The interview team found her detailed allegations to be credible.
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The allegations were found to be credible, the church said.
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But Irwin did not believe that theory to be credible.
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Many Republicans do not find Swetnick's allegations to be credible.
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But I think his testimony is going to be credible.
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They said Swetnick's could well be credible -- or perhaps not.
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The threat has to be credible for this to work.
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A preliminary Vatican investigation found the allegation to be credible.
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The FBI did not consider her claims to be credible.
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To be credible, the tribunal must be independent and tough-minded.
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Mueller would not answer whether he found Trump to be credible.
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Ms. Merchasin said she found all the accounts to be credible.
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The FBI says that all the confessions appear to be credible.
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But if deterrence is to be effective, America's threats must be credible.
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Such a pledge by Kim needs to be credible, realistic and verifiable.
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But many lawmakers from both parties found the woman to be credible.
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The secretary has proven herself to not be credible on these issues.
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Perhaps the FBI would not have found his story to be credible.
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"We need commitments that have to be credible," he told a news conference.
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"We need commitments that have to be credible," he told a news conference.
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But first it has to be credible with much greater efforts at home.
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The coalition also found 17 other reports of civilian casualties to be credible.
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I believe the investigators have found her to be credible, candid, and helpful.
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" I prefer to be credible and say: "We are all on a journey.
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The President must be credible on a seemingly incredibly sudden change of perspective.
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Intelligence Community Inspector General Michael Atkinson found the whistleblower complaint to be credible.
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"This court frankly does not find that claim to be credible," Swain said.
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"It simply wouldn't be credible for the UK to ever contemplate rejoining," he said.
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But it is just as important for that information to be credible and accurate.
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She has to be credible, internally consistent, and fortified against attacks by the government.
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For nuclear deterrence to work, the possibility of a nuclear response must be credible.
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The Times notes that the company investigated, and found the claim to be credible.
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" The officer's actions, as recorded, appeared to him to be "credible and legally protected.
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She filed a complaint, and the company's investigation found her account to be credible.
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We have to be credible by also showing we are ready to defend ourselves.
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Only then will he be credible in telling the rest of Washington how to behave.
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But to be credible it would need hundreds of billions of dollars at its disposal.
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Rabobank, a Dutch bank, says that American counter-threats are not perceived to be credible.
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It examines 24 scenarios for 100 percent renewable energy with enough detail to be credible.
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The remaining six reports were deemed to be credible, resulting in 13 more civilian deaths.
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"I think his testimony is going to be credible," Rogers predicted of Comey on CNN.
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Experts on the isolated nuclear capable country's missile programme believe the claims to be credible.
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Reported sightings of her on a nearby road appeared to be credible, too, he added.
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However, for this research to be credible, it must be completely independent of these sponsors.
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By the ghastly logic of mutual assured destruction (MAD), deterrence must be unconditional to be credible.
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The FBI did not consider Avenatti's client to be credible and did not investigate her allegations.
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For this to be credible, the EU would have to agree that Brexit could be reversed.
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The coalition determined seven additional reports of civilian casualties caused by coalition strikes to be credible.
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Experts on the isolated and nuclear capable country's missile program believe the claims to be credible.
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They don't have to be credible or local—they just have to have the right tone.
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Only three were deemed by prosecutors to be credible and within the relevant statute of limitations.
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The association with Mr. Moore troubled some women evangelicals who found his accusers to be credible.
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On initial review, the Department of Homeland Security found his fear of persecution to be credible.
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"Sports should stand aside from political systems because otherwise it will not be credible," he said.
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The latest report examined 28503 reports of civilian casualties and found just seven to be credible.
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But only "mild" Republican affiliations, because the investigation has to be credible to Democrats as well.
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It means you have to be credible in your ability to reduce the burden of the debt….
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Thus, to be credible, a supernatural religion would have to be one that provided reasonable answers, i.e.
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This week, the opposition withdrew from the electoral commission, citing doubts that the vote would be credible.
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Neither the political nor the religious left can be credible if they refuse to denounce Ortega now.
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No peace talks can be credible if he or his platform are included in the opposition side.
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The idea that harassment &assault has to be reported immediately in order to be credible is ridiculous.
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The warring between parties led an official to say that the repeat might not be credible, either.
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Forty percent found HuffPo to be not credible, while 37 percent found the publication to be credible.
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The opposition say the vote cannot be credible unless the IEBC is reformed and its commissioners changed.
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For one, Simpson said he had full confidence in Steele's work and found it to be credible.
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Asked on ABC's "This Week" whether she thought the FBI investigation would be credible, Hawaii Democratic Sen.
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To be credible, any FBI investigation must be allowed to run its course without any high-level interference.
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"We have a deal," one official involved in the negotiations said, adding it would be credible for markets.
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McCabe, Grassley said, is too much of a partisan in support of Democrats and will not be credible.
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But the criticism, to be credible and effective, must be scrupulously fair, and the commission's report is not.
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The coalition reviewed 2023 reports of civilian casualties in the September report and found eight to be credible.
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If the information supporting the allegation is determined to be credible, USAFRICOM will determine the next appropriate step.
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DAVOS-FRENCH FINANCE MINISTER LE MAIRE SAYS DIGITAL TAX BASED ON AN OPTIONAL BASIS WOULD NOT BE CREDIBLE
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That might be credible if, say, the former New York Police Department commissioner Ray Kelly gets the job.
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"The commission does not find Ms. Cater or any of her claims to be credible," the letter said.
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She eventually reported the incident to the company's Human Resources division, and her testimony was found to be credible.
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According to the Times, Rubin received a $90 million exit package despite what Google believed to be credible allegations.
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"If she is too out of the box, it might even undermine her ability to be credible," said Singer.
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"You don't get to be an MI6 officer unless you're fully vetted and found to be credible," Stigall said.
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However, his estimates of those demand effects are far too large to be credible—even given Friedman's own assumptions.
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Mr. Fairfax's suggestion that The Washington Post found me not to be credible was deceitful, offensive, and profoundly upsetting.
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Local and foreign rights groups, along with several Western governments, had agreed that the polls would not be credible.
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Local and foreign rights groups, along with several Western governments, had agreed that the election would not be credible.
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Eurogroup President Mario Centeno told Reuters over the weekend that the Greek debt deal will be credible to markets.
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Paul Melly, Associate Fellow at the Chatham House Africa Programme, said Bongo's reform pitch would no longer be credible.
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What you wind up with is a murky mix of information that has just enough truth to be credible.
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Ford was everything Republicans in Congress and supporters of Brett Kavanaugh callously feared she would be: credible and compelling.
