on UN climate reports, added, citing the carbon dioxide evidence in fossilized marine life.
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If prosecutors going after activists and others obtain evidence but "aren't at liberty" to say where that evidence came from, that should raise questions.
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Justice department: Not enough evidence for federal charges Federal prosecutors concluded there is not enough evidence to support civil rights charges against either officer.
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CAS upheld the appeal of 28 athletes due to insufficient evidence but the IOC still refused to invite them saying the evidence was there.
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There is no evidence to support Trump's claim that millions voted illegally—there isn't even evidence to support a claim that hundreds voted illegally.
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Changing the draft to a NOI would allow the Commission to obtain the necessary evidence and to craft proposals in light of that evidence.
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When you provide someone with new data they quickly accept evidence that confirms their preconceived notions and assess counter evidence with a critical eye.
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Data can improve policy when used to create research evidence The power of data is maximized when data are used to create research evidence.
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For him, eyewitness testimony is a powerful sort of evidence, as are the mutilated carcasses, photographs, and video evidence collected by scientists at NIDS.
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"All of them, every single one of them was connected to the same serial killer either by DNA evidence or firearms evidence," said Silverman.
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Trump, for his part, has offered zero evidence to back up his initial claim because, as we now know conclusively, there was no evidence.
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Waymo has significant and direct evidence that Uber is using stolen Waymo trade secrets and we look forward to presenting that evidence at trial.
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Asylum claims require detailed evidence and testimony, and in some cases, the parent or child may have access to evidence the other does not.
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He further alluded to still-undisclosed evidence involving former Attorney General Loretta Lynch's role in the Clinton investigation, evidence he suggested would support him.
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There are so many debates in this life in which there is some evidence of one thing and also some evidence of the other.
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She hopes that the new evidence, combined with new theories and the revisiting of old evidence, could be enough to free Mr. Avery, 54.
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Evidence shows that the U.S. healthcare system is laden with fat and overpays for care, much of which is unnecessary and not evidence-based.
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"Hair evidence has been discredited over and over … it seems like they were wrong more than they were right on hair evidence," Barrett added.
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Announcing the disbanding of the commission, the White House asserted in a short statement, without evidence, that there is evidence of "substantial" voter fraud.
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He notes that partisans of today's much promoted evidence-based medicine must determinedly finesse the fact that medicine is riddled with flawed, incomplete evidence.
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Typically, crime scene investigators will collect what they call questioned evidence — evidence suspected to have been left by the offender — from the crime scene.
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Conspiracy theorists claim this is evidence of a spraying program, but it's really just evidence that the air varies based on altitude and geography.
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A key challenge we face in this area is that Americans evaluate evidence — and even what counts as evidence — through the prism of culture.
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That means mathematically incorporating the information that we have not discovered extraterrestrial intelligence yet (because the absence of evidence of aliens is evidence itself!).
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There is no evidence that he would improve tax policy, and plenty of evidence that he would confer even more tax advantages on himself.
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Hilton: Yes you are you said there was no evidence I've just given you the evidenceHarf: I was there and there is no evidence!
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If there is evidence that grammar schools help entrench inequality, there is, however, little evidence that phasing them out has helped improve social mobility.
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There's even evidence of grammatical structures in place too, which would allow for more complex sentences, but more evidence is needed to confirm this.
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But "if you're going to be evidence-based at the first step, you should also care about evidence at the second step," Mobarak said.
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Unlike in the case of Trump Jr., though, there was no evidence that this ambassador was offering any incriminating evidence against Clinton's political opponents.
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"What's convinced me that these institutions are a source of waste is a constellation of evidence rather than one piece of evidence," he said.
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These decisions are so important to our country's future that evidence must guide our policies, and we can't have useful evidence without good data.
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It's becoming clear, researchers say, that there's far too little evidence on how diabetes drugs affect the heart to make rational evidence-based judgments.
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There was no evidence of any remaining disease, nor is there evidence of disease elsewhere in the body, the court said in a statement.
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"Absence of evidence shouldn't be mistaken for evidence of absence," said Susan Greenhalgh, vice president of policy and programs for National Election Defense Coalition.
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Overwhelming evidence pushed them to consider articles of impeachment, but equally overwhelming evidence also suggested that Senate Republicans would never convict in the trial.
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Since Democrats claimed there is already overwhelming evidence against President Donald Trump, Republicans argue, then by definition you wouldn't need to call more evidence.
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Many survivors offer police leads to evidence and witnesses, only to find that the witnesses are never interviewed and the evidence is never collected.
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But Americans deserve a Congress that considers the best available evidence about the impact of healthcare proposals, and that evidence will come from CBO.
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They agree that there's some evidence this century is uniquely important (though they differ on whether it's enough evidence to overcome the inherent unlikeliness).
