Trump is much more flexible than he's given credit for.
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Felix Mendelssohn was given credit for rescuing Bach from oblivion.
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And we're doing much more enforcement than we're given credit for.
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High-rollers like Paddock are often given credit lines at casinos.
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Both were much better teammates than they are given credit for.
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He said that he had given credit to the correct employee.
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Sheary was given credit for Pittsburgh's third goal with 3:31 remaining.
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Trump should be given credit for making it happen now, she said.
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Audience members are smarter than they're given credit for by Hollywood men.
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Women have far more gradients than we are often given credit for.
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They were never given credit for being as influential as they are.
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Trump often becomes vexed when staffers are given credit for his accomplishments.
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Statler and Waldorf have more range than they are given credit for.
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"Noah is sharper than he is given credit for," says Mr. Deb.
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Economist Anatole Kaletsky suggests that the European Central Bank should be given credit.
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Devastating news out of Sweden: Those meatballs the country's always given credit for?
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They can be quite a bit more social than they're given credit for.
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His pitch calling — he's way more knowledgeable about hitters than he's given credit.
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Most kids are so much more capable than they are given credit for.
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Some think Trump is more strategic and rational than he's generally given credit for.
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Mr. Harrison was a more cerebral writer than he is often given credit for.
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Brookner is far more bold a writer than I think she's given credit for.
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Nevertheless, from the right arose a thundering, bullying demand that Trump be given credit.
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But Koppel argues the area has seen more success than it is given credit for.
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And they are more interested in ideas and causes than they are given credit for.
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I'd argue that the notion has much more substance than it's typically given credit for.
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Smoot-Hawley generally is given credit for helping to deepen and lengthen the Great Depression.
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Gilmore Girls was also was far more diverse than it's ever been given credit for.
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We're a culture that can and should be given credit and representation in the beauty conversation.
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And Mr. Trump has given credit to the governor for helping him win the Republican nomination.
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Why can't he be given credit for coming clean and achieving victory beyond any reasonable expectation?
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Students will be given credit for missed assignments and the chance to make them up there.
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"We have accomplished so much, and we are being given credit for so little," he said.
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She will be given credit for time served, leaving her with five months on her sentence.
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"People's eyes are a lot more educated than they get given credit for," Ms. Karlin said.
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He's often given credit for discovering these islands, but, as Conover pointed out, they were already occupied.
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"Whatever you pay in taxes over there, you will be given credit for back home," Dailey said.
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He has to be given credit for the fact that he has gone from industry to industry.
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Will I ever be given credit for anything by the Fake News Media or Radical Liberal Dems?
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Ever get the *ahem* sneaking suspicion that women do way more work than they're given credit for?
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"He was always more moderate than he was given credit for," an administration official told me Tuesday.
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While they should be given credit for taking on a highly challenging subject, they missed the mark.
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Additionally, redeeming a given credit card's rewards to book your travel should make you eligible for coverage.
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Pitt is a better actor than he's given credit for, and his strengths are well-suited for Allied.
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Edgar Gonzalez wants Mexico to be given credit for playing the inning, even if no outs were recorded.
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I don't think that Iran should be given credit for the defeat of ISIS (Islamic State) In Syria.
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Dr. Appleby argued that the revolutionaries were more individualistic and optimistic than they had been given credit for.
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There's much more ability to actually do stuff than they are given credit for - given a workable monetary environment.
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"That said, today's ongoing gender biases mean that she is rarely given credit for her independent contribution and vision."
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Costas Takkas will serve five months behind bars after being given credit for 10 months already served in Switzerland.
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Things got more interesting in Europe's Middle Ages, a period more innovative than it is often given credit for.
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But don't be fooled; Super Mario Run has a lot more going on than it's initially given credit for.
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I believe artists are not given credit by the wider world for being well-developed and well-rounded thinkers.
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The romantic comedy has been declared dead, but it may be far more durable than it's given credit for.
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In contrast to economics, there are no discernible differences in how men and women are given credit for joint work.
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The Bush 43 administration should be given credit for retrospective self-critiques and reports that provide guidance for future presidents.
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The nickname came later; different teammates during his early days in professional baseball have been given credit for it — or blame.
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I would basically disagree with all of Ditko's ideas, but he has to be given credit for expressing these political ideas.
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However, she will be released from incarceration because she was given credit for having already served 245 days after her arrest.
