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He called back to confirm they were indeed made of the same fabric.

Some of these films, like "Sons," were indeed made without sanction; but others passed through normal channels, however tortuously.

Mr. Bloomberg said that if the comments were indeed made by police officers, "it's totally inappropriate and I can use lots of other words to describe it".

Fortunes were indeed made, and for a while the latest fashions from Paris were worn by the wives of the rich, and the best British machinery was imported for use in the mines.

The ethics commission, in its opinion, said: "It noted that the documents produced by the person concerned, drawn up a long time after receipt of the funds, do not guarantee that the payments were indeed made into the CAF accounts.

The answer is that mince pies go back to the reign of Elizabeth I (1558 1603), and in those days the miniature mince pies were indeed made with minced meat, fruit and candied peel.

The effort of the volunteer crafters certainly clears up Cohen's question: most of them were, indeed, making the hats in the United States.

He is indeed made for the musical stage.

DNA tests determine the lampshade is no hoax: it is indeed made from tanned human skin.

What he doesn't deny is that his wife is indeed made of stern stuff.

Any reader of the book, though, is going to wonder how much of it is indeed "made up".