Publicly available evidence does not substantiate the claim, and White House officials did not provide information on Tuesday that would substantiate it.
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No evidence has yet emerged to substantiate this charge. !
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The FAA did not substantiate three of her other allegations.
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The Enquirer initially claimed it simply couldn't substantiate these stories.
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Dumbfounded, Pichai said there was no evidence to substantiate Rep.
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Election experts have found no evidence to substantiate this claim.
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Gutierrez refused to substantiate her accusation with a single example.
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But several investigations found no evidence to substantiate the allegations.
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" EB: Or, "Do they have anything to substantiate their claim?
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They provided no evidence or specifics to substantiate their claims.
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The administration has not provided details to substantiate that assertion.
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Some studies, cited in this commission report, substantiate these claims.
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Reporters and government investigators alike could never substantiate those rumors.
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Provide reasons you can think of that would substantiate this.
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There is no evidence to substantiate Khashoggi had such ties.
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And the Google search statistics appear to substantiate Roberts' claim.
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The outlets said they had been unable to substantiate her claim.
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In general, it is important to substantiate claims with specific facts.
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"We have received no credible allegations that would substantiate" the reports.
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And I can give you some math that would substantiate it.
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Must she really further substantiate that Americans are insatiable, lonely megalomaniacs?
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He has asked Fica Frio for evidence to substantiate the allegations.
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The results may help substantiate the effects of post-hospital syndrome.
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"We did not substantiate any of the allegations," the watchdog reported.
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But their investigations didn't substantiate the drone reports, the release said.
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Churcher asked if she had any way to substantiate her story.
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There has been no evidence to substantiate Khashoggi had such ties.
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Catalyst also strongly believes that substantial evidence exists to substantiate this conclusion.
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The Obama administration has been under fierce pressure to substantiate its claims.
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The Interior Office did not find information to substantiate those initial claims.
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The documents indicate that the company did not substantiate Ms. Van's complaint.
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"Right now we don't have the evidence to substantiate that," she said.
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Devin Nunes had not seen evidence to substantiate President Trump's wiretapping claims.
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" JPJ adds, "I don't have a lot of claims to substantiate that.
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"Right now we don't have the evidence to substantiate that," Hall said.
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The Air Force could not substantiate the allegations at Travis and Fairchild.
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But no evidence ever turned up to substantiate the rumors – until now.
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The auditors also said that the Defense Logistics Agency was unable to provide supporting documentation to substantiate in progress construction projects, saying that such supporting documentation was missing or "insufficient to substantiate approximately $384 million" in construction assets.
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A second collapsed in 2014, for lack of witnesses to substantiate the allegations.
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"Of course, we need more experimental proof to substantiate these results," Jagannathan said.
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Do your research and substantiate the 40% below market value rate you reference.
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But did the researchers have the information they needed to substantiate those conclusions?
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Yahoo started an investigation but could not substantiate the claim, this person said.
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At that time, there were no findings to substantiate suspension of the teacher.
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Insider has reviewed official Saudi court documents, which substantiate parts of Malof's account.
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The FBI investigated those claims years ago and found no evidence to substantiate them.
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Mr. Banks said it is difficult to substantiate allegations of abuse without body cameras.
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"Our investigation did not substantiate the allegations of multiple DDoS attacks," the report said.
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Nunes has said repeatedly that the intelligence he viewed did not substantiate that claim.
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Critics have insisted there is little evidence to substantiate those claims beyond individual anecdotes.
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Both dimensions are significant, and help substantiate who James is and where he's going.
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The investigator could not substantiate some allegations, including one asserting retaliation by Dr. Fryer.
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"We did not find evidence to substantiate any of these allegations," the report said.
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In some of the posted exchanges, the reporters asked trolls to substantiate their stories.
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Both Bidens have rejected the allegations and no evidence has emerged to substantiate them.
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"There's legally insufficient evidence to substantiate each of the eight charges," Agnifilo told Matsumoto.
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The board in the end said it was unable to substantiate the abuse allegations.
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Where when you collaborate or substantiate information that way, it's tough to negate that.
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The investigation ended in 2000 without finding evidence to substantiate any of the claims.
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Singh had not provided any documentary evidence to substantiate his age, the certificate said.
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Shaft is confident that his lawsuit will validate his conduct and substantiate his legal claims.
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The dissent of the two commissioners could help substantiate any case, according to legal experts.
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But no evidence has emerged to substantiate allegations of wrongdoing by Biden or his son.
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The meticulous Alison Des Forges of Human Rights Watch was able to substantiate 2125,2800 deaths.
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She believes more research is needed to substantiate her opinion, yet that may prove challenging.
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It said the U.S. military had been unable to substantiate accusations against any of them.
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Relatives thought they might be going to Florida, but investigators couldn't substantiate that last week.
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So far, local police say they haven't been able to substantiate any of the claims.
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He also insisted on the creation of a false official record to substantiate the lie.
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No evidence has publicly surfaced to substantiate that claim, and it has been widely dismissed.
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"For whatever reason, [Situationists] didn't ever do anything to physically substantiate their performances," Zardulu said.
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The US government must present evidence to substantiate their charges against Huawei as this lawsuit proceeds.
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Davis has not shared his research with us in order for us to substantiate his claims.
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I don't know enough about opera to substantiate this claim, but I liked it a lot.
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FACT-BASED ASSESSMENT European industry leaders have called for the United States to substantiate its arguments.
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He did not provide proof to substantiate the findings of the investigation and the other evidence.
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Trump used the power of his office to try to force Ukraine to substantiate conspiracy theories.
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Officials made that case by releasing U.S. intelligence last December that appeared to substantiate the charges.
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The company also said it has not been contacted by customers directly to substantiate these claims.
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Giuliani claims to have coordinated with the State Department, but there is little to substantiate that.
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Regardless of the amount, you must be able to substantiate both cash and non-cash donations.
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Any pro-Assad shift would substantiate current perceptions of America as an indecisive and unreliable partner.
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Everyone on staff denied that photos were taken, and officials weren't able to substantiate photo evidence.
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Her testimony was credible, and the F.B.I. inquiry was too cursory to substantiate or discredit it.
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And so that suggested that Mueller never expected to have to actually substantiate all those charges.
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Investigators said they could not substantiate the allegations of people being asked to withdraw their applications.
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Turnout rates alone don't substantiate the notion that Sanders is ushering in a whole new electorate.
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The court filing says prosecutors failed to release key evidence that would help substantiate their claims.
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Select one piece of evidence he includes and explain how it helps substantiate his explanation. 6.
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The Bidens have denied any wrongdoing, and other reporters have been unable to substantiate the allegations.
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By bull market rules, sentiment is cautious enough to substantiate the case for a rebound rally soon.
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Perhaps most fundamentally, the memo doesn't ever substantiate core assertions about political bias on the FBI's part.
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But obviously the story was on the wind at Sundance, and it was easy enough to substantiate.
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" Lockyear adds, "Right now the investigation is to substantiate the report by the father or disprove it.
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"America regularly resorts to military interventions to substantiate its claims to global leadership," the anchor tut-tutted.
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Intelligence chiefs are to blame, too, for making claims about their achievements that they could not substantiate.
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To win in an audit, he said, "make sure you have documentation" to substantiate your tax return.
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Navy investigators said they were unable to substantiate that a sexual assault had occurred in either case.
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Cohen admitted that he does not have evidence of collusion and offered nothing that helped substantiate it.
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"We did not substantiate any of the allegations," the inspector general wrote in the report released Thursday.
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Democrats fear House investigators are more interested in discrediting the dossier than trying to substantiate its allegations.
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General Ashley didn't substantiate the charge, and his agency has a reputation for promoting worst-case scenarios.
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Biden and his son have denied any wrongdoing, and no evidence has emerged to substantiate the allegations.
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I knew that when the details emerged, they would substantiate the lies we pushed to Jones's audience.
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To substantiate his account, he provided a phone number associated with a man who died in July.
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The companies have continually pushed back against those allegations, saying there is little evidence to substantiate them.
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This would further substantiate the Gaia hypothesis' conceit of our planet as a living superorganism capable of reproduction.
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However, I am confident that some video angles have not been shown that would further substantiate my account.
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It said it was unable to substantiate any allegations of politically motivated suppression of particular subjects or sources.
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Critics have accused the panel of being politically motivated, saying it's an attempt to substantiate the Trump claims.
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" The rep continues, "Shaft is confident that his lawsuit will validate his conduct and substantiate his legal claims.
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We consider the contribution from growth products to be material to substantiate the assigned IDR of 'B(EXP)'.
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He said last year he did so at Trump's direction, and these documents appear to substantiate that claim.
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Ryan, a bit paunchy and bespectacled, denied offering bounties, and a league investigation could not substantiate the accusations.
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Cohen looks like an unlikely figure to change that — unless he has hard evidence to substantiate his charges.
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The company was unwilling to substantiate its claims on the record, and instead pointed me to its whitepaper.
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Social media experts say there is little evidence to substantiate claims around anti-conservative bias beyond individual anecdotes.
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Despite more than two years of effort, the investigation failed to substantiate the underlying claims, the Post report.
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The Associated Press first reported that the investigator, attorney Susan Ellingstad, couldn't substantiate the allegation of physical abuse.
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While this is absolutely plausible, the extent to which it happens is understandably hard to substantiate or quantify.
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Such policies only substantiate the fears that the government is out of touch with the typical American worker.
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They did not investigate, or they investigated but did not substantiate, 74 percent of the sexual abuse allegations.
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US officials' insistence that the Trump administration's new strategy has been a "game changer" has been difficult to substantiate.
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But, he pointed out, those copies were the same tapes used to substantiate his scores in the first place.
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The advisers, however, did not obtain sufficient documentation to substantiate the information that F-Squared advertised, the SEC said.
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Paul Ryan has also said that he's seen nothing to substantiate the allegations that President Obama spied on Trump.
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Carr confided in other journalists that he had pursued serious allegations against Weinstein but was unable to substantiate them.
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Ellison has denied the allegations, and an investigation was unable substantiate the claims made by the woman, Karen Monahan.
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If you do that far enough in advance, you can substantiate that residency decision a lot better, Geier said.
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We asked an investigator to follow up on one of the claims, which we were not able to substantiate.
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The audit found that it could not substantiate nearly 3,000 jobs the companies said they had created or retained.
