"If your credibility starts to erode, the president's credibility starts to erode, the administration's credibility, the country's credibility," he said.
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It really damages his credibility and the credibility of the foundation.
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Instead of a "credibility gap," Trump presides over a credibility void.
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Frankly, his credibility and the credibility of America is on the line here.
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Bradley's credibility Bradley's credibility -- or lack thereof -- played a major role in the trial.
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Credibility But it is not just Trump whose credibility seemed tarnished after his week.
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They'll look for students with credibility and influence to give them credibility and influence.
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The right question isn't whether a President's credibility matters, but what matters more than credibility?
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The credibility of a piece of content comes down to the credibility of the source.
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It is vital to China's credibility, and the credibility of the United Nations Security Council.
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The perception was that my credibility was at stake, that America's credibility was at stake.
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You&aposre going to put the credibility of the president up against the credibility of James Comey.
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"We think that Boeing's credibility directly relates to the credibility of U.S. aviation," Ms. Nelson told him.
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" 'It's great to give him credibility' "I get hit because I went there, I gave him credibility.
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Ironically, Trump's serial mendacity doesn't significantly undermine his credibility — instead, it undermines the credibility of his political opponents.
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People lamenting the credibility, long-term credibility that they argue could ultimately be undermined by some of this.
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But the Amaq News Agency's credibility and ISIS's credibility is not as fragile as we think it is.
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But a popular information platform that lacks standards will lack credibility and if you lack credibility, you'll lose business.
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Giuliani's focus on Cohen's credibility was noted by CNN host Chris Cuomo, who pressed Giuliani on his client's own credibility factor.
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Some defenses Where a case relies heavily on the credibility of the complainant, the defense must attack the credibility of the complainant.
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He wears the Al Qassam (Hamas' military wing) hat, where he has credibility, and the politburo hat, where he [also] has credibility.
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Mr. Jones's image and credibility as a provocateur are closely linked to his credibility as a marketer of supplements and other products.
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He mishandled the investigation, violated FBI policy and process, severely damaged the credibility of the investigation and the credibility of the FBI itself.
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Trump has undermined US credibility Tillerson's credibility is further hindered by increasingly negative perceptions of the Trump administration both at home and abroad.
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In political science, "credibility" usually refers to specific promises or threats, and in this case the research does say that credibility is real.
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The markets, though, still have questions about the credibility of the reforms, and the credibility of the reduction of debt stock in Italy.
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How to assess credibility In another change, a passage has been altered on individuals' "demeanor, candor, and responsiveness" as a factor in their credibility.
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"The comments may show a pattern of behavior that will hurt Ailes' credibility as well as bolster the credibility of the complainants," Wu said.
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"I know that my own credibility and the credibility of the Ford Foundation is tied to this decision," Mr. Walker said in an interview.
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"You lose credibility with your allies and you lose credibility with the American people," Michael McFaul, Obama's former ambassador to Russia, said on MSNBC.
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"Americans filter these things through the messenger, the credibility of the messenger, and Trump is clearly lacking credibility," said John Anzalone, Biden's chief pollster.
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The idea: If Trump has no credibility on immigration, the issue Republican voters trust him on, then how can he have any credibility at all?
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"I think issues of credibility and reliability are issues for a jury, except where you get to the point where credibility is annihilated," she said.
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Nor would I claim that doubts about Omarosa's credibility shouldn't be weighed against graver doubts about the credibility of the president and his senior advisers.
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When Americans talk about "credibility" in foreign policy, what they are usually describing is something that political scientists instead call reputational or reputation-based credibility.
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"Scientists can only do their work as long as they have credibility, an agency can only do its work if it has credibility," she said.
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If it doesn't, you have no credibility at all with China and you will have no credibility on any deals with your other trading partners.
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The President needs to have a certain amount of credibility — credibility that he can handle tough situations without causing more chaos, credibility that he has a strong base of political support that will allow him to gain the backing he needs when taking on controversial matters and the credibility to deliver on the threats and promises that he issues when engaging with the world.
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But the people around him, who one would have thought had credibility, whether it's Mitch McConnell or Paul Ryan, have lost all credibility with their support.
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"My credibility is being questioned by a man who has less credibility than perhaps anyone who has ever walked on Earth at this point," Wolff said.
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"My credibility is being questioned by a man who has less credibility than, perhaps, anyone who has ever walked on earth at this point," Mr. Wolff said.
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In the end, this will boil down to the sincere credibility of someone with nothing to gain versus the sincere credibility of someone with everything to lose.
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Survivors of sexual assault rightly perceive the pervasiveness of credibility discounting and, in many more cases than not, opt to keep their credibility from ever being judged.
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Indeed, any investigator who cannot and does not assess credibility makes a very poor investigator since the very flow of questioning requires constant assessments of a witness's credibility.
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Weinstein attorney Damon Cheronis attacked the credibility of the women's stories during his opening statements and picked apart their timelines and details to try to undermine their credibility.
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Credibility has been in frequent discussion this week due to the Atlantic's profile of President Obama, in which he dismisses the idea that he abandoned American credibility by refusing to bomb Syria in 2013 — which the credibility theorists say showed such weakness that it prompted Russia's seemingly unrelated invasion of Ukraine.
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Currently, sales professionals can use the platform to develop credibility through the Bravado Credibility Score, which is based on customer testimonials recorded directly on a sales professional's Bravado profile.
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"It's something that the president believes builds a lot of credibility into our national security efforts, but also adds credibility to our efforts to go after terrorists," he said.
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" He also dismissed Trump's criticism: "My credibility is being questioned by a man who has less credibility than, perhaps, anyone who has ever walked on earth at this point.
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"For Mr. Barr to label this as spying, echoing some of the worst conspiracy theorists in the country, he loses all credibility and that credibility is vital," Schumer said.
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Like the United States, what Moscow was most concerned about was its credibility as an ally and a superpower and the domestic and international legitimacy that such credibility afforded.
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Welcome to the weird world of Rule X. Subsection 85033(g) of Rule X was created to give the intelligence committee credibility, or at least the appearance of credibility.
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" Wolff also took a jab at Trump for his criticism, saying: "My credibility is being questioned by a man who has less credibility than anyone who walks on Earth.
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" • "Monetary policy is also running low on credibility.
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In Nearpass' assessment, the complaint says, anonymous witnesses had questioned her credibility, and the time lag between Kidd's official complaint and the events in question lent her account less credibility.
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And when you are weighing credibility and one party is going to be very abruptly and certainly attacked for missing evidence, it certainly casts a black mark on their credibility.
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We can learn from the anti-vaccination movement and climate change denialism that the actual credibility of information is sometimes incongruent with its perceived credibility in the eyes of different beholders.
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Not so long ago he accused him of being the founder of the Islamic State," adding that "undermines the credibility of the person for whom credibility is the most important currency.
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But I held out for a good long while by very tenaciously inflating the credibility of every scrap of evidence for my worldview, and mercilessly discounting the credibility of contrary evidence.
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Improved Policy Coherence and Credibility: Sri Lanka's three-year extended fund facility with the IMF has improved policy coherence and credibility and has eased some near-term balance of payments pressure.
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" They add: "These claims undermine the credibility of the
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RIVERA: -- has gained such credibility in the democratic mainstream?
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" He further said that Harth had "massive credibility issues.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Rupert Murdoch's latest promises lack credibility.
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Talk about credibility — who's his character witness, R. Kelly?
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"It is in France's interests, its political credibility, its economic credibility, to conform with its obligations," Pierre Moscovici, the EU's French commissioner for economic and financial affairs told TV channel Public Senat.
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Nevertheless, Trump's credibility issues, and America's lingering credibility issues related to Iraq and the ill-fated search for weapons of mass destruction, have left our closest allies wary of believing U.S. contentions.
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PEW really does the benchmark survey on media credibility and what that shows is that the Journal has done the best job of maintaining credibility on both sides of the great divide.
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"It's the media's duty to check facts, but the media have minimal credibility, so therefore the fact-checking has minimal credibility," said Tobe Berkovitz, a Boston University professor who specializes in political communications.
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Mr. Brennan argued that if Mr. Bulger had been allowed to testify about his immunity claim, the jury would have had a chance to weigh his credibility against the credibility of prosecution witnesses.
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But when "credibility" is used colloquially, it typically refers to a very different kind of credibility, one based entirely in a country's or leader's reputation from its actions in other disputes or conflicts.
