corroborate

They say Mas'ud's version of events is implausible and untrue, and argue that the contents of the statement can be corroborated by reliable independent evidence gathered over many years.

Other headhunters who scout for Indian talent from US universities corroborate this change in sentiment.

Over the next seven months, covert recording allowed the BBC to gather clear evidence corroborating what whistleblowers had described.

At the time, the Chronicle spoke with 29 current and former employees who corroborated client claims that pets weren’t properly fed or medicated, or were returned to their owners covered in urine and feces.

Mr Hepburn has now given an interview where he has not denied key aspects of my account and has indeed corroborated crucial facts.