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He was shocked, he said, to hear that the archdiocese now says it did not substantiate Mr. Murphy's allegations.
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Nunes's inquiry appears similar to Trump's voter fraud commission, invented to substantiate right-wing fantasies about Democratic vote rigging.
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In an effort to substantiate Mr. McGahn's credibility, Mr. Mueller's team obtained Mr. McGahn's phone records from the episode.
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The board's lawyers prosecute cases in which their investigators substantiate accusations of serious abuse, including improper use of force.
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Importantly, only 19 percent of respondents said there is any "solid evidence" to substantiate that Trump committed a crime.
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He brought up a four-year-old controversy in which Warren claimed, but did not substantiate, Native American heritage.
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He's a self-proclaimed feminist/ally and knows all of the $10 words to kind of substantiate it in conversation.
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Police said they used the information provided by the two men to substantiate the timeline and details of the incident.
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It says only that an Employment Authorization Document — which DACA recipients have — is necessary "to substantiate work status" for noncitizens.
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The settlement also includes a requirement to be more transparent in marketing and to substantiate advertised speeds through regular tests.
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We only embarked on an initial inquiry to determine if we could substantiate information with which to open a case.
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After investigating this claim with the assistance of an outside forensic expert, the Company could not substantiate the hacker's claim.
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Team Trump then took the attack and ran with it, trying to substantiate the claims that Pelosi isn't all there.
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"There has been no evidence produced to substantiate a claim like that," White House press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters.
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Our preliminary findings suggest that this is indeed the case and we hope to substantiate this in the near future.
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To date, neither Trump nor his team has provided evidence to substantiate the claims, but they have promised an investigation.
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"It is highly unlikely that they can substantiate all reasonable interpretations of these claims," the FTC said in its release.
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If you believe the rumors, rumors I cannot personally substantiate, Capcom's due to unveil their Resident Evil 2 remake soon.
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The bank said it had conducted an extensive review of the project and was not able to substantiate the allegations.
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There was no evidence yet to substantiate a single witness's report of shots being fired, a Navy commander said later.
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Previously, many universities had required "clear and convincing" evidence to substantiate an accusation, meaning that the claim is highly probable.
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The newspaper reports that Mueller has been able to substantiate claims made by Comey in memos describing conversations with Trump.
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"Facebook does not believe it is in a position to substantiate or disprove allegations of possible collusion," the company said.
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Beyond helping prosecutors substantiate the 11 counts in Mr. Guzmán's indictment, witnesses painted a complicated portrait of the man himself.
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"I'm not sure that the House was required to substantiate every conclusion with facts," he said to reporters last week.
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Wodnicki said that police were able to substantiate the timeline and details that the brothers gave them in the interview.
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Failing to substantiate claims about your skills with specific metrics is one of the biggest mistakes job seekers make, says Augustine.
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"I think at some point, we're going to need some fundamentals to substantiate the expectations that are built in," he said.
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And internal investigation, the statement said, didn't substantiate specific claims in the article about activities that took place on the campus.
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"Based on the material available to the University, we do not have sufficient evidence to substantiate the allegations," ANU's letter said.
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While the investigation did not substantiate the allegations, it did indicate the he demonstrated poor judgment, which we addressed with him.
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The tech investor even asked if Google had been infiltrated by Chinese spies, a highly inflammatory charge that he didn't substantiate.
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Nootropics are nonprescription substances, but there's at least some evidence in peer-reviewed studies to substantiate that they have cognitive benefits.
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Both Nunes and Schiff maintained that the discovery — whatever it entails — does not substantiate the president's claim that Obama wiretapped him.
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The SEC says there is no data to substantiate this claim and notes that companies overall will continue to be audited.
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Before long, the commission made a startling announcement: it would release this body of e-mail online, to substantiate its findings.
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However, the Turkish government has failed to produce the evidence needed to substantiate its claims and secure Gülen's extradition to Turkey.
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"Despite early reports of multiple shooters in different locations, no evidence exists to substantiate any of those reports," the report said.
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As Business Insider's Rosie Perper reported, the police's chief superintendent, John Tse Chun-Chung, gave no evidence to substantiate the claims.
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It is my deepest conviction that there are many staffers, former and present, who would readily volunteer to substantiate this fact.
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We're told they'd be open to a conversation with her family if there were any "compelling facts to substantiate" their claim.
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Mr. Pamio has also provided investigators with emails and other documents to substantiate his verbal testimony, according to the defense attorney.
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Another thing people often forget about is keeping a detailed enough record to substantiate their business tax deductions, Baird's Ellenbecker said.
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While little, if any, scientific evidence exists to substantiate crystals' efficacy, they are extolled as beneficial to physical and emotional healing.
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The probe failed to substantiate a collection of allegations, made repeatedly by President Donald Trump and fellow Republicans, the Post reported.
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Even though there's been nothing to substantiate Trump's allegations of corruption, Biden is left defending both his image and his family.
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Mr. Trump also canvassed some aides and associates about whether an investigator, even one outside the government, could substantiate his charge.
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The Times has checked on a number of the details included in the memos but has been unable to substantiate them.
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If it is tailored to fit the need that we can substantiate, my colleagues in the Freedom Caucus will be there.
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Hillary Clinton says there are 4 reasons that substantiate why she lost her bid for the White House to Donald Trump.
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The group contacted eight online sellers and requested any scientific evidence they had to substantiate health claims made by their products.
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In fact, he never has proof to substantiate his attacks on CNN, or his other favorite media target, The New York Times.
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Also Friday, Trump's Justice Department sent classified information to Capitol Hill about the claims, but sources said it did not substantiate them.
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Reid subsequently admitted that she could not substantiate this claim after news reports knocked down the evidence her private cybersecurity expert provided.
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"This type of deepening cooperation between should-be competitors would seem to substantiate that worry and deserves closer examination," the source said.
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Investigators did substantiate allegations of vulgar language and other claims made by a San Diego attorney representing four former Garcia staff members.
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The complainants were given four weeks to substantiate their appeals cases, after which Kamp will be able to respond, the court said.
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" The haymakers continued, with Rowling asking Morgan if he wanted to create fake photos "of refugees carrying explosives to substantiate your position?
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That allegation, which he could not substantiate and which led to his resignation, has encouraged critics to renew older lines of attack.
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The decision came after allegations, which the bank could not substantiate, that its money was being used to fund Muslim internment camps.
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"Plaintiffs present no concrete evidence to substantiate their fear," U.S. District Judge Lee Yeakel wrote in his decision dismissing the professors' complaint.
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The report includes satellite analysis, GPS tracking, as well as field-based investigations involving photography and interviews to help substantiate its findings.
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The USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) announced Friday "it will accept affidavits from individuals and firms to substantiate eligibility" for the refunds.
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The official said no evidence or information had been found to substantiate nine allegations made against Hyten by a junior female officer.
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"Despite the serious nature of the allegation, neither Stillman nor Fox 9 presented specific evidence to substantiate the allegation," the auditor continued.
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He did not, however, transfer any of the bitcoins belonging to Nakamoto, which would have offered another measure to substantiate his claim.
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Many Native Americans were angry at Ms. Warren for suggesting that a DNA test can substantiate claims of Cherokee and Delaware heritage.
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"There appears to be no evidence to substantiate the charges against him for membership in an armed terrorist organization," the letter said.
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The FBI found no evidence to substantiate his claims, Carol D. Leonnig and Ernesto Londoño reported at the Washington Post in 2013.
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Trump lobbed the allegation in an early March tweet, and so far, he and his administration haven't been able to substantiate it.
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Trump denies the allegation, and journalists have been unable to substantiate her claim (she has never come forward under her real name).
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Bayaka groups are among Africa's oldest human populations, but many have lacked paperwork that would substantiate their claim to this contested land.
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Still, declining to substantiate conspiracy claims about his downfall is a missed opportunity to make headway in the court of public opinion.
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Nothing has ever come of that "allegedly" — there has never been any evidence to substantiate Mr. Trump's claim, not then, not now.
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Returns containing Schedule C have above-average audit rates, and filers who are audited must substantiate deductions, so detailed records are important.
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At the time, he argued that Blasey Ford's allegation was missing corroboration, despite evidence that she had gathered to substantiate the claim.
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In one instance, the Internet Research Agency used YouTube videos to help substantiate a hoax story about a nonexistent chemical plant explosion.
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No evidence has come to light to substantiate allegations that the FBI's investigations were politicized to either protect Clinton or persecute Trump.
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I don&apost find him to be far right or fringe, whatsoever, and I don&apost see any evidence to substantiate that statement.
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Investigators were unable to "substantiate the allegations of multiple DDoS attacks" alleged by then-FCC Chief Information Officer David Bray, the report says.
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Pressed to substantiate it during an interview with Fox News host Tucker Carlson, the president said this: Well, I've been reading about things.
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The current level of wage growth is enough to substantiate one or two rate hikes this year, he told "Squawk on the Street."
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At the preliminary hearing, prosecutors say, is when they will be required to present enough evidence to substantiate the charges against the Turpins.
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I mean, even yesterday with the blowing up of that site, I mean, no one was there from our side to substantiate that.
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Even with the internal analyses showing significant drops in response rate, the judge did not find enough evidence to substantiate such a charge.
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"Manufacturers have the responsibility to determine shelf life for products, as part of their responsibility to substantiate product safety," says the FDA website.
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But because investigators were unable to substantiate any of the complaints, Gomez's record remained clean and he continued work as a nursing aide.
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BPC President John Curtice has dismissed Morgan's views of the polling industry and has challenged her to substantiate her claims or withdraw them.
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The allegations were seen by critics as a way to substantiate Trump's unsubstantiated claims that former President Obama "wiretapped" him during the campaign.
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You may need to provide copies of documents to substantiate the income, credits and deductions you claimed, including receipts, bills and canceled checks.
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She said that if you do decide to rent, make sure you have the documentation to substantiate all of your income and expenses.
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But the Paris prosecutor's office, in dropping the inquiry on Tuesday, said that "numerous investigations" had been unable to substantiate the woman's accusations.
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A spokesman for the Geo Group, which runs the prison, said there were no grievances or other records that would substantiate her allegations.
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"The former leaders with whom we spoke denied any such knowledge, however, and we were unable to otherwise substantiate it," the report said.
