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The public could then decide which narrative was more credible.
Each one of these individual cases now looks more credible.
It makes our story more credible, richer and more tangible.
Such concerns feel more credible than prior panics, for two reasons.
Nobody so close to Trump is more credible on the issue.
The more credible and law-like America's process is, the better.
In my view, their allegations were more credible than his denials.
Roth's Lindbergh is a far more credible candidate than our Trump.
Google-owned YouTube said its algorithm also prioritizes more credible sources.
If you're writing about Meghan Markle's wedding, then you're more credible.
It may be that Trump has made himself the more credible outsider.
I think it's more credible than just a 'He said, she said.
Some of the allegations against Bill Clinton are more credible than others.
In other words, the House's investigation into Russia won't get more credible.
To the contrary, every attack makes the demagogues' arguments seem more credible.
It is this realism which grounds the horror in something more credible.
He'll be more credible at the table precisely because he's more capable.
That'd be a lot more credible if they'd been over New Mexico.
And Google-owned YouTube said its algorithm also prioritizes more credible sources.
"Their allegations would be more credible coming from other people," he said.
And it's not in keeping with more credible estimates of his wealth.
Moreover, the practical challenges to more credible European defense cooperation are immense.
The longer Thailand's odd interregnum persists, the more credible these theories will become.
O'Leary's second line of defence against Thunberg – advertising spin – is barely more credible.
In gratitude, Mancuso chose to speak publicly to make his support more credible.
This, they say, has made it more credible that the Xia was, too.
This makes for a story that's both more credible and much more ordinary.
"I found Lisa Page to be far more credible than Strzok," Gaetz said.
Trump has many more credible accusers — and the accusations against him are worse.
But an older, more fully formed child makes it a more credible threat.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has been no more credible than Mr. Spicer.
Bagli," Mr. Chesnoff said, "is a lot more credible than the secret witness.
Afghanistan, Iraq or Syria find Trump to be more "credible" as a result of
The IMF prefers lower fiscal targets for Athens, which it sees as more credible.
And all of a sudden this becomes a much more credible threat to them.
Because of that, Clinton's claim that she won the debate is much more credible.
But G7 coordination is more credible when it's seen as well as talked about.
Better climate science has made establishing causality more credible, if by no means easy.
If China Inc is to realise its potential abroad, it needs a more credible approach.
After countless anonymous data drops during the campaign, that threat is more credible than ever.
"Iowa makes him more credible," said Shaw, a retired state employee who lives in Concord.
But in this specific case, it's worth holding tight until we have more credible information.
Detectives have told Ms. Soto they need more credible witnesses in order to move forward.
Peace through strength is far more credible and durable than peace through scraps of paper.
Adam Schiff being a far more credible messenger than the lawyers defending President Donald Trump.
He also argued that uncertain retaliation is more credible and more efficient than certain retaliation.
Analytic skills instantly make a candidate more credible if they know how to leverage it.
"He has to do something to make himself more credible on those issues," Bannon said.
And some of these congresspeople are more effusive about her, finding her to be more credible.
However, its use may make other scams, such as bogus emails or calls appear more credible.
While Twitter was quick to speculate, we put the question to a slightly more credible authority.
The figures are more recent than government data and many economists regard them as more credible.
All of that could make the digital currency and its technology appear more credible to investors.
And school officials and law enforcement agencies have responded to dozens more credible threats of attacks.
Clinton is seen as a more credible candidate than Mr. Trump, yet less trustworthy and likable.
This lie isn't significantly more credible just because the cash was delivered on the same day.
This argument has become even more credible as pollsters have released their pre-election survey data.
But, when local news or your neighbor starts repeating that, it becomes more credible and persuasive.
President Xi Jinping's corruption purge may have made officials less venal, but not, apparently, more credible.
"The stronger the next civilian government, the more credible its commitment in this regard," Malik said.
The Enquirer/The Onion have more credible headlines and articles than the WaPo and the NYT.
The fact that the guidelines changed over time makes them more credible, not less, he said.
The more we get voicing their views, the more credible our argument is for the wider public.
Mr Thaksin was a more credible advocate: his introduction of cheap health care for all was groundbreaking.
"Why would the results for the presidential vote be more credible than those of the legislative vote?"
Clinton is simply more credible on what for too many Americans is a life-and-death issue.
Mindfulness and meditation offer less variability, and so the studies on it are more credible, he says.
U.S. officials insisted that these changes will make its deterrents more credible and raise the nuclear threshold.
The exposition of a video game alien invasion is somehow more credible than the character delivering it.
All previous American presidents have wished the U.S. had a more credible military option on the table.
Monetary policy would be more stable, and the Fed's commitments would be more credible under this target.
Defenders say it makes her more credible, as a possible future resident of a catastrophically warmed planet.
Maybe he shows up in Warren's kitchen, giving her more credible cause for surprise at her company.
His results, published in eminent journals, were far more credible than those of the Raëlians or Dr Antinori.
But he said he also found Page to be "more credible" than Strzok, the New York Post reported.
Melenchon is much more credible in this area than Le Pen, according to the political commentator Thomas Guenole.
And while the politicians in the room grandstanded, Graff concluded that Cohen himself looked more credible than ever.
"If the government is stable, investment will improve and foreign trade negotiations will be more credible," he said.
The figures are regarded by many economists as more credible than the jobless data produced by the government.
Call this the parsimony theory of plausibility: the fewer laws something violates, the more credible it will seem.
"Powerhouse" would have been more credible if it hadn't played down well-known, unflattering bits of agency history.
He said that Paul's argument is made more credible by staying out of the undercard debate on principle.
In fact, the administration says it wants these new weapons so it can make more credible nuclear threats.
Blockchain is proving itself by expanding its uses, and experiments in cryptocurrency are becoming more credible and mainstream.
Falcon called on authorities to delay the election to a date when its result would be more credible.
The CMIE data is more up-to-date than government figures and regarded in financial markets as more credible.
Now try to find one who has a more credible case than Castro, the former mayor of San Antonio.
This helps locate a story from a more credible source that still acknowledges their point of view or emotion.
But technically, the conditions would be ripe for the yuan's emergence as a more credible rival to the dollar.
That a city as desirable Los Angeles was without a football team made the threats all the more credible.
Will he pull the nomination if it is clear that the professor's allegations are more credible than Kavanaugh's denials?
If the book rollout provides more credible evidence about the President having obstructed justice, then Trump should be concerned.
Also, the more well-informed you are about both sides of the disagreement, the more credible you will become.
It's a valuable counterpoint to Clinton's liberal internationalism, certainly a more credible alternative than what Trump has to offer.
The words themselves wouldn't matter so much if the play and the arguments that undergird it were more credible.
Oddly enough, Ms. Touboul said, Mr. Netanyahu is "looking to Hamas as a more credible partner than the P.A."
And their bile is not made more credible by the substantial misogyny with which they lard their turgid script.
CONGRESS'S ROLE: Major national security commitments are stronger and more credible when backed by a bipartisan majority in Congress.
