I believe the correct answer is expert testimony. An expert is a person who is qualified by education or experience (or both) on a particular subject, has specific knowledge that is validated and relevant. The expert gives an opinion, but this opinion is supported by facts. It doesn't rely on any kind of subjective estimation, or statistical knowledge, as the case may always be an atypical one.
Hamilton<span> laughs at anyone who questions that life tenure is the most valuable advance in the </span>theory<span> of representative </span>government<span>. Permanency ... The </span>power<span> of the Supreme Court to declare laws unconstitutional leads some people to assume that the </span>judicial branch will<span> be superior to the legislative branch.</span>
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How could you find something if you don't know what you're looking for?
<span>What happens is when you shorten "refrigerator" to the one-syllable "fridge" you move the "g" from the beginning of a syllable (re-fri-ger) to the END of one. </span>
<span>It is because the hatchet did a lot for him. The hatchet made fire and feed the fire, protect himself from other animals, and lots more. If he lost his <span>hatchet, he will not be able to live anymore. </span></span>
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<span><span>I hope this helps you!</span></span>
