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Each observer's prediction has been borne out.

This view is borne out by the history of evolution.

But this isn't at all borne out by history.

For now this is all borne out of optimism.

All events have borne out and will continue to bear out the correctness of this appraisal.

The hope has been largely dashed, the fear almost fully borne out (see Banyan).

This has been borne out in polls by several authoritative international agencies.

To some extent, our qualified optimism is borne out by impartial data.

Those sentiments to be borne out by protesters against Gaddafi's rule.

This is also borne out by the fact that the river and lake deposits contain peat.

This has been repeatedly borne out by reports on Chinese-medium-educated students winning prizes in International Mathematics Olympiads.

Although at first glance these arguments sound reasonable and appealing, they are not borne out by a careful consideration.

For a while this view seemed to be borne out by the long bull market in equities.

That is not borne out by the PISA results (see article) : Chile's average scores have risen steadily since 2000.

Whether or not talk of depression is borne out, defaults, distressed debt and deleveraging will be on the rise.

The Central Committee has pointed this out time and again, and the development of the international and domestic situation has increasingly borne out the correctness of this judgement.

Where recent Inter sides have won through physical force and individual technique, this was a victory borne out of team-work, collective movement and quick passing.

And his assertion that whole-grain dark bread was preferable to bread made from refined white flour was later borne out by the twentieth-century discovery of vitamins.

But the gloom thesis is not really borne out by recent economic data, which have shown, for example, strong American employment gains and buoyant German manufacturing.

Nevertheless, the people of Bangladesh are facing this future with courage and determination and a fortitude borne out of struggle and sacrifice.

In the past34 years, the Singaporean people have made wise and correct decisions in parliamentary votes, which has been borne out by the remarkable achievements of the elected governments.

We have to acknowledge that there's quite a bit of information at this person's disposal, and all of that is borne out in the characterization of John Wayne in this film.

Even if these new studies are borne out by later research--already under way in infertility programs in Australia and the U.S.--the risks to kids conceived by assisted reproduction remain reassuringly small.

This is borne out by my notes from a meeting with Woody, during which he said: "we will gain more than we will lose by establishing an identity; my tendency would be to risk being more offensive."

So we think that if we could use these phages and how they stick to mucosal surfaces and potentially protect against some of these food-borne outbreaks.

Jeremy Barr says he hopes the research will bring forth new fields of phage research, even to help prevent food-borne outbreaks like E. coli.