Chaucer's Harry Bailly of the Tabard Inn, the "myrie man" who organises the tale-telling, was a member of Parliament; well into the 19th century, landlords were often magistrates; to this day their character is meant to be attested by several neighbours.
However, an alternative history, in which the wrongs done to particulars can be attested, is envisionable.
While some would lay much of the blame on couch potatoes, even active individuals are snacking, as can be attested to by observing those strolling on the sidewalks of New York.
What we have is an historical conspiracy that can be attested to by a number of cooperating witnesses" -- at least 17, some who can place the former governor at the heart of Cancún's cocaine cartel.
This issue is of great importance, as can be attested to by the numerous researches found in the literature (Biscaia et al. 2014; Mendes 2008; Martinelli et al. 2012; Breña and McGuirk 2013; Realfonzo et al. 2013; Wu and Liu 2013) seeking for a valid and alternative solution for enhancing the strength of EBR systems.
But this is a growing field, and the more requirements there are that statements be attested to, the greater the possibility of prosecutions for falsehoods, intentional or not.
This solution works well in the scenario where enterprises manage all their client computers so that their characteristics are known to them beforehand and can be attested dynamically.
As a lexicographer, Thorne's methodology is thorough; terms must be attested by at least two separate audited sources to warrant inclusion.
And while you might think you've seen it all when it comes to projection mapping, there are always a few surprises to be had, as is attested in the video above.
Proclus was faithful to this ideal, as is attested by his biographer Marinus (Life of Proclus § 25).
However, there is at least some measure of unified cognition in many situations of which we are not conscious, as is attested by our ability to balance, control our posture, maneuver around obstacles while our consciousness is entirely absorbed with something else, and so on.
