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evidence

[ev-i-duhns] / ˈɛv ɪ dəns /




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He said it should be up to the head of an inquiry to decide whether information was relevant, adding there were already national security exemptions that allowed evidence to be heard in private.

From BBC

Excel Parking has not provided a comment to the BBC, but it did provide evidence that it had sent an email offering a reduced charge of £20.

From BBC

By examining where evidence already exists and where gaps remain, the authors identify a largely unrecognized greenhouse effect linked to microplastics.

From Science Daily

Despite this pattern, the researchers found encouraging evidence that exercise remains valuable at any stage.

From Science Daily

However, Nicholls says there is no evidence to suggest climate change is worsening the issue in East Anglia; rather it is an "added complexity", causing unpredictable weather patterns.

From BBC