Burevestnik, by contrast, could be fired from deep inside Russian territory, and would thus be a more credible threat.
But by not taking money for her content, Ms. Brod said, Ms. Kattan appears more credible to her followers.
It&aposs also crucial to get a more credible source to verify anything you may see, hear, or read.
Media experience would also allow Facebook's news quality czar to be a more credible messenger to the news business.
The flaws in the Pixel's image help it produce more credible results, or at least results that feel more photographic.
To the extent that the candidates do talk about America's longer-term fiscal woes, Mrs Clinton is the more credible.
The new advocate, Larry English (pictured), found the innocence fable no more credible, but Mr McCoy was no less adamant.
After all, Trump's presidency has produced a more credible narrative than GOP bosses may have hoped for earlier this year.
That could set the stage for another, more prominent House Democrat to launch a more credible bid to her authority.
The US leverage over Kim has so far been the threat of force, made more credible by Trump's volcanic unpredictability.
Should we talk to experts and decide who is making a more credible argument based on data and economic modeling?
All three were taking steps to make the threats more credible, unsure when, or if, the other parties might blink.
Sanders is also perceived as a more credible critic, according to Steve Dishart, founder of Communications and Crisis Management Consultants.
Further, in the years and decades following Wehner and Lancaster's lawsuit, their stories began to appear more and more credible.
Documentation abounds, much of it far more credible and descriptive than the crummy image provided above, and witnesses were many.
But Rosenfeld's shifting view is notable nonetheless: He now sees a theory he once tried to debunk as more credible.
That ambition, though probably still out of reach, is looking more credible today because of the crashing cost of solar power.
"These countries know they can't stand up to China, but are trying to achieve a slightly more credible deterrent," Hiebert said.
But occasionally, official news comes out that validates older blind items' truth — which makes all the other blinds seem more credible.
Continued, incremental improvements in the lives of black Americans seemed a more credible response to "our original sin", said Mr McConnell.
Cruz continues to present himself as a candidate who is as fiercely conservative as Trump on many issues, but more credible.
Analysts said they viewed the latest American moves to pressure Russia to avoid hostilities as no more credible than past threats.
With these principles internalized, the Fed would lower its interest-rate forecasts to those of the market and be more credible.
The danger in adapting this story would be to ask which group is more credible, whose historical mistreatment deserves more weight.
A bit more worldliness from the start would have made him more credible without reducing the resonance of his moral descent.
Doing so would showcase goodwill towards becoming a more credible NATO partner and help deter Putin's destabilization efforts in the Balkans.
"But this would be more credible if the government were also pursuing reductions in nuclear arsenals and other peace building initiatives."
There has been research done on all of it, but it will be more credible when it comes from sports scientists.
He has pressured Ukraine's current president to open an investigation into the Bidens, which would make Trump's charges seem more credible.
Democrats have indicated they view the testimonies of career officials as more credible than those of the political witnesses, including Sondland.
I also think that the online numbers are way more credible than TV numbers, and usually, the industry has it backwards.
"It makes ASEAN more credible to the international community and makes it more effective and relevant as a regional group," he said.
Now Kavanaugh will also be confirmed — but in direct defiance of the public, which finds his accuser, Ford, more credible than him.
Macri ordered a reform of the agency to make Argentina's statistics more credible after his predecessor was accused of sugar coating data.
Police officials have claimed as many as 11 million have joined the force, while more credible estimates put them at 1.6 million.
And, as is usual pattern, more and more credible leaks have come out about what will presumably be called the iPhone 7.
Pierre Moscovici said the prospect of Greece returning to borrow from markets for the first time since 2014 is becoming "more credible".
If the concern were to inform viewers of the true facts of a controversial case, then the confessions would be more credible.
Comey is winning the war chiefly because he is more credible than the president, but he has been bloodied in the process.
National Republicans turned off by Moore had talked about trying to field a more credible write-in candidate, but it never happened.
Although you don&apost have to get it notarized, that can make the document even more credible if it were ever questioned.
Some of these theories are more credible than others; there is some evidence, for instance, that Epstein intended to blackmail his associates.
Nor are congressional Republicans any help, bent as they are on nonexistent voter fraud as a more credible challenge than Kremlin hackers.
With this argument, Biden established himself as more credible as a potential commander in chief than his rivals on Tuesday's debate stage.
He can appoint a more qualified, more objective, more credible, more distinguished and less controversial director of the FBI to replace Comey.
The claim, however, would be more credible if the demands listed in letter didn't resemble a child's wish-list to Santa Claus.
Chris Stewart from Utah seemed to question if Vindman was trying to push his military background to make himself seem more credible.
For me, the most troubling thing was finding myself unsure who was more credible — Pence or Sergei Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister.
The solution, Sumner argues, is for the Fed to use a strategy called level targeting to make its own targets more credible.
The idea that Trump benefited from a divided field was more credible when he was running at around 30 percent in national polling.
Khuzami alleges that the team made up a fake CEO to look more credible as well as a laundry list of other claims.
The FBI will devote more resources to helping along the congressional investigations, which will help those investigations become more credible and more effective.
It would also make Congress more credible and put it in a stronger position to negotiate alliances with smaller regional parties, he said.
Given how low Blackphone sales have evidently been it is perhaps rather more credible that the company might not have received any warrants.
That sentiment would be more credible if the president spearheaded an effort to prevent powerful people from using lawsuits to intimidate the press.
And because it is based on documented cases of real people across the globe, it makes it that much more credible and relevant.
Most people in poverty eligible for Medicaid also get food stamps, and the threat to cut off that aid might be more credible.
Still, a bigger sample size does not necessarily make for a more credible poll; the sampling and weighting processes are also quite important.
U.S. threats of force now are more credible, meaning psychological operations can have a greater deterrent or compellent impact on the Iranian regime.
Pierre Moscovici, commissioner for economic affairs, told reporters that the chances of seeing Greece returning to the market again were becoming "more credible".
The former possibility would be more credible had President Trump not explicitly stated his intention to destroy the deal regardless of Iranian compliance.
In other words, as in almost every health crisis that produces a raft of litigation, some suits will be more credible than others.
A more credible yardstick is the supplementary leverage ratio, which is a simple cap on the percentage of a bank's funding from debt.
In addition to the aforementioned NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll that found only 33 percent of people regarded the special counsel's investigation as a witch hunt, a Washington Post/Schar School poll conducted last month found that 56 percent of people regard Mueller as more credible than Trump, compared to only 33 percent who found Trump to be more credible.
It might cause a shakeout, but this is a good thing and will leave the lenders that remain stronger, more confident and more credible.
"The BOJ has become more realistic in its communication to become more credible," said Masayuki Kichikawa, chief macro strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui Asset Management.
If that vertical merger of distribution and content goes through, Comcast will have a more credible case that its offer could pass regulatory muster.
Ms Sánchez, who has even less political experience than Mr Guillier, himself a senator only since 2014, is more credible as a change candidate.
There were bands that were slightly more credible and they seemed like they'd be more popular if you went into a bar in Brooklyn.
"This began merely as an effort to show that American democracy is no more credible than Putin's version is," one of the officials said.
