The encounter was kept at such a low profile, however, that it was almost as if it had not happened at all — attesting to the fragility of the contacts and the apparently minimal expectations each side has for progress.
I tasted many excellent Pinot Noirs, Chardonnays and Syrahs at this event all attesting to the favorable conditions for these particular varieties in the largely cool, high altitude conditions of California's true Sonoma coast.
Dennis Lillee, Brett Lee and Shoaib Akhtar all paid a physical price for pushing their bodies to the limit, while Devon Malcolm, Steve Harmison and Steve Finn can all attest to the psychological toll that the role of skull-cracking, stump-shattering bogeyman can exact.
"Senator D'Amato, Senator North and Senator Huffington can all attest to the fact that more money doesn't necessarily get you elected to the Senate," said Howard Wolfson, her press secretary, referring to unsuccessful Senate campaigns by Alfonse M. D'Amato, Mr. North, and Michael Huffington in California.
There were three heroes identified that tragic night, all attested to by all the other survivors, for their attempts to save other passengers.
The Needham, Mass., native showed her dedication and commitment to gymnastics at an early age, and her parents, her coach and Olympic teammates Gabby Douglas, Kyla Ross and McKayla Maroney (as well as fellow "DWTS" contestant Shawn Johnson) all attested to Aly's dedication and development as a performer.
The protein level of beta-catenin and the mRNA level of Wnt target genes Axin2 and CyclinD1 all attested to the inhibitory effect of IWR-1.
To avoid being returned to slavery, his ancestors were forced to carry papers at all times, attesting to their status as freed people.
Often when crews bring the balloons down, for maintenance or to protect them from storms, says Eddy Hogan, who manages the aerostats, they find bullet holes all over, attesting to the balloons' role as an object of resentment.
In this study as in the others [ 10, 11], transversions at guanine (G to T) were the most common events (46% of all mutations), attesting to the role of tobacco carcinogens in shaping the mutational patterns in this tumor.
It is not surprising, but striking, that TP53 is mutated in 42% of all cancers, attesting to its principal tumor suppressor function in a wide range of tissue types.
