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Gen. Josef Blotz, chief spokesman for the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force, called the high police casualty rate a clear "testament that the Afghan forces do sacrifice a lot for their country".

This book is a clear testament that we need more books that address issues of how to educate future scientists.

Theirs was the only testament that counted.

"That's a clear testament to what's possible for Congo," Affleck said of the Starbucks purchase.

The fact that the State Department took pains to publicly make clear that Rodman doesn't speak for the U.S. government was a kind of backdoor testament that Rodman's basketball diplomacy could have some value.

This is a clear testament to Apple's hardware and manufacturing prowess.

No babies' cries interrupt our chat - a clear testament to attentive childcare.

The detailed and methodical approach is a clear testament to Elizabeth Eisenhauer and her colleagues' considerable personal experience in dealing with this complex area.

The expanding market of available fillers is a testament that no one product will ideally suit all patients or clinicians.

It is written in the old Persian Testament that "Abraham owed his longevity to the consumption of sour milk" [ 95].

Slauson is a testament to that.