1. The evidence was corroborated by two independent witnesses.

2. Experiments have corroborated her predictions.

3. The new theory has been partially corroborated.

4. A claimed witness of the accident corroborated the driver's statement.

5. Results were corroborated by non-parametric tests.

6. Her statements were corroborated by the doctor's testimony.

7. The answers they gave had to be corroborated by witnesses.

8. This corroborated his own impression that it was of very high caliber indeed, of close to first rank.

9. This viewpoint is also corroborated by the brisk response of rectal mucosa to local gluten infusion.

10. The interpretation of our experiment is also corroborated by results of other studies of the functional anatomy of phonological processing.

11. Professor Carling's findings have been corroborated by more recent research.

12. This has been corroborated in many surveys of political opinion.

13. Paradoxically, this view would appear to be corroborated by the blatantly anti-communist theses of Nizan's own grandson, Emmanuel Todd.

14. He said he and other remote viewers have corroborated important information about extraterrestrials and their interest in humans.

15. Witnesses corroborated the policeman's statement.

16. All the facts have corroborated that.

17. His friend corroborated his guilt.

18. The witness corroborated the accused's statement.

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19. Alice corroborated what Blair had said.

20. The policeman's statement was corroborated by witnesses.

21. Two persons who saw the road accident corroborated the driver's statement.

22. We think we've corroborated some startling first - hand observations.

23. A person who saw the accident corroborated the driver's statement.

24. I had access to a wide range of documents which corroborated the story.

25. In this way the results of characterisation studies can be corroborated by alternative, and independent, measures of similarity.

26. There is no legal requirement for a child's evidence to be corroborated in civil proceedings.

27. These reports of significantly fewer drinking days in the disulfiram-treated patients were corroborated by the relatives or friends of the patients.

28. Levine claims that a third car was involved in the accident and witnesses have corroborated this.

29. But her own circumstances, in their sadness and oddness, corroborated her dark fantasies, and, as Gooch shows, many of her stories' outlandish elements were inspired by actual events.

30. His eye - witness account of these mobile production facilities has been corroborated by other sources.

1. I had access to a wide range of documents which corroborated the story.

31. Two persons who saw the road accident corroborated the driver's statesmen.

32. This notion is corroborated.

33. Since the accomplice have the direct relation mutually, the probative force of their oral confession is weak and need to be further corroborated.

34. " That's right, " corroborated Tom kindly. " We heard that you were engaged. "

35. Descartes corroborated the existence of ego from the fact of consciousness, viz.

36. What they came up with was a small step that merely corroborated the view held by many analysts that higher rates aren't likely until the year after next.

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37. These findings have been corroborated by another transversal study, carried out with college students, and two cross-cultural projects carried out in collaboration with Scotland and Canada.

38. In the bad trade jam, cars can be corroborated up for miles.

39. Batarfi's recollection is corroborated by Jamal Khashoggi, a former acquaintance of bin Laden's who is now an adviser to Prince Turki al-Faisal, the Saudi Ambassador to the United States.

40. The validity of methods presented above are all well corroborated by substantive experiments.

41. He recollected Rip at once, and corroborated his story in the most satisfactory manner.