uncorroborated
Britishadjective
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A subsequent special counsel inquiry, the Durham report, found the original FBI probe had lacked "analytical rigor" and relied on "raw, unanalysed and uncorroborated intelligence".
From BBC
He also accused BBC News of "uncorroborated tittle tattle" in its reporting.
From BBC
He accused BBC News of "uncorroborated tittle tattle" in its reporting.
From BBC
It criticised what it called the commission's decision to use "information from second-hand single uncorroborated sources", which it said was inconsistent with established UN standards and methodologies.
From BBC
Elwyn said in a statement that there was “no determination of liability” against the organization and called the allegations “speculative and uncorroborated.”
From Los Angeles Times
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