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Mr. Anderson said he thought he had an immunity agreement with the Justice Department, even though he testified during the trial that he did not have such a deal.

He also faced questions from Rep. Betty McCollum (D-MN) over newly-surfaced evidence, thanks to skilled sleuthing by researcher Nick Surgey and the non-profit Center for Media and Democracy, that Pruitt, while Oklahoma's attorney general, used two government e-mail addresses, even though he testified at his confirmation hearing that he only used one.

But once Mr. Sheehan was down, he was no longer a threat to her, the jury decided, even though she testified that he was still trying to reach for the Glock, which had fallen from his hand to the bathroom floor.

Mr. Tacopina got the woman to concede that she had told hospital staff members that she believed the assault was between midnight and 1 a.m., even though she testified during the trial that she had no recollection of time.

(Fox and Friends) In 2005, Mr. McCain argued that Condoleezza Rice was qualified to be the next secretary of state, even though she testified that there were WMDs in Iraq.

Major news organizations shielded her name, and that has kept her identity largely out of public view, even though it was revealed by two publications early on, and even though she testified at two highly publicized trials.

But questions grew about what he knew about the improper practices going on at the newspapers under his watch, even though he has testified twice before Parliament saying that he believed the hacking was limited to one rogue journalist and a private investigator employed by The News of the World.

Mr. Urgant accused a socialite of vulgar excess and didn't smirk, even though he was testifying in a tribunal decorated in the style of a Bratz doll dream house.

The judge sentenced five of the men to death even though they testified that they had confessed under torture.

He is there even though Anita Hill testified that he sexually harassed her while she worked for him.

Attorney General John Ashcroft has ordered federal prosecutors to seek the death penalty for a murder suspect, even though he had agreed to testify against others tied to a deadly Colombian drug ring in exchange for a life sentence.