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"In order for it to be credible there has to be some sort of workable option," Mr. Narang said.
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The seven reports that the coalition found to be credible were from self-reports, social media or news reports.
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Yet no leader will be credible if he or she always comes away empty-handed at the negotiating table.
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A sexual discrimination and sexual harassment Title IX investigation found accusations against Yesner from nine women to be credible.
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Mr. Fairfax's suggestion that The Washington Post found me not to be credible was deceitful, offensive, and profoundly upsetting.
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But Theresa May should give us the reasons why she wants the delay and these reasons must be credible.
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"We need commitments which have to be very concrete, which have to be credible," the former French finance minister said.
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But more importantly, I've approached the case as an attorney and a reporter, and found her allegations to be credible.
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After she was deemed to be credible and convincing even by conservative pundits, investors turned bearish on Mr Kavanaugh's odds.
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The FBI deemed the threat not to be credible after meeting with the individual who sent it, the source said.
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To be credible, the possibility of such a switch would have to be announced well in advance of prices falling.
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She stated that she would report such an offer to the FBI if she found it to be credible (p165).
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USADA said the CAS panel of arbitrators found del Moral's testimony in the case to be credible, truthful and useful.
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Such denials would be credible if McMaster's comments sounded out of character for senior members of Trump's national security team.
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" Farrow adds that he met with a reporter and an attorney and found all of Dylan's claims "to be credible.
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Mueller also deemed Cohen's information to be "credible and consistent" with other evidence discovered in his investigation into Russian interference.
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"The point is, the analysis has to be credible and correspond to factual data," Nazara said in a text message.
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Why would it be credible to give up the licensing revenue from company A now, when it wasn't credible before?
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The reparations were only paid to those whose claims were found to be credible after a months-long vetting process.
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Warren's claim to be of Native American descent may no longer be credible, but being a woman checks that box.
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Nuclear threats are simply not believable; the consequences of using the weapons are seen as too great to be credible.
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The Brooklyn District Attorney's Office interviewed the alleged victim and found her to be credible, the law enforcement official said.
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Models aimed at providing serious policy evaluations need to include these characteristics for their results to be credible and reliable.
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The company told the magazine it did not print it because it did not find McDougal's story to be credible.
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These allegations don't really seem to need to be credible, nor could they likely eventually result in charges against anyone.
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German union Verdi said speculation about 20,000 job cuts at the bank did not appear to be credible, Handelsblatt reported.
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Analysts and some investors would like to see a staff reduction of more than 10% for the overhaul to be credible.
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But her fifth-place finish was close enough to Biden to be credible, and in New Hampshire she may eclipse him.
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For the Martian ship to be credible, you needed to believe she was an engineer and had fought as a soldier.
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"In light of these provocative acts, our combined defense posture must be robust and our deterrence must be credible," he added.
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The witnesses are all widely believed to be credible and nonpartisan, and have all served under both Republican and Democratic administrations.
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A Google investigation found her claim to be credible and then-CEO Larry Page asked Rubin to resign, the Times reported.
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But Mr. Atkinson, a Trump appointee, nevertheless concluded that the allegations appeared to be credible and identified two layers of concern.
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"Once the Mueller Report was released, The Times knew that any claims of conspiracy would not be credible," the lawsuit said.
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In normal times, those who believed the president colluded with the Kremlin could be reassured that the investigation would be credible.
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But high-profile corruption cases "won't be credible until there's action taken against Kolomoisky," said Mr. Danylyuk, the former Zelensky adviser.
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The inspector general of the intelligence community, Michael Atkinson, had determined the complaint to be credible and urgent, the Post reported.
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Another set of allegations against Officer Pantaleo that were found to be credible involved a vehicle stop and search in 2011.
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In addition, both the Trump-appointed intelligence community inspector general and acting director of intelligence deemed the complaint to be credible.
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The list is based on cases in which allegations of child sex abuse have been admitted, established or determined to be credible.
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The article said a Google investigation found her claim to be credible and then-CEO Larry Page allegedly asked Rubin to resign.
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"He is really spending a lot of time and energy to make sure he has enough resources to be credible," Beyer said.
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Tor hired an independent investigator to look into the allegations against Appelbaum, including Komlo's, and found them to be credible, Steele explained.
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They must be credible not only in their recall of details but also in the way in which they present their accusations.
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The officer checks off a box in the report saying he finds the claims Angelica and Jesús have made to be credible.
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The story is too pat to be credible, but there are some very good performances, especially by Margo Martindale as the mother.
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In New York, he says, he made contact with several lawyers who said recently that they found his story to be credible.
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"I think he just wanted people to just think for themselves and be credible for their actions," J.J. Horner told CBS News.
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But if Republicans want their accusations to be credible, they should wait until that report is released and such findings are detailed.
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"Sports should stand aside from political systems because otherwise it will not be credible," said Olsson, a former general secretary of UEFA.
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Senate Democrats sent the bureau a list of two dozen witnesses they insisted must be interviewed for an inquiry to be credible.
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For those promises to be credible, the international community cannot allow crimes of the magnitude of the Khmer Rouge to pass unaddressed.
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Daniels said she planned to fire Avenatti as her lawyer if the domestic violence allegations against him turned out to be credible.
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Per Manfred, the league interviewed 68 witnesses -- including 23 current and former Astros players -- and found the cheating allegations to be credible.
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To be credible, the Russia investigation cannot simply take witnesses at their word, or accept baseless assertions of privilege where none apply.
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The ICIG received a complaint on August 12th, determined it to be credible, then sent it to the ODNI on August 26th.
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A Google investigation found her claim to be credible and then-CEO Larry Page asked Rubin to resign, according to the Times.
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It seemed aimed, as with many Russian disinformation campaigns, at muddying the waters around the issue without necessarily claiming to be credible.
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May's threat of the abyss for the U.K. economy in the event of a no-deal Brexit would appear to be credible.
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"They had other intelligence about this matter from an internal Trump campaign source and ... they believed Chris' information might be credible," Simpson testified.
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But many centrist voters think the change of tone is too late to be effective, and the turnaround too drastic to be credible.
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Some critics said "Silvio Berlusconi" was too over-the-top to be credible, but the skit was convincing enough to fuel Italian feminism.
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Indeed, it paints an ominous picture of a President who fundamentally misunderstands the apolitical independence the FBI requires to be credible and effective.
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The president blames Michael Atkinson, whom he appointed, for finding the anonymous whistle-blower's complaint on his interactions with Ukraine to be credible.
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Presumably, to be effective, a nuclear deterrent force would need to be credible to an adversary, but credibility is also a psychological term.
