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Meanings of further proof in English

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Usage of further proof in English
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This is further proof that the people in Britain don't value Thomas.
The Irish Times
2
This adds further proof of a health-economic value for this surgical intervention.
Pubmed
3
Want further proof that the selfie is a thing of the past?
Wired
4
She hung for a further proof of life in the motionless body.
Diana of the Crossways — Volume 5
5
He had insisted on this to present further proof of Khartoum's perfidy.
Acts of faith
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The fact that he'd caught two trout provided further proof of that.
Hunter's moon: a novel
7
The introduction of Vivas is further proof of Ireland's two-tier healthcare system.
The Irish Times
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Without further proof, I had to assume that these were still coincidental.
Past malice: an emma fielding mystery
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This was just further proof that Jeremy was the best boyfriend ever.
The Good Girls
10
This is further proof that Tories cannot be trusted with the NHS.
The Guardian
11
But Stacy did not seem to hear this or require further proof.
The Three Partners
12
We were then desired to depart till further proof could be had.
A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume...
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But as for endorsing him-no ,notuntil he has given further proof.
The Blind Spot
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But I am not worth receiving further proof even of Heaven's reprobation.
The Return of the Native
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They have seen, they have felt: what need they of further proof?
Mysticism in English Literature
16
I don't think we need any further proof of this lady's guilt.
The Baronet's Bride; Or, A Woman's Vengeance
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