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"It's extremely rare to find a boss who insists that you're given credit for all your work, and mine always does."
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Kaepernick, who has generally been given credit for starting the kneeling protests, initially sat on the sideline during the 2016 preseason.
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"I find it important to credit because I would want to be given credit if the roles were flipped," he explains.
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But he is to be given credit for stimulating the discussion as a select committee on budget process reform gets underway.
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Given Credit Karma's scope and scale, the acquisition could help Intuit push further into personal finance management, an already crowded space.
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And 22 Words has sometimes given credit to Distractify, though not for most of the articles cited in the legal complaint.
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My thought bubble: The Trump administration should be given credit for breaking into the echo chamber that conferences like this often foster.
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The person who needs to be given credit for everything — or shuts you out of meetings — can also be a bad sign.
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She is smarter than she's given credit for, and I relate to that—people have underestimated or undervalued me in the past.
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Women in the field often are held to higher standards in written work and aren't given credit for papers written with men.
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The news came from an interview done in Empire Magazine in which producer Graham King revealed that Singer will still be given credit.
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Yet their comedy was more sophisticated than it is often given credit for, and their best jokes toyed with their unusual power dynamic.
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Soulja — who has been held in a Los Angeles jail without bail since April 11 — was reportedly given credit for 40 days served.
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The record also speaks to females being in more control than they are given credit for in many instances across the human spectrum.
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He was sentenced to ten years, but only served two after being given credit for the years he spent in custody awaiting trial.
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With two outs, Teoscar Hernandez was given credit for an infield single when Stroman fielded the ball to the left of the mound.
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It turns out millennials are perhaps more responsible about taking on debt than given credit for, with the majority carrying less than $7003,000.
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Readers, I believe, are far more sophisticated than they're given credit for and want more transparency in stories that are shapeshifting before their eyes.
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The answer is A, entirely, and also B to a greater extent than their writer and director, James DeMonaco, has been given credit for.
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His predecessor, Alan R. Mulally, was given credit for steering Ford through the recession and simplifying its product lineup through his "One Ford" strategy.
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They know that they are rarely given credit for defending privacy but could be blamed for not being sufficiently tough on crime or terrorism.
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Under an agreement reached with prosecutors, she pleaded guilty this week to attempted procurement of a miscarriage and was given credit for time served.
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"Not one of them was ever given credit for it by one Republican," said a Democratic strategist involved in the current health care fight.
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Or is it better that now when Drake bites a sound fans of the artist he jacked can make sure that artist is given credit?
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The problem is the value of a given credit shifts according to the overall environmental impact of producing a good and getting it to market.
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Manafort will be given credit for the nine months he has already spent in jail, meaning he will spend fewer than seven years in prison.
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Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb is often given credit for straying from the Trump administration script by being public health and evidence-focused.
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But she should be given credit for refusing to bow to the shadow of Audrey Hepburn, and blowing up (proportionally) the clichés of the brand.
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She, too, will be given credit for time served, leaving her five months in prison, along with a fine of 6,000 Israeli shekels (approx. $1,730).
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But it requires grit and determination to willingly become part of a community that is far more personally and professionally demanding than it's given credit for.
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And "Imagine," a track Ono was only given credit for last year, is reborn as the album's final song with Ono at the centre of it.
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Investors should be given credit for adjudicating between different companies and looking at them— ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: In the enterprise space then, let's talk about Zoom.
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Members of Congress found that they would be given credit by their constituents if they solved national problems simply by giving new powers to executive agencies.
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So Nicky is mistakenly being given credit for succeeding at a job that is not only easy for her, but easier than the job dieters face.
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Ryan Tepera (5-1) worked a perfect eighth and was given credit for the win after Leone surrendered the lead against the only batter he faced.
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Manafort will be given credit for the nine months he has already spent in jail, which means he will spend less than seven years in prison.
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But again, the more important lesson here is that the U.S. economy and the American consumer are more durable than they've often been given credit for.
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It seems unimaginable that the junta, which was more cunning than it is generally given credit for, would not have included a role for Suu Kyi.
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Additionally, "I think it's extremely rare to find a boss who insists that you're given credit for all your work, and mine always does," she said.
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I guess he's gotten some more practice for this upcoming role (or we can expect another name to be given credit on IMDb for those scenes).
