The success of "Portraits of Courage" (with the proceeds to help vets) is something more than just another "Thank you for your service". It testifies to our genuine, bipartisan determination to do it better this time — to support healing in all of its forms, even from the president who most made that healing necessary.
For others, it testified to France's institutional failings.
I have omitted a vindication of the true punctuation of the clause, because I now take for certain that the original document, signed by the members of the Convention, is in the Department of State, and that it testifies for itself against the erroneous editions of the text in that particular.
Moreover, as these proteins include various mucinases, it testifies for predicted activity and function of A. muciniphila-like bacteria in the intestinal tract.
"What you're hanging your hat on here, is a guy that wants to perceive that, like, that song … that he had the impetus or genesis for it," Williams testified, adding that wasn't true.
First-personal, memorial reports about one's own past are either true or false: if the memorial experience is a genuine episodic memory, then it is impossible for it to testify falsely concerning one's presence at the event remembered.
"I'm pretty certain Mr. Diller said, 'We will have a vote.' But I'm absolutely certain he said, 'And I will vote for it,' " Mr. Malone testified.
The story seems to be apocryphal - no documentation has been found for it - but its widespread circulation testifies to the decolonial aspiration of millions of Africans.
While that milestone is not as important as it is for sitcoms, which need their episodes to number in the triple digits to allow for daily syndication, it nevertheless testifies to its importance as a franchise.
The judge said that the company also claimed to have a network of thousands of tax professionals working for it, while Mr. Cota testified that it had no more than 540.
