The Colombian government seemingly substantiated this hope with its 1938 decision to create an official Archaeological Service "to begin the rescue and preservation of the nation's pre-Hispanic treasures" (Helguera, 1974, p. 12).
Early last month, a video surfaced seemingly substantiating the claims.
Almost all the positive results achieved in centres, e.g., an increase in number of cases, are attributed to the seemingly established interdisciplinarity, without any evidence to substantiate this interrelation (question 1).
That ancient tradition may have been preserved in different regions, although fragmented and adapted to new conditions, is, of course, possible, and indeed seemingly trustworthy discoveries have been made that substantiate this view.
Rather, I take issue with the fact that news sources used seemingly paltry information based on officer conjecture to substantiate sweeping accusations about a life-threatening situation.
The Observer has run and run and run with this without seemingly being able to come up with any killer facts to substantiate its allegations.
Nor do they generally toy with the possibility of reintroducing the seemingly more benevolent general will of Rousseau (1762) as a way of substantiating group intentions.
For most of the day, I blocked out the reporters anchored in Charlottesville, scouring passersby for whatever they could get; the by-the-second Twitter updates, substantiated only by the churning rumor mill; and the online articles updated every hour, seemingly by a combination of the two.
