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1 At first he was denying everything, even offered to take a polygraph .
2 Giannakopoulos didn't believe them and forced the two employees to take a polygraph test.
3 One day, Fisher asked Beverly to take a polygraph .
4 We just say he offered to take a polygraph .
5 He agreed to take a polygraph test.
6 I'll be glad to take a polygraph .
7 She also denied giving "any tips or advice to anyone who was looking to take a polygraph test".
8 In addition to asking her to take a polygraph , Gates had asked her about alibis for the nights of the kidnappings.
9 The local police force was suspended and all 700 officers obliged to take a polygraph to uncover the extent of the corruption.
10 On January 25, 1990, Deskovic agreed to take a polygraph exam to prove he was telling the truth.
11 She told the Senate hearing that she had "never" had "any discussions with anyone … on how to take a polygraph " .
12 "Would you be willing to take a polygraph to clear yourself?"
13 "Would you be willing to take a polygraph exam on that?"
14 "The FBI asked if I would take a polygraph exam about the identity theft."
15 Authorities rejected a last-minute attempt by a convict set to be executed yesterday to show his innocence by taking a polygraph test.
16 She also took a polygraph test and alleged that Mark Judge, a friend of Kavanaugh's in high school, was present during the alleged attack.
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