Proof
Proof noun - Something presented in support of the truth or accuracy of a claim.
Theories
Both words in one sentence
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Each branch has its theories, all of which contradict each other, and none have any proof.
Source: Video Game / Modern Warfare -
Many myths and theories were thought of to get these monsters ingame, particularly through the Dream Egg system, but all of them have been debunked or never had any proof to back up the claims.
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It comes out horribly, however, as up to this point, Mulder has yet to come up with any significant proof for his own theories.
Source: Belief Makes You Stupid
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