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She will be given credit for the nine months she has already served — much of it in solitary confinement — and deported once her prison term ends.
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Within the loose parameters he has set up for himself, he is far more restless and adventuresome than I think he has been given credit for.
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Fitch has given credit to the servicer's ability to adjust cover asset mortgage rates to avoid interest-rate shortfalls in the programme, which could occur over time.
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However, SaaS companies are given credit for their high growth rates, so what might this ratio look like if they were growing at a more moderate pace?
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For instance: any given credit card transaction requires systematic coordination between five different parties, as entertainingly related in this recent video from noted cryptocurrency champions Andreessen Horowitz.
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Whichever way the party moves on these matters, that will be, accurately or not, given credit or blame for the party's fate in the next election cycle.
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In both cases, that finally seems to be fading as even their critics have to admit that they're better than they're given credit for, but it's out there.
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Not only is it more tuneful and exciting than it's given credit for, it served a higher purpose in rousing Bowie from the lethargy that he'd descended into.
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MarketWatch noted that even if Trump were given credit for a third of the jobs created in January, the total number of jobs would still fall under 400,000.
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Although VA should be given credit for working to fix its past mistakes, a more successful strategy would be to follow applicable laws and regulations the first time.
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I think it's fair to say President Trump is someone who prefers to be given credit for more rather than humbly assume a lesser role as events unfold.
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The Hawaiians are usually given credit for having invented surfing, and yet until recently, surfwear — neon-splashed board shorts; baggy, logo-printed T-shirts — was usually made elsewhere.
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Duterte is shrewder than he is given credit for and his administration would likely require China to first accept the Hague ruling before making any deals, according to Vien.
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However, she was given credit for having already served 245 days after her arrest and she will only serve additional time if she violates the terms of her probation.
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In addition to acknowledging what a success Fonsi and Yankee's work was, awarding them would've given credit to the impact the release had on mainstream music this past year.
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In truth, Mr. Bieber is more musically thoughtful than he's generally given credit for, and Diplo is a pop producer and always has been, despite a veneer of transgression.
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His style does not, he contends, get the credit it warrants (and, just as important, he feels his rivals' styles are given credit he does not believe they deserve).
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He added that Sotheby's "should be given credit for trying to think differently about evolving their business model," by acquiring Art Agency, Partners, and trying to build private sales.
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This one is very relevant to recent discussions on how black women weren't given credit for starting #MeToo, and how their assaults often get less attention than white women's.
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Lost is more character-focused than it's given credit for, and The Leftovers is becoming stranger by the episode; it's as if the two may meet somewhere near the middle.
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But it is clear that she's listened to her left-leaning critics over the last few months, and that she's a good deal savvier than she's sometimes given credit for.
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Mr. Fleming had previously worked with Mr. Gorman at Merrill Lynch and was given credit for helping drive the sale of Merrill that staved off its collapse during the financial crisis.
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Mr. Macris could have been fined as much as £1.1 million, but he was given credit for agreeing to settle the claims at this stage of the investigation, the F.C.A. said.
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She was given credit at her sentencing for the 261 days she has already spent in jail, Lombardo said, and will have to serve 85 percent of her 10-year sentence.
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Hardly anyone notices anymore, but the constant accumulation of small-bore initiatives like this is one reason Obama's climate legacy is likely to be much richer than he's given credit for.
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The thing is, at the end of the day, metal has always been great and more versatile than it's given credit for, and in embracing that versatility, Deafheaven made it stronger.
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Trump -- who many, including Moon himself, have given credit for the meeting taking place at all -- was triumphant on Twitter, writing "KOREAN WAR TO END!" and praising Xi for his assistance.
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Daniel Vogelbach was given credit for a double when Derek Fisher lost sight of his fly ball to left, took third on Dee Gordon's groundout and scored on Broxton's sacrifice fly.
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Throughout the course of the album he puts up a more valiant effort than he is given credit for, and even here it's clear that Wayne is a supremely capable rapper.
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The First Step Act was discussed during the town hall on Sunday, and on a "Dateline" episode that aired just before it, Mr. Trump was given credit for signing the legislation.
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Over the last two years, Mr. Frisk, the new chief, has been given credit for introducing more controls around inventory levels as well as increased oversight on expenses and product planning.
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Sharper will serve his California sentence concurrently with an 18-year-sentence given in Louisiana for similar crimes, but he was given credit for 2,017 days already served, according to ABC News.