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Trump has claimed without citing any evidence that the messages were deliberately suppressed, presumably because they contained evidence of a wider plot against him.
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But it can be used, very effectively, to uncover evidence, even from reluctant witnesses, and sometimes that evidence leads the case in new directions.
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Our gun owner is not going to change his mind; everything gun control proponents consider evidence for their side, he considers evidence for his.
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This post has been adapted from a talk Julia will deliver on Wednesday at Evidence Live, an evidence-based medicine conference at Oxford University.
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Hargitay is the producer behind I Am Evidence, a powerful documentary that exposes the hundreds of thousands of kits containing potentially crucial DNA evidence, languishing untested in police evidence storage rooms across the country despite the power of DNA to solve and prevent crimes.
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"Most of the evidence right now suggests that genetic evidence, alone, isn't having much influence on judges and juries," says Columbia psychiatrist Paul Appelbaum, co-author of a recent review, published in Nature Human Behavior, that examines the use of such evidence in criminal court.
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The newly discovered DNA evidence "constitutes clear and convincing evidence that no reasonable juror would have found (the defendants) guilty beyond a reasonable doubt had the new evidence been available at trial," retired State District Judge George Allen wrote in an opinion after the hearing.
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NW: I actually think that people need to be strategic about collecting enough evidence and presenting their evidence in a way that is logically convincing such that they can then get the harasser out of a position of power if they have enough evidence.
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"We put in a motion for a protective order of the evidence in this case, a standard request in any case to keep evidence protected until trial — especially since the video evidence supposedly contains private moments between [two or more] people," he told the outlet.
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"I saw no evidence from our intelligence community, nor from the representatives today from the Department of State, that there is any evidence of any kind that suggests that Ukraine interfered in our elections," he said, contrasting that with "ample evidence" of Russian interference.
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" His Democratic colleague, committee ranking member Adam Schiff, went further, saying: "There is absolutely no evidence of that and no suggestion of evidence of that.
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For what it's worth, Guillem Anglada, who worked on the paper that found evidence for dust rings, agreed with the new evidence suggesting the flare.
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But Rid's article also highlights another way the Russian hacking evidence is different from the 2003 WMD evidence: it's harder for most people to understand.
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You don't need to speak about evidence, you don't propose evidence, everybody knows around our table that the main goal is the full-size screen.
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Federal agents used the DNA evidence to obtain a July search warrant for Heinrich's house in an effort to find evidence in the two abductions.
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However, you should make that choice knowing there's no conclusive evidence (and, in fact, very little evidence, period) suggesting the switch is a meaningful one.
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Roberts says there is no evidence that any data within the system was compromised and there was no evidence of malware present in the database.
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"The evidence indicating Wilkins' guilt was simply overwhelming," Texas said in its legal filings, adding there was abundant evidence that linked Wilkins to the crime.
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The airline - led by the same CEO as today - said the report was "biased, lacking evidence, incomplete," pointing to evidence of an explosion on board.
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There is no evidence that the Trump campaign accepted and acted on the proposals, nor is there evidence that this is connected to Russia's interference.
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But his lawyer, Snieguole Uzdanaviciene, said the evidence provided by U.S. prosecutors was too vague and would not be considered evidence in a Lithuanian court.
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Now, we even have real evidence that the FBI uncovered a Russian plot that involved -- we have real evidence -- bribery, extortion, blackmail, money laundering, racketeering.
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"There's a big gulf between sufficient evidence to go to trial and sufficient evidence in the confidence of the outcome of that trial," Acosta said.
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Therefore, they believe that nearly every scientist is suppressing evidence that would likely win them a Nobel Prize were they to make this evidence public.
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Explain the difference between finding evidence of Trump and his associates having contacts with Russia and finding sufficient evidence to charge the President with crimes.
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They also believe, based on conversations with witnesses and other evidence ... the house was almost swept clean, so there was no evidence of drug use.
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The NPRM makes many "tentative" conclusions based on little or no evidence, and when there is evidence it seems to have been provided by broadcasters.
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This means that there is limited evidence that it caused cancer in humans and "less than sufficient evidence" that it causes cancer in lab animals.
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This individual said by April 2016 the FBI had reviewed most of the evidence and didn't find evidence suggesting that Clinton had violated federal law.
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There's no evidence that they do lasting damage to the child or the parent-child bond and, in fact, some reassuring evidence that they don't.
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"The case that I've seen, where I have medical evidence, gives the evidence that the amount of alcohol that was drunk was excessive," he said.
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These victims, though, spoke about harm, in statements the jury would consider to be aggravating evidence, as against the mitigating evidence presented by the defense.
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The evidence most supportive of Bloom's contention that we do not have free will also is compelling evidence against the notion of conscious rational deliberation.
