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               •     (Thus) There is ... evidence that Р/ ample evidence to suggest that P.
                    There is ... no evidence whatever that P.
                    Evidence ... indicates/ shows/ suggests/ demonstrates that P.
                    Further evidence ... includes the facts that P.
                    Several lines of evidence ... have shown that Р/ contradict the view that P.
                    A considerable amount of evidence ... suggests that P.
                    The evidence, taken together, ... suggests that P.
                    We have evidence: ... extraterrestrial intelligences are not here.
                    This claim/ hypothesis ... does not stand up to real-world evidence.
                    These cases/ facts/ observations/ findings/ discoveries ... support our analysis.
                    These estimates/ numbers ... support our view.
                    We have now ... obtained the evidence that Р/uncovered evidence that    Р/tested
                     the hypothesis.
               •     Observations/calculations/measurements/estimates
                      …  have been made to determine P.
                      …  assume that these events led to (are responsible for) P.
                      …  provide evidence for P.
                      …  indicate that these situations are alike/ differ (in a certain respect).
                      …  suggest that these specimens are among the oldest.
                      …  lead to the conclusion that different species respond to P in different ways.
                      …  that other nearby galaxies exhibit similar features.
               •     Such forms tend to occur under the following conditions: P
                    This  effect/  kind  of  conflict  ...  is  common  for  long  chains/  is  relatable  to  Р/
                     rarely occurs.
                    The pattern ... is apparent in records of P.
                    The trend/ tendency ... is different with different types of P.
                    These traits ... are similar to each other/ are clearly present in P.
                    These links ... indicate that/ permitted P.
               •     These factors ...
                      …  influence/ activate/ control/ determine/ obstruct/ impede P.
                      …  appear to be at work in Р/ are linked to P.
                      …  have some bearing on/ contribute to/ are driving the growth of P.
                      …  remain unclear/ are of secondary importance/ clearly dominate.
               •     These instances/ phenomena ... tend to form  chains/ have in common the fact
                     that P.
                    In some instances/ cases ... P is Q/ there may be Р/ formal analogies can occur.
                    The clearest instance of the phenomenon ... is to be found in the relation of P and
                     Q.
                    These observations ... are compatible with/ support the evidence that P.
                      ... permit a reconstruction of P.
                      ... provide (further) impetus for the development of P.
               •     My aim has been to develop and illustrate ... principles of / criteria for P.
                    I (shall) portray this state of affairs ... using the illustration of P.
                    P ... is chosen to illustrate Q (for discussion)/ illustrates the principle.
                    This example ... can serve as an illustration.
                    The dilemma ... is illustrated with memory-type devices.
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