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That harms the credibility of Congress, and the credibility of the intelligence community when it undertakes activities that may test the boundaries of the law, and can impinge on privacy and civil liberties.
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Burned by experience, the fund is jealously guarding its credibility.
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Mr Trump's support for Saudi actions also damages America's credibility.
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The film has earned its credibility due its numerous qualities.
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"As a fiction writer, you need your credibility," McInerney said.
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Pete Sessions said Trump's unverified allegations do hurt his credibility.
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Harris' support of Medicare for All certainly bolsters her credibility.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Credibility is everything to an activist.
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Or you had all the process but no culinary credibility.
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But it does go to questions of credibility and judgment.
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There is also a crisis of credibility for the press.
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Their historical artifacts of operational credibility are zero, they're nonexistent.
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It's more than just Nunes's credibility that's at stake here.
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You know, the most valuable currency really is our credibility.
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Respecting the rule of law builds credibility with the courts.
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COPPINS: So, you were motivated mainly by preserving institutional credibility?
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There is a crisis of credibility for the White House.
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I hope to bring some of that credibility to Congress.
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Shirking from this responsibility has damaged our international credibility immensely.
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"The FTC is facing a massive credibility crisis," Cicilline said.
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I just I don't think there's any credibility to it.
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They are risking their credibility by supporting an alleged abuser.
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At this point, Cramer considered Netflix to have questionable credibility.
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At this point, Cramer considered Netflix to have questionable credibility.
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Smith's attacks on scientific endeavors and credibility don't end there.
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" Partnering with Samsung, Sennheiser added, would give the project "credibility.
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The victory helped soften a new blow to Rousseff's credibility.
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And he has more than enough credibility on this point.
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I think she has real trust issues, real credibility issues.
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Or to cast doubt on the credibility of her answers?
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"Credibility is the key to the reviews!" the email read.
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Vulnerability doesn't always strengthen connections or credibility, our experts warn.
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The poll had a credibility interval of 4.6 percentage points.
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Analysts said his credibility was on the line once more.
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The discovery of these shipments gives credibility to those claims.
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Misinformation looks different around the world — but so does credibility.
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Credibility is typically offered to all artists as a courtesy.
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But a failure would damage the credibility of American defences.
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But I gave it more credibility than I should have.
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These latest claims could further undermine the network's waning credibility.
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Reince didn't have the credibility to broker peace between anybody.
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It was a narrative contortion that undermined the show's credibility.
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But does he feel like his credibility is in question?
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Bush husbanded and enhanced American credibility on the world stage.
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These details add credibility to Mr. Comey's account of events.
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Their stories were filled with contradictions and holes in credibility.
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But wrangling over details has undermined INE's credibility, analysts say.
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But the government's and the hospital's credibility was already tarnished.
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That depends critically on the credibility of the central bank.
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The poll had a credibility interval of 3 percentage points.
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The poll had a credibility interval of 2 percentage points.
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Lavalle is partial to extreme analogies that undermine his credibility.
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Western governments gambled their fiscal credibility to prop up banks.
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If they were to succeed, it would undermine Wikipedia's credibility.
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The UN, once a great institution, has squandered its credibility.
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From the onset, he impugned Trump's credibility, record and truthfulness.
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His credibility — and Tesla's future — rides on the Model 3.
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Now Guterres is putting his own credibility on the line.
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But a new tweet from Hemmerstoffer certainly adds more credibility.
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So his credibility-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Did he get a deal?
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Vance's office eventually dropped the charges, citing the maid's credibility.
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Sean Spicer was a latecomer, but anted up his credibility.
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It's a narrow path, with considerable US credibility at stake.
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How do we address that claim without giving it credibility?
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If that is the case, Sherman's credibility will be restored.
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These same credibility issues apply to conventional conflict as well.
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Another problem is that Chile's political class has lost credibility.
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"You've restored American credibility on the world stage," Pence gushed.
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But the damage to his credibility has already been done.
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In print, of course, it's the writing style and credibility.
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But newly discovered whale bones lend credibility to Pliny's account.
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And I think that speaks a lot to my credibility.
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As a result, he immediately lost credibility on the issue.
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"The government is really losing its credibility," says Mr Ning.
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Does he have a history of credibility with the IC?
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So I feel like I have some level of credibility.
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"His credibility is shot," Mr. Small said of the governor.
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The Fed has arguably little credibility," he told "Squawk Box.
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We've lost credibility in the Midwest, in places like Pennsylvania.
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"It's our credibility that is on the line," he added.
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Feel free to take important steps to give more credibility.
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But over time, Trump's leadership will steadily erode U.S. credibility.
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It has a credibility interval of about 5003 percentage points.
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Everyone's credibility — government institutions and the press — could be damaged.
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The poll has a credibility interval of two percentage points.
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American power has lost credibility in the past two decades.
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FATF's credibility relies on its willingness to enforce its standards.
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"Credibility, transparency and accountability are fundamental to military operations," Gen.
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President Trump is committed to restoring America's credibility on Iran.
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He attacked the work, independence and credibility of the FBI.
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Second, this loss of credibility comes at a steep price.
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Second, she's there to poke at Ford's credibility by nitpicking.
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McClatchy: This Pennsylvania district will test both parties' populist credibility.
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The credibility of Ms. Hasina's government is on the line.
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The defense may try to undercut their credibility as well.
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Blocking misinformation will help protect the company's brand and credibility.
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Republicans also sought to use Morrison to undercut Vindman's credibility.
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The poll has a credibility interval of 3 percentage points.
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"Our reputation is built on our credibility," Mr. Posen said.
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The credibility of the world body is under intense scrutiny.
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Because I'm just giving here more credibility by speaking out.
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He seemed unconcerned that such tactics might harm his credibility.
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But he has lost credibility that he may never regain.
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The credibility of my bedroom was improved by its presence.
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He said: "As it was also anonymous, it lacks credibility."
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Gore has huge moral power and credibility on this subject.
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And I think that his credibility is really at hand.
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Ryan destroys his own credibility with his defense of Trump.
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Your credibility is so forlorn you believe everything you read.
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"This wasn't about exposure; it was about credibility," she said.
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" Said Coach Doc Rivers: "He's brought credibility to this franchise.
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That track record undermines the credibility of the latest concessions.
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The poll has a credibility interval of 5 percentage points.
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Biden said Sanders had "authenticity" and "credibility" concerning income inequality.
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He's lost the credibility needed to be America's top diplomat.
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These are the hearings at which judges scrutinize police credibility.
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Really Lucas in the early years gave her credibility. Cover.
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"Juul is never going to have credibility," Dr. Bhatnagar said.
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One incident spoke directly to the question of Terrell's credibility.
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An additional fight was announced with much more credibility, however.
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"It enhances our credibility before the international community," he said.
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But there were several factors that gave it significant credibility.
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"I went there, I gave him credibility," Mr. Trump said.
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"That was suggested because he has credibility," the senator said.
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Finally, continuing support for local partners can reinforce America's credibility.
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To lend credibility to this scaremongering, he dispatched the troops.
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No one would believe us and we would lose credibility.
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But Sanders has considerably less credibility than previous press secretaries.
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It rather strains credibility that he forgot what he did.
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She also discusses CDC director Anthony Fauci's "unimpeachable" credibility vs.
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Mr. Gore's credibility regarding what he knew came under scrutiny.
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But he believed in a higher principle: the Senate's credibility.
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So how did the Establishment lose credibility with the voters?
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The credibility of all reviews — even real ones — is questionable.
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Establishing — or undermining — credibility puts women through arduous legal procedures.
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The government's credibility is threatened when so few people participate.
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Under Turkish management, the group has struggled to maintain credibility.
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The Democrats are wasting their credibility on Russia conspiracy theories.
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The poll has a credibility interval of 85033 percentage points.
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" But, he added, "my credibility has gone through the roof.
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Evans says the statements tarnished her credibility with her fans.
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Second, central banks missing their inflation targets undermines their credibility.
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Mr. Boyle thought the man's crime would taint Riverkeeper's credibility.
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He has a credibility that is hard to come by.
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It took decades for the city to build this credibility.
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Each performer pursues, and achieves, a distinct kind of credibility.
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Credibility will be lost and may take decades to recover.
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The credibility of the threat reportedly has not been confirmed.
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They understand the importance of building credibility and paying dues.