Individual people can serve as more credible truth tellers than other parts of society that are viewed as beholden to special interests or lobbying.
"For less money per asset, you can create more credible, more persuasive content from your PR entity versus working with your lead creative shop."
You look at Nvidia, which has stood on the shoulders of Android to adapt the fractured OS into the more credible Shield gaming platform.
A Central European military force with the capacity to push back a Russian assault is inherently more credible than the American force currently deployed.
While some may not see this as a credible way to report news, this practice has helped the website become a more credible source.
"This began merely as an effort to show that American democracy is no more credible than Putin's version is," said one of the officials.
More credible, they say, is news from prominent conservative media outlets, from the Trump-friendly airwaves of Fox News to websites such as Breitbart.
The new rules were meant to make the label more credible in the eyes of consumers and to shield the industry from Asian competition.
Surely, someone like Phyllis Borzi, a public servant who led the Department of Labor's fiduciary rule efforts, would be a more credible investor representative.
Instead, it's time to make both our threats and assurances, the two key components of any coercive diplomatic strategy, more explicit and more credible.
What was true in 2015 holds equally today: The more credible the military option, the lesser the chance it will need to be used.
She sent pictures of her stepbrother to make her claims more credible; she also ordered underwear for Ms. Gilligmann, who sent back intimate pictures.
This is someone you would buy a bridge from, making his current character's seductive powers all the more credible — you want to believe, too.
Inch said it would be a "welcome relief" if GE gives more credible guidance after years of "perpetual exaggerations, opaque disclosure and aggressive accounting."
These voters trusted his promise to bring back good manufacturing jobs while disbelieving his much more credible promise to take away their health care.
In the specific case of the Russia investigation, the spread of these ideas would make the president's accusations of "fake news" far more credible.
Sure, there are moments where one's expertise makes their input more credible, but It's how their collective talents serve the user that ultimately matter most.
But Russia also faces more credible allegations of skulduggery, notably the attempted murder in Britain on March 6th of Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia.
The leaks come from a number of different internet accounts and mostly share the same design elements, making them more credible as a collective whole.
For those who might be at risk for cancer, a false negative might prolong their decision to have a doctor run more credible lab tests.
Meanwhile, despite the flow of lies pouring out of his administration, only slightly more Americans find the media to be more credible than Trump himself.
And while it is possible to pick holes in Trump's path to the nomination, his route is far more credible than those of his rivals.
Also enveloped into why victims don't report incidents is the theory of "perfect victims" who are perceived to be more credible sources of reported assaults.
The third scammer would then seem to have supernatural insight into the victim's life, making the warning about the family member in danger more credible.
Saving people at the berm now will ensure more credible and meaningful meetings in September, although that is hardly the main reason to do so.
This wholesale distrust of authoritative mechanisms leads to the bizarre conclusion that an assertion of fact is more credible if it lacks an institutional source.
To be sure, there are also more credible reasons for him to pursue a diplomatic, rather than military, solution to the North Korean nuclear crisis.
An arrangement, if allowed, where outside directors put up cash to back their analysis would make them more credible and have a lot of benefits.
"While this experiment lasted, many of us missed out on the bigger picture, on more credible news," said Nalaka Gunawardene, a Sri Lankan media analyst.
Our fiscal hole is now so large that balance is a long, long way off, and it is better to focus on more credible goals.
Clinton and claim it as his own, because many voters may consider such a proposal from a builder like Mr. Trump to be even more credible.
"Our method is a more detailed and realistic way to run these projections, and therefore gives a more credible result," Lesk told Motherboard in an email.
No one believes that Abigail, his imaginary friend, is real; no one believed the basement was real, either, until Theo — a more credible source – uncovers proof.
If Congress, disagreed with a particular assessment, it should be able to respond with evidence that is more credible than the evidence presented by the OMB.
The more credible interpretation is that Republicans are taking, and will continue to take, affirmative steps to harm the law in order to manufacture its collapse.
When you talk about what needs to be done to get press more credible, I'd love to know what you think the press has done wrong.
The vote has been delayed twice this year, with the need to create a more credible electoral roll being given as a reason for the delay.
"This argument is more credible coming from a state," Richard Moskowitz, general counsel at the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers, wrote to one of Mr. Pruitt's aides.
"In the Senate, they need to build a path that's more credible" than the House bill on lowering premiums and keeping insurers from bolting the market.
It did not matter that, unlike Clarence Thomas who also faced allegations of sexual misconduct, the public thought Kavanaugh's accuser was more credible than he was. Sen.
"The 3.5 figure could reflect the revamped statistical approach, with worse growth and inflation expectations under more credible methodology," said Washington-based emerging markets consultant Gary Kleiman.
"The claim that this was a fake coup is no more credible than the laughable claim that the 9/11 attacks were orchestrated by the United States."
The claim that this was a fake coup is no more credible than the laughable claim that the 9/11 attacks were orchestrated by the United States.
"And for it to have any success, it has to be presented within the context of a more credible economic policy framework," added Palacios, who tracks Venezuela.
COLUMN: Fund short positions on the CME copper contract have shrunk over the last couple of weeks as the prospect of a trade deal becomes more credible.
That could include the state or city health department, or local media outlets that might appear more credible to the person you are trying to communicate with.
"The more popular or integrated with more people, the more credible the system is — credible to me, to the offender, and to law enforcement," Hayes told Recode.
Recounts in close elections are far more credible because they are based on paper ballots directly marked by voters rather than software code or machine-generated receipts.
While there are some fishy circumstances surrounding one case involving the alleged rape of a 13-year-old girl, the other two cases are far more credible.
Whichever view ultimately seems more credible to the public will help determine who succeeds Mr. Obama next January and sets the nation's course for the following four years.
The idea of a buddy for your phone that's also a phone sounds ridiculous at first, but it actually becomes more credible the more you think about it.
Another posits that central banks have become more credible at fighting inflation, in turn helping to anchor inflation expectations and making prices less sensitive to the business cycle.
Clinton's mischaracterization of FBI Director James Comey's findings and her lies about her emails might make her an unviable candidate—if the Republicans had a more credible nominee.
"Here is yet more credible evidence to support the allegations that Cameroon's armed forces have committed grave crimes against civilians," said Ilaria Allegrozzi, Amnesty International's Lake Chad Researcher.
Kelly is a more credible messenger, as far as the Washington press corps is concerned, for the message that the actions of the American state are beyond question.
Extremist groups will trumpet this order to spread the notion, today more credible than ever, that the United States is at war with Islam rather than targeting terrorists.
Yet we generally place a lot of importance on our dreams and often treat the content and messages in our dreams as more credible than similar waking thoughts.
At the very least, there's evidence that the Switch is a more credible effort than its predecessor, the Wii U, which was Nintendo's biggest home console failure to date.
But as the case against him grows more credible with witnesses such as Alexander Vindman, now you can almost hear the painful turning of squeamish stomachs in the Senate.
"Markets are waiting for a Turkish response to the FX crisis, and hoping for more credible monetary policy as well as diplomatic overtures," said Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes.
