"Stanford's keen interest in recruiting Harvard faculty is testimony to our strength," said David Laibson, chairman of the Harvard economics department.
This probability became apparent during the testimony of Ellen Pao, the former junior partner who was suing Kleiner.
Passengers who telephoned Greek television stations gave dramatic testimony of conditions on the ship, which caught fire just before 6.
The basic outlines of what happened to Franklin and his crew after they foundered in the Victoria Strait had long been surmised from various kinds of evidence, chiefly the testimony of the local Inuit people, who, in 1854, told an explorer named John Rae of a group of around thirty-five Europeans who had died of starvation while struggling south.
Sitting there, I suddenly felt that the best gift I could give Grandpa would be to give voice to the testimony inside both of us.
It has some of the most beautiful cities in Europe, a living testimony of a proud and splendid past.
Within a quarter of an hour he would have been forced to seek useless shelter against the intolerable heat—and this we can affirm independently of any hypothesis concerning the size and shape of this observer, provided that he was constructed, like us, of molecules and atoms—and in half an hour his testimony, and that of all his fellow-beings, would end.
