She's basically just there to scream and be stupid". King's words find echo in the testimony of co-screenwriter Diane Johnson, who claimed that Kubrick cut much of Wendy's dialogue, thus making her a less complicated character.
All of this research, and much, much more, is out there (much of it can be found in the footnotes of the testimony provided by the Guttmacher Institute to Congress).
Fuzzy Logic Theory is a valuable mathematical technique to deal with the conflicting and uncertain evidence found in the wealth of testimonies, media reports, and other forms of 'thick description'.
No such testimony can be found in the transcript of the post-conviction hearing.
I found the testimony of the accountant, in its own way, just as compelling as Gates's rendition of his life as the henchman of an international high-roller.
Specifically, in Mayo, Price and Jones, judges found the testimony of the officers not credible.
In his opinion, the judge said he found the testimony of Barbara Forrest, a historian of science, very persuasive.
On Page 181 of the document book-this will be Exhibit Number 45-the Court will find the testimony of the witness Stahl, also in English and German, the English being certified by the Prosecution and by me.
The dissent's suggestion that we have extracted from Curcio a distinction between oral testimony and act of production testimony that is nowhere found in the Curcio opinion, see post, at 126, simply ignores this part of Curcio.
There were also those who considered the poems acts of radical empathy — including some readers in Japan, who found the testimonies of an imagined Hiroshima survivor an apt tribute to a moment of national devastation.
