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The New York Times reported that the New York Knicks and Charlotte Hornets were the “only teams with verified trade interest.”

Within days of turning himself into agents at the border, he had arrived at the shelter in Phoenix where staff verified his relationship with a maternal aunt in Bensenville who had agreed to receive him.

The location data affords an opportunity to check the county’s claims with respect to its contact tracing efforts, and to verify its overall confirmed outbreak numbers.

More research is needed to verify the findings of this study.

Himmelstrup said he reported the problem to GMB support and was told to verify that the Specsavers location actually existed.

In the face of such fantasies it is difficult for reporters to remain focused on what little verifiable evidence there is.

If what he said is “easily verifiable,” you had better start verifying.

The mutual, verifiable elimination of nuclear weapons has long been popular among the publics in many nations.

We strongly support the early commencement of negotiations on a verifiable Fissile Material Cut-Off Treaty.

As to this it is to be remarked that there is a law of motion serving for this propagation, and verifiable by experiment.

Of this process I do not observe that Mr. Hill-Tout gives a single verifiable example.

He has not ventured to offer opinion or even statements unsupported by exact and verifiable facts.

They are in touch with experience; and that they are not merely arbitrary conventions is also verifiable.

In a sense somewhat different from that which filled Schliemann's enthusiastic mind, these predictions proved verifiable.