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Israeli officials have said their assumption about Al Qaeda is largely circumstantial, based on the way the attacks were conducted.

Naftalis, his lawyer, said that the evidence was circumstantial, based on the timing of events; his call to Rajaratnam on the day of the Buffett deal was merely a poorly timed check-in about a soured investment.

Whether this described pathway of molecular deregulation is specifically active in Luminal B like breast cancers remains to be seen as the evidence is still circumstantial, based on the predominant occurrence of the 8p12 amplification in this type of cancers in these datasets.

But Mr. Stillman said the evidence was circumstantial, based on records that phone calls were made, not that people actually spoke.

For example, Eva and Regehr's (2007) evidence of effective self-monitoring in the moment was largely circumstantial based on behavioural patterns.

Mr. Rajaratnam was a rare case, and the government usually relies on circumstantial evidence based on the timing of the trades and the contacts between the tipper and recipient.

For now, the evidence of Mr Chang's dismissal is largely circumstantial and based on the public statements of two South Korean legislators citing testimony provided to them and a number of South Korean journalists, by the ROK's National Intelligence Service NISS).

The evidence is circumstantial, mainly based on the marked facial resemblance between Bradlaugh and Bottomley.

Mr. Thorarinsson concedes that the idea of Iceland as the source of the chessmen comes from circumstantial evidence, largely based on the history of the development of the rules of the game and its pieces.

This has not, however, put an end to hopeful claims to have finally unearthed Shakespeare's "true" likeness, based on fairly dubious circumstantial evidence.

Based on the circumstantial evidence above, Trump-Schilling 2016 makes plenty of sense.