"We would argue that the numbers are starting to show more credible evidence that the low prices are really starting to bite," consultant JBC Energy said in a note.
Still, Wagner is right to point out the looming crisis, and he offers a more credible solution — putting new entrants in a defined-contribution plan — on his campaign website.
Make sure your pick adds credibility to your campaign: When McCain picked Palin, when Bush picked Quayle and when McGovern picked Eagleton, it didn't make their tickets more credible.
"The claim that this was a fake coup is no more credible than the laughable claims that the 9/11 attacks were orchestrated by the United States," he said.
Holding off on further rate increases, he said, would help improve market-based measures of inflation expectations and make the Fed's commitment to meeting its inflation target more credible.
The press, by signal-boosting these disclosures, makes these accusations more credible to voters who don't really understand that these disclosures, however problematic, are pretty run-of-the-mill.
Dissidents have previously speculated that the Saudi government is able to unmask anonymous accounts — a theory that's become more credible with the spying charges involving two former Twitter employees.
Other factions are now said to be attempting to "build bridges" to form a more credible counterweight to Mr Corbyn's leadership as he is likely to win the leadership.
Then again, the Nunes memo has its own "material omissions," according to an adamant and enraged F.B.I. Who do you find more credible: Nunes or F.B.I. Director Christopher Wray?
With each of these developments, the Beatles' rights holders felt the film grew more credible and worthy of the band's music, while telling a tale that glorified its work.
"The more people that come out of the woodwork, the more women with similar stories, the more credible it becomes," said Zac McCrary, a Democratic pollster based in Alabama.
But the Australian government said that without more credible evidence on a specific location, the search, which cost a total of $150 million, would be called off this month.
And I have the feeling that Mr. McPherson, in writing his dialogue, may have been overly infected by Mr. Dylan's lyrics, which are far more credible sung than spoken.
However, he dismissed a recommendation by the IMF to set a long-term budget surplus target, saying that a proposed ceiling on public spending is a more credible goal.
There is a sense that Mr. Trump's victory may make Marine Le Pen, the leader of the far-right National Front, a more credible candidate for the French presidency.
He said the purchases may have resulted in less impact on yields than some studies had suggested but the programs also made forward guidance from the Fed more credible.
Making the delusion seem even more credible is that most cases occur in women of childbearing age who are married, many of whom had been trying to conceive for years.
A somewhat more credible theory is that Luke Skywalker has actually died, and won't be reappearing on any planets where clothes are optional — at least not in any physical form.
We take our consumers and their health very seriously and have been on a journey to become a more credible and helpful partner in helping consumers manage their sugar consumption.
Janitch sells his viewers the promise of safety in an uncertain world, and his more rooted predictions around fracking surely make the bigger and more apocalyptic ones seem more credible.
Such a paradigm would be more credible, more likely to result in the Fed's satisfying its dual mandate, reduce risks of recession, and increase the economy's resilience when recession comes.
Finally, it's just as important to make our diplomatic assurances more credible and explicit, as it is our threats, because threats alone will not resolve the North Korean nuclear crisis.
At the same time, the campaign stuck to Clinton's reputation, deserved or otherwise, for technocratic competence, leaving populist economic appeals to more credible surrogates like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
As China makes its nuclear forces more credible—less vulnerable to pre-emption, and more likely to get through missile defences—America grows nervous, argues Caitlin Talmadge of Georgetown University.
"Markets are waiting for a Turkish response to the Foreign Exchange crisis, and hoping for more credible monetary policy as well as diplomatic overtures," said Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes.
The Trump administration would be wise to either present SCC estimates separately from those impacts that affect investment activity or curb its use altogether until more credible metrics are developed.
And the estimate Peabody uses for the price of oil (diesel oil is a big part of its costs) is far below more credible projections from EIA and World Bank.
Like in the case of the vaccine circumstance is extremely transparent because you search for a hashtag and boom, we have basically context that's directing your attention towards more credible information.
Williams had grown up with the space-farers on Star Trek, but he found Heinlein's vision more credible: a colony that dug into and used the resources of their celestial body.
Her framing of Bensimon as an inauthentic, celebrity-chasing non-girls' girl was more credible because she was willing to bring up that she ignored her in their off-camera life.
The Busta Rhymes stamp of approval made Lil Wayne a more credible national figure (more on Wayne and Busta to come), as did Fat Joe making hit records with Southern artists.
"I don't necessarily want a powerful opposition, but a more credible one would improve debates in parliament and sharpen our policies," says Kuniko Inoguchi, an LDP member of the upper house.
But at best he has been extremely vague in explaining what he wants, and I think his position would be a lot more credible if he could articulate a clear alternative.
"I can't think of anybody thought of as more credible," said Lefcourt, who defended people criminally charged by Comey when the former FBI director was the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan.
And I tend to believe that Trump's wealth and background actually make him more credible with these voters because he was one of those elites but is now running them down.
"I think those are far more credible sources, and far more reliable voices within this administration and that can accurately tell what's taken place in the building behind me," Sanders said.
The free software update has some great new multitasking and drag-and-drop editing features that could make the iPad Pro a much more credible alternative to a laptop for some.
The challenges are tremendous — and it is in Europe's self-interest to speak with one voice, and to be a more credible and capable actor in regional and global crisis management.
Even so, he's a more credible partner for Sasha than Marcus (a bashful Randall Park), who might look like an adult but hasn't yet figured out how to behave like one.
Other more credible witnesses were not called to testify, including the store owner, who knew Mr. Patterson and had told investigators he was not the person he saw shoot Mr. Jackson.
Oddly, the effect of that imbalance is not just to heighten the charm of the film but to render it more credible: the course of true memory never did run smooth.
"Forward guidance in the next downturn will be more effective - better understood, better anticipated, and more credible - if it is part of a policy framework clearly articulated in advance," Bernanke said.
"Jimmy Breslin was the one that broke the story, and being that it was him reporting it, it made the story more credible," Mr. Davidson, now a schoolteacher in Atlanta, said.
It should be easy to decide whose "truth" is more credible: Let the American public see the application itself — instead of second-hand, partisan accounts — and let us decide for ourselves.
There's frank sex talk — though the boys' line of chat is more credible than a girl's request that her partner provide his "potassium-based love seed" — and some truly disgusting props.
"The women involved had far more credible evidence than many of the most notorious accusations that have come to light in the past five weeks," Caitlin Flanagan writes in the Atlantic.
"A more credible central bank, in terms of its willingness to react to inflation, will be able to coordinate agents' expectations towards lower inflation given the same exchange rate shock", said Marodin.
"I believe that balance sheet policies are more credible if we can show that there is not a persistent ratcheting-up effect in the size of the Feds asset holdings," he said.
Nonetheless, the rest of the world can look to Kenya to learn how technology can help to foster more active, informed citizens and accountable institutions and to support more credible elections globally.
Rather than try to avoid aggravating an autocrat, the EU should stand behind its core values, terminate Turkey's accession process and reset its bilateral relationship on a more credible and strategic footing.