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He's repeatedly placed personal enrichment above the credibility of Congress.
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The questions about Sondland's credibility came into focus when Rep.
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Our current materials for teaching web credibility are shockingly dated.
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If you're giving credibility and cachet to a place, why?
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"This severely undermines America's credibility and moral ascendancy," says Heydarian.
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That credibility failed to materialize in the first two contests.
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"Our credibility as a movement will be damaged," he wrote.
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The survey had a credibility interval of 3.5 percentage points.
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Even in this circumstance, repeating the information increased its credibility.
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Their motives are impure, and therefore the process lacks credibility.
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MbS's personal credibility is on the line in Vision 2900.
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The companies' business objectives and credibility are also at stake.
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So what is the Trump admin doing to restore credibility?
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"It offers exposure and probably credibility and prestige," he said.
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In political communications, you're only as good as your credibility.
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The poll has a credibility interval of 3.7 percentage points.
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"It goes to his credibility," she said of Mr. Comey.
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Second, there is also the issue of U.S. credibility abroad.
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Now it's up to the Senate to assess their credibility.
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For those and many other reasons, Sondland doesn't scream credibility.
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Jo Swinson had to win credibility for the Liberal Democrats.
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They are certainly undermining the credibility of the intelligence community.
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The inflation targeting regime established in 103 is gaining credibility.
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"That shows there is credibility for the group," said Costantini.
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EU monitors said the delay was undermining the vote's credibility.
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They also add a sense of credibility to your statement.
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Then, however, a credibility gap was considered unusual and bad.
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Trump followed up with a tweet attacking the accuser's credibility.
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What's he going to do when his credibility is shot?
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Ricardo Rossello's new plan for the power sector lacks credibility.
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He found that many of the plot points strained credibility.
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So that really does seem to bolster the whistleblower's credibility.
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"It left no credibility in the messaging," one person said.
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This cyberbullying just erodes what little credibility he has left.
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She has special credibility as the speaker of the House.
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But sometimes he eroded that credibility by overreacting or overreaching.
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And now the credibility revolution has come for Econ 101.
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Well, Trump undermined America's international credibility and ability to lead.
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His story kept changing and calls into question his credibility.
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This credibility keeps market interest rates lower and liquidity greater.
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It has lost credibility in the eyes of many Ecuadoreans.
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But Trump's attacks on the whistleblower's credibility simply don't fly.
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Hunting the hunter can lend credibility to any alien invader.
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On Wednesday, Republican senators questioned the credibility of the process.
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It had a credibility interval of about 5 percentage points.
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Lichtman spent much of his opening statement attacking their credibility.
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I'd be curious if you think there's any credibility there.
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And I think Sheryl would have some of the credibility.
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"It could affect the credibility of the witnesses," Sheppard says.
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But to persuade others that the challenges are real, Washington must have credibility, and Trump is squandering America's credibility, discarding it as if it were the leftovers at a Mar-a-Lago brunch buffet.
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This matters because, as he states: Your scientist will fight like a cornered animal to conflate the credibility of the measurements and the basic science of CO2 with the credibility of the projection models.
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"This is the first effort on their part to undermine Mr. Cohen's credibility so they can claim when he does flip that he is a liar, that he has no credibility, etcetera," Avenatti said.
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"Credibility is often the key element of a trial," said Gerald Shargel, a veteran defense lawyer not involved in the case, adding that a tried-and-true defense tactic is to undermine such credibility.
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For now, it's Trump's credibility that has taken a hit, according to Larry Sabato, a political analyst from the University of Virginia who says that the Russian ties will have serious consequences for Trump's credibility.
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While it is true that the agents do not make the sorts of final determinations of credibility made by a prosecutor or jury, F.B.I. agents, like any other investigators, make credibility determinations all the time.
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"There is a big difference between credibility in day-to-day life and credibility as a witness in a legal proceeding," said Joyce White Vance, a former U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Alabama.
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It would destroy what little credibility it still has with voters.
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Observers from African monitoring missions have said the election lacked credibility.
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Send it our way... It's credibility would be less than zero.
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If you keep doing that, your credibility does indeed get hit.
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"The government has lost credibility," Merkel said at Monday's press conference.
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Otherwise they risk giving the Hun Sen's of the world credibility.
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Most economists outside China doubt the credibility of its growth announcements.
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Obviously SNL alone can't undermine the credibility of a presidential administration.
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It is hoped the convention will improve the credibility of mediation.
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But questions have been raised over the credibility of those finds.
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He doesn&apost have credibility and he needs to move on.
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The President also has his own image and credibility to consider.
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Daniels's account, with its strikingly similar details, lends credibility to hers.
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You have a credibility that nobody else can bring to this.
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Some details enhance the reports' credibility and others detract from it.
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He'll have the credibility of having run and come in second.
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The greatest strength of these teenage activists is their unimpeachable credibility.
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By resigning only to return immediately, he would have lost credibility.
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"I think CNN has more credibility than NBC News," Trump said.
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And the Trump White House of course has serious credibility issues.
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CREDIBILITY is a thing you have to worry about with toddlers.
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A second option would be to protect the credibility of elections.
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But whoever replaces Carstens will face a battle to establish credibility.
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They also have a unique level of credibility with their peers.
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It's not a matter of convenience; it's a matter of credibility.
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That's where i have credibility because I've seen this stuff before.
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GANs are part of a technological wave that threatens this credibility.
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I will restore US credibility before it is finally too late.
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In admitting what they do not know, they will gain credibility.
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The corruption scandal has seriously weakened the credibility of Rosselló's administration.
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Suffice to say this planned Martian vacation has little credibility.1.
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But it would pay a price in influence and domestic credibility.
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Plus, analyst ratings don't always hold credibility with investors and traders.
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If people perceive the Fed as capitulating, that hurts their credibility.
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And that, in turn, weakened their credibility to stand against it.
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So the whole case will come down to her single credibility.
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Bullard admitted that bad rate guidance has hurt the Fed's credibility.
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The dossier came later, but still this raise a credibility issue.
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"They really have to earn that credibility back," he told Reuters.
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It's an effort to undermine her credibility as a potential president.
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Fake news, CNN&aposs credibility continues to be called into question.
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As an Academy Award winner, Bigelow gives credibility to the format.
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But I think their credibility is so shattered at this point.
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They need to have that credibility and authenticity to be successful.
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This is another reason why the HRC has lost its credibility.
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"The big commitment is to restore CONMEBOL's credibility," Dominguez told reporters.
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Coming out of Sanders's mouth, however, the attacks gain fresh credibility.
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You know, to cooperate with the government, you gotta have credibility.
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The ruling by Judge Vincent Chhabria was a scientific credibility hearing.
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That will lend the Trump exposés more credibility and persuasive force.
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He said the lower target was an effort to recover credibility.
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I mean, a very substantial part of it, lost all credibility.
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And they continue to contribute credibility and stability [today], I think.
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"I think they have a big credibility problem," Massachusetts Democrat Sen.
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Where some see sober, science-backed credibility, other see a circus.
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"Folks, it's not even a close call on credibility," Baldridge said.
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"Williams: Firing Comey 'important way of FBI regaining credibility,'" one read.
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Second, the lack of sanctions enforcement undermines their credibility and deterrence.
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Just as bad, it damages the U.N.'s credibility with Israelis.
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Again, it is not good in terms of credibility in Turkey.
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That extends to what you're reading, as well; credibility is essential.
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There is absolutely no credibility to anything that she has said.
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"Shoring up their credibility is clearly a key priority," Mehta added.
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Allowing users to create handles will give their posts more credibility.
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At stake is no less than the credibility of our democracy.
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But if the documents do not exist, he risks all credibility.
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Adding to that credibility is the high priority for data confidentiality.
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Her credibility is shot, so she won't be called to testify.
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It said it was concerned about the credibility of the process.
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Nevertheless, internet "experts" have far more credibility than do university scientists.
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His credibility -- and that of the United States -- depends on it.
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Now she has cast away that raiment of credibility (see article).
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"We have to maintain the credibility of this reassurance," he said.
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"(The steals) are a credibility to playing hard," Williams told reporters.
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"They have a credibility issue," says Kerim Rota, a former banker.
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European Council President Donald Tusk said Europe's credibility was at stake.
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Legal experts are divided on the credibility of that claim, however.
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As such, Manafort's attorneys sought to raise questions about Gates's credibility.