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If LeeAnne Walters had presented the evidence on the lawn of City Hall last September, would people outside Flint have taken the evidence as seriously?
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The agents often did not have any evidence linking the suspects to speech crimes, but were instead on a quest to find the incriminating evidence.
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Evidence for contact between the Vikings and the Islamic world is abundant and uncontested, but this particular textile fragment cannot be counted among that evidence.
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"We have evidence from government contacts and we can see they are soldiers from the way they look," he said, declining to share such evidence.
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Read a JAMA editorial by UC-San Francisco's George Sawaya on "Cervical Cancer Screening — Moving From the Value of Evidence to the Evidence of Value."
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The department is also considering whether to maintain a "preponderance of evidence" standard or a more stringent "clear and convincing evidence" standard for loan forgiveness.
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"There's no evidence to suggest that people can change their pedophilia, just like there's no evidence that someone can change their gender orientation," he said.
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"For decades, it has been industry-standard forensic and digital evidence handling practice to conduct analysis on forensic images instead of original evidence," she said.
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Making grave allegations without seeking concrete evidence, combing for evidence after arrests and prolonging the duration of detention became standard practices for the Turkish judiciary.
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Investigators matched evidence from the crime scene to evidence they found in the truck he had borrowed from his brother-in-law, court papers showed.
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The new evidence they cited in their brief has only added to the weight of their allegations, they say, and no exculpatory evidence has emerged.
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" ANTHONY BRICKHOUSE, AIR SAFETY EXPERT AT EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY "There's nothing you can do to cover it up or hide it ... Evidence is evidence.
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In addition to a motion to dismiss, Trump's legal team could offer motions to add evidence to the record or dismiss evidence in the record.
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Following the event, both Trump and his sons denied there was any evidence of an unfriendly crowd, despite the video evidence available on social media.
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While there has been scattered evidence of price pressures, the central bank chief said there's no evidence of fundamental inflation building up in the economy.
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Then they argued there was no first-hand evidence, but when first-hand evidence was introduced they claimed it was from biased, deep-state sources.
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Once Iran realized that Israel had uncovered the site at Abadeh, "it destroyed the evidence, or at least tried to destroy the evidence," Netanyahu said.
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But crucial evidence came from a detainee who had been tortured, and Obama had declared in a speech that such evidence would not be admissible.
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While victims sometimes do possess other evidence beyond their own testimony, it simply is not the responsibility of any crime victim to procure outside evidence.
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In civil cases, the parties amass much evidence in discovery proceedings before trial but are never precluded from offering additional evidence at the trial itself.
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Kerry said he had no evidence Gulen was behind the plot, and urged Turkish authorities to compile evidence as rapidly as possible for any extradition request.
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But video and audio evidence from the hard drive of the unit and other evidence allegedly revealed inconsistencies with Hall's statements, according to the press release.
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So while courts are rarely skeptical of DNA evidence, a growing number of academics are calling into question how DNA evidence is handled in criminal investigations.
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Taser makes technology to capture evidence, including body cameras and audio recorders and sells evidence management software to help police and prosecutors store and compile data.
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The strength of the evidence used to develop these estimates was low, however, and the toxicological evidence linking the chemicals to each outcome was only moderate.
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The RAND review of the evidence also found solid support for prescription heroin sites, which actually had a much stronger evidence base than supervised consumption sites.
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What's more, Prasad said, there is rarely evidence that these drugs improve quality of life, but there's lots of evidence that they cause severe side effects.
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They found evidence of new neuron growth, or neurogenesis, in all the brains, as well as evidence of angiogenesis, or the formation of new blood vessels.
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"They have shown evidence of trophic transfer, but this is not necessarily evidence that microplastic is 'bioaccumulating up the food chain,'" like mercury does in tuna.
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Lombardo also told reporters evidence collected from the shooter's room suggests he intended to survive and escape, though Lombardo did not specify what that evidence was.
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"Defendants have not provided evidence that they were unable to comply with the preliminary injunction, and the evidence shows only minimal efforts to comply," she continued.
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No matter how you see the evidence, one thing is for certain: this case has much more evidence than one sees in the typical battery case.
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For the defense This case will come down to how a judge or jury interprets the video evidence, the audio evidence and the credibility of witnesses.
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And despite all his troubling obstruction evidence, he lacked an indisputable smoking gun example, like Trump outright telling witnesses to lie to investigators or destroying evidence.
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Committees must make a decision based on a 'preponderance of evidence,' which is a legal term based off the believability of evidence rather than the amount.
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Both settlements came almost immediately after judges ruled that the evidence was sufficient to proceed to trial, and in each case prevented public disclosure of evidence.
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A Republican-written report, tasked with finding exactly this evidence, released its findings last month — and failed to uncover any evidence linking Clinton to the attacks.
