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Whatever body is charged with the investigation will be certain to concoct "evidence" of voter fraud; the administration would not take the risk of launching an investigation unless it could be certain that it would corroborate the president's fantasy.

If our interpretation was correct, it would corroborate the recently published meta-analysis by Alrajab and co-workers [6].

We would love to visit Japan as we feel its aesthetic would corroborate amazingly with ours.

Hughes got the boy's story, and his editor instructed him to wait for the father to come home, to see if he would corroborate it once he knew his son had talked to a reporter.

Clemens's admission that he received some injections, while denying they were steroids, has raised speculation that there may be someone else, as yet publicly unidentified, who would corroborate that Clemens took injections, either by having witnessed it or having been told by Clemens.

Prosecutors said that a long-lost microcassette was unexpectedly and inexplicably found over the weekend and contained a secretly taped conversation that would corroborate the testimony of one of its witnesses.

It's also unclear what changed or whether the government received some information that would corroborate Finders Keepers' claims.

Though the prosecutor knew of Mr. Bar-Jonah's criminal background, Mr. Towns said in an interview, he did not tell the judge about it; and Mr. Towns said he himself was not told that witnesses and police reports would corroborate the description of the incident given by the boy and his mother.

When al-Rawi was in Guantanamo, he asked the American authorities to find his former MI5 handlers so they would corroborate his story but, because he did not know their surnames, MI5 said it could not assist.

The lawyers said Clemens's medical records would corroborate McNamee's statements.

The two items bore burn markings that would corroborate the boys' story, officials said.