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McCarrick was removed from public ministry in August after church officials deemed allegations that he had sexually abused a minor to be credible.
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"That kind of easy relationship would not be credible to a broad audience 10 years ago," said Mr. Gregory, 38, who is gay.
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Mueller, in a court filing, deemed Cohen's information to be "credible and consistent" with other evidence unearthed in the investigation into Russian interference.
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"We must also remember that America's support for democracy and human rights must apply universally if it is to be credible," he said.
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The same day, the man in charge of the election, Wafula Chebukati, admitted that he couldn't guarantee that the poll would be credible.
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"Both banks presented business plans which were deemed not to be credible by the E.C.B.," the central bank said Friday in a statement.
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Her case was picked up by SafeSport in 2017, which found her claims and those of Ms. Gilbert and others to be credible.
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He further testified that he found the whistleblower to be "credible," and that Trump had not asked about the identity of the individual.
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" That's one of the criteria, and the boards or hiring managers always say, "Will he or she be credible and retain our team?
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His information is believed by the government to be credible and has been corroborated upon further investigation, according to one senior federal security official.
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US intelligence agencies checked out the former MI6 operative and his vast network throughout Europe and found him and his sources to be credible.
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After an investigation into the claims found them to be credible, Google's then-chief executive Larry Page reportedly asked Rubin to submit his resignation.
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The dissolution of the party has been condemned by Western aid donors who have said the general election in July cannot now be credible.
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"Our government believes that for a national statistical agency to be credible, there must be a high degree of professional independence," Bains told reporters.
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Taylor, a former Navy SEAL, told Berman that he didn't find Moore's denials to be credible and said he wouldn't be "comfortable" supporting him.
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For Trump's threat to be credible, we would have to assume that he is willing to sacrifice millions of South Koreans, Japanese, and Americans.
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Tammy Duckworth said she found Spletstoser's testimony to be credible, telling reporters last week that it was a "really tragic" and "very emotional" situation.
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Bob Packwood resigned in 1995 after an ethics investigation found allegations that he had harassed and assaulted members of his staff to be credible.
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It also wrote that despite Steele's reason for conducting the research into Trump's ties to Russia, the FBI found his work to be credible.
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Secondly, the House hearings have made it abundantly clear that Atkinson made the only reasonable judgment possible in finding the whistleblower complaint to be credible.
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After Google investigated the claims and found them to be credible, Rubin left the company, but not before being awarded a $90 million exit package.
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"For its investigations to be credible, the commission must be independent and able to conduct its work in a transparent and impartial manner," Shamdasani said.
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Without commenting on whether the result would have been affected, the court said that the process of counting votes was too flawed to be credible.
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"It is extremely difficult to be credible with the storytelling that will bring the youth back to where we want them to be," he concluded.
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In addition to the Mosul building collapse, the coalition found 15 other reports of civilian casualties in January, February, March and April to be credible.
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If they believe her account to be credible, the FBI will then take further steps, including possibly subpoenaing the cellphone records of her and Adams.
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Oil prices have risen by around 2628 percent since OPEC declared a deal, reaching $28500/barrel, suggesting that markets find the proposals to be credible.
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On Monday, Senate Judiciary Democrats released a list of more than two-dozen witnesses they said must be interviewed for the investigation to be credible.
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"That informant may not be credible but you can't just brush it (the plot) away," Shiral Lakthilaka, the president's coordinating secretary and adviser, told Reuters.
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If the asylum officer deems the immigrant's fear to be "credible," she's put into standard immigration court proceedings to plead her asylum case more fully.
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It does not say whether it considered those denials to be credible, given the amount of publicity related to the rollover in the technology industry.
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After an internal inquiry, the prosecutors had decided that they did not find the new statements by Ms. McCulloch and Mr. Avitto to be credible.
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Such a vision is most likely to be credible if it includes an honest reckoning with the coalition government's failures over the past four years.
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The nation's top elections official, Wafula Chebukati, said he didn't think the vote would be credible, because of political interference in the election commissions work.
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He said he was innocent, but an investigation by the Church found the allegations to be credible and substantiated, the archdiocese said in a statement.
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The United States and the European Union, which have helped fund past Cambodian elections, refused this year, saying that the vote will not be credible.
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This work never reaches most of the people convinced by the original stories, and it likely wouldn't be credible to them even if it did.
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"The Italian budget needs to be credible, credible at a nominal level but also credible in terms of the structural reforms that are required," he said.
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The dissolution of the party and arrest of Kem Sokha have been condemned by Western aid donors who have said the election cannot now be credible.
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The church announced June 20 that allegations were found to be "credible" that McCarrick fondled an altar boy in New York more than 40 years ago.
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Threats to suspend the Privacy Shield arrangement if it's judged to not be functioning as intended can only be credible if they are actually carried out.
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The panel is thus left in the uncomfortable position of having heard contradictory evidence from witnesses that, in the main, it has found to be credible.
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Given this, does anybody really think the Republican electorate is going to find Mitch McConnell and his super PAC to be credible messengers when attacking Bannon?
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Details of the allegations are unclear -- no police report was ever filed -- but what is known is the MLB clearly found the accusations to be credible.
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Since then, Pelosi has changed her tune, meeting Tuesday with another Conyers accuser, Melanie Sloan, and announcing afterward that she found Sloan's story to be credible.
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You have to be very cautious, though, because credibility of [the first] victim can be undermined by using someone who later turns out to not be credible.
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Finance chief Philippe Marien and Bouygues Telecom head Olivier Roussat would be credible candidates to replace Martin Bouygues as CEO under such a scenario, the sources said.
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" The committee "did not find Representative Kihuen's denials on these matters to be credible, especially when considered next to strong documentary and testimonial evidence to the contrary.
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A spokesperson for the NYPD told PEOPLE they found her claims to be "credible," adding that they have already been able to corroborate aspects of her story.
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When West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin, a Democrat, announced he would be voting to confirm Kavanaugh, he first stated that he found Ford's testimony to be credible.
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But their discovery didn't receive much attention because the finds were considered too old to be credible and because they were found in such an unusual setting.
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A reunited firm, with the film studio, would have enough size and global clout to be credible in an industry where its competitors operate at massive scale.
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This is the first test of its tighter rules, and if they are bent out of shape to suit Mr Renzi they will no longer be credible.
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"Let us be clear that they are still allegations, but as your shepherd I find them to be credible," the conservative Bishop Joseph Strickland of Tyler, Tex.
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Mr. Owiti said he was skeptical that the elections would be credible, having already spotted the names of two dead people, both acquaintances, on the voting register.
