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"hard core evidence" is an accepted part of the English language and is usable in written English
You can use it when referring to tangible, irrefutable proof of something. For example, "The detective had hard core evidence that proved the suspect was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt."
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Hard-core evidence that three of us would be stuck at that table away from the action.
THE story comes down to 2.3 seconds of hard-core evidence that could not be swept away with contemptuous denial, the kind that Bob Knight's toadies in Bloomington, Ind., directed at the young man whose neck fit so snugly into Knight's steel grip.
Instead of highlighting the negative, Frankel advises a positive approach backed up by hard-core evidence: Try something like, In the past 12 months, I've taken on 25% more responsibility and have been working more hours and I think I deserve to be compensated..
However, well beyond the Tea Party hard core, there is evidence that race does play a role.
Bruce H. Dahlin, an archaeologist at Shepherd University in Shepherdstown, W. Va., said in a telephone interview that the new research "introduces some hard-core empirical evidence for a market economy," adding that the soil studies provide "the first way of confirming that an area that looks like a marketplace is a marketplace".
He's hard core".
I was hard core.
She's just hard core.
Hard core means passionate.
Hard core means intense.
"More hard core".
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