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furnish evidence

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See: adduce, bear, evince


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The protester argues that the agency erred in rejecting its offer based on the firm's failure to furnish evidence of a conditional commitment of funds in an amount necessary to prepare the space.
We have been asked to furnish evidence regarding Raheel's involvement in the July 2006 blasts, which we have already sent across," he said.
The London-based company pleaded guilty May 24 and agreed to furnish evidence against its founder, Gary Kaplan, and 11 codefendants.
 
 
 
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