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The tapes, which church authorities have verified as accurate, are among the more revealing documents in the continuing scandal of sexual abuse by clerics and subsequent cover-ups by the church.

During the call, which Mr. Allawi said he listened to on YouTube and verified as accurate, he never questioned the identity of the caller, but seemingly embraced the deceit.

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Ultrasound is currently used in most trauma centers as the first line diagnostic procedure in patients with abdominal trauma and has been verified as accurate and sensitive even when performed by non-radiologists [18].

Today the rumors were verified as accurate, according to E!. HuffPost will keep updating this story as it develops.

To calculate user count, we have to make a few assumptions that we can't verify as accurate, which we'll mark with a *.

Would any evidence ever convince him that his father was a spy? "If Soviet documents were verified as historically accurate, I'd certainly believe that," he replied.

The system has been verified as highly accurate, easy to set up, and capable of filtering and storing data in real time, as well as controlling the electrovalves devised to open or close the tank where water drained from the pots is stored.

However, 22 (43.1%, 95% CI 29.5 56.7%) claims could not be verified as either accurate or inaccurate.

In Miami today, the police said that Rilya's palm print, which had been taken at a mall as part of a community safety program, could not be verified as authentic or accurate.

And even though the settlement creates more stringent restrictions on investigations by requiring, for example, an allegation or information that is "articulable and factual" in order to open a preliminary probe the information does not have to be verified as true or accurate.