These early results corroborate fears from rival parties that Conservatives would be the major beneficiaries of boundary reform.
France's prime minister, Lionel Jospin, corroborated those fears in Paris last week, saying, "It is not acceptable for certain member-states to practice unfair tax competition".
The judge ruled that his statement could not be read after Ms Sali, whose statements corroborated his fear of Van Hoogstraten, refused to give evidence.
Fear of infection, in our study reported by 83percentnt of respondents, varied in two Ugandan studies between 30 and 47 per cent [ 27, 28], and our study corroborates reported fear of infection from studies elsewhere [ 12, 22, 24, 26].
If it sometimes seems as if civilization is hurtling back into the Middle Ages, any number of medieval mysteries will obligingly corroborate your worst fears.
Former Scotland boss Brown backed Regan and claimed their fears were corroborated by the late David Will, former SFA president of the SFA and vice-president of Fifa.
In our experiments, it was corroborated that the fear-potentiated condition decreased the time spent in the open arms in the elevated plus maze.
The capture of Jose Hernandez corroborates one of our worst fears: The Mexican State is perhaps the biggest breeder of top cartel leaders today.
False rumors also inspired replies expressing greater surprise, corroborating the novelty hypothesis, and greater fear and disgust.
Three hundred patients later, the results were in: Overwhelmingly positive patient feedback and a demonstrated reduction in bed use and emergency room visits, corroborated by independent consultants, quelled the fears of the skeptics.
Consistent with comparative animal data, neuroimaging investigations have corroborated the finding of a neural fear network activated during fear conditioning.