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One important part of our job as teachers is to help our students examine and substantiate their views on the world around them.
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Not much that Trump could say would substantiate that claim more perfectly than a vow to desecrate ancient treasures of the Persian civilization.
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The university said it conducted extensive interviews but found nothing to substantiate claims against Franklin or to indicate that anyone had been hazed.
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At this time, we have not had cooperation from attorneys representing other clients, and they have made no attempt to substantiate their claims.
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While neither the podcast interview nor Corbell's documentary provides any proof to substantiate Lazar's claims, they seem to have found a receptive audience.
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Financial institutions and other parties may require you to share past returns to secure funding or substantiate your claims about your financial health.
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"There is no evidence brought before the court to substantiate the allegations that have been made," Mnangagwa's lawyer Lewis Uriri said in response.
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Devin Nunes, the House Intelligence Committee chair who's trying — and failing — to substantiate President Trump's wiretapping claims, may have just have been solved.
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But Weev is known for making outlandish claims and so far there's been no evidence presented to substantiate the claim that he hacked Kessler.
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Pressed to substantiate the claim during an interview with Fox News host Tucker Carlson, the president said this: Well, I've been reading about things.
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Weintraub called on the President to substantiate his claim of massive voter fraud in New Hampshire, a call she repeated in her statement Tuesday.
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Washington (CNN)A Federal Elections Commission commissioner called on President Donald Trump Friday to substantiate his claim of massive voter fraud in New Hampshire.
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It's just scary because I don't know how one would substantiate or how I could clear myself, if it were ever to happen again.
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But that's exactly why criminal charges should be taken seriously: A Justice Department investigation could substantiate the wrongdoing that's already suspected — and uncover more.
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However, Huawei provides infrastructure and consumer devices to almost all of the US' major allies, and the US is yet to substantiate its warnings.
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No attorney would counsel their client to verify a pleading unless evidence existed at the time of filing to substantiate his or her claims.
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The Observatory says the U.S.-led coalition was likely behind the strikes but the Pentagon said it had "no information to substantiate those reports."
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To substantiate that claim, Collyer cited the March 30, 2017 application to the court, the very document that Coats would have had to certify.
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Officials on Monday afternoon said while they were not able to substantiate the information, officers will continue the search in York Landing and Gillam.
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Assuming he or prosecutors can substantiate this claim, the payments were illegal campaign contributions that exceeded the applicable limits and needed to be reported.
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The report also slammed the inspector general for not having clear standards to substantiate claims, which the report says could compromise the office's independence.
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"These claims have been investigated on multiple occasions in the past and no credible evidence has been found to substantiate his claims," he said.
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Mr. Zarrab later served as a crucial witness for the Justice Department, helping substantiate allegations against bank executives and senior government officials in Turkey.
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But he said they were unable to substantiate them, even after holding a hearing in February to review how the Iran Deal was working.
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"We did not find sufficient evidence to substantiate allegations of misconduct on the part of Secretary Carson in connection with this procurement," it continued.
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While the other eight trade secrets remain intact, it's worth mentioning this was the same expert that Waymo relied on to substantiate those claims.
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The Helios inquiry, according to an employment law attorney who handles HR matters at the firm, did not substantiate the gender discrimination claim against Goodstein.
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"I am not aware of any facts that would substantiate a claim like that," White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters on Air Force One.
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"We expect the meeting will help reinforce the institutionalization and substantiate the foundation of the three-way cooperative scheme," the ministry said in a statement.
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"These claims have been investigated on multiple occasions in the past and no credible evidence has been found to substantiate his claims," Pentagon spokesman Maj.
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"At this time, we have not had cooperation from attorneys representing other clients, and they have made no attempt to substantiate their claims," Grassley said.
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" But, Waxman added, Schiff now has a very different task ahead of him, and cautioned, "Don't make wild accusations and then try to substantiate them.
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James Holmes, head of the Air Combat Command -- declined to take any action, ruling that there was insufficient evidence and facts to substantiate the allegations.
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The defense also intends to use witnesses the prosecutors plan to call to substantiate their charge that it was Gates who lied and stole money.
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It will be up to them to find out if there is evidence to either further substantiate the new chronology, or poke holes in it.
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"It appears to me to be a bottom line that's written and now looking for a study to substantiate it," he said in an interview.
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Because the woman asserted she was a victim of sexual assault, a claim that Business Insider was unable to substantiate, we are withholding her name.
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It posted a long rebuttal accusing The Journal of using "false information" and a pattern of biased reporting, though it did not substantiate those allegations.
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Other women must substantiate Carlson's major claims, among them that Ailes demanded sexual favors and that women, to him, were ornaments to ogle or discard.
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By telling this story, I am trying to substantiate my fear that discrimination and bullying are used against people trying to enter Britain, my country.
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But his team has not released either the recording itself, or a verbatim transcript of it, to substantiate their characterization of the conversation with Cohen.
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Neither the Homeland Security Department nor the White House provided clarification or evidence to substantiate the president's claim in response to CNBC's questions about that tweet.
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Pabst contended that MillerCoors refused to provide any information to substantiate its claim that it would no longer have the capacity to continue brewing Pabst's beers.
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That's why Cazes was indicted in Fresno: the 12 purchases used to substantiate the indictment against him were all made in the Eastern District of California.
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Other cases that the inspector general's investigators were able to substantiate were sent to the Department of Justice for prosecution, but officials there declined to pursue.
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But the only evidence anyone has produced to substantiate this idea is a video of Mr Kem Sokha speaking to Cambodians living in Australia in 2013.
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While CNN reported this week that no evidence or information had been found to substantiate nine allegations made against Hyten by a junior female officer, Sens.
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Yesterday, Kim Kardashian West seemed to substantiate the claim by saying that the Wests were "praying" for the family of the girl, who has since died.
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We combine data from satellite imagery to understand historical land-use patterns, while matching it to government global-positioning-system data used to substantiate land claims.
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ISIS claimed responsibility for the assault, which it called "martyrdom attacks," on the east coast of Java Island, but provided no proof to substantiate its claim.
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There's zero evidence to substantiate that claim; people who don't buy soda will most likely buy other beverages, in most cases produced by the same companies.
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Sources told the Post additional pictures that were subsequently sent to the White House did not substantiate Trump's claim that about the size of the crowd.
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While investigators were focusing on illegal human trafficking, the prosecutor for Kraft's case conceded there was no evidence to substantiate their suspicions that human trafficking occurred.
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"Stone points to nothing that would substantiate his attribution of his indictment to his political views," Judge Amy Berman Jackson wrote in a 56-page opinion.
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The guideline has been wrongly cited to substantiate proposed dose-based opioid prescribing policies that fail to account for the medical circumstances of the individual patient.
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Tech companies have pushed back against those allegations, pointing out that there is no public evidence outside of individual anecdotes to substantiate any political bias claims.
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"We need the data to substantiate those concerns because the decisions have to be based on the record, or else those decisions become prejudgment," he said.
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While Pyongyang has condemned the sanctions, Quintana called for the government to "substantiate its criticism with substantive data", and provide access for international human rights monitors.
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Wallace is adamant that we need the language to substantiate the experience of having a gendered, sexualized, racialized body, or it will continue to be objectified.
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There's rarely hard evidence in a case like this, but Blasey — the surname she prefers to use publicly — has done everything possible to substantiate her claim.
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"While the investigation did not substantiate the allegations, it did indicate that he demonstrated poor judgment, which we addressed with him," Ignition said in a statement.
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Interestingly, art historians can offer no concrete evidence to substantiate Robbins's claim about Leonardo's supposed style of outlining objects for others— namely, apprentices — to fill in.
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Head of the Manaung Police Department contacted by telephone said he had checked reports of the plane crash "thoroughly" and not found anything to substantiate them.
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Military officials have acknowledged that the inquiry that failed to substantiate the allegations against Hyten also did not find any evidence that Spletstoser's account was untrue.
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Mr. Blake filed one of 519 complaints in 2015 that review board investigators found enough evidence to substantiate, according to the agency's most recent annual report.
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Multiple employees shared the names of former staffers who they said could substantiate their claims or add new ones, especially involving inappropriate remarks, sexism, and mismanagement.
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On Sunday, lawyers said a second whistleblower had come forward to substantiate an August complaint from an unidentified U.S. intelligence official that touched off the investigation.
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"The FTC has yet to provide any data to substantiate their outrageous claims against our business model," Anna Proctor, a spokesperson for Neora, told BuzzFeed News.
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The Civilian Complaint Review Board found enough evidence to substantiate four claims that Officer Pantaleo had abused his authority, according to the records published by ThinkProgress.
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But it appears members of Trump's circle were at one point very much trying to determine whether any evidence existed that could substantiate the tape's existence.
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James said his firm's measurements do not substantiate findings from YouGov BrandIndex, whose data showed declines in consumer perception and purchase consideration after the refugee hiring statement.
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" The Sheriff's Department, however, says that officers responded to McSwiggan's report early Monday morning but were "unable to substantiate the assault" and McSwiggan "had no visible injuries.
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"We have very little information available, and the studies we have do not show any benefit and do not substantiate the claims that are made," said Spong.
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The police department did not substantiate a single one of the complaints of biased policing it received between October 2014 and January 2019, according to the report.
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Yet keeping the election's winner out of government would bode ill for democracy, and substantiate Mr Wilders's accusations that elites are ignoring the will of the people.
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The handbook says only that an Employment Authorization Document — which DACA recipients have — is necessary "to substantiate work status" for noncitizens and qualify for the housing loans.
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Emails and conversations with employees substantiate the impression that the Max Planck Society clearly has a structural problem with harassment and abuse of power at its institutes.
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The company looks forward to working with DHS, as Kaspersky Lab ardently believes a deeper examination of the company will substantiate that these allegations are without merit.
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For all his flair as a director, Griffith attempted to substantiate a belief that black people, specifically black men, were a hindrance on the country's life-source.
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All that can be said now is that several news organizations have been working to substantiate the claims for months, and none were able to do so.
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The two "failed to review meaningfully or substantiate the adjustment through basic reconciliation or other audit procedures that likely would have revealed the error," the SEC said.
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Martinez later said his office had only the testimony of Bula, who was arrested last month on charges of bribery and illicit enrichment, to substantiate the allegations.