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Any future peace agreement will only be credible and sustainable if it safeguards the human rights of all Afghans and continues to advance this hard-won progress.
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The report prepared by House lawyers deemed the consultant's statements to be credible and corroborated by other people she spoke to at the time the events occurred.
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For the first time many women felt empowered to speak up about their own experiences because society took them seriously and took their claims to be credible.
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Speaking at a round table in Arizona, President Trump called the Saudi attorney general's statement regarding Jamal Khashoggi a "great first step" and believes it to be credible.
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"We are curious to see if there will be credible zero subsidy bids", the Ministry of Economic Affairs' energy director Sandor Gaastra told a recent conference in Amsterdam.
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But to be credible — and cautious — we should assume that 28500 percent ($6900 billion) of this tax benefit is used by students enrolled in our nation's proprietary schools.
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The Saudi explanation was immediately rejected by many world leaders and members of Congress, but Trump said last Friday he found the Saudi's initial investigation to be credible.
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Intelligence Chief Thomas Galati said that the department was tracking 17 threats, many of them posted on Twitter and Facebook, but that none were believed to be credible.
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H. R. McMaster, believes that for Mr. Trump's warnings to North Korea to be credible, the United States must have well-developed military plans, according to those officials.
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Although Ms. Krueger said she did not initially ask which senator was involved, to avoid any potential bias, she said she immediately found Ms. Vladimer to be credible.
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In a statement issued from New York, she said the election staff members feared for their safety, and she warned that the poll results would not be credible.
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This week, the church learned why: Father Crowley had been accused of sexual abuse, including of a minor, and the claim was found to be credible and substantiated.
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It says if the inspector general deems a complaint to be credible and present an urgent concern, the intelligence director shall send it to Congress within seven days.
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An investigation by the Archdiocese of New York found the allegations against McCarrick to be "credible and substantiated" and handed the matter over to law enforcement last year.
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Lebanon's Armed Forces (LAF) has proven to be credible and independent from outside interference, as it protects Lebanon's borders against threats from the Islamic State and al Qaeda.
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There was intelligence believed to be credible over the last six months that Baghdadi traveled to the Mosul, Iraq, area at least twice, a second U.S. official tells CNN.
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The Defending American Security from Kremlin Aggression Act (DASKAA) has the potential to be an effective deterrent to bad Russian behavior, but to be credible it needs two things.
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Read more: Kenya's election chief fears presidential vote won't be credible Odinga: Vote is a 'sham' The Kenyatta government claimed that about 7.5 million Kenyans turned out to vote.
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Intelligence Community Inspector General (ICIG), Michael Atkinson, determined the whistleblower's complaint to be credible and of "urgent concern" and two weeks after receiving it, he submitted it to Maguire.
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"Recently, I have been made aware of what I believe to be credible evidence or credible information regarding potential terrorist infiltration through the southern border regarding this incident," Rep.
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Senior State Department officials have previously refused to say on the record whether they find the allegations that Turkey has violated its agreements with the US to be credible.
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James Baker, the former FBI general counsel, told CNN's Wolf Blitzer that any argument that Giuliani was not acting at the behest of the President would not be credible.
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"I am saddened that we live in a world where every threat could be credible," Randy Hughes, superintendent of McAlester Public Schools, said in a statement following the arrest.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde said on Saturday accountability, transparency and effective communication were key components for central banks to be credible in delivering their mandates.
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The alternative strategy of setting a fixed rate and hoping that capital outflows would then come to a halt would hardly be credible in the present situation of heightened uncertainty.
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However, this system will have to involve an irreversible ceding of power if it is to be credible, and to create the trust that Facebook is now so sorely lacking.
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"Mr Bompard will probably get the benefit of the doubt for now, but for his turnaround to be credible he will soon need to demonstrate a topline turnaround," he added.
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Ms. Ferraro was quizzed relentlessly about arms control and about whether she could even be credible as the commander in chief should she have to step up and be president.
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Of the remaining 19 that have been determined to be credible, eight have been announced so far, and the U.S. is planning to announce the results of nine more cases.
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To be credible, its offer had to provide for a contiguous state in most of the West Bank and not one largely segmented in roughly two-thirds of the territory.
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Which is another way of saying that there will be no general interest news outlets that report breaking news and feature stories in ways that will be credible or satisfactory.
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The Vatican has barred an 87-year-old cardinal from exercising his priestly ministry after an investigation found a sexual abuse claim leveled against him to be credible, it announced Wednesday.
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After attacking Schiff, Trump turned his fire on the intelligence community whistleblower who first sounded the alarm about Trump's dealings and the inspector general who found his account to be credible.
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Thousands of election monitors have fanned out across the country to observe a process that the opposition says is biased against them despite electoral commission assurances that it will be credible.
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Certainly, recurring statements on the part of Iranian leaders that they could destroy Israel could only be credible if Tehran were capable of firing nuclear-tipped missiles at the Jewish state.
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She has thrown progressive crumbs to Sanders supporters, but clearly not enough to be credible as a candidate with integrity who will maintain her values and keep her promises if elected.
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Too much happens too quickly in "The Hollars" for the story to be credible, but the film has some likable qualities, among them the fun of seeing actors in unexpected roles.
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Cynics, including many bankruptcy lawyers, will say that a plan that is credible to a banking regulator might not be credible to a bankruptcy lawyer, or more important, a bankruptcy judge.
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The state auditor opened an investigation in January and found the allegations to be "credible," according to the auditor's office, which is now taking a closer look at the city's finances.
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The outcome of the trial, the first to be mounted by prosecutors working for Mr. Mueller, may well hinge on whether or not the jury finds Mr. Gates to be credible.
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Their North Korea gambit is to so increase the nuclear threat against the United States, that U.S. security guarantees to Japan, South Korea and other allies will no longer be credible.
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After an internal House investigation in March found Ms. Toohil's complaints to be credible — along with those of another woman, a political consultant — Republican leaders called on Mr. Miccarelli to resign.
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Schiff said on "Anderson Cooper 360" Monday night that the intelligence community inspector general's found the complaint to be "credible" and of "urgent concern," conditions that, Schiff says, require congressional notification.
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One of those engineers, Isis Wenger, was targeted and harassed as a result: She didn't look sufficiently engineer-like to be credible to a certain population despite her actually being an engineer.
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"But even more troubling than that, I've been made aware of what I believe to be credible evidence, credible information, regarding terrorist infiltration through the southern border regarding this incident," he said.
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It has been up to government career employees to create a catalog that is widely expected to be credible and complete, said more than a dozen people with knowledge of the report.
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Atkinson deemed the complaint to be credible and "urgent," but has not received authorization to share even "the general subject matter" of the complaint with lawmakers, he told them in the Sept.