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SM: Well, we have some evidence that ideologically extreme or hyperpartisan congressional candidates do worse than moderates, although the evidence isn't that strong in presidential races.
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"Some interesting information is surfacing," he says, adding that "newly discovered evidence, either fact witnesses or scientific evidence," is Avery's only hope for a new trial.
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If regulators feel the evidence is sufficient to go after my sugar, they might decide next week that [the evidence] exists to go after my pastrami.
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Attorneys from the Mississippi Innocence Project will present new evidence relating to his case, including new DNA, and the original bite mark evidence will be reviewed.
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Independent academic review reviewed the cognitive training programs and pointed out that hey, some of them have no evidence and some of them have real evidence.
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And so, now they&aposre waiting for new evidence that they may have new evidence in their possession, but are they sharing that with you, Rob?
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And if the FBI wanted some records or other physical evidence, it would have to hope that whoever possessed the evidence turned it over on request.
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Chhabria said the plaintiffs' failure-to-warn evidence is better than their evidence linking Roundup to cancer, and could even support a verdict for punitive damages.
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The group raised questions over the reliability of state witnesses, the improper withholding of evidence and physical evidence improperly used to link Nolley to the crime.
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But it is condoned in party disciplinary regulations as being necessary when evidence is scant or there is a risk of collusion, evidence tampering or flight.
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"So once we had all the information, we had the evidence — and we had a mound of evidence prior to the court-ordered surveillance," he said.
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If Congress, disagreed with a particular assessment, it should be able to respond with evidence that is more credible than the evidence presented by the OMB.
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Excluding polygraph evidence ''is a rational and proportional means of advancing the legitimate interest in barring unreliable evidence,'' Justice Clarence Thomas wrote in the majority opinion.
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However, VA has been reprimanded by the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims on numerous occasions for relying on insufficient evidence as substantive negative evidence.
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There was no evidence of improper actions in two of the cases; in the other two, investigators found the evidence too inconclusive to determine any fault.
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Those officials have not provided specific evidence that voter fraud is taking place, and law enforcement has said it has not found credible evidence of fraud.
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They serve as chairs of the evidence based policymaking initiative at the Bipartisan Policy Center and are former chairs of the Commission on Evidence Based Policymaking.
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The revelation was reported by The Daily Telegraph, which said it had "pieced together evidence" about the archbishop's father and had presented that evidence to him.
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Garlic has been used for centuries for its medicinal properties, and evidence backs it upDespite its pungent odor, there's good evidence behind garlic's disease-fighting abilities.
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Also, investigators had been unable to find evidence to prove that the marijuana was being sold, nor had they tried very hard to find such evidence.
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According to Reuters, Jackson will also allow prosecutors to introduce evidence related to Manafort's lobbying activities in the 85033s, while limiting the scope of the evidence.
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Questions of evidence and ethics McKee's first reaction to the policy was to ask for evidence to back up banning surgery for this subset of patients.
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Stuart-Moore summarized both sides for the jury, including evidence from Jutting's own filmed transcripts and the evidence from a series of qualified psychiatrists and experts.
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" He said that in some cases, his clients were fighting allegations based solely on forensic evidence, and that he would be "requesting to see the evidence.
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Maybe this is why the Clinton aide who destroy subpoenaed evidence was given immunity, even though he provided no evidence to further the purported FBI investigation.
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LaHood told CNN his office "got fresh eyes" to review old evidence from the original case in the 1980s and discovered new evidence in the process.
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But the evidence of the motivation for this particular killing is we can show evidence that he killed him at least substantially, because he was gay.
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But the evidence of the motivation for this particular killing is we can show evidence that he killed him at least substantially because he was gay.
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I do not know what will happen because I do not know exactly what evidence Mueller possesses or what he will do based on that evidence.
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And courts now can only find someone guilty when there is "clear and convincing" evidence rather than the previous standard of just a "preponderance" of evidence.
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Although the evidence points to the Lazarus Group, evidence from the log files show a batch of IP addresses purportedly from Namibia, which researchers can't explain.
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They can stick with the preponderance of the evidence, as the Obama administration required, or instead require "clear and convincing evidence" to hold a student responsible.
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So until there's compelling evidence that fluoride in drinking water causes harm, the weight of the evidence falls on it being a boon for public health.
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In asking the court to seal the evidence, the lawyers may be trying to prevent the evidence from leaking and becoming public, which could be embarrassing.
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That may suggest that no "slam dunk" evidence of obstruction of justice — the destruction of evidence, subornment of perjury, or witness tampering — emerged in Mueller's investigation.
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After the hearing, Ms. Clark said Mr. Burton may not have been convicted on the same evidence today, given advances in interview techniques and evidence gathering.
