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corroborator

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See: bystander, eyewitness, witness


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This is the first time that there has been an independent corroborator - in this case, a leading light in the Chinese Communist party delivering best wishes for the lunar new year.
Detective Inspector Ray Morton, head of Cleveland Police's scientific support unit, said: "Footprints can be a strong corroborator to other evidence and can be conclusive evidence in some cases.
Yet this other person cannot be taken on trust, either, so someone else must be found to corroborate the corroborator.
 
 
 
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