In that sense, it is no more credible than the existing nuclear weapons in our stockpile—some of which, like the W80 and B61, already have variable yields with very low settings.
And so we talked and I said: So what you're saying is just at the end of the — same statement, just insert Burisma and 2016, you think that would be more credible?
Mr. Putin, the analysts agree, mostly seeks anything that will further take the sheen off American democracy and make presidential elections in the United States seem no more credible than his own.
Well, it's because he knows that there's a large part of the population — you may know them as Republicans — who believe that Donald Trump is far more credible than most news outlets.
If Washington and Ankara are seen to be acting in close coordination diplomatically, the threat of joint military action will, by extension, seem all the more credible for anyone watching in Tehran.
And then we should ask ourselves the most important question of all: Is this man really more credible than the women who have risked so much by coming forward to expose his violence?
ET. New York (CNN)The campaigns of Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders fought on Tuesday over which one was more credible, a volley that continued the acrimonious exchanges between the Democratic presidential candidates.
"Being seen through the filter of an HD screen in some ways makes you more legitimate and more credible and someone [White House sources] feel is more ubiquitous," said one White House reporter.
The press, by signal-boosting these disclosures, makes these accusations more credible to voters who don't really understand that these disclosures, however problematic, don't bear on the fundamental fairness of the November election.
These posts are not just free advertising, Mr. Berman said, but also something that people see as more credible and that Facebook is more likely share in the feeds of these people's ''friends.
"Nobody is more credible on the progressive left than Elizabeth Warren, so Warren attacking Trump will only increase the clamor for her to be on the ticket as VP."  View the discussion thread.
And the reality is that, for all of his obvious and, at the time, not-so-obvious problems, the simple fact is that Trump was a far more credible national candidate than Avenatti.
After all, Comey's June testimony in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee was well-regarded, making him seem more credible in the public eye than Trump, according to an ABC/Washington Post poll.
Of this number, Airwars assesses between 323 and 232,259 civilian casualties to be likely, meaning the organization has identified two or more credible sources reported within an area where coalition airstrikes were declared nearby.
Of this number, Airwars assesses between 477 and 1,593 civilian casualties to be likely, meaning the organization has identified two or more credible sources reported within an area where coalition airstrikes were declared nearby.
Earlier on Wednesday, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told a Davos audience that the trade body was struggling to catch up with the pace of global events and needed to be made more credible.
NW: I think that in my particular case, I know many VCs, so when they saw that it was me, someone they've actually known for years, it also helped make it seem more credible.
Nelson says the fact that August actually saw net upgrades while September and October saw a more or less equal number of upgrades and downgrades suggests these beats may be more credible than usual.
Even seemingly more credible luxury sites like the Real Real have come under fire for selling fakes (the Real Real is being sued by Chanel for allegedly allowing counterfeit Chanel products on the site).
When the trolls tell Phillips that their "real selves" are distinct from their troll selves, she doesn't find it any more credible or significant than a hatemongering right-wing pundit making the same claim.
Comey's verbatim notes written after his meetings with Trump would likely put his evidence in a more credible light than Trump's, should the President not have a record of his own conversations, Zeldin said.
"The more we demonstrate respect for Muslim Americans and the more violence we prevent domestically by passing meaningful gun control, the more credible we are likely to be as a global leader," she said.
"Using only the information delivered by BrainNet, receivers are able to learn to differentiate the reliability of information conveyed to their brains by other subjects and choose the more credible sender," the paper explains.
Local authority figures, such as a mayor, police chief or county commissioner, are the best ones to deliver the news because they will be seen as more credible in a community, Ms. Beriwal said.
There are other plays about rape in which a woman's experience is unquestioned, from the devastating, like "Nhirbaya," to the luridly risible, like "Extremities," though stranger rape typically helps make these assaults more credible.
After coming under pressure to provide more credible evidence that he was bitcoin's creator, Wright had blogged on Monday that he would provide "independently verifiable documents and evidence" that would back up his claims.
But she feels it would, as a result, be more credible in the eyes of the public, and give Fed officials more leeway in deciding how to set interest rates at any given point.
Kasich will collapse, and Rubio can go into the big winner-take-all contests on March 15th having made a credible case for his candidacy – and a far more-credible one than Cruz will have.
Rap has been exploited and pilfered by outsiders who want to cash in on the lucrative industry before and has seen those same outsiders, despite any good intentions, easily prevail over their more credible peers.
The company is investing heavily in systems designed to sort through the bad stuff on the site, like content moderators and artificially intelligent tools that can spot negative behavior and amplify more credible news sources.
What is needed instead are more credible voices pointing out that ISIS is not creating an Islamist utopia here on Earth, as so much of its English language propaganda claims, but rather a living hell.
Given this, assertions that the private emails in the Trump White House contained no classified information may have a longer shelf life than similar assertions by Clinton, but they are not necessarily any more credible.
On Thursday, Facebook announced that users will no longer be able to edit previews of links that they post, a feature that many believed allowed fake news sites to make their links appear more credible.
First, the threats become more credible, because they commit the United States to limited and feasible actions, as opposed to an all-out war that most leaders and citizens have no desire to engage in.
The last Frenchman to win the Tour was Bernard Hinault in 1985 and never since the end of the 1980s has a local rider emerged as a more credible potential winner than Pinot this year.
A Washington Post/Schar School poll released Tuesday found that 22019 percent of Americans surveyed said they view Mueller as more credible, while 33 percent said they trusted the president's version of the facts more.
Discussing a New York Fashion Week jaunt, one of them says it would be "more credible" than seeing her attend a "RuPaul's Drag Race" season premiere, and then envisions Ms. Lazzarato in a Target ad.
He had almost wrested the Republican nomination from incumbent Gerald Ford in 1976, which had softened his image as a right-winger and made him more credible as a reasonable alternative to Carter's flawed policies.
The officials said the 2016-17 budget was more credible than last year's, with realistic estimates on tax revenues, capital expenditure and supply-side measures to control food prices - indicating room for one more rate cut.
More explosions would be unnecessarily risky, but there are steps North Korea could take to make the shutdown more credible and safe, said Suh Kune-yull, professor of nuclear energy systems engineering at Seoul National University.
He also would surely benefit from being more in sync with Trump, who has often been at odds with Tillerson, and would likely be seen by foreign leaders as a more credible surrogate for the president.
Unfortunately, Trump has a more credible claim than he should to the necessary legal authority to bypass Congress and fund some wall construction, because both Congress and the courts have been very generous to past presidents.
If they're serious about averting it, they could play a helpful part by demanding more credible inspections and honest reporting from the I.A.E.A., starting with a thorough accounting for what went mysteriously missing from Turquz Abad.
After rocky performances in the first few debates, the 77-year-old former vice president has recently appeared more credible on stage, stilling the kind of attacks on his age that Castro leveled back in September.
White House officials have viewed Taylor as more credible than other witnesses who detailed the President's approach to Ukraine and have been told by Republicans on Capitol Hill that he could be the hardest to discount.