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"There is evidence on the body showing that the man had stabbed himself," said Mr. Qassemi, who did not identify the man or provide video evidence.
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But there was also a lack of skepticism about some of the evidence, and a tone of certitude about where that evidence was bound to lead.
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"This is a police investigation and it will be evidence-led and we must go where the evidence takes us," Hammond told BBC television on Sunday.
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In evidence-based medicine, though, anecdotes are considered the lowest form of evidence, since they may be cherry-picked or otherwise unrepresentative of a broader experience.
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Now, Mr. Erdogan's government is accusing American prosecutors of building their case on the same evidence — fabricated evidence, they say — used by Gulenist prosecutors in 2013.
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Consider: Even apart from Trump, the party rejects overwhelming scientific evidence of climate change — evidence that's accepted by virtually every other conservative party in the world.
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But the evidence for the effects of mail-based voting — especially in Utah, Oregon and Washington — is now stronger than the evidence for any other reform.
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Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma went so far as to claim that there was "no evidence of a quid pro quo," despite extensive evidence to the contrary.
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"Pelosi is doing a very good job, and she is seeking to maximize our ability to get facts and evidence — witnesses and evidence," Schumer told reporters.
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To be sure, we have not examined all possible available evidence, but we have yet to find any evidence of favoritism for any of the outsiders.
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Well, we don't have clear evidence for that but we do have clear evidence-- THRUSH: Well, if you've read-- STEIN: --that the DNC was doing that.
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By limiting evidence of other accusers, the Court focused the jury on whether the prosecution presented enough credible evidence to convict Cosby of this particular assault.
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Under this resolution, Senator McConnell is saying he doesn't want to hear any of the existing evidence, and he doesn't want to hear any new evidence.
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"I would submit to you that the evidence in this case is devastating, and Mr. Brafman has to make up evidence or skew facts," Kasulis said.
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Private sector cyber security experts agreed that the evidence clearly points to Russian hackers but dismissed the idea that they intentionally left evidence of their identities.
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"We have intentional concealment and misrepresentation of the exculpatory evidence, evidence that would have showed that it was someone else other than these defendants," Mosby said.
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There's a Real Absence of Evidence A recent move by the Trump administration seems set to undo progress on evidence-based approaches to reduce teen pregnancy.
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When a lawyer wants to present something as evidence, the lawyer has to hand the evidence to the immigrant, who then hands it to the judge.
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It's yet another case of Trump reacting to evidence that contradicts his beliefs by trying to debunk that evidence rather than revising those beliefs at all.
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While I suppose it was all a semi-useful process to do a nearly year-long investigation, as I stated nearly a year ago on MSNBC, there never was evidence, there is no evidence and there never will be evidence of collusion because it simply doesn't exist.
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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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Researchers were inspired by this indirect evidence to dig a little deeper and find more evidence that the Viking landers could have found and then destroyed organics.
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The best scientific evidence suggests temperatures are rising, and the best scientific evidence suggests man-made anthropogenic carbon emissions have some substantial thing to do with that.
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The plaintiff's evidence includes marketing materials containing Trump's promises to prospective students, together with other evidence including Trump's own deposition testimony, that appears to belie those promises.
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Canada's overall housing market showed low evidence of overheating, price acceleration and overbuilding, and only moderate evidence of overvaluation, unchanged from three months ago, the report showed.
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Since the advent of DNA testing, nearly 200 people have been exonerated using newly tested evidence; in some places, courts will only consider exonerations with DNA evidence.
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When it comes to antioxidants, another diet fad, there's no evidence that supplements can help the heart and some evidence that they may have harmful health effects.
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There&aposs actual evidence of it in the text messages and then the altering of the FD-302 forms, which actually are entered into evidence during proceedings.
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Never Before Seen Evidence Saturday's episode of Scandal Made Me Famous revisits the saga, taking a new look at the 22-year-old evidence in the case.
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But what's really important to focus is to not just select one document, one piece of evidence, but to look at the body of evidence in totality.
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" Asked if there is evidence of alien life, Podesta said, "That's for the public to judge once they've seen all the evidence that the U.S. government has.
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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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These often sleep-deprived civil servants are supposed to play the skeptic, making sure that every case has sufficient evidence, and that the evidence was lawfully obtained.
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On the other hand, prosecutors are presenting evidence of wounds to several service members who searched for Bergdahl as aggravating evidence to push for a stiff punishment.
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Days earlier CAS had upheld the appeal of 28 athletes due to insufficient evidence but the IOC still refused to invite them saying the evidence was there.
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The new study conducted analyzed all available evidence on the safety and efficacy of statin therapy, to provide the evidence needed to help people make their decision.
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Judge Daniel Shanes said there was no new evidence presented in the case, saying Calusinski's request for a new trial was an attempt to retry existing evidence.
