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Caesar's murderer, Brutus, was popularly supposed to be of the same family as an ancient Brutus, who had expelled the Tarquins, but no pedigree appears to have existed to substantiate the belief.
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No records exist to substantiate this story.
Nothing was ever proven against Lady Rosebery and no tangible evidence exists to substantiate the claim.
No evidence exists to substantiate this claim, and no trace of a tunnel was ever found, but perhaps because of the change of dates Grant seems not to have been involved in the endeavour, which was stopped when the tenancy to the undercroft beneath the House of Lords became available.
However, no data exist to substantiate this claim.
Despite these theoretical drawbacks of CGM and interstitial glucose assessments, little evidence exists to substantiate these concerns.
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