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In the end, it's not that the war on drugs or the federal system doesn't matter; it's that they both play a much smaller role than they are typically given credit for.
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While Congress and the Obama administration had reduced budgets, Trump was given credit for DoD getting more of what it needed, and for allowing less restrictive rules of engagement on the battlefield.
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Ms. Graswald, 37, who was sentenced in Orange County Court in Goshen, N.Y., will be given credit for the two and half years she has already spent in jail since her arrest.
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It's always nice when millennials are given credit for supporting an industry, instead of being eternally blamed for killing everything from casual dining chains to diamond sales to the entire concept of napkins.
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It appears Beresford-Redman was given credit for time served before his conviction -- which amounts to 7 and a half years -- because 4 years definitely ain't 60 percent of his 12-year sentence.
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Sex and other myths about weight loss So Nicky is mistakenly being given credit for succeeding at a job that is not only easy for her, but easier than the job dieters face.
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Moreover, as members of a conspicuous outgroup, women are not as likely as men to be listened to in meetings, have their views solicited on important issues, or be given credit for their accomplishments.
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The integration means that you are given credit for your VR bike rides directly in your Fitbit app, where each session is logged as a workout, and includes duration, distance pedaled and calories burned.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump signed the most consequential tax legislation in three decades on Friday, even as he complained that he has not been given credit for his administration's accomplishments during a turbulent first year.
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FINNEY Clearly the vision Warren is campaigning on is more popular than is being given credit, but she still has to keep making the case that her ideas can win in a general election.
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George W. Bush was more concise and stayed on topic — generally more reflective, thoughtful and informed than he was given credit for but highly disciplined about sticking to the message he wanted to impart.
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"The administration is facing a broader set of challenges in Syria with regard to the future, but I think they have to be given credit for at least reversing the ISIS presence," Jones continued.
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" Just a scant 20 years later, another minor English dramatist, Richard Flecknoe, was anecdotally given credit for penning this ditty: "Now Friday came, you old wives say, Of all the week's the unluckiest day.
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She is rarely given credit for expanding representations of black femininity, but before Love & Hip-Hop and Real Housewives of Atlanta, she was making her one-woman brand of drama and "scandalosity" mainstream performance art.
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Echoing the way Davis has long been given credit for shaping Houston's music and public image, the media narrative around the movie suggested that Costner was the behind-the-scenes maker of her acting career.
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The president, who is often highly interested in whether he, personally, will be given credit for an action, has said nothing in public about the other 60,000 political prisoners thought to languish in Egyptian cells.
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"China is likely to continue to slow credit growth over the medium to long term given credit growth is still running at roughly double the rate of gross domestic product (GDP) growth," the bank said.
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Trump's "maximum pressure" campaign must be given credit for transforming the situation from one that only five months ago appeared on the brink of war to one that may be ripe for a diplomatic resolution.
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However, a new study published in the Journal of Sex Research suggests that this stereotype about male sexuality is completely wrong and that men's sexual desire is much more complex than they've been given credit for.
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Sarandon, who poses in in a low-cut, embellished gown and gloves, is given credit for helping a teenage Jacobs get in touch with his creative side thanks to movies like The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
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" "I've always tried to argue there's more to the story that they haven't been given credit for," says Carrie Pitzulo, professor at Colorado State University and author of "Bachelors and Bunnies: The Sexual Politics of Playboy.
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Anesthesiologist Henry K. Beecher is given credit for developing the "double-blind trial," in which patients are divided into groups that receive either the real drug or a placebo, without patients or doctors knowing who received what.
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Previously, Clinton had given credit to activists (and Newsome by name), but her words on Saturday offered a far more sanitized version of history—one in which primacy is again given to the personal decency of officeholders.
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Kaufmann and Sakimura both recommend lifting up ideas raised by other women in group meetings (if you agree with them, of course), and pointing out times when men are given credit for women's ideas, if you're able.
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"I hope that 1693 years from now, maybe Florida will be given credit for being the first one that ushered in an era of change to try to unify the sport of track and field," Dearing said.
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Joshunda Sanders, Bronx Though Lee is a Brooklyn icon, and I can think of no other filmmaker who so thoroughly captures the black American experience, he is never given credit for his art that transcends these categories.