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The model policy announced Wednesday also says the recordings should be treated like evidence when they involve potential criminal cases, logged in as evidence and stored securely.
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Most wet evidence, like a used tissue, should be air-dried, according to a manual on evidence preservation prepared by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
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He made another claim for which there is no public evidence, and he offered positive words about an ally's accusation for which there is no public evidence.
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I don't think there was an actual tap of Trump Tower" and "the evidence on that remains the same... which is that we don't have any evidence.
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So committed, in fact, that when you're confronted with evidence that proves one of your cherished beliefs is false, that evidence can actually strengthen your false beliefs.
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They never said the latter outright obviously, but strong evidence suggests it was the case for some of them (that evidence being that I'm not an idiot).
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But there seems to be no evidence for more or less overall injuries – and neither is there evidence for protective effects of footwear on injuries, Hollander said.
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According to the decision, the panel regarded del Moral's testimony and email evidence as "the straw that literally broke the back of Mr. Bruyneel's evidence," USADA said.
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" Bowser said, "There's no evidence to suggest there's an increase in missing persons, and we have no evidence to suggest these reports are related to human trafficking.
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While we're not aware of scientific evidence supporting the warm feeling of receiving a handwritten thank you card or love letter, anecdotal evidence suggests there's something there.
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But there was no evidence to justify the claim, and evidence from the United States showed they had increased the prevalence of young people smoking, he said.
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"Evidence seized or used at trial is clearly 'fruit of the poisonous tree,'" Avery maintained, using a legal expression referring to evidence obtained in an improper search.
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Imagine the impact on congressional appropriations if an evidence-based PART 2.0 forced policymakers to examine programs objectively, rather than rely on political rhetoric and anecdotal evidence.
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While there's promising anecdotal evidence that it can be used to treat epilepsy, evidence that it does much to alleviate glaucoma in the long term is scant.
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The evidence During the trial, the prosecution presented evidence -- including DNA and fingerprints -- linking Rahimi to the bombs that were placed in New Jersey and New York.
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" Lewis said this piece of evidence wasn't brought up during a press conference earlier this week because the defense was "focused more on the evidence of tampering.
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Related: Serial Alibi Comes Forward With Major New Evidence What Just Happened On That Serial Finale New Evidence Presents Major Break In The Case Against Adnan Syed
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The most significant obstacle they face in accessing digital evidence is not encryption, but simply identifying which service providers have access to the evidence investigators are seeking.
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Wednesday, RBC referred to the canceled Maine applications as "evidence of inexperience," pointing out it couldn't find evidence of Amazon filing subsequent pharmacy licenses in the state.
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Without evidence that these women and children can safely return, and with much evidence showing that it is not safe, we should not be sending them back.
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He pointed to other evidence, such as choosing not to denounce former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke, as evidence that Trump is sympathetic to white nationalism.
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But scholars have struggled to find evidence that killing leaders is an effective way to dismantle terrorist organizations, instead finding ample evidence that it makes little difference.
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Mueller concluded there was no evidence supporting a conspiracy theory against the Trump campaign, and he found no evidence that any Trump official knowingly worked with Russians.
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The nation's Supreme Court rejected the two reporters' final appeal in April, in which they cited evidence of a police setup and lack of evidence against them.
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The evidence backs this up: Politico reports this week, based on evidence from polling and focus groups, that the $15 issues tests poorly outside the Democratic base.
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DeAngelo was arrested after police matched discarded DNA evidence from his Sacramento area home with genetic evidence from the crimes, Ventura County District Attorney Greg Totten said.
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" She shrugged off questions about providing any evidence of foul play that the Trump campaign may have, simply saying: "I'm not in the job of having evidence.
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They watch and collate information, but when there is evidence of criminal activity, the police take over and begin to gather evidence towards an arrest and prosecution.
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"We were fighting to get documentary evidence of his rumored misconduct, and Boies was fighting very hard to keep documentary evidence out of our hands," Maerov asserts.
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Bard said Monday authorities have no evidence that police asked people to stop filming the incident, but if there is such evidence, the department wants to know.
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Judge Amanda Woodcock said she had watched CCTV footage of the accident "numerous times" and heard evidence by mechanical experts and found no evidence of mechanical failure.
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CONWAY: Are you saying there's evidence of collusion because everybody is trying to convert wishful thinking into hard evidence and they haven't been able to do that.
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Though preliminary evidence was reviewed by the committee, evidence for the public health value of vector traps needs to be more fully established and operational considerations addressed.
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Bloomberg reports Appleboum provided "documents, analysis, and other evidence," but does not publish those or provide more information about what types of documents or evidence it has.
