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The prosecutor would tear your testimony to pieces.

This business 'success is testimony to your hard work.

Above all, it is testimony to the hubris of politicians.

The pyramids are (a) testimony to the Ancient Egyptians' engineering skills.

But nowadays Daqing is no longer living testimony to China's indomitable spirit of self-reliance.

Ben Bernanke's testimony to Congress this week means more gloomy news for ordinary savers.

That markets have not sunk further is testimony to Brazil's newfound macroeconomic buoyancy.

Two opposite poles attract each other and the Leo and Gemini personalities are a testimony to this fact.

You will be brought before governors and Kings for My sake, as a testimony to them and to the Gentiles.

The fact that most of her clients are Japanese is testimony to this - geisha first, foreigner second.

Yet there was no denying the upbeat tone of Ben Bernanke’s testimony to Congress on Tuesday July 21st.

These results spanning ordinary computers, black holes, spacetime foam and cosmology are testimony to the unity of nature.

The girl’s clothes were pulled high above her chest, ugly testimony to what had been done to her the night before. Person after person walked by.

Military cemeteries in every corner of the world are silent testimony to the failure of national leaders to sanctify human life.

Publix employees have a reputation for going out of their way to please customers—testimony to the motivational power of employee ownership, perhaps.

It is testimony to the rising importance and visibility of the CEO that there's no longer any need to explain what these quintessentially businesslike initials stand for.

Indeed, there could be no greater testimony to its health than the unsentimental ability to let one-time national champions float quietly off into another's embrace.

The city of Beijing, with its long history of over 3,000 years, stands testimony to that effort. It became the nation's capital over 800 years ago.

The city of Beijing, with its long history of over 3,000 years, stands testimony to that effort. Its establishment as the capital city began over 800 years ago.

The huge sculptured rock, dominating the town below, is a unique testimony to pre-Hispanic traditions and beliefs, and has no parallel anywhere in the Americas.

A time-lapse decade: Just in time for Old Man Time to make way for Baby New Year, a viral video surfaced of a girl named Natalie from birth to age 10, testimony to a dedicated father's love.

President Obama says the fact that Prime Minister Aso is the first foreign leader to meet with him in the Oval Office is a testimony to the strong partnership between the United States and Japan.

Early evidence has shown that even in prehistoric times, surgery to relieve pressure on the brain were performed, with skulls bearing carefully drilled or cut holes providing testimony to the fact.

There he gave continuous testimony to the truth that the God of Israel was the one true living God who alone controls the affairs of men (Da. 4:17b).

And today, Barry Zubrow, the bank's chief risk officer, will give congressional testimony to the House Financial Services Committee in which he argues that the regulatory pendulum has swung too far.