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testify

[tes-tuh-fahy] / ˈtɛs təˌfaɪ /


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The Senate Commerce Committee will hold a hearing Tuesday on the FCC’s ownership cap at which Mr. Ruddy will testify.

From The Wall Street Journal

True to tradition, the evening was both a celebration of achievements in directing and an occasion for much pro-guild testifying — from nominees, winners and Christopher Nolan, presiding over his first ceremony as DGA president.

From Los Angeles Times

This is a losing battle by definition, one that testifies to the nihilistic self-hatred and appetite for self-destruction that Baudrillard observed in 2002.

From Salon

When called to testify before an oversight board, a police official can deflect accusations of targeting specific racial groups or poorer neighborhoods, claiming that they are merely following the objective dictates of a machine.

From Salon

His attorneys called an expert who testified that Puig’s arduous journey from his home country caused PTSD.

From Los Angeles Times