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But in the same interview, Stone appeared to question Corsi's credibility.
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The conflicting accounts raise questions about both Trump and Cohen's credibility.
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Frankly, I think my credibility is probably higher than the media's.
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The president and his allies attacked Cohen's credibility in the past.
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Faith leaders, survivors and medical professionals also add credibility to messaging.
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They threaten the Fed's credibility and the stability of our economy.
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But you released two albums yourself, which gives you some credibility.
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The credibility of the Endangered Species Act will continue to erode.
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Regulation may help lend more credibility to the cryptocurrency among investors.
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"Meeting our objective is about credibility," Draghi told a business forum.
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Trump's allies, meanwhile, have launched a campaign to undermine Comey's credibility.
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We are allowed to look at the credibility of an accuser.
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It's just devastating what President Trump has done to American credibility.
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Putin's answers, whatever they might have been, simply have no credibility.
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" He later added, "I don't see how he has any credibility.
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"Trump is presiding over the bleeding of US credibility," Thornton said.
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This helps his goals of undermining our credibility and sowing confusion.
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Analysts say BTG will need more time to recover its credibility.
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"They're given an unusual amount of credibility," Hamilton says of entertainers.
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"The credibility of the witness is always an issue," Gohmert continued.
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So, for the Charlottesville crisis, the president's credibility is seriously challenged.
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Republican House members are driving a bus toward the credibility cliff.
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They couldn't claim the sky was falling without losing their credibility.
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There are times, too, when inauthentic details undermine the novel's credibility.
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The liberal media, both print and electronic, has lost all credibility.
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Some Democratic lawmakers questioned Barr's credibility after he used the term.
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And even when there were witnesses, assessing credibility was often hard.
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" Later, Giuliani added: "I don't see how he has any credibility.
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How did she make a credibility determination as to my client?
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You'd think that by now the guy has some credibility. Nope.
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I no longer have the credibility to fight on your side.
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Falsifying the fiscal surplus destroyed the credibility of our economic policy.
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That's how we'll restore credibility.. RUBIO: ... This isn't just about flexibility.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders also attacked Comey's credibility Friday.
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Her government's credibility, among Brazilians and abroad, has been severely damaged.
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American credibility and commitment to the region is now in question.
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RELATED: Kellyanne Conway questions Comey's credibility over Trump meeting claims 40.
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Tara Golshan And what's the difference between the level of credibility?
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By trending the fake story, Facebook lent credibility to the hoax.
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It gave credibility to certain events or emotions in the story.
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But people were not so willing to even give me credibility.
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They want to undermine our credibility in the face the world.
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And it works only for individuals and brands with real credibility.
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In a letter, he said there were questions about her credibility.
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From the start of the epidemic, obfuscation has eroded government credibility.
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From the start of the epidemic, obfuscation has eroded government credibility.
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But central banks need credibility for this stabilizing mechanism to work.
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His earlier missteps likely slowed the response and hurt his credibility.
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Golshan: Is that enough to establish credibility for Blasey Ford then?
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I always feel like their trophy, their ticket to instant credibility.
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Prosecutors have been candid about the questions concerning Mr. Howe's credibility.
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Reputation and credibility of Supreme Court at stake with upcoming vote.
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Proponents of "credibility" say this matters for more than just Syria.
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Even if Vietnam was lost, American credibility had to be defended.
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Proponents of reputational credibility took Putin's 2014 Ukraine invasions as vindication.
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And it would still need to grapple with its credibility problem.
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And we're in Venezuela, looking closely at the country's electoral credibility.
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The Department of Defense budget process faces a crisis of credibility.
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The hypocrisy did little for her credibility, to say the least.
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Bishop of EZ Quick Lube, improperly certified shades hurt his credibility.
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With reference to Dr. Ford, the credibility is there for her.
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Prosecutors dismissed the rape charges earlier this year, citing credibility problems.
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Being a Western brand can lend a sense of credibility abroad.
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Let the nation see this and judge Christine Blasey Ford's credibility.
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Crisis, we know, can enhance the credibility of emerging communication tools.
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Any doubt about America's commitment hurts the credibility of NATO's deterrence.
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We also need to reassess how we confer credibility on accusers.
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In other words, the credibility of the prize is at stake.
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"His credibility is directly an issue in this case," he said.
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And the court questioned the credibility of Mr. Rajoy's court testimony.
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It's a coffee with both mass-market appeal and indie credibility.
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The idea of Donald Trump attacking anyone's credibility is a joke.
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The GTS Sport Turismo's interior simply oozes luxury and performance credibility.
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The results have a credibility interval of about 5 percentage points.
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But there was no regular credibility gap like the present one.
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But journalism gains credibility when it gives all sides their due.
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This is not a knock on the credibility of their work.
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Bloomberg's gun control groups should have lost all credibility by now.
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How about a digital collectible that needs an aura of credibility?
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Even the best code, however, would not solve the credibility problem.
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The issue, Mr. Spicer said, was not about legality but credibility.
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Trump attacked Mueller's credibility and alleged conflicts of interest on Sunday.
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"We will choose those with the best credibility," he told reporters.
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Will people believe her or will it cost her all credibility?
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"This Republic of Samsung phenomenon actually hurts its international credibility." video
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He would continue the ongoing investigations with fairness, integrity and credibility.
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It also has a bad credibility rating because of these reasons.
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Mr. Fugate was widely credited with helping FEMA regain its credibility.
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The survey's credibility interval is between 2 and 5 percentage points.
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It builds credibility and positions you as a subject matter expert.
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Democrats criticized Lloyd as uncooperative, and some afterwards questioned his credibility.
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The Hill (opinion): Obama, not Trump, shattered U.S. credibility over Iran.
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"There is this credibility gap," Tapper said on his Sunday show.
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In Mr. Trump's mind, who would have better credibility than him?
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"In terms of effectiveness, it's all about credibility," Dr. Flesher said.
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So this victim answer with me has no credibility at all.
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In this environment, every claim takes on an air of credibility.
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But then, she had the impossible task of undercutting Ford's credibility.
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The credibility of the United States around the world is dropping.
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When she dragged the scrunchie, she slashed its credibility to ribbons.
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Also unlike the previous witnesses, Sondland has a serious credibility problem.
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Check the credibility of candidates' claims at the nonpartisan site FactCheck.org.
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Our traditional electoral, governmental and media institutions have lost their credibility.
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"He has no popularity, no credibility on Iranian streets," Parsi said.
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Losing credibility among investors reduces Venezuela's chances of getting more credit.
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But the Institute's credibility is ultimately undermined by its own words.
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Trump's fiercest allies never sought to undercut Yovanovitch's credibility or intentions.
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The January poll had a credibility interval of 26.8 percentage points.
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Mr. Cosby's legal team is expected to challenge Ms. Constand's credibility.
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"Our credibility is being challenged now by the president," Todd said.
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HR can rebuild its credibility by first being transparent, Taylor says.
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Having Nelson as a mentor also helped give Van Alen credibility.
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Lindsey Graham also questioned the credibility of the Saudis' changing explanation.
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It is about influence and credibility and it raises new questions.
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Steele lost his credibility, the memo alleges, for being anti-Trump.
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Worse yet, once credibility is lost, it is hard to restore.
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" She added: "It seems to add a little bit of credibility.
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" She added: "It seems to add a little bit of credibility.
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Russia has almost no credibility left when it speaks about Syria.
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And I think, I honestly believe you lose credibility by that.
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By the late 281th century, the MoMA myth had lost credibility.
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Beyond that, I'd argue that austerity mania fatally damaged elite credibility.
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It recently partnered with Robotic Research, which has boosted its credibility.
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"His role as the F.B.I. director is about credibility," she said.
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The report added that Trump's trade actions tainted US credibility. 8.
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Crooked Hillary no longer has credibility - too much failure in office.
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Goop has struggled with credibility and with accusations of spreading misinformation.
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You want to consolidate our leadership and credibility in the hemisphere?
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Better organization, more context, helping to identify credibility, ease of use.
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I had some difficulties with the credibility of Nottage's plot premise.
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Politically it will also further hurt the credibility of peacemaking efforts.
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" He also said that the Nobel committee needed to "restore its own credibility and the credibility of the future recipients it will honour by publicly rescinding this prize from a person so blatantly affiliated with genocide.
