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One witness, former Deputy Secretary Jim Byrne, said Wilkie told him about it, but Wilkie denied it and Byrne didn’t have corroborating documentation.

Glanzman’s team tried to erase the memory of the training by dismantling the synaptic connections between the neurons and, sure enough, the snails subsequently behaved as if they’d lost the memory, further corroborating the synaptic memory theory.

In the absence of corroborative evidence one way or the other, Gin's determination will be accepted for the ensuing calculation.

There is corroborative evidence to show that there was a general improvement in the mental functioning of these pupils.

Corroborative evidence may be looked for elsewhere, but the main, the primary evidence is within the soul.

A corroborative reversal experiment may next be made on the same piece of wire.

I can state another circumstance that occurred in London corroborative of the same results.

Even later, when corroborative evidence was forthcoming, skepticism continued.

These letters, he said, were important as corroborative evidence, and he begged leave to read them to the jury.

Here was a lack of corroborative testimony which our captors commented upon, somewhat to our discredit.