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But the reality is that it is through these less glamorous worker-bee witnesses that the prosecution will admit its evidence and, most importantly, explain the evidence.
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The defense also must disclose the evidence it plans to present before trial, though in most criminal trials, most of the evidence is presented by the prosecution.
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The suit also contends that school officials ignored key evidence, and even though video evidence exonerated him and a witness recanted, they did not waive their decision.
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But the autopsy failed to determine cause of death and there was no evidence of sexual assault and no forensic evidence linking Mr. Cormier to the crime.
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The best scientific evidence suggests temperatures are rising, and the best scientific evidence suggests man-made anthropogenic carbon emissions have some substantial thing to do with that.
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And the authors found little evidence that these programs helped (but also acknowledged that the quality of evidence was pretty poor and that more research is needed).
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There's very little evidence to support Trump's claims that Iran is violating the deal or its "spirit;" in fact, all publicly available evidence suggests they are not.
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Prosecutors will need to work closely with refugees who have evidence of genocide, including raw footage that can help prove crimes or corroborate other evidence of crimes.
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"People may feel strongly about some of the evidence, but it's very important ... that the witnesses are allowed to give their evidence with dignity," Moore-Bick said.
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Perhaps, though, that shouldn't matter: A warrant is supposed to be justified by the evidence at hand before the search, not the evidence the search itself uncovers.
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She said the school added the environmental component to the curriculum because of the evidence that exists, but also because of the evidence that doesn't exist yet.
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It meant a great deal to Mueller, in the Lockerbie case, that the evidence the F.B.I. produced be deployed as evidence in court, not justification for war.
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"It's fair to say that invoking one's rights not to turn over evidence is stronger than trying to have the evidence suppressed after the fact," Crocker said.
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Grand jury subpoenas are the primary method by which prosecutors gather evidence in criminal investigations, and evidence gathered by one grand jury is easily movable to another.
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Authorities ask anyone with information -- especially anyone with photo or video evidence of the shooting -- to contact police or upload any digital evidence through an online portal.
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Regular jurors do not decide what evidence should be heard or the standards of evidence, nor do they decide on witnesses or what witnesses shall be called.
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In nations with few or no reported cases so far, particularly in South America and Africa, the absence of evidence shouldn't be interpreted as evidence of absence.
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"The testimony & evidence considered in a Senate impeachment trial should be the same testimony & evidence the House relied upon when they passed the articles of impeachment," Sen.
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"I think the evidence is clear," said Warren, indicating she had already seen enough — even before any evidence is presented in the Senate trial — to convict Trump.
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"The testimony & evidence considered in a Senate impeachment trial should be the same testimony & evidence the House relied upon when they passed the Articles of Impeachment," Sen.
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Rather, it's a judgment that the evidence simply fell short of proving the Russian government's preference for Trump, even though the evidence indicates animus toward Clinton. Rep.
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According to a European Council on Foreign Relations report, there was enough evidence to link Gülenites to the coup attempt, but little evidence pointing to Gülen himself.
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Team Sky chief Dave Brailsford and British Cycling's former technical director Shane Sutton, whose evidence Cooke said did not "ring true", also gave evidence to the committee.
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"We continue to gather evidence, as well as review evidence already obtained as part of this ongoing investigation," US Attorney Robert K. Hur said in the statement.
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The 2017 review found "substantial evidence" that weed is effective in alleviating chronic pain, and "conclusive evidence" that it can help treat chemotherapy-related nausea and vomiting.
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I always make sure my clients know that destroying evidence can be a separate crime and is evidence of your guilt as to the crime under investigation.
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Almost every archaeologist I interviewed complained that the field has become "overinterpreted" — that the ratio of physical evidence to speculation about that evidence is out of whack.
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"Ambassador Haley was revealing evidence — physical evidence, debris — that we got our hands on that shows (Iran has) been providing ballistic missiles to the Houthis," Mattis said.
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"I wish my Republican colleagues were as concerned about evidence collection and what the evidence shows rather than the embarrassment to one of their colleagues," he added.
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Advance Evidence-Based Arguments and Tackle Counterarguments Use a model text or two to help students move from mere assertion or opinion to rigorous, evidence-based argument.
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Yet Sterling does make missteps with the clichés embedded in pieces like "Stolen Evidence" (2018); red tape spells out "EVIDENCE" and orange foam suggests a crime scene.
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Evidence collaging: Combining information from different, often not-credible sources, into an easily shareable social image that looks like fact-based evidence for hoaxes or conspiracies theories.
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But this proposal is particularly problematic because there is no evidence whatsoever that immigrants are raising the crime rates in America — there's actually evidence to the contrary.
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It isn't the only evidence, and it isn't even the most important piece of evidence, but it certainly is relevant, and it suggests additional avenues of inquiry.