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Yet the belief in credibility persists, dominating America's foreign policy debate, steering the United States toward military action abroad in pursuit of a strategic asset — the credibility of America's reputation — that turns out not to exist.
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"The credibility of the elections will be there only if the Congolese themselves recognize this credibility," Foreign Minister Didier Reynders of Belgium, one of the Security Council's new members, told the Belgian radio station RTBF on Thursday.
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In corners of the right, some of the nation's top law-enforcement mechanisms are said to suffer from a "credibility crisis" (Daily Caller on the F.B.I.) or a "credibility problem" (The Wall Street Journal on Robert Mueller).
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Firing Rosenstein based on McCabe's memos, some thought, would grant him credibility.
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Yet credibility imposes no requirement for the response to be particularly painful.
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The Fed relies on its credibility with investors to influence the economy.
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Tesla already has the name and brand credibility to carry it far.
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I think at some point a management team loses so much credibility.
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But the Wen name is quickly losing credibility with the latest news.
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And I think it's why the press, frankly, has lost such credibility.
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Turner media's sports platform, Bleacher Report, lost credibility because of shoddy writing.
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Learn how to find the best Alibaba suppliers and verify their credibility.
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And I would argue that they, in many cases, lost their credibility.
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Both have had careers that slalomed between popcorn movies and credibility pictures.
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Impeachment or not, Barr has done incalculable damage to his own credibility.
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I think he destroyed his credibility as a president on this issue.
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More significantly, the credibility of an American president is an indivisible asset.
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At this point, President Trump doesn't have any credibility on this issue.
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This investigation is a serious test of the credibility of the GOP.
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In his comments to The Athletic, Darvish's agent also questioned Rodriguez's credibility.
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Finally, your credibility is more important than any job on your resume.
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"What does it do to the credibility of the brand?" she posed.
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" On Fox News, Sean Hannity insisted that she had a "credibility problem.
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It's sometimes tough to scale a business based on authenticity and credibility.
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The government has dismissed the Transparency International investigation as lacking in credibility.
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The precision of Ipsos online polls is measured using a credibility interval.
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Thomas was confirmed, and for years Hill's credibility was questioned and defended.
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"They just don't really check the credibility of the information," she said.
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Such heavy-handed measures could undermine the credibility of important government institutions.
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The whiplash around Trump's decision rattled allies and badly damaged US credibility.
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He said Iran's election had given the government more credibility and clout.
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The media's constant attacks on the president's credibility have taken a toll.
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"The problem is his credibility," a source with direct knowledge told me.
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" "In some respect the Fed in this meeting actually established some credibility.
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Often, the very mention of AI gives an undeserved veneer of credibility.
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The police had said they were not sure of the tip's credibility.
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I might question the credibility of the officer or a key witness.
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Do you realize that you and Facebook have a credibility issue here?
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"Do you realize that you and Facebook have a credibility issue here?"
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At least some analysts believe there is some credibility to Iran's denials.
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Will people listen to her because she has insights, charisma and credibility?
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Along the same lines, the Fed has its credibility to worry about.
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The primary credibility issue with informants is one of motive, analysts said.
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As they gained credibility, the trade-off between inflation and unemployment weakened.
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Do you have a CFO who has credibility with public market investors?
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The vast majority of the view is that they've lost all credibility.
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Credibility matters to Mr Tsipras, for his party and for Greece itself.
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This inaccurate read on the outcome would seemingly ding its credibility. 2.
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NYCFC's Sporting Director Claudio Reyna said his new coach has instant credibility.
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In the past, they suffered from a chronic lack of macroeconomic credibility.
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Nothing is worse for the credibility of women than badly reported stories.
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For more on the polling methodology, questions and credibility intervals, see tmsnrt.
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What kind of credibility do you have, with any of your people?
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Despite Ford's credibility the vote to confirm Kavanaugh's nomination will go forward.
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"(Zhai's sentence) proves the mainland justice system has no credibility," Wong said.
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"If he flees from the investigation, this undermines his credibility," he said.
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The credibility interval is 5.5 points for the 18-to-29 subgroup.
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They needed it to be true because they staked their entire credibility.
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Decent showings in elections boost credibility, says Tim Farron, a former leader.
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And it can impact the credibility of the entire digital health ecosystem.
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"Let's be honest: We've lost some credibility as an organization," Mara said.
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His credibility wouldn't survive, and she couldn't govern for watching her back.
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Its revelations have taken a toll on the credibility of democratic politics.
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There are a whole lot of reasons to doubt her credibility here.
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And I think over time that will do great damage to credibility.
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"As a result, he has little credibility with Chinese policymakers," they said.
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And speaking of people with credibility issues, he&aposs one of them.
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Twelve of 17 reports from February already assessed lacked credibility, it said.
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But again, this points to the actual issue of Cohen&aposs credibility.
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The problem of "credibility discounting" is rampant throughout the criminal justice system.
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I couldn't be doing this so long if I didn't have credibility.
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That's fascinating because it suggests Russia's credibility is on the line here.
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When he is President, Trump's claims and credibility are on the line.
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Trump was starting to win races, but he had a credibility problem.
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Trevor Noah wondered aloud whether Comey could be undermining his own credibility.
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There's obviously no contest of character or credibility between Comey and Trump.
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One man's credibility against another, with no way to trust but verify.
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She figured a liberal outlet would have less credibility among CPAC followers.
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Or will his lack of credibility result in needless panic and confusion?
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Or maybe you just sensed that you lost credibility in some way.
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The company is looking to bolster the product and give it credibility.
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Spicer is far from alone in facing a credibility and moral crisis.
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This is about restoring credibility in the face of record debt levels.
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And for the world's top diplomat, nothing is more important than credibility.
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And we have enough credibility now that we can make our own.
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Her unique credibility spans politics and pop culture and everything in between.
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Keeping Assad in power would undermine both America's credibility and core values.
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Trump tried to minimize the damage to his own credibility on Wednesday.
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By undermining the ECB's credibility, critics might make its policies less effective.
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They will need to combine distinctiveness, credibility and persuasiveness: no mean feat.
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Barring that, it's sacrificed its moral credibility for a short-term victory.
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A: I think it's very consequential in terms of central bank credibility.
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Both Kavanaugh and Ford have been hit with attacks on their credibility.
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The Ukrainians wanted the Oval Office meeting to bolster Mr. Zelensky's credibility.
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"We have a credibility gap between the two of them," Giuliani said.
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Mr. Levi was credited with restoring the Justice Department's credibility after Watergate.
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It weakens the institution's credibility as a defender of American constitutional rights.
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Powell fended off two lines of questioning that challenge the Fed's credibility.
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They had the credibility, the cosigns and the chart dominance to match.
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"The discrepancy is harming the credibility of the measure itself," he said.
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But some Jordan allies cast doubt about the credibility of his accusers.
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But Meadows doubled down Monday, while also attacking Cohen on his credibility.
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Economists say government jobless figures are out of date and lack credibility.
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This dramatic event will make Mueller's credibility soar with the American people.
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Do you have any concerns about the credibility of the accuser here?
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"They faced weighty questions of credibility, consent, drugs and sexuality," says Sopori.
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Star investor Neil Woodford's involvement with Purplebricks gives the company more credibility.
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But the credibility of the results has been a subject of dispute.
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The stakes -- for the church and its credibility -- could hardly be higher.
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And in this way, weaken its most important principles: credibility and trust.
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Hill's credibility came under withering attack from some members of the panel.
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Unfortunately, the Trump campaign has already cost the Republican Party its credibility.
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First and foremost, he has created a yawning credibility gap for himself.
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Collins has more credibility among Democrats — something crucial in a hyperpartisan atmosphere.
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Our present rules are being manipulated to the detriment of athletics' credibility.
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That move would place the credibility of two American institutions at stake.
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In such instances powerful actors lose credibility and their resolve is weakened.
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CRAMER: WHAT WILL YOU DO IN TERMS OF RESTORING THE COMPANY'S CREDIBILITY?
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No credibility whatsoever," he said, adding, "It does not really surprise me.
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"If he flees from the investigation, this undermines his credibility," he added.
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He knew we were young, but clearly had the credibility and expertise.
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What's more, his nomination wouldn't do much to restore President Trump's credibility.
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Congress leader Anand Sharma said the government-appointed auditor's report lacked credibility.
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Mr. Comey's aides say it was about preserving the F.B.I.'s credibility.
