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  • Kya's mind faded in and out of reality, catching only snippets of the testimony.  (source)
    testimony = oral evidence (in a trial)
  • Mr. Ewell, you heard the sheriff's testimony, didn't you?  (source)
    testimony = oral evidence in a trial
  • The first people to give testimony were criminals themselves, members of the organizations and syndicates who, for one reason or another, decided to turn against their own kind.  (source)
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  • For the remainder of your testimony, I wish you would stick to what you saw, Mr. Quillan.  (source)
    testimony = statement (evidence)
  • Thus far I have gone, tracing a secure way over the pathless seas, the very stars themselves being witnesses and testimonies of my triumph.  (source)
    testimonies = something that serves as evidence
  • Let him be but testimonied in his own bringings forth, and he shall appear to the envious a scholar, a statesman, and a soldier.†  (source)
    testimonied = listened to
  • On top was a copy of my testimony from the preliminary hearing.  (source)
    testimony = statement at a trial or hearing
  • ...called Help with testimonies from some of Mississippi's very own housekeepers—†  (source)
    testimonies = evidence -- especially statements in a trial
  • Won't his testimony validate that they are, in fact, Africans?  (source)
    testimony = statements that serve as evidence
  • As I sat in court, though, and listened to the testimonies of the witnesses and the speeches of the prosecutors and the arguments of the defense attorneys and the statements of the defendants, I became a lot less sure of myself.†  (source)
    testimonies = evidence -- especially statements in a trial
  • Their testimony is basic to the defense of my client.  (source)
    testimony = statements that serves as evidence
  • These would be oak chests and cupboards with Gothic panelling and strange faces of men or angels—or devils—carved darkly upon them, black, bees-waxed, worm-eaten and shiny—gloomy testimonies to the old life in their coffin-like solidity.†  (source)
    testimonies = evidence -- especially statements in a trial
  • Well, I think that testimony that could put a human being into the electric chair should be that accurate.  (source)
    testimony = a statement that serves as evidence
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