Asked whether Democrats would be more credible in their pursuit of an investigation of the allegation against Kavanaugh if they were outspoken about similar charges against Ellison, Hirono said a probe into Ellison's behavior is appropriate.
It'll be up to everyone to determine what they think is more credible: Sessions and Rosenstein's claims that a proper process was followed, or Trump's own stream-of-consciousness associations between Comey and the Russia investigation.
The merger will give United Internet access to Drillisch's favorable mobile network terms and customer base, adding to the broadband infrastructure it has acquired and posing a more credible challenge to Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone and Telefonica Deutschland.
PK: Yeah, first things first, Biden would obviously start as a much more credible candidate than Lieberman, but the 2003 Lieberman was not as out of step ideologically at that time as he was by 2010-12.
"The referendum will be held this year," Bougainville Referendum Commission chair Bertie Ahern said in a statement after the two governments had decided on Friday that extra time was needed to create a more credible electoral roll.
In this case, words were allegedly put into Wheeler's mouth that he did not say to make the story seem more credible: Despite Fox News's claims, Wheeler had never seen an FBI report linking Rich to WikiLeaks.
An unknown figure, she will be introducing herself to the senators and the nation for the first time, explaining who she is, what happened 36 years ago and why her account is more credible than his denial.
H. R. McMaster's response to the news last night (along with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Dina Powell's statements) as a powerful rebuke to The Washington Post's article, and a potentially more credible source of information.
And if Wehner is telling the truth about the abuse, The Keepers believes, and about the maggots she allegedly saw on Cesnik's corpse, then her linking Maskell to Cesnik's death seems to be more credible than not.
At the very least, video has helped weaken the infallibility that once seemed to surround police — a sense that allowed officers' testimony to be viewed as more credible than testimony of those who lodged complaints against them.
National regulators were prone to look the other way when banks wobbled; the ECB, which took on the powers in 2014, has waited too long to flex its muscles but is a more credible judge of financial trouble.
They may in future give Mr Kim a more credible land-based missile force, able to lurk in caves and then "pop up to fire when ordered," says Peter Hayes of the Nautilus Institute, an American think-tank.
Yahoo — Citi upgraded the stock to "buy" from "neutral," citing "a more compelling risk/reward" that included more credible reports on the auction process, as well as Alibaba's recent positive outlook and agreement to repurchase shares from Softbank.
While the euro zone could put up all the needed money itself, Germany, Finland, Austria and other countries want the IMF to be financially involved to make the bailout terms more credible and less susceptible to European politics.
There have been concerns the AfD will become more credible and legitimate by taking positions like the budget committee chair but the other parties said they respected the AfD had earned the role with its strong election result.
But Trump has suits pending against him that sound a lot more credible than that, like the one saying a golf club he owns collected membership fees from some people while not allowing them to use the facilities.
"While it never was the case that you need scale to have a successful business, it becomes a more credible proposition to investors to say that you need it," said Brian Wieser, a senior analyst at Pivotal Research.
A single, shaky witness who identified Mr. Odiase, and then went missing for two years after the killing, testified for the prosecution; the far more credible witness from Minerva Place was neither seen nor heard from at trial.
Only 19% believe what they report, just ahead of the satirical site The Onion, which doesn't even claim to tell the truth, but which nevertheless was found more credible than Infowars, the wild conspiracy peddling operation of Alex Jones.
The reason is, I think it's important for instance, and I read a study of this that on Trump fact checks, Republicans correcting the President was more credible to his supporters than a member of the press doing it.
In response, the president-elect has mocked and cast aspersions on the intelligence community, citing their incorrect assessments in the lead-up to the Iraq War and suggesting that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange may be a more credible source.
By employing personal stories from his time in the 1950s and 1960s working alongside Kahn and other "wizards of Armageddon" at the RAND Corporation and as a consultant at the Pentagon, he makes hard-to-believe truths more credible.
Another is repetition: Merely seeing a news headline multiple times in a news feed makes it seem more credible before it is ever read carefully, even if it's a fake item being whipped around by friends as a joke.
This approach, he said, provided a more credible threat of going to trial, which the agency did indeed do last year when it tried three cases, compared with only two trials in the last five or so years combined.
But the latest rumors swirling around Washington sound a lot more credible in the wake of the inept handling of the firing of former FBI Director James Comey and the continuing flood of damaging leaks from anonymous "inside" sources.
NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya said on Tuesday it has hired a foreign attorney to prosecute high-profile state corruption cases in an apparent bid by the government of President Uhuru Kenyatta to make its effort to fight graft more credible.
The poll also found voters are finding Kavanagh's accuser, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, more credible after her emotional testimony before the Senate Judiciary committee where she alleged Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her during a high school party in the 1980s.
It began removing them in 2012, as the generals' professed desire for a gradual return to democracy became more credible, most notably after Aung San Suu Kyi, the country's leading campaigner for democracy, won a parliamentary seat in a by-election.
It is likely that as the U.S. imposes sanctions on Iran, our allies and European partners will grow farther apart from the U.S. In the eyes of many nations, Russia and China may look like far more credible and reliable partners.
Roy Blunt said on NBC's "Meet the Press" that he believed the women accusing Moore of misconduct are more credible than Moore, but like the White House, he said the decision is up to the Alabama voters at this point.
As of Tuesday, some 15 GOP senators, along with other several other prominent party members, have said that Moore should withdraw from the race, saying, in effect, that the series of allegations are more credible than Moore's repeated, vehement denials.
I think the office's position is that it helps in having more credible witnesses because if the witness takes the stand, [he or she] will have admitted and pleaded guilty to everything, and essentially can present as an open book.
Under the new governor, the revamped coastal commission produced a report in 2015 that looked forward 30 years — a "shorter, more credible time period," according to its chairman, Frank Gorham — and foresaw only six to eight inches of sea-level rise.
Now, years later, the Steele dossier, with its raw intelligence on Trump and Russia, is alternately deemed a document that is "more credible than ever" (Washington Monthly, last fall) or one whose "credibility is collapsing" (The New York Post, last month).
The "Frankenstein" novelist Shelley (Elle Fanning) goes as far to leave her husband, Percy (Douglas Booth), and demand a public retraction after he tries to convince her that his name on a book so dark is more credible than her own.
"With the cover-up in December and January we really cannot trust the numbers from the Chinese government without more credible and solid evidence to verify," Ho-fung Hung, a professor in political economy at Johns Hopkins University, told The Guardian.
LIVE UPDATES: Impeachment trial of President Trump Alexander's question could be viewed as a call-back to a point Ken Starr on Trump's defense team made days earlier, that Richard Nixon's impeachment inquiry was "powerfully bipartisan" and was thus more credible.
Absent any FBI investigation into the allegations, this hearing is about the Senate — and the public — making a decision about whether Ford, who came forward with the allegations earlier this month, or Kavanaugh, who has unequivocally denied them, is more credible.
We've designed our systems to help ensure that content from more credible sources is surfaced prominently in search results and watch next and up next recommendations in certain contexts, including when a viewer is watching news related content from a verified news source.
