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Yes, "The jury found the defendant guilty based on the overwhelming weight of the evidence." Yes, "of the evidence" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to specify the source or basis of information, support, or proof for a statement or decision. In the example provided, "of the evidence" clarifies that the jury's decision was based on the evidence presented during the trial. Another example could be "The statistician's findings were based on a thorough analysis of the evidence gathered from various sources."
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Much of the evidence was later challenged.
Are we absolutely sure of the evidence?
Making sense of the evidence.
An appraisal of the evidence.
A review of the evidence.
Much of the evidence is circumstantial.
Much of the evidence is anecdotal.
A former detective's interpretation of the evidence.
Part of the evidence against my soul.
But what of the evidence itself?
Title Neural underpinnings of the evidence accumulator.
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