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In neither the committee's investigation nor in the supplemental background investigation conducted by the FBI was there ANY evidence to substantiate or corroborate any of the allegations.
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Trump and multiple administration officials have denied the accounts in the book, though Woodward has insisted he can substantiate them with documents and hours of recorded interviews.
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If the donor is claiming a deduction in excess of $5,000 for a noncash gift, the IRS requires a "qualified appraisal " to substantiate the value, Ros said.
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"Overall, [there is] a lot of potential in both infants and adults, but a lot more work is needed to substantiate and confirm claims," he told Gizmodo.
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If someone could substantiate that Akhmetshin really was still a Kremlin asset, that would bring the Russian government's ties to the Trump campaign one giant step closer.
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"In just three months, the VA investigated and substantiated a majority of the allegations that the VA OIG could not substantiate after several years," the report says.
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Our focus is on art and writing about art that labors to deepen the visual articulation of meaning, how works of art re-substantiate rather than evacuate.
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The whistle-blower has identified at least a half-dozen government officials — including several who work for the White House — who he believes can substantiate his claims.
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Yahoo, led by Marissa Mayer, said in a regulatory filing late Wednesday that it had investigated the data thief's claims and found it could not substantiate them.
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The continuing proliferation of his art seemed to substantiate his conviction, as he said in 1986, that where Abstract painting was concerned, "we've just scratched the surface."
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"It is a straightforward summary that provides an account of the unfair procedures by Democrat leadership, and the failure to substantiate any impeachable offense," Mr. Meuser wrote.
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While there is no currently no official scientific work to substantiate the claims made by kinin, there is some pre-existing scientific literature on wasabi in medical settings.
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Europeans could do more to substantiate their talk of "reciprocity", or the mantra that the EU and China should treat each other as each wishes to be treated.
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But she admitted — in the face of highly skeptical reporting — that her cybersecurity team had been unable to substantiate her claim that she had been hacked years ago.
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"The APA provides a framework by which those theories can be pursued, but the company will have to substantiate them," Ronald Levin, a professor at Washington University Law.
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Photographs provide evidence of experiences; they substantiate the past, turning it into a concrete "possession," as Calvino notes—small, flat, rectangular instances of time that live inside albums.
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Clarke pointed to a recent tweet from Trump to say her group had reason to suspect the commission existed to try to substantiate Trump's claims about voter fraud.
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Once they've found a partner, Friedman says he and his colleagues will conduct some follow-up experiments to substantiate the vaccine's efficacy before moving on to human testing.
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The declassified report is heavy on the narrative of what happened and why, but light on evidence to substantiate it, providing fodder for both sides in the debate.
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Given that these findings are relatively new, the researchers were quick to note that wind patterns will have to be monitored going forward to further substantiate their conclusions.
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Democrats clamored for Nunes's recusal, arguing that he had acted under pressure from the White House to substantiate the president's apocryphal claim that former President Obama "wiretapped" him.
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The police first investigated Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu for a complaint in 1998 but could not substantiate that claim and others that followed over the years, Mr. Gigante said.
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"WPP's lawyers have been conducting an enquiry into previous correspondence on these matters since February 25 and have found nothing, as yet, to substantiate these charges," it said.
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"Facebook does not believe it is in a position to substantiate or disprove allegations of possible collusion," the company responded, according to documents released by the committee Thursday.
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President Donald Trump has defended his personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, for returning to Ukraine in a new bid to substantiate widely discredited claims about Trump&aposs political opponents.
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" In a statement, Walmart said it had conducted a "comprehensive investigation" into Ms. Pitre's complaints and "could not substantiate a violation of our Discrimination and Harassment Prevention Policy.
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A federal judge in Nevada ruled that customers who claimed financial losses should be allowed to sue, but those who could not substantiate concrete injuries should not sue.
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The Times reported there is no evidence to substantiate the claims that any of those men were caught on video having sex with women at Epstein&aposs residences.
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"We did not find sufficient evidence to substantiate allegations of misconduct on the part of Secretary Carson in connection with this procurement," the report released on Thursday stated.
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A couple of employees watched for a few free minutes on a TV in the cramped waiting area — but only long enough, it seemed, to substantiate their disgust.
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Some believe that Sofia's father may have kidnapped her and taken her to Mexico, but despite a search in that country, police have been unable to substantiate the theory.
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Zaw Myint Pe, the secretary of that commission, said it had been unable to substantiate any allegations of rape in northern Rakhine since it began its work in December.
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That material could help the House Judiciary Committee substantiate "potentially impeachable conduct" by Trump, said Chief Judge Beryl Howell of U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., in her ruling.
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Evidence Action, the charity overseeing the scheme, heard rumours that somebody involved with the project may have sought to bribe a government official, though it could not substantiate them.
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"He will first have to substantiate that something wrong happened and that there were actions intended to oppress him," Tata group counsel Mohan Parasaran said before the Tata filing.
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He peppered Comey with questions about an unverified dossier compiled by a former MI6 agent whom the bureau reportedly considered paying if he were able to substantiate the dossier.
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" A subsequent U.N. commission, which investigated more recent allegations, found "no evidence to substantiate claims that Y.P.G. or S.D.F. forces ever targeted Arab communities on the basis of ethnicity.
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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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Ford's attorneys Debra Katz and Banks in the letter accompanying the documents to the Judiciary Committee also wrote that Ford will not submit medical records to substantiate her testimony.
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"The committees that conducted these reviews identified no evidence to substantiate allegations that Secretary Clinton orchestrated, manipulated, or otherwise coerced CFIUS member agencies to approve the deal," Cummings wrote.
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Fifty-seven former E.P.A. attorneys wrote a letter of protest, saying that Pruitt had provided "no evidence to substantiate" the claim that ending sue-and-settle would save money.
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It&aposs ironic that TINA accuses Goop of making unsubstantiated product claims when their own statements are made without any effort to substantiate what they have said about us.
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Parnas helped Giuliani broker contacts in Ukraine as part of a bid to substantiate unsubstantiated and damaging accusations against Joe Biden, a leading contender for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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His attempts to extort Ukraine's current leaders into trying to substantiate this false theory — as well as investigate former Vice President Joe Biden — are why he's currently facing impeachment.
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The map had been doctored in an apparent attempt to substantiate an erroneous claim Trump had made on Twitter that the storm was supposed to hit parts of Alabama.
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"The company looks forward to working with DHS, as Kaspersky Lab ardently believes a deeper examination of the company will substantiate that these allegations are without merit," Kaspersky's statement said.
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The Defense Intelligence Agency had by 2006 translated 34 million pages of documents from Saddam's Iraq and found there was nothing to substantiate a "partnership" between Saddam and al-Qaeda.
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A law firm hired by the association to investigate the incident could not substantiate Ms. Creighton's claims, the A.S.C.A. said in a statement, adding that the complaint has been resolved.
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"Apple has not presented any evidence to substantiate its assertion that it will no longer require Imagination's technology, without violating Imagination's patents, intellectual property and confidential information," the company said.
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According to the Post, Ford gathered multiple pieces of evidence in order to substantiate her account: Ford had anticipated all the skepticism that would come her way, her friends add.
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But now that we have the capability of being able to video these, they're starting to surface and it's starting to substantiate many of the claims that we had heard.
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But they cautioned that the actions of terrorist groups are extremely difficult to anticipate and said more information was needed, especially to substantiate any predictive potential of the team's equation.
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By August, although officials continued to rely on the document as justification for Comey's decision, the bureau had come to the conclusion that there was nothing to substantiate its claims.
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There are humanitarian reasons to offer prison education programs regardless, but to substantiate the claim that education programs reduce recidivism we need a body of research that is more rigorous.
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While Dunlap is "highly doubtful" the investigation will substantiate Trump's claim of millions of illegal votes, he said it could "serve a purpose" even if it proves the president wrong.
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Comey did confirm one thing of substance: that neither he nor the Justice Department had any information that could substantiate Trump's tweets about Obama ordering the "wiretapping" of Trump Tower.
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Hundreds if not thousands of pages of code, as well as detailed notes signed by AggregateIQ staff, wholly substantiate recent reports that Cambridge Analytica's software platform was not its own creation.
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Ghosn's lawyers argued for the release of internal documents relating to his dismissal following an Nissan-Mitsubishi inquiry, which the carmakers used to substantiate his dismissal on allegations of financial misconduct.
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"Because Mr. Pishevar cannot possibly produce any evidence to substantiate his claims — again, because Defendants have literally nothing to do with the allegations — his claims must be dismissed," reads the filing.
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"I do not have any information that would substantiate that report but that could change and we are looking into this" Major Adrian Rankine-Galloway, a Pentagon spokesman, told the Guardian.
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But then, when asked how you know, he really doesn&apost have anything to substantiate it other than the number of, you know, Twitter accounts that were opened and the like.
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"The investigation report, which was released today without our knowledge by someone outside of our organization, was unable to substantiate the claim of physical abuse made by Ms. Monahan," Martin wrote.
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Homing in on automation and AI, there are two recent examples that substantiate that we're heading toward having a layer of automation to remove a facet of design labor: visual layout.
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Nucera's attorney doesn't dispute that his client used racial slurs, but he argued in his court filing there's a shortage of evidence to substantiate the charge that the chief hit Stroye.
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"All of these are possibilities, but for none of them did we find evidence to substantiate a connection between CCAP fraud money and support for a terrorist organization," the report states.
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But these allegations came from a pseudonymous tipster, and an FBI investigation failed to substantiate them — no underage sex workers ever came forward to say they'd had sexual contact with Menendez.
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"The overall risk-reward profile of the deal is unfavourable," Citi analysts said in a note, highlighting execution and regulatory risks, and promised long-term synergies that were hard to substantiate.
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Prosecutors said his team had not been able to substantiate the value of one of the three properties, as well as several life insurance policies, Manafort wants to pledge for bail.
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Drucilla, who asked only be identified by her first name, said she is nervous about the outcome of her case after U.S. officials recently requested additional documents to substantiate her claims.
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Does the application as a whole substantiate the F.B.I.'s belief that "the Russian Government's efforts are being coordinated with Page and perhaps other individuals associated with Candidate #1's campaign"?
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The VA has stated that the policy is administratively burdensome and costly and is causing large businesses to leave the VA market without providing any empirical data to substantiate their concerns.
