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But he said that most of their accounts were being corroborated and he noted that, in Kenya, women who joined the action had a lot to lose with the admission of having been raped.

But the label is self-regulating and it is unclear whether figures are being corroborated by an independent third party.

It's been corroborated by independent investigations by other journalists and studies by advocacy groups.

"If the data are now being corroborated, someone has to explain the basis upon which his research was suppressed," he says.

This study provides a critical analysis of how these two SD instruments are either being corroborated or compromised or complemented through the practice of providing accessibility to PWDs in green buildings.

Though theories cannot in Popper's view be supported, they can be corroborated: a better corroborated theory is one that has been subjected to more and more rigorous tests without having been falsified.

Giuliani expressed uncertainty even about this incident, however, saying: "I think both facts were corroborated to be true.

The test results were corroborated when they were repeated in another laboratory with Nestlé's agreement, Singh said.

Although the return of Christine McVie has been corroborated elsewhere, this is the first indication that Fleetwood Mac are making a record together.

Creedon has himself conceded that the allegation that officers formed sexual relationships with activists is credible and can be corroborated (see page 27 here).‬ The ruling was particularly embarrassing for Bernard Hogan-Howe, the commissioner of the Metropolitan Police.

These incendiary revelations have yet to be corroborated, and there's room for being skeptical of a man as corrupt as Aponte freely admits to have been.