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His recantation has been reinforced by testimony from a former friend, Vivian Porter, who told the parole board that she and Mr. Davis had been smoking marijuana that night near the site of the shooting and that they had not seen it.

Carney's comments reinforced congressional testimony on Wednesday by Matthew Olsen, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, that the consulate assault was a terrorist act.

Mr. Greenspan's testimony reinforced that impression.

Some committee members said their positive view of the drug was reinforced by public testimony of patients and their family members.

Until recently the evidence for this market manipulation was purely circumstantial; but it has now been reinforced by direct testimony by former employees of one generator.

This alluring idea suggests a prototype ocean-going Big Brother and is reinforced by the testimony of the anthropologist behind the experiment, Santiago Genovés (his diary is recorded in voiceover by Daniel Giménez Cacho).

Representative Garamendi read passages from Colonel Davis' article and declared that his "candid testimony reinforced my conviction that there is no military solution to the conflict in Afghanistan, only the prospect of continued shedding of American blood in a war that is not ours to fight.

Overall, the levels of activity and achievement reported in the PACE study (PACE 2004) reinforce recent congressional testimony that voluntary measures alone are insufficient.

In the present study, we made two revisions of the original NET on: (1) reinforcing the narration of a single traumatic event to strengthen the treatment effect; (2) cancelling the testimony sign-off to ease the therapist's burden and enable them to treat more people in need following a large-scale disaster.

Coaxing, cajoling, reinforcing.

Secure the reinforcing ropes.