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produce the evidence

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If we were criminals the police would have to produce the evidence before going to court so I wish the police would treat us like criminals and we might get a fair deal.
As for this business about The Beatles being "influenced" by Dylan, I challenge the Dylanistas to produce the evidence.
The council, which owns the Terriers' home ground at Doctor Pit Welfare, says it imposed the ban only after letters and meetings with club officials failed to produce the evidence of public liability insurance that it needs.
 
 
 
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