Though this kind of lame has veracity, Kia insists.
Half a century earlier, Ann Moore, a celebrated English faster in her fifties, had agreed to have her veracity put to the test by a monthlong "watch": round-the-clock observation carried out by a cohort of reputable gentlemen.
What does have some veracity to it – although even she hasn't seen them yet because she is not married – are the special garments that every married Mormon must wear and which reach up to the neck and down to the thighs and would preclude wearing anything that might show off a bosom.
These data are produced in a transparent and verifiable manner and have greater veracity than many studies published in the open literature.
Data gathered from the population through social media could possibly have low Veracity leading to low Value, but techniques for extracting the useful information from social media (such as Twitter posts), this line of data can also have Big Value.
But recently I've been captivated by the very, very few urban legends that have some veracity behind the myth-making.
What seemed like an exaggeration at the time now appears to have more veracity, given that the Kochs have disclosed that they plan to raise nearly $900 million for 2016.
While the concept may have some veracity, the knowledge that minute concentrations of oestrogen can have a dramatic effect on tumour cell death could have important clinical implications for treatment.
"I don't believe any entity now thinks that the number has any veracity".
"It was the only film he ever made that had its veracity questioned," Ms. Rosenblum said.
