"I wish there were this kind of new buyer somebody who would be really corroborating this market, and saying, 'You know what, these things are just as valuable as Rothkos,' " Sean said, with sadness.
"I wish there were this kind of new buyer — somebody who would be really corroborating this market, and saying, 'You know what, these things are just as valuable as Rothkos,' " Sean said, with sadness.
It is really corroborated by the defect-controlled time evolution of Ce3+ luminescence under oxidant action (Fig. 2a).
"These two new witnesses really seem to corroborate more of what the troopers said" than the prosecutors expected, Mr. Arsenault said.
But the paradigm shift is not friction free and controversies remain, in particular centred around what the alternatives predict and thus what data is really needed to corroborate sexual conflict as oppose to traditional sexual selection [13] [15] something perhaps not as straight forward as previously believed.
Asked about the affidavits last week, Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) said the people didn't really have corroborating information.
On the one hand, we intend to empirically corroborate that software design and usability are really related.
It turns out that experts corroborate my experience: Group exercise and excursions can really jumpstart a new attitude toward fitness.
"Having those witnesses and witness statements corroborate either side's story of what happened can be really helpful," said Tracey Vitchers, chair of Students Active for Ending Rape, an advocacy group originally founded at Columbia.
Seche commented that this "made us all very uneasy... it is hard to corroborate... and it is very risky because you can get into miscalculations and really get into civilian casualties".
