In attesting to Spider-Man's universal appeal, his co-creator, Stan Lee, writes ("That's My Spidey," Op-Ed, May 3): "Spidey's costume is completely user-friendly.
Victory would have a broader significance, moreover, in attesting to the feasibility of the dirt races for the Europeans.
In a legal filing, Mr. Kelley identified himself as "attorney-draftsman" in attesting to the legitimacy of the amendment, commonly known as a codicil.
Among Republican convention speakers were executives of companies that Bain Capital invested in, attesting to Mr. Romney's qualifications and questioning Mr. Obama's ability to handle a struggling economy.
Which is not to say that there aren't certain times when provenance can play a part in attesting to the authenticity of something – a famous person has written stuff in the margins of a book, for instance.
Although it did not yield any human fossils, the site is important in attesting to Upper Pleistocene hunters in Slovenia.
These two books are represented with such luxury and minutia that they immediately draw the viewer in, attesting the highly symbolic value of purple manuscripts during the Carolingian era.
Ælfweard, Edward's eldest son by Ælfflæd, had ranked above Æthelstan in attesting a charter in 901, and Edward may have intended Ælfweard to be his successor as king, either of Wessex only or of the whole kingdom.
Findings from twin studies [ 20] have converged with longitudinal and cross-sectional data in attesting to the trait-like nature of POS and to its stability [ 21].
Presence of the 16S rDNA gene fragments: 932 bp long in PCR-OUT and 546 bp long in PCR-IN attest to A. phagocytophilum infection.
