This month, consumer confidence, a broadly watched gauge of American sentiment in use since 1967, plunged to its lowest level on record, attesting to the new psychology of worry and scrimping that now holds sway.
According to Jeff Lee, his oldest written record attesting to the game being playable as @!#?@! in a public location, a Brunswick bowling alley, dates back to September 11 , 1982
The court record attests that it was in the midst of this encircling racket that Meserve chose to initiate radio contact with Lieutenant Reilly, the burden of the Sergeant's message being that he wanted to report "one V.C., K.I.A".
The record attests to the zealousness of Time's executives, fully supported by their directors, in seeing to the preservation of Time's "culture," i.e., its perceived editorial integrity in journalism.
He asked me to send him medical records, attesting that I carried no contagious diseases.
Last month, Ms. Chapman said the records attesting to Justin's superior intelligence had been faked.
But in an interview with The New York Times after a newspaper raised doubts about Justin's accomplishments, Ms. Chapman admitted that many of the records attesting to his superior intelligence were a sham.
Edward Daily had all the trappings of an American war hero: comrades who remembered his courage on the front lines, combat records attesting to his swift rise in rank, orders awarding him medals for valor.
A1 NATIONAL A10-13 Boy's Genius Credentials Were Faked, Mother Says The mother of Justin Chapman, an 8-year-old promoted as the smartest little boy in the world, admitted that many of the records attesting to his superior intelligence were a sham.
It is possible that he returned to Paris a number of times over the course of his academic career, although there are no records attesting to this.
While few records attest to the exact reasons for its revival, the suspended contract seems to have attracted presidential attention once again in early March 1863.
