Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel tweeted "I stand with India" after clash between the Indian Army and the Chinese PLA

Q1: How is an twitter account is verified?
A1: You can apply to be Twitter verified and receive a blue checkmark badge next to your name. To become verified on Twitter, you simply update your profile with current information, verify a phone number and email address, then fill out a form requesting consideration as a verified user.

If you're applying for verification of a personal profile as opposed to a business profile, you'll also need a copy of a photo ID like a passport or driver's license.

Q2: How do you spot a fake twitter account?
A2: Check the spelling and structure of the username: Fake Twitter accounts often use the real name, or something very similar, and the same photo as the genuine article, but the username is marginally different. 

Check the bio - what does it say?: Does it say spoof or parody or contain anything unusual that might set alarm bells ringing (see Felix Baumgartner, above)? According to Twitter’s terms of use, parody accounts are not discouraged but they are obliged to make this clear in the bio.  

Is the account verified?: Accounts with the official tick badge have been checked by Twitter and are who they purport to be.

Q3: Is there a blue-tick verification on the alleged tweet from Angela Merkel in the claim?
A3: No, because There is no blue-tick verification in the claim tweet.
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justification: While there is no proof from these questions and answers that the account is not Angela Merkel's, commonsense suggests that a public official such as the Chancellor of Germany would have a verified Twitter account. A further question exploring whether Angela Merkel had a verified Twitter account would have helped establish the evidence beyond all doubt.

verdict: 'Refuted'
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