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And in addition to detailing the new allegation, the Times reporters who spent months digging into the Kavanaugh allegations also note they found two previous allegations made against him to be credible.
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Some of our sources do not wish to be named, and we grant anonymity when we know our sources to be credible and reliable, and that their story would otherwise not be told.
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The ratings are compiled from information provided by the brands themselves "that investment analysts would regard as likely to be credible," along with publicly available information, including scorecards and certification bodies, Renouf says.
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"While we appreciate NBC releasing the results of its internal investigation to the public, there needs to be an independent internal investigation for this to be credible," Press Forward said in a statement.
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"These attacks are being actively investigated by the FBI, and it is important to note that none of the threats of violence have thus far been judged to be credible, " explains the department.
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The demonstration came after a New York Times investigation revealed that Google paid Android leader Andy Rubin a $90 million exit package after finding sexual misconduct allegations made against him to be credible.
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The musical also calls for someone who can be credible both as a once-lighthearted teenager whose baby is taken away and as a self-restrained professional woman who has buried the past.
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One case, in 260, led to a financial settlement, the letter said; the other could not be corroborated because the woman involved would not cooperate, but the letter found it to be credible.
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Half of voters find sexual misconduct accusations against President Donald Trump to be credible, according to a new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll conducted against the backdrop of a national discussion on sexual harassment.
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Two FBI agents reportedly told Ramirez that they found her story to be credible, but said that their team could not conduct a full investigation without the support of the Republican-controlled Senate.
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At full strength, the Saints would be credible favorites on the road, but with Lattimore expected to be limited by an ankle injury, if he plays at all, the scale tips to Atlanta.
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Yet British lawmakers Crispin Blunt, Layla Moran and Paul Williams said they found reports by international rights groups and news media to be credible, describing the detainees' treatment as "cruel, inhuman and degrading".
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The problem is that it was based on cherry-picked intelligence that proved not to be credible, leading the US to launch a war based on faulty information and a misleading public pitch.
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In issuing and maintaining its ratings and in making other reports (including forecast information), Fitch relies on factual information it receives from issuers and underwriters and from other sources Fitch believes to be credible.
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" The Trump administration has so far refused to release the whistleblower complaint to Congress, despite the fact the Intelligence Community Inspector General (ICIG), Michael Atkinson, determined it to be credible and of "urgent concern.
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"We expect these sorts of attacks to continue as long as there are victims who will believe these threats to be credible, and be scared enough to send money to the attackers," it said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The European Union's Stability and Growth Pact must be credible and strictly applied, a German government spokesman said on Thursday when asked about the European Commission's disciplinary proceedings against Italy over rising debt.
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"Any redeployment would only be credible if all parties and the United Nations are able to observe and verify that it is in line with the Stockholm Agreement," the United Nations said in a statement.
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BRUSSELS, March 7 (Reuters) - Greece must introduce a pension reform that will be credible and make the budget sustainable in the medium term, the chairman of euro zone finance ministers Jeroen Dijsselbloem said on Monday.
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What we need is, I keep coming back to it, we need an FBI investigation," Hirono responded, before adding that she found accounts from another one of Kavanaugh's accusers, Christine Blasey Ford, to be "credible.
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Zaharan is believed to have been recruiting for ISIS, according to the New York Times, and experts told VICE News that they find the terror group's claim of responsibility for the attack to be credible.
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She said that she deemed a number of the posts on the private Facebook page to be "credible and verifiable," given her personal knowledge of the writers and the details of the flights they described.
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Such encounters are rarely witnessed by other people, she said, and jurors can have widely varied predispositions about what sort of a person is likely to be credible and what sort of behavior constitutes consent.
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For this dialogue to be credible and meaningful, these systemic issues need to make their way to the top of the list, with a renewed commitment to tackling them at senior levels of both governments.
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" The application actually shows that a Milwaukee County investigation found it to be "credible" that Clarke was "in excess of his lawful authority to direct his deputies to stop and question Black without legal justification.
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They found Ramirez's allegation to be credible, in part because their work showed that Yale students, as well as Ramirez's mother, had discussed the incident at the party in the weeks following Kavanaugh's alleged harassment.
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And it&aposs impossible to be credible and say at the same time, we are giving you all this cooperation, and when we find somebody who withholds stuff, we don&apost do anything to discipline them.
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Detectives have interviewed Boardwalk Empire actress Paz de la Huerta, who claims Weinstein raped her twice in 2010, and found her claims to be "credible," a spokesperson for the New York Police Department confirms to PEOPLE.
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Barnier, who is due to meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel for talks in Berlin on Thursday, said that the commitment, seen by Dublin as an essential guarantor of peace on the island, had to be credible.
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But euro zone policy-makers believe that to be credible to markets, it needs a backstop, in case it does not have enough cash at any given moment to finance the winding down of a bank.
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"Trump does poorly with women in their 6900s and needs to do a lot more on domestic violence to be credible to this group and on the issue," said Harvard CAPS-Harris co-director Mark Penn.
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The EU commissioner in charge of relations with would-be member states, such as Macedonia, condemned Ivanov's decision as contrary to the rule of law and questioned whether a general election planned soon could be credible.
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"How can you be credible to us when Ms. Wilson-Raybould gave us such clear consistent testimony of a pattern of interference in an independent prosecution?" asked legislator Charlie Angus of the left-leaning New Democrats.
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Ahead of the June 8 parliamentary election in Britain, it urged its users in the country to be skeptical of headlines that look unbelievable and to check other sources before sharing news that may not be credible.
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In New York City, detectives interviewed Boardwalk Empire actress Paz de la Huerta — who claims Weinstein raped her twice in 2010 — and found her story to be "credible," a spokesperson for the department previously confirmed to PEOPLE.
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According to the New York Post ... the woman -- who's in her 20s and lived in the same building as Porzingis -- reported the rape to police Thursday ... and The Post claims investigators consider her story to be credible.
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In New York City, detectives interviewed Boardwalk Empire actress Paz de la Huerta — who claims Weinstein raped her twice in 2010 — and found her story to be "credible," a spokesperson for the department previously confirmed to PEOPLE.
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The 10 accusations of inappropriate behavior, which were said to have taken place between 1986 and 2019, were found to be credible, in part because of the similarities of the details the women shared, the statement said.
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BERLIN, June 6 (Reuters) - The European Union's Stability and Growth Pact must be credible and strictly applied, a German government spokesman said on Thursday when asked about the European Commission's disciplinary proceedings against Italy over rising debt.
