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- noun Plural form of
corroborator .
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Examples
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However, Nazi “corroborators” will not be tolerated ….
Wonk Room » Dershowitz: Palestinians ‘Played A Significant Role In The Holocaust’ 2009
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I don't see that happening; like the Resistance in WW2 handling enemy corroborators & traitors among themselves; I don't see that "Community" rising up and denying aid & comnfort to those they supposedly do not support;
Sound Politics: The Seattle Times Catches Up With Sound Politics 2006
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I think my less-glamorous way will become more common -- that those who write future memoirs will be increasingly vigilant corroborators of objective facts.
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Some of them (or their parents) were naive corroborators with the colonial administration during the struggle for independence.
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These were to be the corroborators for neo-colonialism.
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Sandy, Tims and Jenkins, are backed by a host of corroborators.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 58, Number 358, August 1845 Various
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The reasoning machines will serve as our legal advisers, as the media's "playground politics" unmasking aides, and as our individual free-choice corroborators.
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“I have nowhere gone against history,” he wrote in his defense of the books’ themes, citing the ancient Roman historians Tacitus and Suetonius as corroborators of his depiction of the women of Rome’s first imperial dynasty.3
Caesars’ Wives Annelise Freisenbruch 2010
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