To date, this has not dissuaded the media or the activists who are determined to find a smoking gun. |
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Yes, I think ultimately the White House is going to have to show some concrete evidence, a smoking gun. |
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Each new revelation was the smoking gun that was going to end his presidency. |
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Certainly, there was no evidence given today that was really a legal smoking gun, if you will. |
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Some have suggested there is collusion in the market, and I would suggest that trying to find a smoking gun is very difficult. |
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Community workers sought smoking gun evidence of police harassment of itinerant youth and they say it's in the form of a big ugly pile of tickets. |
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The first thing we found is there is not a smoking gun when it comes to differences. |
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Figuratively speaking, we should not need to be caught with a smoking gun in order to be found guilty. |
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He was challenging the nuclear claim made by the vice president, which was central to the argument, the case for war, the smoking gun in the form of a mushroom cloud. |
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The onus is on Hussein to show compliance, not on the UN to find a smoking gun. |
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As the last of a conga line of doctors administering to Jackson, he is the most logical loser of smoking gun musical chairs. |
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In terms of Iraq, the Prime Minister's fairly consistent position is that he must see a smoking gun. |
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It knows full well that the Competition Bureau cannot do anything without a smoking gun. |
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There have been at least 11 or 12 prosecutions with convictions over the last dozen years or so, but it is to find that smoking gun. |
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In other words, this was the smoking gun part of the equation. |
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Long bow,' stuff cuts little ice without an actual smoking gun, if you pardon the mixed metaphors. |
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Is Donald Rumsfeld's smug smile a bluff, or has he seen a smoking gun? |
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While some have suggested that they wish to see a smoking gun in terms of proof, Mr. Blix put this issue to rest on Monday in his statement to the Security Council. |
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What we're dealing with here is not an isolated instance of criminality where you need the smoking gun or the fingerprints or that decisive piece of evidence. |
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Even though I am obviously working hard on trying to find if this is the smoking gun or not, if I can be rationally and reasonably satisfied that it's not, then obviously we'll put our attentions on another direction. |
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In analyzing the layers under a scanning electron microscope, Ginn found the smoking gun of past climate change in the form of the mineral remains of ikaite. |
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They never showed us the document, but members of the old SCOT described it to us and said that the documents were a smoking gun, and they saw no reason why those documents could not be released. |
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The documents that have come to light are nothing less than a smoking gun. |
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With or without a bribery act, with or without any legal arrangements ready, companies can no longer afford to be caught with a smoking gun in their hand. |
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Sometimes the smoking gun is discovered by a fortunate accident during other research. |
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Within the 907 documents Wildstein turned over was a smoking gun. |
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There's the Smoking Gun, which ferrets around to find court documents and police mugshots relating to major, usually celebrity-related cases. |
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