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As a result, even when the government has illegally acquired evidence, its possession of that evidence creates a strong incentive for defendants not to take the stand.
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And this is why we should be careful not to conflate the lack of evidence beyond reasonable doubt with the absence of any incriminating evidence at all.
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That conclusion was based on its experts' view that there was "sufficient evidence" glyphosate causes cancer in animals and "limited evidence" it can do so in humans.
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In order to talk to others about evidence, you need to sort out which evidence is reliable, and find ways to make it readily accessible and understandable.
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"I don't think because you happen to be a male, you're disqualified from listening to the evidence and making a decision based on the evidence," McConnell said.
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" The reported evidence includes "audiotapes, emails sent to and from Scientology officers at the time the alleged rapes happened, forensic computer evidence, and a threatening handwritten letter Masterson sent to one of the alleged victims, according to two people with knowledge of the evidence in the district attorney's possession.
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"If scientists exercise 'professional propriety' about environmental problems by remaining silent about them because they lack conclusive evidence, their silence will often be misconstrued by political leaders: absence of evidence about a problem can be taken to mean evidence of absence of a problem," Dr. Myers wrote in 1992.
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"Now, we don't have evidence that this disease originated there but because of China's duplicity and dishonesty from the beginning we need to at least ask the question to see what the evidence says, and China right now is not giving evidence on that question at all," he added.
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Finally, while obtaining the evidence from your witness, ask additional questions of clarification and then seek to reconcile the witness' statements with the known circumstances, facts and forensic evidence to see whether their statements, or the statements of persons of interests in your investigations are supported by that evidence.
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"Based on information [police] were told and evidence that was found in the tour bus, they had evidence of a possible drug overdose, most likely from Xanax," Sgt.
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The evidence for payoffs is less overwhelming than in Daniels's case, but the evidence that Trump either sexually assaulted or had consensual extramarital sex with them is strong.
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February 3, 2016: New evidence (as in, all the evidence Serial listeners already knew about, like the unreliable cell phone information, plus McClain's testimony) is presented in court.
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But there is little evidence so far that McCabe harbors some kind of personal vendetta against the president, let alone any evidence that it's affecting his job performance.
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He notes that there's no clinical evidence from the Food and Drug Administration to prove that aphrodisiacs work, but there's also no clinical evidence to prove they don't.
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Stated differently, the FBI must go where the evidence of crime leads it, and the DOJ must prosecute when the evidence is lawfully sufficient, no matter the subject.
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Trump hasn't offered any evidence to counter the CIA claims, other than to insist it is a political effort aimed at delegitimizing his electoral victory -- also without evidence.
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More rigorous reviews of the evidence have offered far more clarity than a cursory look of the evidence by a journalist — whether Berenson or me — can ever provide.
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And I think all the available evidence now suggests that the standstill likely occurred somewhere in Northeast Asia, where we actually have evidence of people at that time.
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This happens when the evidence of the victim supports the prosecution case, but the victim is reluctant to give evidence in court, or rejects or withdraws a complaint.
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It's not like we needed more evidence that Google is taking its Cloud Platform very seriously these days, but if you needed more evidence, now you have it.
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I think that if it is not enough evidence, they may want to wait until they do have enough evidence to report it because ... KS: The long game.
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"They just want to hear from people — what kind of evidence you would need to demonstrate something, and what kinds of things don't constitute evidence," said the person.
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GRADE was developed to "to reduce unnecessary confusion arising from multiple systems for grading evidence and recommendations" and is part of a new emphasis on "evidence-based" medicine.
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While the Senate is the best place for evidence on the high cost of looming elections, the House of Representatives is the best place to deploy that evidence.
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Hundreds of thousands of kits containing potentially crucial DNA evidence remain untested in police evidence storage rooms nationwide despite the power of DNA to solve and prevent crimes.
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Still, because of the risk for abuse by prosecutors, evidence of prior bad acts may not be admitted into evidence solely to establish bad character or criminal propensity.
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The old "absence of evidence is not evidence of absence" phrase applies here, especially since so many in the US government are pretty firm about not trusting Huawei.
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Their case was built on that DNA evidence, including Franklin's saliva on many of his victims' breasts, along with ballistic evidence and the testimony of a surviving victim.
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Pontzer and others will need to gather more evidence to validate it, and reconcile contradictory evidence showing that people can burn more energy as they add physical activity.
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Not only do we not have good evidence to support the validity of bite mark identification, we actually have very good evidence to support that it's not valid.
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Even If Mr Mueller did not find evidence of law-breaking by Mr Trump, his critics hope his report might provide lots of evidence of lesser misdemeanours nonetheless.
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It's very hard to convince conspiracy theorists that they're wrong with evidence, because they will just invent new reasons to disbelieve any piece of evidence they don't like.
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