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A recent Senate report revealed that, despite claims to investigate the accusation, the Trump White House focused its energies on suppressing corroborating evidence.

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The result has been rubber-stamped by the central election commission even though it was not corroborated by Western polling groups.

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DNA-based analyses, used to predict the age of animal groups by comparing them with their closest living relatives, have corroborated this hypothesis.

Officers from the Cybercrime unit also extracted information from the cellphones of hotel reception and volunteer witnesses to corroborate statements.

“The subsequent investigation led to the discovery of evidence corroborating the survivor’s allegations,” Joseph said.

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