We studied 590 Facebook users in the United States from a wide variety of ages and education levels, and they believed that expert ratings would be more credible than user ratings because experts are more likely to be objective and check the facts.
Up to 1,000 German troops will be deployed in Lithuania from next month, and U.S. troops and armor arrived in Poland this week, as part of NATO-agreed measures to create a more credible deterrent to any Russian military moves against eastern Europe.
"Citizens tend to see these groups, like Americans for Prosperity or Priorities USA, as more credible than your typical politician who you are predisposed to distrust," says Erika Franklin Fowler, who directs the Wesleyan Media Project, tracking campaign ads in presidential elections.
Le Pen in particular has tried to make herself appear more credible and mainstream by praising May's leadership in the wake of the Brexit vote and has said that May is "running the UK using policies that I want to run" -- i.e.
" The Atlantic's Caitlin Flanagan wrote: "It was a pattern of behavior; it included an alleged violent assault; the women involved had far more credible evidence than many of the most notorious accusations that have come to light in the past five weeks.
VENICE (Reuters) - Liev Schreiber took around 800 punches when filming "The Bleeder" to make the boxing drama more credible and to not upset the prize fighter whose real life story it portrayed, the U.S. actor said at the Venice film festival on Friday.
But it's also very dubious and uncertain, and there's no real need to promote a case like that when a dozen women have come forward with much more credible stories, using their own names and making themselves available to reporters for scrutiny.
Did they think that the president would be better served by McGahn, an obviously more credible deponent than President Trump himself, setting out the president's story on all the issues on which McGahn had knowledge during his tenure in the White House?
A more dynamic approach to addressing society's problems, one which challenges students' assumptions and moral priorities, might propel business schools to a more credible status in the public square, and allow them to finally become incubators of principled economic leaders rather than managers.
Still, it's a little surprising that Kimmel's recent foray into healthcare punditry has made him, according to a new poll, more credible on the issue than the Republicans who are still pushing to repeal, replace, or otherwise alter the Affordable Care Act.
It's not that Mr. Trump is more credible than these men; to the contrary, it's hard to think of an American public figure right now with less credibility than the president, who boasted last week about lying to the Canadian prime minister.
But the Title IX investigator concludes that he committed sexual assault by finding her more credible than him under the preponderance-of-the-evidence standard, under which the accuser must prove there is a greater than 50 percent chance her claim is true.
Weinstein&aposs lead defense attorney, Donna Rotunno, asked whether any of them already believed that Weinstein was guilty (two raised their hands) and whether anyone thought that Weinstein&aposs female accusers were more credible simply because of their gender (none raised their hands).
Such performances are no more credible than Diamond and Silk and do not disguise the real source of Mr Trump's appeal: a reshaping of the American right around cultural anxieties so impolite and reactionary that even his more devoted supporters prefer not to acknowledge them.
"Given the enhanced risk that an unpredictable U.S. president could veto future use of Nato as an organizer of future collective action, the U.K. may also see a shared interest with its European allies in creating a more credible institutional back-up," he said.
"We are very much confident — this is very much the focus of all the reform of the fiscal (policies), that we are going to have much more credible, coherent narrative (of) policy," Indrawati told CNBC at the G-20 summit in Hangzhou, China on Sunday.
"It is positive, it is a more credible and flexible exchange rate regime in the long-run, you will see an external rebalancing of the economy, a fiscal adjustment and so on," said Jonas David, emerging market specialist at UBS Wealth Management in Zurich.
"I don't know if fake but local-sounding news outlets makes things more credible, but they certainly seem to think so because they've gone to the effort to do that," said Mr. Grossmann, the director of the university's Institute for Public Policy and Social Research.
To try to make this assertion sound more credible, Trump rapid-fire lists a series of Clinton-adjacent events: the Steele dossier, the Uranium One so-called scandal, her Goldman Sachs speeches, her private email server, and her campaign director's brother's ties to Russia.
The pundits with their schmancy, long-winded explanations of market complexities won't thank me for this simplistic analysis, but I'll wager it'll look far more credible than when the market is 10 percent lower, and they are trying to explain why they are suddenly raging bears.
Harris is currently considered one of the more credible competitors for the Democratic nomination in 2020, trailing former Vice President Joe Biden (who has a commanding lead), democratic socialist and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, and Warren in RealClearPolitics' average of polls, but leading nine other listed contenders.
Clarification of Article 50 of the EU treaty matters because opponents of Brexit want a second referendum that gives the option of staying in the EU. Stating that this does not need EU approval makes a new ballot more credible, according to supporters of a "people's vote".
From the study's press release: Encyclical-aware liberals said the Pope was more credible on climate change than did liberals who were not aware of the encyclical, while encyclical-aware conservatives said the Pope was less credible on climate change than conservatives who weren't aware of it.
Facebook co-founder says its rise reveals the fault lines destroying the "American Dream" There are few more credible authorities on artificial intelligence (AI) than Hilary Mason the New York-based founder and chief executive of the data science and machine learning consultancy Fast Forward Labs.
"The Palestinians are conveying to the Arabs that this is an effort to buy them off to give up their national aspirations — and that will require the political part of the plan to look more credible on statehood and Jerusalem for the Arabs," Mr. Ross said.
"A bipartisan AUMF would really make that letter much more credible, and if diplomacy fails, as a last resort, Democrats and Republicans need to put the military option on the table or we'll never get a good deal," added Graham, who sits on the Senate Armed Services Committee.
In Mac Donald's hands, though, it became something more universal and more credible: the idea that the fear of something like the Brown shooting happening in their areas was making officers unwilling to take necessary actions to keep their communities safe, and criminals were flourishing in the vacuum.
Regardless, the Mets at least look like a more credible team these days, or at least they do on days when the makeshift outfielder Dominic Smith is not barreling into shortstop Amed Rosario as they try to catch a pop-up in the 2242th inning of a tie game.
The point of Moscow's campaign is not necessarily to help Mr. Trump or Mr. Sanders get to the presidency in 2020; it's to sow discord and undermine the institutions of American democracy, making presidential elections here seem no more credible than the ones keeping Mr. Putin in office.
Her indictment aside, Brown has been described by journalists who cover veterans policy as "frequently confused about the issues despite being on the committee for over two decades," whereas Walz has been described as "a more credible voice on Veterans Affairs" and "the top veterans advocate" on the Committee.
"We will continue to work on the debris ... we are committed to continue with the search for the debris, and from today on we hope we can get more credible evidence," Liow told a news conference on the dock where the last search vessel is now moored after ending its voyage.
On the other hand, if you come forward and you work in a company's press department and you tell us that your company is cooking its books, the SEC might wonder how you know, whereas if you approach us with someone who works in accounting, your tip might seem more credible.
For those who might not be able to discern which results are more credible, getting a false positive from an at-home kit and a negative from the lab might lead to unnecessary, life-altering surgery in the event that fear or misguidedness outweighs the assurance of a medical professional.
"I'm not sure I'd want to be a celebrity physician," said the celebrity physician, an assertion made somewhat more credible in light of the fact that, unlike his competition, he employs no publicist, has a negligible social media presence and has yet to make breakfast appearances at a department store.
