But the statement continued: "We should always reflect that in our language and we acknowledge that describing the allegations as 'credible and true' suggested we were pre-empting the outcome of the investigation.
Their account, if true, suggested to Thomas that Oswald may have had accomplices in Mexico who encouraged him to kill Kennedy, a theory that undermined the 1964 finding of the Warren Commission that there was no evidence of a conspiracy, foreign or domestic, in the president's death.
The finding, if true, suggests the need for a different approach, aimed at killing the fungi.
Both, if true, suggest amateurism at worst, not mastery of the dark arts.
But the latest charges, if true, suggest that even this second investigation wasn't comprehensive.
"These latest allegations, if they are true, suggest a pattern of fraud that continues to this very day," Ms. Collins said.
His final quarter mile was clocked in 22.91 seconds, which is literally too good to be true, suggesting the possibility of a malfunction by the electric timer.
Komsomolskaya Pravda carried an unusual story this week that would, if true, suggest that the cult of personality surrounding Vladimir Putin is about to grow even stronger.
But Obama's insight about Roberts's deep-seated bias against the weak, which rings powerfully true, suggests that may not be the way to bet.
Initial levels of outcome expectancies were related to subsequent changes in alcohol use, while the reverse was not true, suggesting that interventions focusing on outcome expectancies are appropriate for a substantial number of youth.
Mr. Isamuddin's statements, if true, suggest that Al Qaeda's activities in Thailand are of a greater dimension than previously thought, said Paul Quaglia, a former C.I.A. officer in Bangkok who now runs a private security concern, PSA Asia.
