testimonial

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testimony
Admittedly, due allowance should be made for exaggeration, and verbal testimonies should therefore be measured against such contemporary structures as are still standing.
We attempted to overcome these difficulties by comparing conflicting traditions from neighbouring chiefdoms, and also by collecting testimonies from various social categories.
One must translate the symbolic imagery of these testimonies into a form useful to twenty-first-century historians.
We have selected only seven testimonies due to space constraints.
Their testimonies provide an instructive contrast to those of their children.
We have heard testimonies by escapees of attempts of falsification of official documentation.
Which is why the neighbours' testimonies are given lots of space.
The statistics of admissions in the government hospitals appear to confirm such testimonies.
The dangers in letting spirit testimonies transit the space of experiment were twofold.
In this study oral testimonies will be compared with written records.
However, a close analysis and comparison of the approver testimonies and depositions from the 1810s and the 1830s reveal that there are very few differences.
After all, there is an extensive collection of survivors' memoirs and testimonies, in which we can hear the voice of the victims themselves.
They heaped upon each other testimonies of their favor and extraordinary gifts.
Less numerous were the testimonies on students' enhanced musical skills.
The remaining testimonies address the model as a whole.
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testimony

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conflicting testimony
Charges often collapsed for lack of evidence or because of conflictingtestimony.
eloquent testimony
Massenet's use of that motif, the second of two associated with the supernatural, is eloquenttestimony of his strategy.
expert testimony
The growing discontent with scientific experttestimony provided ample ground for these anxieties.
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