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Democrats have expressed unhappiness with Sondland's changing story and questioned his credibility.
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By sticking to its forecasts some credibility was gained for forward guidance.
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The involvement of top figures with military backgrounds gave the program credibility.
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De Vito's arrest represents a blow to 5-Star's credibility in Rome.
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It is going to be the articulation of the positive and ... credibility.
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"Chinese policymakers are losing credibility," said Miller of the China Beige Book.
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"We will be duty-bound to destroy Mr. Shkreli's credibility," Brodsky said.
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"Fine-tuning rate cuts just potentially risks that (Fed) credibility," Ryding said.
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Does Trump have evidence to back up his attacks on Comey's credibility?
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"Lamentably, Delcídio doesn't have credibility," José Eduardo Cardozo, Brazil's solicitor general, said.
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So the Delrahim nomination suddenly puts the Democrats' credibility on the line.
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The conflicting claims have put Cohen's and Trump's credibility on the line.
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Laurie L. Levenson and John T. Nockleby: How to judge Kavanaugh's credibility.
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Their posting or commenting on Instagram gives the company credibility, Weiner said.
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Trump's Republican allies aggressively questioned Cohen's credibility and motives for speaking out.
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The big picture: Gone is American credibility to manage complex global issues.
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Go deeper: Elon Musk wants to create website to rate media's credibility
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Comey echoed their concerns about the credibility of the Clinton email investigation.
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Hollywood's portrayals are not doing anything to boost our ranks or credibility.
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To have that guy out front immediately made them lose some credibility.
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"Those details will increase the credibility of the witnesses' memories," he said.
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And in the past year, three stings have given them more credibility.
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The hit to its wallet and credibility is that bit more noticeable.
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My credibility was not the reason the charge was withdrawn, she noted.
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Some media organizations said the staged plot undermined the credibility of journalists.
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The mayor's office would not comment on the credibility of Uber's FAQ.
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It damages your credibility and makes others feel less confident in you.
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Still, if history is any guide, today's futurists have very little credibility.
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He said that officials were skeptical about the credibility of the information.
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Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell expressed confidence that state authorities could regain credibility.
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Mr. Byford has moved quickly to try to restore the agency's credibility.
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"The Street is really beginning to question management's credibility here," he said.
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They will lose credibility if they fail to discipline an errant member.
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House Republicans behaved in a partisan manner and therefore have little credibility.
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Lastly, the Essential Phone earned some repair credibility by having standard screws.
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Many of the Democratic questions about Kavanaugh's credibility dealt with his drinking.
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The credibility of the police in court is critical to criminal prosecutions.
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In that view, questions about his present-day credibility are necessarily central.
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That made a woman, for credibility purposes, one-fourth of a person.
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Cardinal Law, his credibility in tatters, flew to Rome, and on Dec.
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These campaigns do not usually have much credibility with card-carrying economists.
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But the Republicans in Congress do not seem to want that credibility.
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And the Republican Party has clearly, undeniably lost credibility with its base.
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It is equally certain that its credibility with the street is limited.
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Political scientists prefer to answer questions that are falsifiable — is credibility real?
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The suggestion is that the court was misled about Mr. Steele's credibility.
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If his threats are hollow, what does that do to American credibility?
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Should they invest so much of their credibility on being proved right?
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"You can lose credibility if you're way too high," Dr. Babcock said.
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The latest Trumpcare, known as Graham-Cassidy, risks the Senate's credibility again.
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Producers of other spirits have sought to duplicate its credibility and success.
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For Russia, the yardstick of success for the interview was not credibility.
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To retain credibility they need to rethink what they were and are.
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Tillerson's credibility as a messenger on behalf of the president is shot.
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Mr. Howe's credibility is one of the central questions for the jury.
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Trump has a credibility chasm when it comes to combating white nationalism.
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May's desperate political weakness risked undermining her credibility as a negotiating partner.
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"I'm sure that the U.S. has lost some credibility," Mr. Stern acknowledged.
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But Kavanaugh's credibility is diminished because he has lied on other issues.
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It has damaged the credibility of the college, locally, regionally and nationally.
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Other attacks on the whistle-blower's credibility and process are similarly misinformed.
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This means establishing your credibility and decisiveness with all of your charges.
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But I'll save that for when we can announce it with credibility.
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The credibility of the enforcement of the GDPR is at stake here.
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To ignore it is to forfeit profit, not to mention critical credibility.
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But it can take a long time to create or rebuild credibility.
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If the Democrats lose credibility, who will keep Mr. Trump in check?
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He lacks the counsel, character and credibility to lead us into war.
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But M.B.I.A.'s credibility exceeded Ackman's, and for years Ackman got nowhere.
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A peaceful anti-climax will help Trump and damage the Democrats' credibility.
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It gives bounce and credibility — but that's not just among black voting.
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Others argue that courtrooms still reflect lingering cultural biases about women's credibility.
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The establishment doesn't have the credibility to stop the surging Sanders movement.
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Now, Parnas has some potential credibility issues, as we'll talk about later.
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Macri did, however, help to improve the credibility of official economic data.
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"I do not believe it's relevant to his credibility," Jackson said Wednesday.
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It was this information that lent credibility to his info about Trump.
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VOA's credibility suffered by palpably changing its tone with every new administration.
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Their ratings are also way down because they have lost all credibility.
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No wonder media credibility has declined so rapidly in the last decade.
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Similarly, we employ "incredible" to confer credibility, and "fantastic" to admit facts.
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This crisis scenario could be designed to undermine your credibility and reputation.
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He has a credibility with his base that other Republicans do not.
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But not everyone thought she had enough credibility, so they offered alternatives.
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And their association with President Caligula has destroyed their moral credibility, too.
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Indeed, their main lasting effect can be to squander a government's credibility.
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But Murphy just as easily could have been referring to Trump's credibility.
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The new documents I obtained raise serious doubts about his story's credibility.
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The NFL has no credibility today to pick fights over helmet performance.
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A few years in … We think we've won a lot of credibility.
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Credibility gaps aside, Miranda smartly examines the slippery theme of personal identity.
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He was able to wrap his client in his own personal credibility.
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At first glance, one feature of Ford's testimony seemingly weakens her credibility.
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"UBH's experts, on the other hand, had serious credibility problems," Spero wrote.
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This was not the junior varsity in terms of experience and credibility.
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New sellers need to build up their buyer-seller credibility and history.
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That's the only way an investigation can have credibility with the public.
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The best way to close this credibility gap is to attack Israel.
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These statements went against his original testimony, raising questions about his credibility.
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Failure to follow through leaves a credibility crisis rather than a solution.
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She told Poynter that she's worried about her credibility after the incident.
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The poll, conducted online, contains a credibility interval of 4 percentage points.
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So, to be honest, I'm not looking to give them any credibility.
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The lawyers later presented evidence that they said demolished Mr. Sneed's credibility.
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A grandfather and former television-news anchor, he exudes square-jawed credibility.
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All I can tell you is the F.B.I. director has no credibility!
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The testimony to this point has raised serious questions about Sondland's credibility.
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Ron Johnson's question asking if he is concerned about the bureau's credibility.
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That has led the president to question their credibility and their motives.
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What are you doing to rebuild American credibility on the global stage?
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Those voters — those political "jurors" — will decide the credibility of the charges.
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It has a credibility interval of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
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They still have local credibility and networks of supporters to lend out.
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Canada's Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said Riyadh's explanations lacked consistency and credibility.
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The transition he's describing is known as the "credibility revolution" in economics.
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How dare I promote it when its credibility is down the toilet?
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It's also destructive, above all to the credibility of the #MeToo movement.
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Founders' greater credibility also allows them more leeway to take big risks.
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Ukrainian officials have been on the defensive about their tactics and credibility.
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Conservative media outlets are joining in attacking the credibility of the accusers.
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But the fact that Microsoft can even mount this argument with any credibility (and it does have credibility) proves that the iPad can't assume the same success as the iPhone in terms of competing in the mobile space.
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"My opinion is the support by this group of a third party undermines their credibility to be successful at the Rules Committee or anywhere else, and unfortunately it undermines our credibility as well," Lonegan said in an interview.
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If The Walking Dead will play these kind of games, it loses credibility as a narrative If they will play these kind of games, then the show loses credibility as a narrative and becomes a series of cheap stunts.
