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No further evidence has been adduced to support the suggestion.

Let me now say something about some of the arguments that have been adduced today.

Further, the reason adduced does not seem to me to be particularly convincing.

I wish on this subject to adduce a modern example.

For the oil industry to adduce such an argument is pretty dubious.

I agree, and therefore you need not adduce any more instances.

But the question is difficult, and complicated arguments can be adduced on either side.

But further evidence of an even more solid and convincing nature can be adduced.

These things we hope, have not been uselessly adduced by us.

Yes, of course I am disgruntled, but not for the reasons you may adduce.

The referral and the committee have adduced no evidence to the contrary.

In my view, the argument adduced by those who maintain that all this means nothing just does not stand up.

Ill health was the reason perhaps most often adduced for departures.

If those were sufficient, I could adduce them in support of my words."

"That which you adduce to uphold your cause must bear the full light of day."

And he proceeded to adduce a variety of evidence as to his identity which need not be set out here.

However plausible, no concrete evidence in support of this theory has been adduced.

The evidence adduced here is subject to several limitations.

Judges decide cases based upon the facts and law adduced at trial.

This diary extract was adduced and shown to state nothing of the kind.

The taxpayer had adduced no evidence that the notice was wider than necessary.

To this day, no plausible explanation has ever been adduced."

It would be very different if you could adduce any proofs for your suspicions.

Some documents speak for themselves and need only be handed into the court by or on behalf of the party adducing them.

They adduce that for this purpose schools must encourage ethical behavior and personal responsibility.