What would the AGs accept as substantiation for a health claim?
On GardenWeb.com, a commenter wrote of Pepper Joe: He has disrespected Guinness and the creator of the CURRENT world record holder by putting ED's pepper at #1 WITHOUT SUBSTANTIATION, abusing the Guinness name for PERSONAL GAIN.
It is the same one that the party began peddling, with less substantiation, at the time of the financial crisis of 2008: the virtues of a benevolent, active state, especially during economic strain.
Since multiple sources state that he moved to Texas in 1975, this would suggest that his time in Canada stretched from roughly 1967 to 1975, and this 1974 Calgary voters list offers at least some substantiation.
Furthermore, international and local organizations and national health agencies could help facilitate research targeted at the identification, substantiation and incorporation of Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) and limits.
Given these arguments, the modus operandi of the NPC selective gating mechanism requires careful substantiation at the near-field, mesoscopic scale (i.e. the length scale relevant to the properties of a material or phenomenon).
The way President Trump himself frequently tweets dubitable information has, at least, further devalued the entire idea of substantiation, if not knowledge itself.
Today, we have vast amounts of data at our disposal -- useful when looking for substantiation, but a bit flat-footed unless one knows how to draw subtle insights from it.
It threw out a figure of 100,000 jobs created by Romney at Bain, a figure quickly questioned and incapable of substantiation.
According to Mr Fitzgerald's summation, Mr Libby claimed, to the FBI and under oath to the grand jury, to be at the end of a gossip chain, passing what he heard from reporters on to other reporters without substantiation.
Other bits of substantiation are even less plausible.
