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Testify
Testify verb - To make a solemn declaration under oath for the purpose of establishing a fact.
Both words in one sentence
- Later, when he's called to testify before Congress, his boss on the design team arranges for his commander to be unavailable to give him permission to testify.
Source: Reassignment Backfire -
Once the authorities began investigating the fraud, Fastow pled guilty in an agreement where he would give up $30 million in assets and testify against his former coworkers.
Source: The Atoner - In Clean Slate, Dana Carvey is supposed to testify against a criminal who is missing his thumb, because he was kidnapped as a child and his father refused to give in to the kidnappers' demands.
Source: Finger in the Mail
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