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Brand spanking and very sexy new equipment in the production rooms, purchased with the aid of generous Defra grants, stands testimony to this wave of popularity.

"This loan is something that the EIB is proud of: It stands testimony to EIB's ongoing effort to improve the access to funding for European mid-cap companies," said EIB vice president Alexander Stubb in a statement.

P. C. Balasubramanianram and N. Ramakrishnan, in their book, Grand Brand Rajini, said, "Padayappa, in one way, stands testimony to Rajini's life itself".

These small successes stand testimony to the fact that one reaps rewards when one identifies that the cause is bigger than the problem.

All of them stand testimony to the fact that Mr Cameron was right to place his faith in British social entrepreneurs – and to argue that a Conservative government ought to salute and support them.

The flood of new traffic management apps such as Traffic Fines India, Traffline and Traffic Tutor stand testimony to the fact that citizens are interested in safer road use.

Where making a difference is concerned, theiraccolades stand testimony to their achievements.

The town's 15th-century cathedral stands as testimony to the Venetians' influence.

For me, no other single achievement stands as testimony to Athens's hopes and history as much as this promenade.

We're grateful that Mr Gove made this announcement to the MA, as it stands in testimony to his collaborative approach and his appreciation of the work of magistrates".

Open (11 July-9 Sep) Tue-Thurs 9am-7pm, Mon, Fri, Sat 9am-1.30pm If the EUR is a prime example of fascist modernism, then the Foro Italico (formerly Foro Mussolini) stands as testimony to the regime's romance with ancient Rome.