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testament

[tes-tuh-muhnt] / ˈtɛs tə mənt /


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"That's not only a testament to the facilities we've got here, but City of Culture and the legacy it has now for the arts in Bradford", she said.

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This discrepancy is a testament to the much larger and better equipped armed forces that Thailand has.

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The number of comments that were submitted during the holiday season is a testament to how important people consider the proposed changes to be, he added.

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That Djokovic consistently looks the most likely to disrupt the 'New Two' is testament to his enduring brilliance.

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"No matter what the crowd, no matter what the fans have thought of him. He has just been the testament to if you have a really good character, you can be on top," she says.

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