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forensics

noun as in argumentation

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Inside the country's only wildlife forensics lab, where scientists hunt down black-market animal smugglers.

A little astronomical forensics suggests that these objects used to be a binary: two stars in mutual orbit.

So, after nine days, what can really be understood about the forensics of this tragedy?

Where bodies are planted to study the forensics of decomposition.

During one court battle, Weitzman says, a husband accused of abuse was asked to have his car appraised by forensics experts.

Finally things settled down to jury trials and men let lawyers do most of the fighting with forensics instead of forty-fives.

The literary societies give excellent training in forensics.

I ought to have gained much more than I did gain from writing the themes and forensics.

With all his love for forensics as such, Lang had solid convictions.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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