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• Shouldn't the very incomprehensibility of Yates's act stand as presumptive evidence that the woman was deeply ill?
• The editor continues to provide non-notable, non-RS, WP : SYNTH, and misleading sources as presumptive evidence of notability.
• His case was a strong one, and, it was generally admitted, contained strong presumptive evidence of Dillon's guilt.
• Presumptive evidence indicates that Hilton received some education at the University of Cambridge, which would have been from about 1360 until about 1382.
• I examine Casimiro and find enlarged tender lymph nodes near his elbow and in his armpit, at least presumptive evidence that the parasitic infection may have already spread.
• He said he was not convinced by the new study's conclusion that high doses of vitamin E are risky, Hathcock said, and he said he believed there was at least presumptive evidence that it could help.
• The speaker reports an event on the basis of someone else's report ( quotative, i . e . hearsay evidence ), of a dream ( revelative evidence ), of a guess ( presumptive evidence ) or of his own previous experience ( memory evidence ) ."
• Professors of history Martha Howell and Walter Prevenier thus state that an argument from silence can act as presumptive evidence only if the person failing to mention the information was in a position to have the information, and was purporting to be giving a complete account of the story in question.
• In other notable cases, Stewart held New York state authorities in contempt for failing to provide due process to inmates in prison disciplinary hearings, ruled that it was discriminatory for a company to dismiss a man for wearing long hair, and struck down a state law that said drugs found in a car were presumptive evidence that all in the car were guilty of possession.