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evidential

[ev-i-den-shuhl] / ˌɛv ɪˈdɛn ʃəl /






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Whilst some of the AI content we see online is unrealistic and evidentially not real, Mr Navarra says "most people who are serious about being a creator or an influencer want to maintain a reputation".

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However, the Public Prosecution Service was granted permission to end criminal proceedings against the pair due to "significant evidential developments", at Belfast Youth Court on Friday.

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He also said there was no guidance on what should be communicated to alleged child sex abuse victims "both suffering from mental-ill health and initially unwilling to provide an evidential account".

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The PPS found there were "related evidential features" between this case and those of soldiers B and F meaning there was no reasonable prospect of "key evidence" being used in their trials.

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The Transport Secretary unlawfully disagreed with an expert panel with no "proper evidential basis" when he approved the Stonehenge road tunnel scheme, the High Court heard.

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