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This is further testament to the dismal judgment of America's second-in-command.

The odyssey of the mixed race category on the census form is further testament to political forces.

The cover of the latest issue of i-D (main image) is further testament to her staying power.

The fact that this "Hamlet," skidding into being on a perilously low budget, happens to feature a notably high-profile cast -- prominent actors all working for scale -- is further testament to Shakespeare's supernatural status as the great leveler, unifier of mighty opposites.

The in-form Antoine Griezmann has the pace to catch the Bundesliga side out, while the revival of Fernando Torres - a former Atleti team-mate of Simeone - is further testament to Simeone's powers.

Rising producer Jordan is further testament to this, his work once again proving that Belfast is a city refusing not to be heard.

WHEN Stephen Schwarzman, the chairman of Blackstone Group, a private-equity firm, announced in Beijing on April 21st the establishment of a $300m scholarship programme in his name for study in China, it was further testament to the nation's place as a new centre of gravity in the world.

The ISC's findings are further testament to their professionalism and values.

The fact that shares of Google had earned a PowerRating of eight going into Wednesday's trading was further testament to its potential to move higher in the short term.

And this is a further testament, to why The Walking Dead is such a great and enduring show.

My personal participation in this transaction is a further testament to management's strong confidence in Bitauto's future development".