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As part of their investigation, the lawyers interviewed at least 11 of the 17 women who they knew had accused Mr. Moonves of misconduct or harassment and found their accounts to be credible, according to the report.
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"The bigger, more important, question is: If we were not willing to allow inflation to climb above 2 percent before raising rates this time, why would any price level target be credible in the future?" he said.
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It would give Beijing an excuse to crack down that would be credible with Mainland Chinese citizens, many countries in the world that are skeptical of Western intervention, and also a significant proportion of Hong Kong's people.
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Legal experts who have practiced in this field for decades, however, say they have never heard of a DNI overruling an IG assessment to send a complaint to Congress, particularly one found to be credible and urgent.
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Republicans joined Democrats in backing the release of the document, after many lawmakers argued that Trump's associates were defying a law calling for whistleblower complaints to be sent to Congress if they are found to be credible.
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The committee said earlier this month that the United Kingdom should aim to achieve the net zero goal by 2050, but warned that the government's policies will "have to ramp up significantly" for the target to be credible.
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Collins said in a speech explaining her vote on the Senate floor and in comments Sunday that she found Ford to be credible, but that there was not sufficient evidence to meet the "more likely than not" standard.
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"Democracy bids that as a political party, ZANU-PF must always compete for office through pitting itself against opposition parties in elections which must be credible, free, fair and transparent," Mnangagwa, 75, told the congress in downtown Harare.
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"What we're trying to do is not deny constitutional rights to a large group of individuals" who find themselves on watch lists despite the fact that there might not be credible evidence of potential criminal intentions, Collins said.
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In October, The Times reported that Google had provided a $90 million exit package to Andy Rubin, the creator of the Android mobile operating system, after an accusation of sexual harassment against him was found to be credible.
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Mr. Trump told reporters that he might discuss making some of the intelligence available to a skeptical public nearly 17 years after the war in Iraq began on the basis of intelligence that proved not to be credible.
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She said the United Nations report would not be credible unless it cited the leaders of the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, as well as the head of the Houthi movement, as responsible for the civilian massacres.
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If your correspondent doesn't actually go and hide the box of Legos every time he has to count to three, for example, his child will not find his threats to be credible, and will fail to respond to them.
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Corcoran, who is a real estate expert, also told Burnett that from her experiences working with Trump over the years, she finds the accusations of sexual misconduct that several women have brought against Trump this month to be credible.
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The Europeans seem content to have a woolly plan B, but Christine Lagarde, head of the fund, says it will "have to be legislated upfront, have to be credible, and have to be triggered with a degree of automaticity".
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"As the [recent] visit of Defense Secretary Mattis made clear, it is vital that the U.S. guarantees of extended deterrence be credible and visible, " said Sneider, referring to the American policy that it will defend Seoul under all circumstances.
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"Europe will only be credible as a common project on the day when Mr. Dijsselbloem stops being head of the Eurogroup and apologizes clearly to all the countries and peoples that were profoundly offended by his remarks," Costa said.
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In practice, that means that, if the intelligence committees and the executive branch disagree about the latter's disclosure obligations (as they do here), even when the inspector general finds a complaint to be "credible," we hit a legal impasse.
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"They told us to report the Yaks to Yik Yak, and if they were found to be credible, Yik Yak would then respond, which is not the case for any other threats of violence on campus," Ms. Musick said.
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But that message won't be credible unless and until the world hears it directly and unequivocally from Mr. Trump, who spent months on the campaign trail disparaging NATO and insisting that its members pay more for their own defense.
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Maguire finds loophole to keep whistleblower from Congress The acting DNI under Trump, Joseph Maguire, is not allowing the whistleblower's report to be shared with Congress, even though the IG found it to be credible and of urgent concern.
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"After that, the president and the secretary of State will make a determination as to what we deem to be credible and what actions we think we should take," said Kushner, who is also President Donald Trump's son-in-law.
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This Commission wants to be credible and stability is our road map … We don't want to penalize economies in recovery and we know that Portugal and Spain suffered from a severe crisis and the priority for them is to reduce unemployment.
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Last year, Google employees also staged a walkout after The New York Times reported that the company had paid its former Android leader Andy Rubin a $90 million exit package despite finding sexual misconduct allegations made against him to be credible.
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"In order to be credible, you have to get the message out via the methodologies that a community commonly uses," said Dr. Irwin Redlener, professor of health policy and management at the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University.
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Ending months of speculation about what would and wouldn't be included in a streaming package from the mouse house, yesterday's "investor day" satisfied public market investors that Disney's run at the current king of streaming video, Netflix, would be credible.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - The European Union has suspended funding for Cambodia's 2018 general election because the vote cannot be credible after the dissolution of the main opposition party, according to a letter sent to the national election committee on Tuesday.
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The documents showed the FBI informed the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court that officials believed Steele had been hired by someone looking for information to discredit Trump but noted the bureau thought his information to be credible based on his past assistance.
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Related: Kenya's election chief fears presidential vote won't be credible Ethnic tensions Violent clashes have broken out over the election, with 24 people killed in the immediate wake of the initial vote, according to the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights.
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Although the defense expert testified that discs containing the relevant Microsoft OS software had little or no value when unaccompanied by a product key or license, the district court explicitly stated that it did not find that testimony to be credible.
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Despite the lack of peer review and Invitae's potential role as a business competitor, genetic medicine experts not affiliated with Invitae said in interviews that they found the work to be credible, particularly as the company's findings echo other, smaller studies.
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Mr. Tritico said an initial investigation last summer by outside counsel for KIPP's Houston board had found the 210s allegation to not be credible, before a second investigation by WilmerHale, a law firm specializing in sexual misconduct, reversed that finding.
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It is important that the panel contain adequate representation of the range of viewpoints on this issue, and that the group be guided by the continually evolving science, not by any other factors, for the resulting guidelines to be credible.
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So, for this more-direct strategy to be credible—that is, for people to be convinced that no institution will be bailed out if it gets into trouble—it would have to involve very substantial reductions in the scales of the largest banks.
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The church notes that nobody who has been ordained since 2002 has been accused of sexual abuse against a minor, however since the charter's adoption that same year, 2 cases of sexual abuse involving minors and active clergy were determined to be credible.
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LONDON, Nov 8 (Reuters) - London's police force was guilty of dozens of serious failings in investigations into alleged historical child sex abuse by high-profile figures based on claims that turned out not to be credible, a damning report said on Tuesday.
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Washington (CNN)The Justice Department's inspector general said Wednesday that the FBI should have considered whether to end surveillance of Trump campaign aide Carter Page far earlier than it did, after learning that allegations of collusion against him might not be credible.