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"Barcelona are the favorites and logically they want and need this double because their credibility is based on the titles they win, but our credibility is at stake too tomorrow, and our efforts during the whole season," added Emery.
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Gates' credibility on trial The heart of Manafort's defense is to undermine Gates' credibility with the jury and pin the blame on him for Manafort's alleged crimes, and his attorney implied Wednesday morning that Gates has more to hide.
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Trump doesn't get the contradiction of bringing Bill's accusers to the second debate and saying Hillary should be blamed for "viciously" trying to destroy their credibility, even as he viciously tries to destroy the credibility of his own accusers.
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"If you alienate your core, your credibility and relevance tumbles," Mr. Crutchfield said.
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"His stature and reputational credibility were being attacked every day," says this source.
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Punishing its people damages the United States's credibility more than the Cuban government's.
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His involvement lends a lot of credibility and excitement to our portfolio companies.
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Trump realizes his credibility will take a hit if the bill goes down.
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A salon in a nice part of town gains high-rent-district credibility.
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Manafort's defense, meanwhile, battered Gates with questions, trying to rip apart his credibility.
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The Fed also "risks its credibility" if it doesn't raise rates, Cramer said.
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Under President Donald Trump, we've lost a lot of credibility around the world.
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The Emmys have no credibility–no wonder the ratings are at record lows.
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Had he remained in the administration, Pence's credibility would have been seriously eroded.
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She had to maintain credibility or she'd be dismissed immediately without a hearing.
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And local media in many ways gave us in national media the credibility.
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It's true, according to a Gallup poll, that media credibility has fallen sharply.
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Trump and Congressional Republicans have dismissed Cohen, arguing he lacks character and credibility.
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Russia's aim was to undermine the credibility of American democracy and sow division.
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The website attempted to attack the credibility of the accusers and defend Kihuen.
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Their tales were strikingly similar, each adding weight and credibility to the others.
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He talked about them as lending a level of credibility to his campaign.
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Even if he did make promises on Friday, he has no credibility anymore.
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What he loses in credibility among detractors he gains in popularity among supporters.
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Somewhat antithetically, the rumor gains credibility by the Kardashians' refusal to address it.
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The two different stories seem to create a huge credibility problem for Helm.
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The opposition research shop gleefully pounded away at Dukakis on crime and credibility.
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It's awful that people would attack Bouman's credibility because her story was told.
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Among his die-hard fans, this episode might even earn Shaffir more credibility.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3.3 percentage points.
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His refusal to cooperate fully, they said, limited his credibility as a witness.
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"The most important asset any museum has is its credibility," the letter reads.
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"The FTC has lost its credibility as a regulatory agency," the plan reads.
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That doubt is scary for central bankers, whose power comes from their credibility.
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Their papers are full of the neat tricks that enlivened the credibility revolution.
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Since then, though, Al Jazeera's credibility has suffered, particularly in the Arab world.
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The votes, history and credibility of each participant is stored on the blockchain.
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But isn't there, it strikes me there is still an issue of credibility.
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China is trying again to boost the credibility of its volatile stock market.
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The Emmys have no credibility—no wonder the ratings are at record lows.
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According to experts, being vulnerable can enhance your credibility and strengthen social bonds.
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To establish credibility, body language experts look for visual, vocal and verbal consistency.
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"Credibility will be built based on action, not just on rhetoric," he added.
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Barclays believes Fed Chair Janet Yellen is becoming concerned about the Fed's credibility.
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"The credibility that the UPPs had built up suddenly disappeared," remembers Mr Carvalho.
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Still, with cash and credibility at stake, unscrupulous players will game the system.
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The meticulous detail of Ms Grant's observations lends credibility to her dystopian leaps.
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He just gives the show so much credibility because of who he is.
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He also questioned the credibility of third-party authenticators like JSA and PSA.
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A VC-created bio company has cache and credibility right off the bat.
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Trust, quality and credibility are the questions at the heart of today's consultation.
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The Emmys have no credibility – no wonder the ratings are at record lows.
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The Life of Sue Mengers, Hollywood's First Superagent, explained what gave Mengers credibility.
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That does absolutely nothing for her integrity, her credibility, or her massive talent!!
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When the group is alerted of a shark sighting, they assess the credibility.
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Clapper said Assange had put American lives in danger and deserved no credibility.
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These virtual outfits look certain to up wearers' credibility on Instagram, Mikalsen added.
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Partnering with Western multinationals also gives Chinese companies credibility, particularly with financial institutions.
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And in many ways in governing, credibility is the coin of the realm.
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Shouts the Emmys for adapting & placing faith in the credibility of digital content.
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TURLEY: Well, this would really undermine his credibility and that of his investigation.
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But all of the media has lost a big part of its credibility.
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It had a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 6 percentage points.
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They have been trying to attack his credibility since he&aposs been elected.
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But it also matters to Kavanaugh's credibility vis-à-vis Ford's as well.
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So we lost a lot of ground then, lost a lot of credibility.
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That lack of credibility also creates anxiety and frustration over his policy positions.
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The tweet did less to exonerate his people than further reduce their credibility.
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Dunlap isn't concerned that his acceptance to join the commission lends it credibility.
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He said a first step would be rebuilding credibility with suppliers and creditors.
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But what does a former presidential spokesman with a credibility problem do next?
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But Sanders' most valuable political asset is his credibility -- particularly with young voters.
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Yet for many top posts, Obama clearly prized competence and credibility over loyalty.
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"At the time the U.S. had a lot of credibility" militarily, he said.
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It had a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points.
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"GoPro has to win credibility back with investors and consumers," Anderson told CNBC.
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"The longer term risk is that Europe loses credibility with investors," Nickel said.
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Clearly, the use of fake phrases in internal communications doesn't help Volkswagen's credibility.
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The Fed dropped the ball and they hurt their credibility with the market.
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That is not meaningless, particularly when Comey's allegations depend greatly on his credibility.
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For more on the polling methodology, questions and credibility intervals, see tmsnrt.rs/2qYVdR6
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IBM already has a lot of enterprise credibility on its own, of course.
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In order to change this behavior, you have to revalue trust and credibility.
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That might give them a little more credibility and overcome some logistical issues.
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"It is another devastating blow to the president's stature and credibility," he said.
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The poll has a credibility interval of plus or minus 1.6 percentage points.
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But the deal could lead to further credibility and other deals for AWS.
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We ought to be able to weigh the credibility of these witnesses ourselves.
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The relationship between valuation and credibility is more complex than it might look.
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Because once we do that we've lost all credibility as a neutral platform.
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Leaving the agreement creates major risks, including to American credibility throughout the world.
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"There are so many indications of his own lack of credibility," she added.
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By intrepidly going where the nerds go, brands hope to get some credibility.
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Democrats entered Thursday's hearing with one explicit goal: to build up Ford's credibility.
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The financial damage looks less painful than the dent to the group's credibility.
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"And I think that Omarosa, unfortunately, has undercut her own credibility," she added.
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You haven't even started verifying the substance of the dossier, only the credibility.
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They will seek reassurances from him before laying their credibility on the line.
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Furthermore, the credibility of Ukrainian security officials will suffer in the long term.
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But Trump has absolutely no credibility when commenting on sexual harassment and assault.
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But Manigault-Newman has staked her credibility on something else: secretly-recorded tapes.
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Biden reportedly thought Warren could help him build his credibility on the left.
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Both seasoned combatants, once allies, are working overtime to shred each other's credibility.
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But critics say the United States faces a credibility test of its own.
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Clinton, the Democratic presidential front-runner, has scant credibility with voters as well.
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So, to believe that Biden asked Obama to sit it out stretches credibility.
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He believes that will diminish American credibility among the world's 1.6 billion Muslims.
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The Court's ruling against the CFPB undermines Warren's credibility of her signature creation.
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Mick Mulvaney has proven credibility when it comes to aggressively confronting federal spending.
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They have destroyed the institutional credibility of a sacred American institution, the FBI.
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Blaming Trump for destroying American credibility with America's allies is disingenuous and dishonest.
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The poll has a credibility margin of plus or minus 2.5 percentage points.
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All we have to compete with is the credibility of our senior leadership.
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It is impossible to overstate the importance of U.S. credibility on this issue.
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Neither plebiscite was binding, and an opposition boycott diminished the 2017 vote's credibility.
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"These allegations should be thoroughly investigated, and they have credibility," Nadler told Hill.
