An examination of the official investigative files on the Oklahoma City bombing – about a million pages of material – does little to bolster the assertion of Frank Keating, a former FBI agent who was Oklahoma governor in 1995, that "two evil men did this and two evil men paid".
Events at the Colorado legislative session that concluded earlier this month bolster the assertions made in the report.
Such practices are bolstered by the assertion of the Medical Advisory Board of the National Psoriasis Foundation NPFF) that, even more so than physical signs, such as the percentage of body surface area (BSA) affected by psoriasis, the severity of psoriasis is "first and foremost a quality-of-life (QOL) issue" [ 13].
To bolster that assertion, the government showed the jury time sheets of two workers for Mr. Allen's company, Veco.
Perhaps this will bolster the Huskies' assertion that they are the greatest women's basketball team ever.
But Mr. Arsenault said he believed the new witnesses' testimony might bolster the troopers' assertion that they fired only after the van backed toward them and knocked officer Hogan to the ground.
The data also bolsters the F.B.I.'s assertion that since the Sept. 11 attacks, the bureau has taken low-grade tips about national security threats more seriously than similarly vague and seemingly implausible leads about possible criminal activity.
In support of this view, Alters quoted various instances in which scientists have used the word "believe" and its cognates in the same way in which others may use various forms of the word "accept," and he bolstered his argument with the assertion that students would not likely distinguish between these two terms (Alters [1997]).
To bolster that assertion, prosecutors presented time sheets from workers at Mr. Allen's company, Veco, for work done on the Stevens home.
A few moments later, Mr. Vilar appeared to bolster that assertion as he gave a lengthy, discursive speech, sometimes blaming victims like Dr. Mayer and then downplaying his own misdeeds.
As if to bolster this assertion, his commentary is quite funny at times -- he does a dead-on Irish brogue in imitation of Bob Geldof, who plays "Pink, Mr. Waterss's alter ego.