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"While this latest round of bomb threats to Jewish Community Centers and day schools across the country again appears to not be credible, we are nonetheless urging all Jewish institutions to review their procedures," said Jonathan A. Greenblatt of the ADL in a security advisory.
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He told me Italy has to be "credible in the ability to reduce the burden of debt," and that investors must perceive that credibility "starting now" to avoid the possibility that businesses and consumers start really feeling the impact of the state's high borrowing costs.
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The proximate cause for today's events was last week's blockbuster story in the New York Times, which reported that Android co-founder Andy Rubin had been granted a $25 million exit package despite the company finding a sexual assault allegation about him to be credible.
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The Verge spoke to Mnookin, who recently wrote a paper on the uncertain future of forensic science, about how forensic science is different from laboratory research, which techniques might be credible, and why she's not optimistic that the system is going to change anytime soon.
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WHISTLER, British Columbia (Reuters) - Euro zone lenders will put together a debt relief deal for Greece that will be credible to markets and involve a rescheduling of loans from the second Greek bailout, said Mario Centeno, chairman of the euro zone finance ministers group.
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With American warships cruising toward Korea, with American missiles recently landing in Syria and with world tensions on the rise, it is more necessary than ever that the public voice of the president to the media and the nation be credible, strong and trusted.
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While President Trump's threats to "totally destroy" North Korea and to meet it with "fire and fury" if it threatens the United States or its allies have been no short on drama, they have also been too vague and too sweeping to be credible.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — After his fellow commissioner fled the country, citing threats to her life, Kenya's top election official on Wednesday accused the nation's political parties of undermining the country's stability and warned that he was not confident that next week's presidential election would be credible.
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He offered guidelines for discerning an apparition: that the messages "conform to faith and good morals"; that the seer be "credible, disinterested, balanced"; that the message not deviate from church teachings or the instructions of prelates; and that conversions or healings result from the experience.
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Speaking ahead of a European Union summit, Conte said the budget needed to be "courageous" but also had to be credible in the eyes of financial markets, which sold off Italian bonds heavily over the summer on fears of a big jump in spending.
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"Brin, Page, and the rest of Alphabet's Board not only failed to disclose Rubin's sexual harassment and the fact that the Company found the allegations of harassment to be credible, but gave Rubin a hero's farewell party and paid him $90 million," the lawsuit reads.
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" Notwithstanding the two-man referral, the penultimate paragraph of the joint press release states: "It is the practice of the committee to notify the Justice Department whenever it comes across what appears to be credible evidence of a criminal violation that warrants further investigation….
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Thousands of Google employees walked out of offices around the world last year to protest a $90 million exit package Google reportedly paid to former Android leader Andy Rubin despite finding sexual misconduct claims against him to be credible, a New York Times investigation revealed.
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"I know you can't help but spread #fakenews @cnn, but now that you know the truth you should have the decency to retract the false story, make the correction, take down the bs tweet, and apologize to the 2 or 85033 people that still believe you to be credible," Trump Jr. wrote with the hashtag #yourewelcome I know you can't help but spread #fakenews @cnn, but now that you know the truth you should have the decency to retract the false story, make the correction, take down the bs tweet, and apologize to the 2 or 3 people that still believe you to be credible #yourewelcome https://t.
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The New York Police Department has been investigating the disgraced mogul, 65, since detectives interviewed Boardwalk Empire actress Paz de la Huerta — who claims Weinstein raped her twice in 2010 — and found her story to be "credible," a spokesperson for the department previously confirmed to PEOPLE.
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"It is the practice of the committee to notify the Justice Department whenever it comes across what appears to be credible evidence of a criminal violation that warrants further investigation by appropriate authorities based on information from any source, public or non-public," the statement read.
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Collins, in her speech explaining her vote for Kavanaugh's confirmation on the Senate floor Saturday, as well as in comments she made earlier Sunday, said she found Ford to be credible, but that there was not sufficient evidence to meet the "more likely than not" standard.
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There's a Catch-22 to these special-counsel extravaganzas: In order to be credible, they must be thorough, but in order to be thorough, they risk becoming unwieldy, appearing indiscriminate and taxing the patience and trust of voters to the point where they numbly tune out.
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S. intelligence agencies have now checked out the former British intelligence operative and his vast network throughout Europe and find him and his sources to be credible enough to include some of the information in the presentations to the president and president-elect a few days ago.
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In a letter from Atkinson alerting the acting intelligence chief to the whistleblower complaint in August, the inspector general disclosed that an initial review identified "some indicia of an arguable political bias" related to the whistleblower's allegation but that Atkinson nevertheless deemed the complaint to be credible.
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The problem facing the GOP establishment is that none of the center-right candidates — all of whom would be credible candidates and presidents — have emerged as front-runners for the anybody-but-Cruz mantle, which I recently referred to in a column as "Plan C." Sen.
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"We do not have sufficient confidence in the number that Uber has told us to go public on it," said Hancock, responding to questions put to him in parliament about the breach, and implying the government believes the figure Uber has provided is too small to be credible.
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In the letter, addressed to his followers and posted on a news website associated with the Archdiocese, Archbishop Gomez wrote that a more recent investigation by the archdiocese's independent Clergy Misconduct Oversight Board had found an allegation against the bishop of "misconduct with a minor" to be credible.
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Justice Department watchdog testifies before the Senate Homeland Security Committee The Justice Department's inspector general said the FBI should have considered whether to end surveillance of Trump 2016 campaign aide Carter Page far earlier than it did, after learning that allegations of collusion against him might not be credible.
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In order for the clergy to continue our work, in order for them to be credible to a world that has been so well-trained in reasons not to believe anything said by anyone in ministry, both ministry itself and the culture of the church need to change.
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" Video It continues: "Notwithstanding Source #1's reason for conducting the research into Candidate #1's ties to Russia, based on Source #1's previous reporting history with the FBI, whereby Source #1 provided reliable information to the FBI, the FBI believes Source #1's reporting herein to be credible.
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In particular, the Times reported that Google had handed Andy Rubin, who created Android mobile software, a $90 million exit package in 2014 — even though he'd been asked to resign after an investigation found an allegation that Rubin had coerced a female Google employee into oral sex to be credible.
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"[M]y understanding was that they believed Chris at this point — that they believed Chris's information might be credible because they had other intelligence that indicated the same thing and one of those pieces of intelligence was a human source from inside the Trump organization," Simpson told the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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But to be credible to Berlin, Mr. Macron needs to deliver on his promises to shake up France's economy — to produce growth, create jobs, reduce fiscal deficits and cut the size of the state, which currently eats up 57 percent of France's gross domestic product, compared with 44 percent in Germany.
