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Upon examination of the documentary evidence , it is clear that factual issues exist as to whether the individual defendants fraudulently induced plaintiffs to enter into the parties ' Agreement . It has its gallery of portraits , its monumental inscriptions , its records , evidences , and titles . If we would determine whether the bible was written by inspired men , we need not pore upon the so called external evidences , miracles , prophecies , & c. but merely listen to the testimony of our own souls , the teachings of spontaneous Reason , or what is called the internal evidence , and we shall at once see the clear and infallible marks of inspiration . In this paper we have been trying to combine the best of three worlds : the empirical examination of qualitative evidence , grounded in sound theoretical concepts and supported by reliable statistical methods . " If you need historical evidence .... And for the better regulating of Ecclesiastical Courts , which are now an extreme grievance and vexation to the common people of England , be it enacted , that no citation shall at any time hereafter issue forth against any of the King 's subjects , without the articles and libel be first left in Court ready to be showed and delivered to the party cited , under pain of suspension ab officio et beneficio in both the Judge and Registrar ; and that no cause hereafter be proceeded in against any of the King 's subjects ex officio mero , but both the Judge and Registrar shall be liable to pay the costs and double damages to the party so proceeded against , in case the cause be not confessed or proved against him ; and further , that none of the King 's subjects hereafter be put to accuse themselves by or upon their own oaths in any criminal cause whatsoever in any of the said Courts Ecclesiastical , unless it be voluntarily taken by them to clear themselves from a fame , thereby to satisfy the Church or Congregation ; and that the defendant being cited , shall answer within twenty days after the day assigned for his appearance , and the agent and defendant shall examine all their witnesses in that cause , which they mean to produce upon the articles , libel and interrogatories , or other proofs and evidences , within four months then next following , or else the defendant to be dismissed and have costs paid unto him , her or them , for their unjust vexation . Yesterday , in Council , had a petition from the King 's evidences , nine in number ; none of them demanding less than twenty pounds . The idea of treating recurrent disease with antibiotics therefore is not supported by the scientific evidence , " Dr. Post said . Demarcation denotes the means by which the described alignment is marked , or evidenced , on the ground , by means of cairns of stones , concrete pillars , beacons of various kinds , cleared roads in scrub , and so on . The board will deliberate on the hearing and will decide if , based on the available evidence , the student charged is responsible for the violation ( s ) . Concerns in this area remain - - as evidenced , for example , by the current Steering Committee 's call for development of a comprehensive campus technology plan ( see , vol . So I learned a lot from that experience , because I would bring in all this evidence .... Let each set forth proofs and evidences , and talk about the mysteries of the Kingdom , so that the true and divine Spirit may permeate the body of the contingent world and the secrets of all things , whether of the past or of the future , may become openly manifest and resplendent . The compelled speech to which the law schools point is plainly incidental to the Solomon Amendment 's regulation of conduct , and " it has never been deemed an abridgment of freedom of speech or press to make a course of conduct illegal merely because the conduct was in part initiated , evidenced , or carried out by means of language , either spoken , written , or printed . As the events leading up to the 1994 elections evidenced , many Americans are giving renewed attention to what happens in their local communities . For example , conciliator direction to a respondent about settlement terms that should be offered and / or recommendations to a complainant to accept a particular resolution proposal undertaken without relevant statutory authority or in circumstances in which the process has not allowed for full consideration of facts and evidence , will be seen as generally unfair and lead to perceptions of bias by one or both of the parties . This latter point is evidenced , in part , by the failure of estrogen replacement to correct the bone loss .