The memo's main substantiation of that claim was a contested paraphrase of testimony that top FBI official Andrew McCabe gave behind closed doors to the House Intelligence Committee — not even a direct quote.
The White House has failed to offer any substantiation for that claim either.
In a telephone interview after the verdict, Mr. Kotsalis said he had "strong reservations about the legal substantiation" of claims that his client accepted bribes.
'Talk is about actions on discrete symbol parts, and these processes are asserted, with substantiation that relies on perceptual features'.
But he is unconvincing to modern readers when he alleges (without substantiation) that, although women have a deliberative faculty, it is "without authority" (akuron), so that females require male supervision (I.13.1260a13 14).
The IRS could come after them and say you took the 2014 distribution late, but under these facts, she says she expects reason would prevail because they got substantiation in writing that it was the bank's mistake.
This is the same line of thinking that, without substantiation, claims that technology's pace is constantly accelerating (perhaps towards a 'singularity', a sort of technological End Times).
Former Wyoming Sen. Alan Simpson waited until Anita Hill's testimony was concluded to announce, for example, that "I really am getting stuff over the transom about Professor Hill," without providing any details or substantiation about what he was referring to.
One acquaintance recalled, without any substantiation, that Zweig was a sexual exhibitionist.
There is no substantiation that the final version of Lee's novel was written by anyone other than herself.
Along the way, Mr. Booth makes some claims, always without substantiation, that, if true, would force considerable revisions of history.