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"You need to keep track of the tax receipts and substantiate the amount you're giving when you take deductions," said Tony Oommen, vice president and charitable planning consultant at Fidelity Charitable.
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But there exists no public documentation to substantiate assertions regarding the Kremlin's backing of Gabbard's campaign, and some Democrats have dismissed Clinton's interview as a distraction amid a heated primary battle.
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Nunes has brushed aside the notion that the memo wouldn't be persuasive without the underlying intelligence to substantiate its claims, calling the argument Democratic obstruction of his investigation into DOJ misconduct.
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A background investigation of Mr. Price says he understated the value of his investments in an Australian pharmaceutical company, Innate Immunotherapeutics, and claimed income tax deductions that he could not substantiate.
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A background investigation of Mr. Price found that he had understated the value of his investments in an Australian pharmaceutical company and claimed income tax deductions that he could not substantiate.
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"Merkel's goal will be to have Putin substantiate indications that Russia might still transfer some of its westbound gas deliveries through Ukraine, even after Nord Stream 2 becomes operational," he said.
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They assumed he was Vladimir Putin's puppet, and many still do so even after the yearslong F.B.I. investigation that culminated in the Mueller report, which found nothing to substantiate the claim.
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The White House has declined to substantiate the President's claims, and a White House official told CNN that the theory reached Trump due to a Brietbart article circulating in the West Wing.
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Upon Sara's death in 1817, Georges Cuvier, acclaimed French zoologist, dissected her body to substantiate physical anthropology hypotheses that claimed Black people were the "missing link" between human and non-human primates.
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But the rising progressive star was forced to admit that she could not substantiate this claim after news reports called into question the validity of the evidence her private cybersecurity expert provided.
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"Apple has not presented any evidence to substantiate its assertion that it will no longer require Imagination's technology, without violating Imagination's patents, intellectual property, and confidential information," the company wrote last month.
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However, Arnold says state workers were only able to substantiate a claim in the May complaint that Salley had too many kids in her care, which had been alleged in other complaints.
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The redacted report also appears to substantiate the conclusions of a study published this week, which showed that results from some of Theranos' blood tests are systematically lower than they should be.
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The problem, of course, is that regulating based on a belief does not necessarily lead to positive outcomes, such as improved safety, and the FRA offers no evidence to substantiate this belief.
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Plus, if domestic Chinese firms want to sell abroad — especially in countries where such testing is no longer allowed — they'll need to substantiate the safety of their products via non-animal methods.
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China's supposed ban on ghost stories is hard to substantiate, because there is no clear-cut list (and because, according to artist Aowen Jin, China is hardly worried or scared of ghosts).
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" While Khosrowshahi — who forwarded West's email to the entire company — wrote that he had yet to substantiate all the claims in Jacobs's letter, there was enough in it to "merit serious concern.
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With regard to the allegations outlined in Ric Jacobs' letter, I can tell you that we have not been able to substantiate every one of his claims, including any related to Waymo.
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There has been little public evidence to substantiate the threat posed by Huawei, but the Trump administration has cracked down on the sale or use of the company's equipment on several fronts.
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Critics have insisted there is little evidence to substantiate those claims beyond individual anecdotes "This shows you the political tilt, the left-wing tilt, of these big companies," McConnell added on Thursday.
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Not one prominent Republican or conservative of any stripe could be found to substantiate the claims made without evidence in any of the sneering articles that nonetheless mocked them as political buzzkillers.
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Vote for a 'Better Deal' Schumer sought to substantiate the Democratic Party's positions on a range of issues, stressing support for job-training programs and changes to make antitrust laws more robust.
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"In a statement to Business Insider, Google said it had conducted an investigation into Rowe's "complaints regarding unfair pay and level-at-hire," but that its findings "did not substantiate her concerns.
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Nunes has brushed aside the notion that the memo would be unpersuasive without the underlying intelligence to substantiate its claims, calling the argument Democratic obstruction of his investigation into Justice Department misconduct.
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Investigators have found nothing to substantiate one person's report that someone fired gunshots Tuesday morning at the San Diego facility's Building 19153, which contains barracks, a gym and administrative offices, Navy Capt.
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The alleged tells at yesterday's press conference would be incredibly hard to use to substantiate White and McGregor's reported rift, but that doesn't mean we're going to hear any less about it.
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" A spokeswoman for the Florida Department of Corrections said that Mr. Irving had not filed a complaint about his treatment and that it was "very difficult to substantiate or refute the claims.
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Parnas has also unveiled a raft of evidence in the form of text messages, photographs, and voicemails extracted by federal prosecutors from his iPhone 11, which at least partially substantiate his claims.
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After such a unilateral designation, the president does not need to substantiate his decision in any meaningful way, beyond the use of a few magic words on the face of the proclamation.
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The probe was unable to substantiate another allegation that Mr. Hawkins had "attempted to impede" an investigation into whether or not he had given thousands of dollars in bonuses without proper justifications.
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To substantiate their claim, Cruise Planners provided a list of deals widely available on cruise line websites, along with offers exclusive to the agency, including onboard credits running from $230 to $231.
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"The Santa Fe Police Department has been unable to substantiate that there is a primate on the loose, or that anyone has been attacked," the police said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Experts said more research was required, involving more women and clearer assessments of social cognition to substantiate whether gray matter loss is truly linked to "theory of mind" and improved mothering skills.
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It was a stunning public admission — one that Trump and his allies have denied for weeks, and one that Democrats have been trying to substantiate through a series of closed-door interviews.
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Mr. Cohen began his testimony calling Mr. Trump a "con man and a cheat"; In just five minutes, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez actually helped him lay out the facts to substantiate those charges.
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"Contracting officers and procurement officers are not adequately documenting the price analysis and negotiations used to substantiate the fairness and reasonableness of the prices paid for [independent contractor] services," the report said.
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She offered to release the recordings in exchange for asylum in the United States, but never produced evidence to substantiate her claim and later said she had no plans to release anything.
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But the cheerleaders questioned—five of six of them detailed their Seeking Arrangements dates—claimed that they never had sex for money, and no evidence turned up to substantiate that they had.
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Already, five claims that Benchmark makes in the 38-page lawsuit to substantiate what they call Kalanick's "gross mismanagement" are pretty gnarly and sometimes based on reporting done by Recode and others.
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"Apple has not presented any evidence to substantiate its assertion that it will no longer require Imagination's technology, without violating Imagination's patents, intellectual property, and confidential information," the company said earlier this year.
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To substantiate the theory that the problem could be solved by using both eyes, the research team ran a small experiment where they sent subjects into a dark room and recreated the conditions.
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Yet, the article helped substantiate the false claim of censorship by reporting that the festival had removed the links to Shriver's speech on its website, while leaving intact the links to the rebuttal.
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"Apple has not presented any evidence to substantiate its assertion that it will no longer require Imagination's technology, without violating Imagination's patents, intellectual property and confidential information, " Imagination said in a press release.
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Their argument that corporations face risks similar to Watergate if they participate in public discussion and political campaigns, however, is undermined by the very examples they use in an attempt to substantiate it.
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The duty to assist, as originally crafted by Congress, required the VA Secretary to make reasonable efforts to assist a claimant in obtaining evidence necessary to substantiate the claimant's claim for a benefit.
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" Asked if the panel was mounting an investigation into news organization's conduct, Burr said: "No, not investigating news organizations -- holding them accountable for what they say with no sources to substantiate the facts.
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Through its Amaq News Agency, ISIS claimed responsibility for what it called "martyrdom attacks" in the port city on the east coast of Java Island but provided no proof to substantiate its claim.
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The "threat" of weapons of mass destruction was repeated by many diplomats and officials even when they, like me, were well aware that the scant intelligence we had could not substantiate the claim.
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It all boils down to one thing: Are you willing to defend and substantiate all the expenses you take against your income (if you even have any) in the event of an audit?
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A redacted version of his final report, released in mid-April, documented numerous contacts between Trump's campaign and Russian officials, but found insufficient evidence to substantiate a conspiracy between the campaign and Moscow.
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At that time, the College undertook an internal investigation regarding the specific activities alleged in the article to have occurred on our campus in 2011; the investigation did not substantiate those specific claims.
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" In a statement issued Tuesday, officials at Sarah Lawrence College said they launched an investigation into the allegations detailed in the 2019 article, but that "the investigation did not substantiate those specific claims.
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Videos have since surfaced all over social media that substantiate protesters' accounts of police in riot gear cornering protesters and refusing to let them leave and go home, which resulted in numerous arrests.
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"We did not find sufficient evidence to substantiate allegations of misconduct on the part of Secretary Carson in connection with this procurement," the inspector general said in a 14-page report posted Thursday.
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"I was disturbed by the ways in which lies had been used in the Trump campaign and the Brexit campaign, in a lazy sense, to substantiate a political narrative or an idea," Maclean says.
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It's very much like a cult now, where the purpose is to substantiate what the religion is telling you and anything that runs counter to the religion is inherently false and blasphemous, even evil.
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"Other factors such as 'fat finger' errors and potential market abuse cannot be ruled out given the incomplete data set, but there are little, if any, hard data to substantiate them," the report said.
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But while both claims went viral, with social media accounts sharing images and similar messages, no one can substantiate them and there is no official record of any deaths or sexual assaults taking place.
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In new details released Friday about the exemption process, the State Department said applicants must email or mail a statement explaining why their trip serves the national interest, along with documentation to substantiate it.
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Newsweek Media Group say their independent external law firm did a "thorough investigation" and "did not find evidence to substantiate the reported allegations of sexual harassment during his tenure with his previous employer," Reuters.
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It's already awful enough that these women felt like they weren't believed for years; now there are people like Hicks defending Porter even after photographic evidence has come out that may substantiate their claims.
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In a written response to the new report, the U.S. Agency for International Development said that a handful of site visits is not enough to substantiate claims of persistently low attendance, and Sopko agreed.
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Zaw Htay, presidential spokesman and member of the newly-formed information taskforce on Rakhine, said the government continued to investigate such reports, but had not so far been able to substantiate any of them.
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That is not surprising: the nature of such commercial intelligence reports is to offer up everything of possible interest, with the assumption that next-stage research can either substantiate or knock down the detail.
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According to a summary, the proposal would ensure collectors "substantiate the debt before contacting consumers," by confirming their identities and the amount owed, as well as checking for any payments made after a default.