The elder Mr. Skelos, who is accused of bribery, extortion and conspiracy, may effectively be wagering that jurors will find his word as a long-serving Republican state senator and former Albany power broker more credible than that of the other witnesses, several of whom have plea agreements with the government.
"If we accept that other major powers, including allies ... put themselves in a situation to decide our diplomacy, security for us, and sometimes even make us run the worst risks, then we are not more sovereign and we cannot be more credible to public opinion," Macron said at an event in Germany, Thursday.
"We will continue to work on the debris ... we are committed to continue with the search for the debris, and from today on we hope we can get more credible evidence," said Liow at a news conference on the dock where the last search vessel is now moored after ending its voyage.
After more credible talk than ever that changes to the four-team format were imminent — or, at least, that discussions of changes to the four-team format were imminent — the playoff board chairman released a statement hours before Monday's game pushing back strongly against such talk (and even talk of such talk).
In an email to Religion News Service, Jerry Falwell Jr. was not much more circumspect: "It comes down to a question who is more credible in the eyes of the voters — the candidate or the accuser," said Jerry Falwell Jr., the president of evangelical Liberty University who has endorsed Trump and Moore, both Republicans.
While it will not be easy to overcome the fallout of provoking a thin-skinned dictator, the United States might now have a chance to focus on a more credible strategy: a deal that constrains, even if it does not immediately eliminate, North Korea's nuclear and missile programs without offering unacceptable concessions in return.
While others have tried — most memorably Don Blankenship, a mining executive and ex-convict who ran unsuccessfully for a Senate seat in West Virginia — a Grimm victory would supply a more credible blueprint: Crying "fake news" and telling off enemies is a start, but charisma counts, and abiding ties to constituents do not hurt, either.
READ: Bernie Sanders wants to remind you he's the O.G. democratic socialist Bullock is the only candidate in the race who's won a Trump state, and is viewed by many pundits as a more credible dark-horse candidate than a number of other Democrats who will be onstage in Miami on June 26 or 27.
Deepfake technology could take a bogus conspiracy theory – like "pizzagate," which falsely claimed a Washington, D.C. pizzeria was the center of a child sex ring operated by Hillary Clinton and her campaign chairman – and make it appear even more credible, confusing the media and voters alike and sowing further discord among political parties, constituents and even families.
We expect that through a controlled collision between two unicorns, between a unicorn and an equivalent high-value public enterprise, or even between two high-value public companies, there will be a positive transformation: a bigger and more credible merged entity providing better services and generating more revenue than the services and combined revenue of each company operating alone.
Despite the fact that defense and intelligence experts agree that Russian hacking and meddling present a clear and present danger, our commander in chief continues to deny the evidence, takes Putin's word as more credible than all our national intelligence agencies combined, and refuses to even admit directly that Russia is responsible for meddling in our elections.
Of course Timbaland was already a legendary hip-hop producer—thanks to his work with Aaliyah and Missy—way before he was tapped by Furtado, but coupled with Justin Timberlake's FutureSex/LoveSounds, which came out a few months later, Loose was the album that made him the go-to guy for pop singers craving a fresher, more credible sound.
To the Editor: Even if Michael R. Bloomberg's apology is genuine and most sincere, it would have been much more credible if he had offered it to a carefully selected group of black and Latino victims of his stop-and-frisk policy instead of to a gathering at the Christian Cultural Center, a black megachurch, in Brooklyn.
Roy Moore, the GOP nominee for the special election to fill the Senate vacancy left by Jeff Sessions's accession to the Cabinet, faced more credible allegations of sexual misconduct and abandonment by the national GOP — even as the state party turns against him and polls for the first time show him with a real chance of losing.
" In her own interview Wednesday night with Conway, Rachel Maddow scoffed at the veracity of this letter and pressed Trump to release more records: "If he was elected, Donald Trump would be the oldest person to ever be sworn in as president ... doesn't he owe it to the American people to release an actual medical report, a more credible, more complete statement?
Pop has always been commercially successful, but until relatively recently it was rarely viewed as being worth critical attention, its output somehow outside the more "credible" remits of commentary (perhaps this in some ways related to its typical audience of young women, whose interests are rarely accepted into the cultural consciousness with any seriousness, though responsible for launching many careers).
A significant number of these threats have come from teenagers making violent promises from the perceived anonymity of the internet, and several more credible threats were racially motivated: A 35-year-old man was arrested in Seattle after threatening to kill people and calling for the "extermination" of Hispanics, and a self-described white nationalist threatened to attack an Ohio-area Jewish center.
"Free trading isn't a new theme in the industry, but the cadence of announcements from firms offering zero commission trades seems to be picking up, and we also note that many of these companies have more credible platforms (and capital behind them) than the offerings of the past," said JMP Securities' Devin Ryan in a note to clients last month.
"Such a decision would both increase uncertainty about the timing of Fed moves (thus discouraging leveraged risk-taking in financial markets financed by short term funding) and create a more credible option to hike more than four times a year if needed — the market would read it as hawkish," Krishna Guha, an economist at Evercore ISI, said in a recent note.
President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is now at work creating a more credible emergency with his administration of the Affordable Care Act.
To my eye, what the release of the transcript of the Ukraine call did is the exact opposite of what Trump claimed it did: It made the whistleblower seem all the more credible Now, to be clear: Simply because one piece of the whistleblower complaint seems to be borne out by what we know actually happened doesn't mean the entire report is as accurate.
Alicia Levine, chief strategist at BNY Mellon Investment Management, said the FDA approval of the Roche test for the coronavirus and the CEOs being with President Trump during his speech makes his statements about expanding testing much more credible: "This feels more realistic — the fact that you had CEOs out there saying it's approved and it works … People will start getting tested and this is real," Levine said.
But if Haley's English-language response was a glimpse of what the Republican Party might look like if it cared a little bit less about pacifying Trump and his supporters — or, for that matter, what it will look like in the general election — Diaz-Balart's Spanish one was an illustration of how much stronger and more credible the party's Latino outreach would be with such a message to build on.
The more Kim comes across as the aggrieved party clinging to nukes out of paranoia and President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE as the aggressor motivated by machismo and megalomania, the more credible will the North's unreasonable demands sound.
For most North Korea watchers there is little shock that Pyongyang has not stopped its missile and nuclear programs given how hard they fought to develop them, and how crucial they are when it comes to any future talks with the U.S. "It is not a surprise that North Korea may continue to develop its missile capabilities to make its threat to the U.S. more credible," Baohui Zhang, director of the Centre for Asian Pacific Studies at Lingnan University in Hong Kong, told VICE News.
The anger in Europe, however, is not so much about the cost of renewed sanctions as about the total, humiliating disdain for the Europeans' arguments, and, by extension, for the trans-Atlantic alliance and all it has stood for since World War II. If Europeans allowed other powers, including allies, to make security decisions for them, "then we are no more sovereign and we cannot be more credible to public opinion," Mr. Macron said in a statement that echoed the sentiments of many of his European neighbors.

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