plural n. something presented in support of the truth or accuracy of a claim; v. to watch or be present at
The trial had three witnesses testifying against the thief.
The trial had three witnesses testifying against the thief.
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What is the first magic Drake witnesses from Griffith?
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He was found innocent because of the discrepant testimony of the witnesses.
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Where was the meeting of witnesses held?
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What was significant about the witnesses at the wailing wall?
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Who was one of the main witnesses to the events that happened to Elizabeth Jennings on the streetcar?
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Where were the two witnesses held under house arrest?
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Who witnesses Meg's abduction?
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The witnesses provided vindication of his part in the situation.
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How many witnesses had been threatened?
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Who were the star witnesses in the Salem Witch trials?
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How many witnesses are there?
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One thing all the witnesses knew was what?
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What happened to the men that tried to attack the two witnesses at the wall?
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proof; confirmation; corroboration
disproof
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