Well, not that we have legal proof of, anyway.
They have no proof, and anyway, if they say it was, what did the towers do to stop it?
The crowd cheer the latter anouncement anyway, proof that the credulous spirit of the have-you-heard-about-Cliff-Richard years is still alive and well.
Spinoza shows considerable ingenuity in interpreting the results of Boyle's own experiments to be consistent with the Cartesian view, and his own as (nearly, anyway) proof positive of it.
The implications of this discovery, or proof of it anyway, are enough to potentially shift the way we teach language in more academic settings, too.
"No proof of a hog, anyway," Mr. Watson said, kneeling to pat them.
This multicultural audience, anyway, is proof that pop music delivered by handsome boys who also (during How Gee) zip around on Segways recognises no boundaries.
In his decision on Thursday, Judge Weeks agreed that the law did not apply retroactively, but ruled that lawyers for the three defendants in this case had met the burden of proof under both versions anyway.
See, there's no question that Google has been retooling its Nexus brand to be more consumer-oriented — devices like the popular Nexus 7 and the curious Nexus Q (while it was alive, anyway) were proof of that.
Imagine that gay people who get married aren't actually having sex with each other--there's no proof that they are, anyway.
