They are just one testament to the scale of this week's catastrophe and to the tasks now facing medical investigators.
If the best we can say about Curry is that he's putting modern titans like Durant in the shade, that alone stands as testament to the scale of his achievement this season.
The imposing south facade of the old Nelson-Atkins Museum is a testament to the scale of America's civic ambitions in the 1930s, when the effects of the City Beautiful movement could still be felt.
It's testament to the scale of drama that you're left almost wishing she was a toaster and had freaked out because of that, rather than being crushed by the overwhelming futility of human existence.
A video work such as Daniel McKewen's Running Men 2008-144), five screens of men from Hollywood movies running, is the kind of piece often seen in Australian galleries, but Mathias Poledna's A Village by the Sea (2011) is testament to the scale of production available to international artists.
The project seeks to be a testament to the scale of the tsunami as different areas are gradually rehabiliated.
The fact that we have mostly forgotten this extraordinary resettlement programme is testament to how large-scale, formal migration does not necessarily lead to social meltdown.
But a subway ride away and across the East River at a new store in a fast-developing Brooklyn neighborhood, the look and feel is virtually identical, albeit on a much smaller scale -- a testament to Uniqlo's obsessive attention to detail.
A testament both to the incredible scaling work that the MLB has done here — but also to the enormous popularity of mobile devices and the legitimization of Internet streaming.
It rapidly became evident that one item initially included on the scale ('they make their will and testament and make decisions on their property after they have gone') was not suitable for inclusion in the scale as some health workers were uncomfortable asking this question, although they felt it was an important part of an elderly person's role.
The fact that this "Hamlet," skidding into being on a perilously low budget, happens to feature a notably high-profile cast -- prominent actors all working for scale -- is further testament to Shakespeare's supernatural status as the great leveler, unifier of mighty opposites.
