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forensics

noun as in argumentation

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While the murder of Karen, who would have turned 60 in September, was brutal and devastating, forensics specialists said her memory lived on "to this day" for the part it played in forensic testing.

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Further shipments were then intercepted and officers used forensics on the packages to identify two men.

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She says that listening to evidence in court that later secured Tobin's guilty verdict led her to a career teaching forensics at the same college.

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“It’s just complete disbelief,” said Cain, 48, who works in forensics and had come to appreciate Kirk and his style of debating political issues.

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Mr Bane has used his rights under the Fourth Amendment of the US Constitution - which prohibits unreasonable government searches and seizures - to block a forensics team from searching his yacht.

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

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