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It said that a review conducted by senior managers did not substantiate the allegations, but that "in light of associated risks" with the schools which are "difficult to monitor", it would shutter the partnerships.
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A 2017 review in the Journal of the American Dental Association similarly concluded that there was "insufficient clinical and laboratory data to substantiate the safety and efficacy claims of charcoal and charcoal-based" toothpastes.
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Benny Wenda, chairman of the United Liberation Movement for West Papua (ULMWP), said he hoped the United Nations would send a fact-finding mission to the province to substantiate allegations of human rights violations.
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"If for any reason we are unable to substantiate the health issue, we will need to then set a different plan of action," Tesla's HR wrote in the email to Balan's managers and Porritt.
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The recording appears to substantiate accounts of the dinner Parnas has provided in interviews, at a time when he has emerged as one of the central figures of the impeachment proceedings against the President.
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Prosecutors said they were unable to substantiate that Cosby or his accuser attended the party in question, nor could they corroborate her account with a friend whom the woman identified as a potential witness.
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House conservatives hinted gravely that they had learned unspecified new information that is connected to the FBI's handling of investigations during the 2016 election — but provided no evidence or specifics to substantiate their claims.
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Kemp spokesperson Candice Broce said on Monday that "There was nothing to substantiate" allegations of a major cybersecurity issue, and characterized changes being made to the website as routine pre-election maintenance, the site wrote.
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Mark Zuckerberg's security chief Liam Booth leaves after misconduct allegations "Mark Zuckerberg's family office says that there was no evidence to substantiate allegations of misconduct against Liam Booth, but he's leaving anyway," Rob Price reports.
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In order to substantiate a claim that there was a violation of his intellectual property, Gant has to have proof of his valid copyright and proof that the original elements of White Face were copied.
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"Apple has not presented any evidence to substantiate its assertion that it will no longer require Imagination's technology, without violating Imagination's patents, intellectual property and confidential information," Imagination said in a press release in April.
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Slide: Oracle Slide: Oracle He makes claims that his cloud products are faster and cheaper, claims that are hard to substantiate given how hard it is to nail down any vendor's cloud prices and speeds.
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In other cases, the dioceses failed to "substantiate" an allegation when it came from only one survivor, even when church officials had reason to believe that survivor and to investigate further, according to the report.
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A recent broad study found that there is no evidence that compulsory treatment is effective and may do more harm, and even the Government Accountability Office has found the purported cost-savings difficult to substantiate.
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Mr. Issa had the Benghazi investigation wrested away from him after nobody could substantiate his claim that as Americans were being attacked, the defense secretary, Leon Panetta, was told to "stand down" by Hillary Clinton.
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They were a reminder of the humiliation, degradation, and abuse that have been sanctioned toward Muslims post-9/11 and of the fact that proof is still needed to substantiate the facts of their torture.
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The bank has not presented authorities with proof to substantiate all of its allegations, and some of them — including a focus on Mr. Leissner's supposedly converting to Islam on two occasions — are, at best, inflammatory.
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Neither the FBI, the NSA, or the Department of Justice can substantiate Trump's claims — which he first tweeted on the morning of Saturday, March 4, according to testimony during a House Intelligence Committee hearing Monday.
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Congressional Republicans in the past have criticized Schiff for his statements about the special counsel investigation, including repeated allegations that there was evidence the president colluded with Russia — a claim Mueller's report did not substantiate.
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The late inclusion of Parnas' records, which were only made available to investigators in the last few days, suggested Democrats were trying to further substantiate their case before it heads to the Senate for trial.
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According to a summary, the proposal would make sure collectors "substantiate the debt before contacting consumers," by confirming their identities and the amount owed, as well as checking for any payments made after a default.
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However, abortion opponents have long claimed that abortion rights supporters want to allow the procedure until the moment of delivery or even during labor, and to some, Tran's response appeared to substantiate those claims. Gov.
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Doster's comments came after The Post sought to substantiate one of the campaign's claims about a woman who alleges Moore inappropriately touched her when she was 14 years old and he was in his 30s.
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"State regulators are concerned that consumers are not required to provide documentation to substantiate their eligibility for a special enrollment period," the association said in a letter to the federal Department of Health and Human Services.
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Imagination wrote in April: "Apple has not presented any evidence to substantiate its assertion that it will no longer require Imagination's technology, without violating Imagination's patents, intellectual property, and confidential information," even if Apple said otherwise.
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The Inspector General "did not substantiate any of the allegations and determined that Acting Secretary Shanahan fully complied with his ethical obligations and agreements regarding Boeing and its competitors," according to a statement from the Pentagon.
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Houlin Zhao, secretary-general of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), told reporters in Geneva that security of 5G networks was in everybody's interest but so far he had not seen anything to substantiate claims about Huawei.
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Reports this week of the Florida Democratic Party's efforts have fueled those charges, even if they do not substantiate the broader claims made by leading Republican officials, who have mostly focused on the counting of votes.
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In briefings to news organisations on Sunday, officials provided evidence in a bid to substantiate Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's accusation Saturday that the attack on Saudi Arabia's Abqaiq and Khurais facilities was committed by Iran.
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CORRECTION: This story has been corrected to reflect that a review of George Ellard was prompted by just one employee's complaint that a subsequent review did not substantiate, allowing Ellard to remain employed at the NSA.
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"We did not find sufficient evidence to substantiate allegations of misconduct on the part of Secretary Carson in connection with this procurement," the department's Office of Inspector General said in a new report on the probe.
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Again and again, the transcript shows Republican lawyers on the committee asking questions meant to substantiate the Trumpist narrative, particularly about whether Fusion GPS had been hired with the specific aim of starting an F.B.I. investigation.
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The pro-Beijing lawmaker Tien, for one, believes that Washington pumps money into Hong Kong's democracy movement to provide a "continuous force to destabilize China," although he admits he has no evidence to substantiate this claim.
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In turn, the President and his allies on Capitol Hill have seized on these messages, at times pushing claims without providing any evidence to substantiate them, with the apparent aim of discrediting the special counsel's investigation.
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The senators did not provide public evidence to substantiate their request, but they noted they sent a "classified memorandum" to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and FBI Director Christopher Wray containing the basis of their request.
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The statement referred to the attack as an "operation" and said it was carried out by "a soldier of the Islamic State," but offered little in the way of proof or detail to substantiate the claims.
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"Right now we don't have the evidence to substantiate that but what we are asking each and everyone of our community members is to stay vigilant, make sure you are aware of your surroundings," Hall told reporters.
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After an internal investigation, the company's general counsel Colin Stretch wrote in a statement that the probe had revealed "no evidence of systematic political bias" and that the company was unable to substantiate any of the claims.
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Leaders of both the House and Senate intelligence committees, including from Trump's Republican Party, have said they have found no evidence to substantiate Trump's claims that Obama ordered U.S. agencies to spy on Trump or his entourage.
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"Beyond the routine calls that we field, up to and on Election Day, there are no irregularities that would substantiate a 5,000-vote difference margin that now separates unofficially Governor-elect Beshear with Governor Bevin," she said.
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" James Boys, a British political historian, said of May, "She was put in a very difficult position," especially when Trump appeared to call on her at times during the news conference "to substantiate his facts and figures.
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Lorance&aposs supporters stressed that evidence in his favor had been withheld during his trial, and an initial investigation into Golsteyn&aposs case did not substantiate the accusation that his actions broke the law of armed conflict.
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The department has provided no public updates on Huber's work and the source could not confirm to CNN when Huber will finish his investigation, or whether he has been able to substantiate any of the GOP's allegations.
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Due to the open nature of intelligence sharing between the U.S. and its closest allies, the Canadian government would be able to obtain knowledge of any specific threats that substantiate the U.S. posture toward the Chinese company.
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In it we reported on the F.B.I.'s inability to substantiate what appeared to be ties between the Trump Organization and a private Russian bank, Alfa, even as its agents were following an array of other leads.
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And though it initially suspended Father Timone and investigated an allegation lodged against him in 2002, its review board did not substantiate the accusation at the time, the spokesman for the archdiocese, Joseph Zwilling, said last week.
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Cummings said five congressional committees, including the House oversight committee, have investigated the deal and have "identified no evidence to substantiate allegations that Secretary Clinton orchestrated, manipulated, or otherwise coerced" the interagency committee to approve the deal.
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The investigator said the police had failed to find enough evidence to substantiate an accusation made by a Brazilian model that she was attacked by Neymar, the Paris St.-Germain forward, in a hotel room in Paris.
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ESPN reported that during Garrett's appeal hearing on Wednesday in New York he alleged that Rudolph used a slur but the NFL said on its website here that it had found no evidence to substantiate the allegation.
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In answering Collins' question about whether there was evidence of potential collusion between Trump and Russian group on social media, Facebook said it "does not believe it is in a position to substantiate or disprove" such allegations.
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But having credibly argued that the Japanese were resentful about Renault's outsized influence at Nissan Motor, he then declined to substantiate the all-important claims about the collaboration between government and company executives to plot his downfall.
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Thomas C. Seamands, deputy chief of staff of Human Resources Command, said in a statement to Tonic: On Tuesday afternoon, USA Today updated its story to include two Army documents from September that substantiate the article's claims.
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Johnsey says that he was harassed and discriminated against for wanting to express femininity, and while an independent investigation into the company did not substantiate his claims, his resignation sparked a larger discussion about gender politics within dance.
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" When asked about the judge's decision to pause the civil case, Kovel told CNBC that, "we were heartened by the judge's decision because it appears to substantiate our belief that there is a close relationship between the cases.
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In Winston-Salem, for example, police said earlier this month they were unable to substantiate any of the local sightings and even debunked a report of clowns trying to lure kids into the woods after reviewing surveillance footage.
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But the Council of State said on Wednesday the government had failed to properly substantiate its decision, describing it as "unacceptable" to potentially keep production unchanged for five years when it might be possible to further reduce demand.
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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) in Manitoba posted on Twitter that they have not been able to substantiate the tip "after a thorough & exhaustive search," but that resources will remain in the York Landing and Gillum areas.
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Following his closed-door testimony, Republicans hinted gravely that they had learned unspecified new information that is connected to the FBI's handling of investigations during the 2016 campaign — but provided no evidence or specifics to substantiate their claims.
