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"There's enormous amount of evidence, even more evidence that I just documented, that points to the involvement of Russia in providing these systems, training the people on them," he said on CBS.

But anybody who concludes from this that Mr Bush's second term is already a waste of time is misinterpreting the evidence even more seriously than the Bush team did back in November.

This makes the need for better evidence even more acute, as much of the current policy process could well be based on entrenched ideological positions, rather than secure evidence of impact.

Nassau prosecutors already reject condoms as evidence, even in more serious cases.

The conspiracy-killer: Peter Boyer, who interviewed Foster's wife for The New Yorker, explained the evidence and, even more devastatingly, the emotional backdrop of Foster's suicide.

He told us that thanks to discoveries in two new quarries, in China and Greenland, as well as his own finds, there is now evidence of even more unclassified Cambrian organisms than a decade ago.

He or she must also grapple openly and honestly with the evidence that even more action will likely be needed to rein in the too-big-to-fail banks that have only gotten bigger since the financial crisis.

Evidence is even more scarce when an immediate instillation is followed by adjuvant instillations.

The evidence is even more stark when we break up the numbers by quality of profession.

In perhaps the most often viewed green space in the world, the medians of New York City streets, we found thirteen different species of ants and evidence that even more species are likely to occur.

Evidence is even more sparse for screening before 24 weeks of gestation".