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- verb Present participle of
attest .
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Examples
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Companies that meet United Parcel Service's new green standards for responsible packaging can ship their goods with a label attesting to that fact under an assessment program the carrier introduces today.
GreenBiz.com Green Business News GreenBiz Staff 2010
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Companies that meet United Parcel Service's new green standards for responsible packaging can ship their goods with a label attesting to that fact under an assessment program the carrier introduces today.
GreenBiz.com Green Business News GreenBiz Staff 2010
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Companies that meet United Parcel Service's new green standards for responsible packaging can ship their goods with a label attesting to that fact under an assessment program the carrier introduces today.
GreenBiz.com Green Business News GreenBiz Staff 2010
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Companies that meet United Parcel Service's new green standards for responsible packaging can ship their goods with a label attesting to that fact under an assessment program the carrier introduces today.
GreenBiz.com Green Business News GreenBiz Staff 2010
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In effect, by joining with manufacturers in attesting to the safety of products, government agencies assume some of the responsibility for any product failures – and therefore seek to resist claims rather than help sufferers.
Stupidity has prevailed Richard 2006
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For example, staff members were inconsistent in attesting to when an item had last been seen.
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For example, staff members were inconsistent in attesting to when an item had last been seen.
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Randolph that "a rose of his chaplet was fallen," the phrase attesting the King's love of chivalrous romance.
The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 07 John [Editor] Rudd 1885
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Christ, in attesting, or bearing witness to this truth, attested the truth of the whole of
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There was only a faint hardness—or maybe it was tension—in her facial expression attesting to her years of disillusionment.
Smoke, Mirrors, and Murder Ann Rule 2008
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