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Avenatti stressed, however, that he has not yet fully confirmed the allegations to be true and is working to substantiate their claims before revealing the identities of the women or the details of the alleged payments and affairs.
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Gerald, profession unknown, is a Type A bully and Lothario and self-appointed visionary; Laura, vaguely referred to as a former West Coast editor for Vogue but unable to substantiate it, is a genius underminer and freelance vixen.
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Nunes has previously brushed aside the notion that the memo wouldn't be persuasive without the underlying intelligence to substantiate its claims, characterizing the document as "facts" and calling the argument Democratic obstruction of his investigation into Justice Department misconduct.
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A former secretary of Defense and a former vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff have just invoked a larger inflation of that number to substantiate their view that modernizing our nuclear deterrent forces would be too expensive.
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"These examples also substantiate concerns expressed by some researchers who believe a rise of conspiracism, fostered in part by the Internet, may be accompanied by a search for scapegoats—those believed to be the conspirators' allies, henchmen, or collaborators."
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Both the 93/11 Commission report and the CIA Inspector General report hint at — but do not fully substantiate — another possibility: Could rogue Saudi officials, acting without sanction from their government, have funneled state resources to aid the attackers?
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Throughout the proceedings, Devin Nunes, the ranking Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, has glowered, sneered and repeated some of the same conspiracy theories that Trump and his personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, wanted Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, to substantiate.
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The FHA's single-family housing handbook, the set of rules the agency refers lenders to, says only that an Employment Authorization Document — which DACA recipients have — is necessary "to substantiate work status" for noncitizens and qualify for the housing loans.
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They didn't want to make their own complaints, but they thought their testimony might help substantiate that of MC. Instead, they say, they were told that they would be treated as ancillary complainants, a position they had no desire to fill.
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But, you know, the focus here and as it was with the intelligence community is not on the campaign per se but what the Russians were doing, to try to substantiate themselves in the campaign or to influence or leverage it.
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The Education Department also announced that it had informed DeVry that it must stop making certain claims about its postgraduation outcomes and that it must inform students that it cannot substantiate those claims — or risk losing federal student loan money.
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In an email to staff November 29th, Khosrowshahi said: With regard to the allegations outlined in Ric Jacobs' letter, I can tell you that we have not been able to substantiate every one of his claims, including any related to Waymo.
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Along with the brochure, Incunabula listed other colorful books and publications, some seemingly untraceable and odd, other editions of otherwise accessible tracts on science, meditation, Sufi mysticism, and the occult, which seemed to substantiate some of the legend's oddest bits.
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Facebook says its data analysis proves liberal and conservative topics were approved for the Trending list at identical rates, while no evidence exists to substantiate the claim that certain news sources like The Blaze and Drudge Report were being suppressed.
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His committee spent two years and millions of dollars investigating allegations that the Obama administration or Hillary Clinton personally covered up the truth about what happened in Benghazi — and, like all eight prior investigations, found no evidence to substantiate these claims.
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But the White House is angry that statements by former senior intelligence officials in the Obama administration -- and by top congressional figures -- that there is no evidence to substantiate the claims of alleged collusion with Russia is not getting more coverage.
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Elementary-school children and young teenagers struggle to share basic information about the trauma that caused them to flee to the United States, much less provide the detailed narrative necessary to substantiate a claim for asylum or other immigration relief.
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The exhibition also contains a convincing silicone bust of Faris, situated beside an installation of specially designed spacesuits from a fictitious "Palmyra Space Mission," which the artist uses to substantiate the exhibition's central theme: life on Mars for Earth's refugees.
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The order did not mention Amazon, but it was clear that he would like for the panel to substantiate his claims that the financial arrangement between the Postal Service and Amazon, its biggest shipper of packages, is a money loser.
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The Education Department announced a limited settlement with DeVry the same year after finding that the school could not substantiate claims that 90 percent of its alumni since 1975 were employed in their field of study within six months of graduating.
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An active shooter was reported at Naval Medical Center San Diego on Tuesday, roughly two miles north of the city's downtown — but following an evacuation and a building-wide sweep, authorities determined that there was no evidence to substantiate it.
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Skakel's attorneys have previously argued that Mickey Sherman, the trial attorney who represented their client during his 2002 trial, failed to reach out to a potential alibi witness, who could substantiate the defense's claim that Skakel was several miles from the crime scene.
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" Vanderbilt told BuzzFeed News in a written statement that its Title IX office tried to substantiate the information provided by OHSU as soon as it was received, and "continued to pursue the issue until they had exhausted all available lines of inquiry.
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His committee spent two years and millions of dollars investigating allegations that the Obama administration or Hillary Clinton had personally covered up the truth about what happened in Benghazi — and, like all eight prior investigations, found no evidence to substantiate these claims.
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In the course of the trial, William Weber, Ronald DeFeo's defense attorney, testified that the entire story had been concocted by him and the Lutzes and that he had provided the couple with salient details of the DeFeo murders to substantiate their account.
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"We believe today's results not only validate the effectiveness and patient response but substantiate RT002 injectable's place as a distinctly new generation of long-acting neuromodulators," Revance co-founder and CEO Dan Browne said Tuesday on a call outlining the study's findings.
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"While we are not at liberty to comment on any specifics, I can tell you that as of now, utilizing the information Jack'd has been provided, we have not been able to substantiate that Omar Mateen was a Jack'd user," Mr. Dorta said.
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Last week, the Partnership for Policy Integrity and more than two dozen investment organizations petitioned the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to require companies making and using wood pellets to substantiate their claims of climate benefits so that investors will not be misled.
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A former police chief in Malta, John Rizzo, said in a recent interview that "there was enough evidence to substantiate a criminal case against John Dalli" but that he "cannot really explain" why Mr. Dalli was not charged in the tobacco case.
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Mr. Steele, as a known former MI6 agent, was thought not to have gone to Russia in his investigations but to have used contacts inside and outside the country to prepare the dossier, which United States intelligence agencies have said they cannot substantiate.
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It has been almost a month since the House ended its rushed and biased impeachment process, despite Democrats unctuously proclaiming that they could not afford to wait to substantiate their allegations because the threat to our system of government was so urgent.
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An investigation of public records and state documents by The Minnesota Star Tribune last month could not substantiate a claim circulated online — and which Ms. Omar has denied — that her first husband was her brother, whom she allegedly married for immigration benefits.
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"The indictment by Judge Claudio Bonadio of former President Fernandez, her Foreign Minister Hector Timerman, and 10 others, for 'treason' and 'concealment' points to no evidence that would seem to substantiate those charges," Human Rights Watch said in a statement on Tuesday.
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In the same way that our cultures often relies on the "stranger in the bushes" myth to discredit sexual assault survivors, we look for signs of excessive coercion or force in order to substantiate a woman's claim that she has been violated, professionally or otherwise.
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John McCain said Sunday that President Donald Trump should either retract or substantiate his claim that President Barack Obama wire-tapped him in the final weeks of the presidential campaign and added he expects more to come on Russia's meddling in the US election.
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"In the Office's review of clergy files, a pattern emerged where the dioceses frequently failed to 'substantiate' an allegation when it came from only one survivor, even when the dioceses had reason to believe that survivor and reason to investigate further," the report said.
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"During the press conference, the minister could not substantiate his comments by referring to a single news bulletin or situation that proved Al Jazeera had not been professional nor objective during its coverage in Jerusalem," said the Al Jazeera statement criticizing the Israeli move.
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For a second Trump-Kim summit to happen, Washington needs a well-constructed plan, stipulating North Korean actions to substantiate its end of the agreement to make the peninsula "free from nuclear weapons and nuclear threats" — no more half-baked, noncommittal, loophole-ridden agreements.
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Biden is one of the leading Democratic candidates for the presidency in 2020, and no evidence has emerged to substantiate claims that he abused his office as vice president to quash an investigation into Burisma, an energy firm on whose board his son Hunter served.
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" White's exploration, the N.F.L. was careful to note, "did not seek to confirm or reject the details of each specific allegation made regarding Mr. Richardson," but it did "substantiate the claims that have been made, and identified no information that would either discredit the claims.
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"Regardless of whether or not it was appropriate to begin charging the admissions fee, O.C.R. did not find sufficient evidence to substantiate that any individuals were treated differently, based on national origin, with respect to imposition of the admissions fee," the findings letter said.
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The defense strongly argued that there was nothing to substantiate what Ms. Carter had said on the phone and insisted that Mr. Conrad, who had tried to kill himself before, was determined to take his own life, regardless of anything Ms. Carter did or said.
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What's interesting is every piece of evidence that's rolled out continues to be that slow drip that continues to substantiate, and to advance, everything that's been said so far about the President's interchanges with the president of Ukraine and the demands that he made.
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The leaked records showed that the review board had found enough evidence to substantiate four claims that Officer Pantaleo had abused his authority, two of them related to a 2012 street stop and the other two related to a vehicle stop and search in 2011.
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After vehemently denying the allegations against him, Kavanaugh went on to be confirmed along a party-line vote by the Senate with one Democrat voting for his nomination after Senate Republicans argued that an FBI investigation found no corroborating evidence to substantiate allegations against him.
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Though these numbers are hard to substantiate, their existence is an attempt to call attention to the "we support our own" ethos people say they see in other groups — and how other communities profit from majority black consumer bases without reinvesting in the community.
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Representative Elijah Cummings, the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, said five congressional committees, including the oversight panel, had investigated the deal and "identified no evidence to substantiate allegations that Secretary Clinton orchestrated, manipulated, or otherwise coerced" the interagency committee to approve the deal.
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"Kin is not a drug or trying to be a cure for anything other than loneliness, so it'll be some time before we can substantiate the results of Kin helping people have more fun with less regret which ultimately is what we stand for," Batchelor said.
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"Reviti was launched because we believe that there is currently a gap in the market for life insurance policies for people who smoke and wish to quit tobacco and nicotine altogether or switch to scientifically substantiate reduced risk alternatives to smoking," a PMI spokesperson said to Gizmodo.
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District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson said Wednesday night there is nothing in the record to substantiate Stone's claim that a news crew knew the time and place of the arrest and was provided with an unfiled, draft copy of the indictment the court had sealed.
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Legal challenges Eventually, one Democratic member of the commission went public with his complaints that the commission was not including its Democratic members and his concern that it existed to substantiate Trump's prior assertion, without evidence, that mass voter fraud took place in the 2016 election.
