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The man is quite unproved and I will try him.

Since then, the situation could not be said to have unproved.

Too much based on unproved premises, he said to himself.

Unproved dietary claims in the treatment of patients with cancer.

But they did not mention the conclusion that the drug was of unproved value.

Many of those companies are unproved businesses with exploration rights, but no income.

Even at the low price in time and labor, the economics are unproved, given the high initial cost.

The thing is, we've been working from unproved assumptions and that's always a dangerous basis.

There was an unproved legend that he ate a baby every other day.

He'd been a bit strange as a boy, and two tours in Vietnam hadn't unproved things.

Holding someone in jail on unproved charges isn't punishment without trial.

Some experts, however, say that the technique, while promising, is still unproved.

But an administrative hearing board found the case unproved.

For all its promise, however, directed evolution still remains largely unproved.

Plausible, but unproved, technology could reduce nuclear costs to those of coal and gas.

"You are proceeding from an assumption that I now feel we must regard as unproved."

They are all young males, unproved in their bands, without mates.

If people want to prescribe unproved forms of treatment, or to receive them, that is their choice.

Her connection with the village of Hullavington is also unproved.

The study said that the agency often chose unproved remedies simply because they were cheap.

That suspicion, while still unproved, is beginning to shape Federal research priorities and environmental strategies.

The claims are chilling if true, but while the evidence is convincing it remains unproved here.

"So one can get much information, if not groundless, unproved.

And patients wanted the surgery so much that they enrolled in programs offering these unproved treatments.

The Islanders, of course, have more than their share of unproved young players.