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He should also be given credit for insisting his players practice penalties, even bringing in a psychologist to help them, after a succession of his predecessors wrote the whole process off as a lottery beyond their control.
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That fell back to 9.2 percent in 2017, the year after he took on his new job, but he was still given credit for setting into motion the strategy that delivered record U.S. sales of 1.6 million vehicles.
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But, DGA rules say that if a director is fired after completing anywhere from 90 to 100 percent of the film, they must be given credit as a director, giving them say in what happens during post production.
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I can and have given credit where it's due, but I think it speaks to a larger conundrum of trying to focus attention on performances and blocking out the headlines we're bombarded with on a near-daily basis.
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In both of those ensembles, Ms. Allen was wont to cut things loose, subverting the tempo or abandoning a song's structure.. "Audiences aren't always given credit for being emotionally aware," she said in the interview with Mr. Myers.
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Judd was far more expansive than he has been given credit for, and far more down to earth, more so than many of his peers, a number of whom who were shown in MoMA long before he was.
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Tabloids and gossip sites relish sharing the stories of the DUIs and public meltdowns of once-squeaky, adorable stars, but few of the child stars who make it to adulthood in one piece are given credit for their success.
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Led by Jacques Jaubert of the University of Bordeaux, Sophie Verheyden of the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences, and Dominique Genty of the CNRS, the reveal indicates that Neanderthals were far more organized than they've long been given credit.
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" He goes on to explain that while this may not seem like a big enough reason to call her out, "for myself and every single designer out there in the world, we deserve to be given credit for our creations.
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It's kind of like what we see in hockey, except complicated by the fact that soccer also has the concept of the own goal, in which a player is officially given credit (or blame) for scoring into his own net.
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The human brain's 'greater potential' "The general point here is that taken together with all the other information that we have now, it's very clear that the severely injured human brain has greater potential than it's given credit for," Schiff said.
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Perhaps only certain cells in Shireen's skin were susceptible to infection, and maybe that is why progression of her disease was halted, rather than by the magic of her father's wizards, who are generally given credit for her condition's control.
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Known for a keen antenna regarding emergent fashions for the well-heeled, Mr. Bashford described the store's sartorial aesthetic as "bold conservative"; it was often given credit for being among the first retailers to feature Italian designer labels like Versace, Armani and Zegna.
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And yet Moonves's ouster suggests a moment of progress for the #MeToo movement — and that its continued focus on the horrible behavior of Hollywood's rich and powerful has altered the entertainment industry's codes of conduct more than it's been given credit for.
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He argued that she was held back by her lack of education, a given at the time because she was a woman, and that she should be given credit for trying to make amends for her mistakes at the end of her rule.
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When Exxon, the precursor of Exxon Mobil, acquired Mobil's operations in Nigeria in the late 1990s, it was given credit for righting misdeeds, including bribery and negligence, said Matthew Page, a consultant who until recently was the State Department's top expert on Nigeria.
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It's by diving into that very human in spite of that Herzog reminds me why his disdainful bon mots are more hopeful and more generous than he's often given credit for, and where the film offers some of its more compelling observations.
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"The Mautes have shown an ability to absorb what would seem to be major losses in clashes with the police and military, suggesting that their organization is larger and better organized that perhaps they have been given credit for," Jones said in the report.
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Ms. Miller thought Doxa could help by offering data that research shows is important to women — the gender pay gap and the percentage of women on the executive team — as well as factors like whether women felt they were given credit for their ideas.
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Like many of the prior cases, where the firms cooperated with the investigations and were given credit for doing so, the proverbial "smoking gun" in the case was the record of online chat rooms where traders discussed markets, prices, and their strategies and actions.
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Trump's suggestion that Puerto Ricans should be "proud" that more people didn't die on their island as compared to Katrina is a misguided humble-brag that he has been doing a much better job managing the crisis than he had been given credit for.
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Kentley-Klay is given credit by most for his design acumen and company-building abilities, but many investors believe the "tech rock-star" is fellow co-founder Jesse Levinson (who was promoted from CTO to president, as the company will search for a new CEO).
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Mets Manager Terry Collins said the combination of the new slide rule and the ability to review neighborhood plays, in which fielders are often given credit for simply being near the bag when they receive the ball during a double-play attempt, could have dangerous consequences.
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While Deng is often given credit for turning China from a collectivist, Communist economy into the powerhouse it would become, according to Dikotter, Deng's reforms were a reflection of those forced upon the country from the bottom up, by a populace alienated to and despairing of Communism.