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I'm talking, once again, about the whole thing, including the resignation last year of Peter Martins, the company's ballet master in chief, amid accusations of abuse — accusations he denied, and which an investigation did not substantiate, but which have raised profound questions about the company culture.
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"We believe that these changes to our program are prudent in that they further our objectives of protecting the well-being of our members and better substantiate the integrity of golf as a clean sport," Jay Monahan, the PGA Tour's commissioner, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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"It seems that it has become acceptable to level such serious charges at Russia Today without presenting any evidence to substantiate them, as well as to apply this 'fake news' label to any reporting that one might simply find unfavorable," the news channel said in a statement.
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While the district attorney doesn't comment on ongoing cases, a representative from the Waukesha County DA's office told Broadly, "Police reports about the incident don't seem to substantiate sexual assault," but rather that Geyer's cellmate exposed herself to Geyser and asked her to do the same.
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The explosive allegations by former Redstone paramour Sydney Holland were accompanied by a warning that she "may be forced" to seek testimony from the 93-year-old mogul's celebrity friends as well as from executives from Viacom and CBS, whose shares he controls, to substantiate her salacious claims.
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Black, after all, is a 70-year-old with a self-sustained career of his own and no close ties to Romney, while Hunter is the troubled scion of an immensely prominent politician — a familiar story of American nepotism that anyone can instinctively understand, though perhaps can't fully substantiate.
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In the narrow space granted by worsening fiscal forecasts, he did what he could to substantiate Mrs May's grand talk of remaking globalisation to save it from itself, of helping the grumpy, "just about managing" voters (known in Whitehall as JAMs) who tilted the balance in the Brexit referendum.
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"It seems that it has become acceptable to level such serious charges at Russia Today without presenting any evidence to substantiate them, as well as to apply this 'fake news' label to any reporting that one might simply find unfavourable," the news channel said in an emailed statement.
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This may be in part because Bannon's allegedly anti-Semitic views are hard to substantiate (the statements in question were published on Breitbart News, which Bannon led from 2012 to 2016, but Bannon himself did not write them), and in part because Bannon's job is not subject to confirmation.
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When Kaitlyn proposes a connection between Ted Cruz and the Zodiac Killer that seems difficult or impossible to substantiate, and / or when Kaitlyn's heart rate elevates over 120 beats per minute, Kaitlyn will yell "FINISH ALL THE MAZES, AND YOU CAN GO HOME," and get even more overexcited.
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Last week, the university made the attorney who mediated the settlement claims, Kenneth Feinberg, available to reporters and he noted that while a settlement payout factors in much more than simply the merit of a claim, all those who received a payment provided documentation to substantiate the claim.
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After the Ukrainian leader expressed his interest in buying American military kit, Mr Trump said: "I would like you to do us a favour though…" And then he asked for another sort of investigation, to help substantiate his bogus conviction that Russia hackers did not assist with his election.
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He spent much of his time at the hearing repeating the wild claims of an opposition research report penned by a former British intelligence officer, claims so fantastical that not even "journalists" at CNN — let alone the CIA under Obama appointee John Brennan — have been able to substantiate them.
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A few other studies, including a 1998 paper by a team of University of Tokyo scientists and another in 2013 by South Korean doctors, found evidence human placental extract may stimulate liver regeneration in rats, but there have been insufficient clinical trials to substantiate the benefits to humans.
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Dragnea, who retains a tight grip over the party and is seen as effectively in charge of the government, said the cabinet will approve "a national commission to substantiate the euro adoption plan later in March," and that nationwide debates on it are expected to begin next month.
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While he is proud of their successful collaborations as she evolved from Instagram influencer to music megastar, Shaft is disappointed by her actions to freeze him out of her career, which are detailed in the complaint... Shaft is confident that his lawsuit will validate his conduct and substantiate his legal claims.
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Though President Donald Trump insists he did nothing wrong on his taxes, experts say he could be on the hook for tens of millions of dollars in civil fines if state and federal authorities substantiate a New York Times report that found he and his family cheated the IRS for decades.
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"To TerraVia's knowledge, there has not been a rigorous investigation of the root causes of the GI problems before releasing a new version with Powder 1.7, and, to date, Soylent has made no data available that would substantiate its decision to remove algal flour from its products," the statement said.
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Comeau also noted a recent study entitled "Phthalates impact human health: Epidemiological evidences and plausible mechanism of action" from the Journal of Hazardous Materials, which undertook an overview of past research "attempting to link the impact of phthalates with pubertal gynecomastia," though none was able to substantiate any such link.
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Sunday's arrests were the tipping point of weeks of anticipation as thousands of migrants journeyed from Central America through Mexico in hopes of seeking asylum in the US. Though little evidence was offered to substantiate the claim, Trump administration officials have repeatedly characterized hundreds of migrants in the group as criminals.
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But Senate Intelligence Chairman Richard Burr told CNN on Monday that he had not yet seen any evidence of collusion or to substantiate the intelligence community's assessment that Putin was trying to help Trump win, though he said the committee was still investigating and had not reached conclusions on either matter.
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The report from the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) for the Department of Investigation found that despite complaints alleging bias based on categories including race, national origin and sexual orientation, NYPD officials have yet to substantiate any allegations, and that the Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) does not investigate bias complaints.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.), a vocal Trump backer, has subpoenaed documents he believes could substantiate those claims.
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The works convince as probably the best of what could be obtained in categories of statue, relief, tableau, funerary figure, reliquary, portrait, altered mannequin, lay figure (a jointed wooden model used by an artist), decorative element, doll, and the odd avant-gardist conceptual whatsit, deployed in combinations to substantiate themes and traditions.
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Incidentally, the court's opinion stated that because "Williams and Thicke readily admitted at trial that they had a high degree of access to "Got To Give It Up," the burden for the Gayes to prove substantial similarity was subsequently reduced—"the Gayes need not prove virtual identity to substantiate their infringement action.
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A pattern Trump's tweets Saturday morning are just the latest in a string of wild accusations he has made since taking office that either directly contradicted the facts or lacked evidence to substantiate his claims, and they come just days after Trump was widely praised for the unifying tone of his joint address to Congress.
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There is simply no way she would subject herself to this level of rebellion from the liberal wing of her caucus and deliver this much disappointment to the Democratic Party base if she thought there was any chance that the special counsel would substantiate the assumptions they have all held so closely for so long.
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"It seems like the sad death of an indigenous leader, which some media outlets have pinned on wildcat miners who they say invaded the land and killed him, was caused by him drinking too much cachaçinha (Brazilian spirit), falling in the river and drowning," he said, without offering any evidence to substantiate the alleged drinking.
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"If Rudy Giuliani and the president truly have nothing to hide about their actions, Giuliani will comply — otherwise, we will be forced to consider this as additional evidence of obstruction, and may infer that the evidence withheld would substantiate the accusations of President Trump's misconduct and efforts to cover it up," the official said.
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Voters across the country asked election officials to remove their names from voting rolls so that their personal information would not be turned over to the Orwellian Election Integrity commission that the president established to try to substantiate his outrageous and false charge that there were three million or more illegal voters in 20203.
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The IPO could raise as much as $100 billion, a large chunk of the $132.5 billion raised globally from IPOs in 2016, according to consultancy EY. Saudi officials have said Aramco could achieve a $2 trillion valuation, though they have not yet released financial information to substantiate that claim, which some analysts have cast doubt on.
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A company opposing a pension-benefit claim bears the burden of proof when a worker makes a prima facie case that he is entitled to the benefits, but does not have access to key information under the company's control that could substantiate the claim, a divided three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled.
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RELATED: Paul Manafort will get to keep his famous haute couture Prosecutors have previously said the supposed transactions between Manafort and Woodlawn sounded suspicious, given his past use of shell companies and admitted bank fraud when he sought mortgages to substantiate his income and claimed some of his wealth came from loans to avoid paying taxes.
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In their conclusions, issued today on the forums, they wrote (emphasis theirs): The taped Donkey Kong score performances of 1,047,200 (the King of Kong "tape"), 1,050,200 (the Mortgage Brokers score) that were historically used by Twin Galaxies to substantiate those scores and place them in the database were not produced by the direct feed output of an original unmodified Donkey Kong Arcade PCB.
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Amid the alphabet soup of acronyms that may appear on a financial professional's business card or résumé — which represent the professional licenses, designations and certifications that person has earned — it's critical not to lose sight of the fundamental skills and attributes that set true financial planners apart from professionals who claim the title but lack the training, competence and expertise to substantiate it.
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"All the claims that negative emotions will emerge over time, a myth that has persisted for decades without any evidence to substantiate these claims, it's clear, it's just not true," said study author Corinne Rocca, an epidemiologist and assistant professor in the department of obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive sciences at the University of California, San Francisco's Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health.
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Representatives from Australia, Denmark and the UK took part in the investigation as they had also been involved in the strikes, along with the US. The coalition said it could only substantiate 15 deaths as a result of the errant attack, but Coe said "we certainly believe more than 15 individuals were killed," although the US was not able to determine the precise number of fatalities.
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"Due the limitations in assessing the financial records of the external parties it is recommended to commence civil proceedings in New Zealand in order to get access to these records, substantiate or refute the concerns with regards to bribery and corruption this review has raised, and ultimately attempt to recover any potential losses from the third parties," the report, code-named Project Gunemba, concluded.
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In it, Raziq argued that Islam had no formal role to play in politics; that the Koran had not mentioned the Caliphate; and that Muhammad's unique role as messenger meant that the political role he played ended when he passed away: None of the scholars who attested that the appointment of a caliph was a religious duty could substantiate this thesis with a verse from the Qur'an.
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A sniff at the acrid, dust-laden air of Kathmandu (with a whiff of untreated sewage from the mountain streams that converge in its centre), or a glance at traffic gnarled in a moonscape of potholes, or a tally of citizens still living in temporary shelters more than two years after the earthquake in 2015 that killed nearly 9,000 people, all substantiate an impression of strikingly inept government.
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The report recommends that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security examine the threats of the northern border, but there is little factual data included to substantiate the innuendo that Canada is a source of terrorists seeking to enter the U.S. The key, in terms of our northern border, is to focus on cooperation and the sharing of information to ensure that we limit, if not eliminate, persons who are radicalized from entering the United States to do harm.
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