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What we need is someone who can corroborate her story.

We did have a couple things to corroborate her story.

This was also corroborated by the line of its course.

In every other particular she corroborates the evidence of her son.

Was this what she could have corroborated if she'd lived long enough?

However, some of the findings have been corroborated by American studies.

The police said they had no evidence to corroborate the claim.

When June was called to the stand she corroborated all that had gone before.

"So there's no one who can corroborate your story that she left before you."

That's why it's important for us to corroborate what he is telling.

However, this report was followed by a number of studies that did not corroborate those early results.

This was corroborated for me last week when I drove by.

He was corroborated in his story by the elevator man.

State Department officials said tonight that there was evidence to corroborate many of the reports.

The American authorities said the reports had not been corroborated.

There were no other police officers to corroborate his activities.

And in this letter you certainly have a very strong piece of evidence to corroborate your view.

There are a few examples of his work being corroborated.

He would use what they did to corroborate the stories of the witnesses.

But about the events on the night in question he corroborated her entirely.

Federal and state officials say there is nothing to corroborate the accusations.

Some of what he said today has been or is expected to be corroborated by other witnesses.

The agents pay a visit to the general, who corroborates the story.

"We're trying to corroborate the statements of a third party."

Through Ivan we could be in a position to corroborate it.