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But the government’s proposal goes further: It wants a “prohibition on requiring wristbands, ideological pledges, or vouching for access to public campus areas.”

A violent concussion knocks him off course, but Isaiah, a living legend still leading the team, offers to vouch for the kid if he passes a private training camp at his intimidating desert estate.

That host you like vouches for them, and that’s good enough for most people.

Disagree as we might, I’m hopeful that those of you who know me will vouch for my credibility in the days to come.

A photographer colleague of David's at Sheffield Hallam University has analysed the picture and vouches for its authenticity.