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Cooper's past allowed him to claim a kind of credibility for these theories.
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Both required undermining the character and credibility of Browder and his business partners.
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This strategy gains credibility due to the connection between mass shootings and suicide.
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The College Football Playoff, inaugurated for the 220 season, possesses even more credibility.
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That can't be triangulated without losing ideological credibility — which is what quickly happened.
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Steve Castor, the minority counsel, then questioned Sondland&aposs credibility as a witness.
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That only selected scholars can edit entries raises questions of credibility, he said.
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In order for a jury to convict Manafort, Laporta's credibility must hold up.
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Moulin had credibility with all sides; de Gaulle took on some of it.
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Still, Bush seems not to have felt those changes dramatically altered Lochte's credibility.
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Lawsuits that expose systemic, decades-long cover-ups can erode that crucial credibility.
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The poll has a credibility interval of plus or minus 2 percentage points.
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Goldman likely brought out that detail to show Taylor's credibility as a witness.
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"The Diocese did not make an assessment of credibility or guilt," he added.
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From around this point onward, Ms. Moriarty begins to have serious credibility problems.
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Matt House, a spokesman for Schumer, dismissed the theory and questioned Cotton's credibility.
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The poll has a credibility interval of plus or minus 3.3 percentage points.
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The president of WADA was seemingly undermining the credibility of the independent investigation.
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Unfortunately, there are very real harms that come from the government losing credibility.
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Policy credibility continues to be tested by the fallout from low oil prices.
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McCabe's own credibility is coming into question Would McCabe be a good witness?
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Attorney General Janet Reno lashed out at the FBI for destroying her credibility.
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His time in the capital, they say, has eroded his anti-establishment credibility.
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We've got the machinery, and the credibility, to charge and try that person.
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Republican lawmakers questioning Cohen on Wednesday are going to attack his credibility. Reps.
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Kim Jong Un was able to get more credibility on the world stage.
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And her comprehensive Wall Street reform plan suggests she has some credibility here.
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In that regard, it will be an interesting credibility test for the companies.
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Is the box enough to help it regain credibility in the medical community?
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It's dominated by men and credibility — which typically involves remaining clothed — is key.
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It's given passing reference, but hasn't been given much credibility by the IPCC.
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That he helped destroy the credibility of the PR government is a disgrace.
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This cost him credibility and capital for his then seven-year-old firm.
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BuzzFeed has put the credibility of its entire organization on the line here.
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For nearly two hours, he attacked the credibility of the prosecution's prime witnesses.
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What that does is it brings some respect and credibility with the players.
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That's a killer when it comes to his credibility in times of crisis.
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But analysts say that incidents like the vaccine uproar could damage his credibility.
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"I'll tell you what: It raises my credibility as a coach," Weems said.
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Silverstein: I've seen you talk about credibility in a time of a crisis.
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Finally, Mr. Trump's open attacks on the Federal Reserve could hurt its credibility.
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It had a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 3 percentage points.
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And there are certainly a number of ways to attack the memo's credibility.
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She used it to gain credibility and a foothold in the national debate.
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But he could lose that perceived credibility easily in mismanaging the federal bureaucracy.
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The latest installment also carries over the off-road credibility of the original.
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She uses credibility-taxing short cuts to hasten the collisions among her characters.
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"The credibility of what we actually believe about the gospel is at stake."
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"Nycha has a chairperson whose credibility has sustained irreparable damage," Mr. Torres said.
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A country's survival during a crisis depends on the credibility of its government.
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The occasionally shrill vein in his writing cost him both money and credibility.
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This gives his description of events a credibility lacking in many other accounts.
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"The judiciary as a whole is corroding its own credibility," said Mr. Hübner.
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In each case, the group confirms the information independently and assesses its credibility.
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And ... MUIR: You don't think it undermines your credibility if there's no evidence?
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Ultimately, though, it's Pop's fistful of titles that furnish him with unimpeachable credibility.
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One of TV's challenges for 2018 is retaining trust and credibility with audiences.
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"She's a married woman, a celebrated author, the epitome of credibility," Preston says.
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Indeed, when it comes to Russia, Assange doesn't have a ton of credibility.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 2 percentage points.
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The Journal suffered losses in legal fees, if not credibility, on his account.
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For more than two decades, Mr. Allen's credibility as an artist was undiminished.
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People trust you; in fact, your credibility is one of your greatest assets.
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Instead, they take away resources and credibility from the patrol officers who do.
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Controversy about the sponsorship threatens to undermine the study's credibility, the company said.
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So far Mr. Manafort's lawyers have largely focused on attacking Mr. Gates's credibility.
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It had a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 5 percentage points.
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Lake Shore "created an impression of credibility," said Kenneth M. Gordon, EquiGenesis's president.
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Supporters have started a fund-raising campaign, and detractors have questioned her credibility.
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But he hasn't faced live questioning to test his own memory and credibility.
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So when he does it, the character loses all of his social credibility.
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I didn't see any senators who were eager to tackle him on credibility.
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But Mr. Johnson has more credibility with hard-line Brexit supporters than Mrs.
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Sean Duffy (R-Wis.) and Fox News' Laura Ingraham have questioned Vindman's credibility.
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"We looked at his credibility," the juror, Lonnie Drinks, said of Mr. Davis.
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Democrats overreached on the tax cuts and squandered credibility when discussing the economy.
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As my colleagues have noted, Parnas himself doesn't have a lot of credibility.
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Vladimir Putin will like that because it degrades US credibility and spreads divisions.
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But driving major change requires not just forcefulness but also credibility and trust.
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All operators are pre-vetted by Trip Advisor to guarantee credibility and safety.
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Cuomo's credibility as a would-be environmental leader matters for his presidential aspirations.
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He had no explanation for allowing his credibility to be used by Trump.
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And the hacking did not undermine the credibility of the election in May.
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That job requires a level of recognition, competence, and credibility that he lacks.
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Sloan also lacks the credibility needed to lead Wells through an ethical turnaround.
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It's another way to restore America's credibility, image of strength and deterrence ability.
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"To be honest, I'm not looking to give them any credibility," he added.
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"Our present rules are being manipulated to the detriment of athletics' credibility." video
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Critics sometimes blame OIRA when an agency makes analytical choices that strain credibility.
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He has all the aesthetic credibility Desigual lacks, except in one area: clothes.
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The president's personal loss of credibility weakens our national power to influence others.
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And Trump does not have the credibility of then-President George W. Bush.
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The poll has a credibility interval of plus or minus 1.7 percentage points.
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"Brady would provide the Raiders instant credibility in their new city," Schefter wrote.
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The premiere has credibility issues that don't bode well for the remaining installments.
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The Trump press corps has grappled with issues of credibility in the past.
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The danger if bitcoin's credibility is punctured is an accelerated, Theranos-like bloodbath.
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He often referenced living in Newark to highlight his credibility with urban communities.
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For those who lose credibility, it doesn't have to be gone for good.
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That doesn't make sense to the public, I don't think it has credibility.
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To some voters it was perhaps the most critical blow to his credibility.
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The statement was the latest blow to the credibility of the U.S. Church.
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But it is not clear that any possible successor would have more credibility.
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If he's the whistleblower, he has no credibility because he's a Brennan guy.
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Hawley's slight lead is within the poll's "credibility interval" of 22019 percentage points.
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If it's purely partisan, I don't think anyone will give it any credibility.
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That could change if Laporta's credibility is undermined on cross, the person said.
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And I think it hurts our credibility and allies' willingness to follow us.
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We lost credibility in Europe, he didn't have Italy's best interest in mind.
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Wikipedia adopted such measures to ensure accuracy, credibility and accountability on its website.
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"Regulation can add to credibility," Quintenz told CNBC on "Closing Bell " on Wednesday.
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The report gained added credibility when the Taliban also confirmed the leader's death.
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The administration could be swallowed by some corruption scandal that destroys all credibility.
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Barr would pursue the latter scenario at the peril of his own credibility.
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They argued that keeping its message unchanged would raise questions about its credibility.
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It took so much energy, so much credibility, just to stay in business.
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She said they will "assess the credibility" of the allegations at the hearing.
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Mahmoud Abbas, president of the Palestinian National Authority, no longer has such credibility.
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And their background working at tech companies gives them instant credibility with founders.
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Having a real sexual medicine doctor overseeing the app lends credibility to Lover.
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