As her words on the screen testify, "My idea of a writer: someone interested in everything.
This guy's going to testify, 'My accountant's a smart guy — I just relied on my accountant.' The accountant's going to say, 'I just relied on what he gave me,' and everyone has plausible deniability.
This guy's going to testify, 'My accountant's a smart guy—I just relied on my accountant.' The accountant's going to say, 'I just relied on what he gave me,' and everyone has plausible deniability.
On the day that Sandra Boss, Clark's ex-wife, was set to testify, my fourteen-year-old daughter, Maisie, came to court with me; her school in Montana was on a break.
Because Obama has shown himself to be a startlingly good counter-puncher – as both Hillary Clinton and John McCain can testify – my guess is that in year two of his presidency he will find his stride again.
Finally, it testifies to my enthusiasm for Thierry Breton's food that I keep returning: the service, snippy and unwelcoming, is among the worst I've experienced in Paris.
Any further judgment, justified by memory, to the effect that I was the person who was there would be superfluous memory already testifies to my having been there.
One participant in this study testifies that my ex was charged and he was found guilty … (I: Charged by you?) No … it was really like the police that put it in my head to charge which was kind of like weird and fucked up.
In 1971, my dad attended my trial, and testified in my defense.
Dr. Lindsay Rosenwald, one of those investors, testified that "my choice was the cash"; he never got the cash, though.