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What Corker should be given credit for, however, is reasserting the Senate as an institution that is more serious and deliberative on matters of national security than it has been in the past—this is a welcome and necessary return to the way our founders envisioned Congress.
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You know, we haven't been as a group given credit for this, but if you look at how much bigger our party has gotten during this cycle, during the early days when we had 17 people running, the primaries, millions and millions of people were joining.
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Kipling has been variously labelled a colonialist, a jingoist, a racist, an anti-Semite, a misogynist, a right-wing imperialist warmonger; and—though some scholars have argued that his views were more complicated than he is given credit for—to some degree he really was all those things.
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The women had realized that they weren't being given credit for their ideas in meetings, so they adopted a strategy of "amplification" -- pointedly repeating each other's ideas, taking care to credit their originators, so that the men in the room could ignore neither the ideas nor the women from which it came.
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Other historians have given credit to experimenters who pioneered the scientific method, or astronomers like Galileo or Kepler, but Hobart claims that Renaissance mathematics is distinct from its medieval predecessor because it reconceived numeracy as a tool for describing the quantities of things into an abstract system for describing relations between them.
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Ivan Rakitic and Arturo Vidal, never quite given credit for their grit and their grizzle, such is the élan of this Barcelona team, steadied things until halftime, but even they were swept aside at the start of the second: two goals in two minutes from Georginio Wijnaldum wiping out the visitors' advantage.
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Beyond that, Mr. Obama was given credit by tribal leaders for creating a White House council to maintain lines of communication with them; establishing a buyback program to help tribes regain scattered lands; expanding the jurisdiction of tribal courts; and including tribal women under the protection of the Violence Against Women law in 2013.
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Mr. Dauman never really had an answer to either other than keeping himself in power — and that has not worked so well as the board appeared to back away from supporting him (though, in fairness to Mr. Dauman and his fellow Viacom directors, he must be given credit for realizing this and settling now).
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Kennedy of course is best known for her chic fashion sense, something I'm sure Melania Trump admires, but she was more plugged into her husband's administration than she's given credit for: She knew about his plan to get rid of FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover and she was a sounding board for him during the Cuban missile crisis.
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Obama's problem is that with each spectacular attack, the pressure mounts to do more, to send troops somewhere or bomb something or ban someone from doing something — even though more intensive military engagement is a violation of the "don't do stupid shit" principle that constitutes a more profound national security doctrine than Obama is given credit for.
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A better actor than he was often given credit for being, his filmography saw him careen from popular but easily dismissed action comedies -- in which he often seemed to be playing a version of the easygoing charmer he appeared to be in real life -- to more sophisticated and demanding fare, eventually achieving an advanced level of cool in Hollywood circles, albeit somewhat belatedly.
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One answer is to oppose the Trump administration's policy changes and demand that these protections remain, but even more critically, we need to update the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) so that megabanks are only given credit when they make loans to individuals who are low and moderate income and require so-called non-banking institutions, like Detroit-based Quicken Loans to also comply with the same rules.
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But the argument that Mars was somehow stepping out of line gets murkier when you think about the fact that he worked with black producers on the album, has a proven track record of making music in this genre — it isn't an experimental phase for him — and he has also consistently given credit to those who inspired the music he makes, like Teddy Riley, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and of course, Edmonds.
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He gets nostalgic about a vacation they took together to the Bahamas, musing about an experience literally anyone who has gone through a breakup has had at some point: In the final verse, Wayne reflects on the societal conditioning around masculinity that led him toward having these struggles in his relationships: Wayne isn't often given credit for these kinds of raps, partly, you get the sense, because while rap is his medium for working through his feelings, it's not where he wants to get personal.
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The author unearths the stories of pioneers like Agnes Meyer Driscoll, a math, physics and language whiz who joined the Navy in 1917, broke Japanese codebooks in the 1920s and '30s and went on to train a generation of male code breakers, only to be patronized and pushed aside during World War II. The talented cryptologist Elizebeth Smith Friedman was hired by the Coast Guard in 1927 to break the code of rumrunners and went on to work for other federal agencies, designing the codes used by the Office of Strategic Services, the predecessor to the C.I.A. Yet her husband, the Army code breaker William Friedman, was sometimes given credit for her work.
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