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It was…for a rumour to be credible, it has to be an element of truth, yes we did a transaction with [inaudible] so if you put in the market that we are going to do [inaudible] investment bank, a lot of people will believe it, I have no control over that.
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"The still-unnamed whistleblower added that while they did not directly witness the described events, they found their colleagues' accounts of the events to be credible because "multiple officials recounted fact patters that were consistent with one another" and a "variety of information consistent with these private accounts has been reported publicly.
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" Maguire has faced immediate scrutiny in his role after the Office of the Director of National Intelligence refused to comply with a deadline to hand over the whistleblower complaint to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, which had been deemed by the intelligence community inspector general to be "credible and urgent.
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What has changed since then is that US intelligence agencies have now checked out the former British intelligence operative and his vast network throughout Europe and find him and his sources to be credible enough to include some of the information in the presentations to the President and President-elect a few days ago.
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That law, passed in 1998, states that if a whistleblower brings an "urgent concern" to the Office of the Intelligence Community Inspector General (ICIG), and the ICIG determines the complaint to be credible, he will forward it to the ODNI, which has seven days to forward it to the House and Senate intelligence communities.
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" School officials were notified, and after the threat was determined not to be credible, Winter Springs High School called parents with the message: "Parents, please remind your students that making comments of this nature, even if made in a joking manner, is something that will not be tolerated and will be immediately reported to Law Enforcement.
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"The whistleblower was not a direct witness to "most of the events described," according to the complaint, but found his or her colleagues' accounts to be credible because "in almost all cases, multiple officials recounted fact patterns that were consistent with another" and "a variety of information consistent with this private accounts has been reported publicly.
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Last week, Maguire refused to comply with a deadline to hand over a whistleblower complaint to the House Intelligence Committee that had been deemed by the intelligence community inspector general to be "credible and urgent," a conclusion that drove his push to provide Congress with the details and refer the matter to the Justice Department for consideration of criminality.
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As with end-to-end encryption protocols, for example, it's clear that for any technical audit solution to be credible DeepMind would need to open it up entirely — publishing detailed whitepapers and fully open sourcing all components, as well as having expert outsiders perform a thorough audit of its operation (likely on an ongoing basis, as the infrastructure gets updated/upgraded over time).
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It is telling that the backlash against the #MeToo movement, in the form of defamation and libel and aggressive defense lawyers, has sought to drag women back to the courtroom: a space they did not trust with the trauma of their abuse in the first place, a place where they are treated as though they cannot be credible witnesses to their own truths.
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Simpson, during the interview, said the FBI put its trust in Christopher Steele, the author of the Trump dossier: "My understanding was that they [the FBI] believed Chris at this point — that they believed Chris might be credible because they had other intelligence that indicated the same thing and one of those pieces of intelligence was a human source from inside the Trump organization," Simpson said.
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"In relation to the conduct of the police - and let's also recognize some of the violence on the ground they have got to deal with - but in relation to disproportionate actions, and overeactions, it is very clear that there is an independent police complaints council carrying out an inquiry, but the point I have made is it has to be credible," Raab told parliament.
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"In relation to the conduct of the police - and let's also recognise some of the violence on the ground they have got to deal with - but in relation to disproportionate actions, and overeactions, it is very clear that there is an independent police complaints council carrying out an inquiry, but the point I have made is it has to be credible," Raab told parliament.
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And the problem is, what needs to happen for anything to be credible, for any complete, verifiable, irreversible, in the phrase of the day, right, is the end of that regime, a change in character so profound that it&aposs effectively gone, that Kim presides as some titular head of a very different regime, which I think would bring his downfall, or that we simply get rid of them.
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While more respondents said they found Cohen's testimony to be credible than those who said it was not, the overall results suggest the high-profile appearance by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's former personal attorney is unlikely to be a political game-changer.
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"Essentially what [former MI6 agent Christopher Steele] told me was they had other intelligence about this matter from an internal Trump campaign source and that -- that they -- my understanding was that they believed Chris at this point -- that they believed Chris's information might be credible because they had other intelligence that indicated the same thing and one of those pieces of intelligence was a human source from inside the Trump organization," Simpson said.
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"Essentially what [Steele] told me was they had other intelligence about this matter from an internal Trump campaign source and that ... my understanding was that they believed Chris at this point — that they believed Chris's information might be credible because they had other intelligence that indicated the same thing and one of those pieces of intelligence was a human source from inside the Trump organization," Simpson said of a meeting Steele had with a bureau agent in September.
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCainMcCain's family, McCain Institute to promote #ActsOfCivility in marking first anniversary of senator's death Arizona poll shows Kelly overtaking McSally 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE (R-Ariz.) — called Ford's testimony a "worst case scenario" for Kavanaugh and his defenders "The worst-case scenario for his nomination was for Dr. Ford to do what she just did: to take the stand, to be traumatized, to be credible, and to be — she was more than sympathetic," Wallace said during the break in testimony.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll 6900 Democratic candidates support Las Vegas casino workers on debate day Sanders takes lead in new Hill/HarrisX poll MORE (D-Mass.) and Amy KlobucharAmy Jean Klobuchar2628 Democratic candidates support Las Vegas casino workers on debate day Democratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe What to watch in the debate tonight MORE (D-Minn.) have to win, place or show in the remaining February elections to get the resources to be credible in March.
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"Until the emissions scandal will be defintiely cloed we will not be able to go on and the automotive sector will not be able to maintain its position as leader sector in Europe," Bienkowska said, adding the Eu had to be "credible and transparent.. for the good of all" Egypt paid its $240 million financial obligation in January to Italian oil and gas company Eni to develop the biggest gas fields ever found in the Mediterranean, Rami Aboul Naga, assistant Sub Governor for foreign reserves at the Central Bank of Egypt, told state news agency MENA on Tuesday.
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The Post reported that the lawmakers' offices are planning follow-up interviews and that it isn't known to what extent the senators — Finance Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyOvernight Health Care: GOP senator says drug price action unlikely this year | House panel weighs ban on flavored e-cigs | New York sues Juul Top GOP senator: Drug pricing action unlikely before end of year Key Republicans say Biden can break Washington gridlock MORE (R-Iowa) and ranking member Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenHillicon Valley: Google to limit political ad targeting | Senators scrutinize self-driving car safety | Trump to 'look at' Apple tariff exemption | Progressive lawmakers call for surveillance reforms | House panel advances telecom bills Democrats raise privacy concerns over Amazon home security system Trump tax breaks for low-income neighborhoods draw scrutiny MORE (D-Ore.) — consider the whistleblower to be credible.
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