"Because it wasn't credible, it wasn't credible at all," Miller responded.
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" 'Credible fear' The issue at stake is what's known as "credible fear.
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But it has all been published by credible journalists in credible publications.
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Credible fear applications since 2007 -- 5,171 applications for credible fear asylum request.
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Credible explanations There are other credible explanations for Trump's felicity towards Putin.
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"If there is credible information, credible information of wrongdoing by someone who is running for a public office, it's not campaign interference for credible information about wrongdoing to be brought to light, if it is credible information," Philbin continued.
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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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He said Israel lacks a "credible partner" for peace, not a "credible argument."
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CREDIBLE PLAN FACES HEADWINDS Fitch views CLI's '20/15' turnaround strategy as generally credible.
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They don't seem credible because the man in the White House is not credible.
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If you look at how credible Republicans think these attack ads are, the most common answer is right in the middle between very credible and not at all credible.
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And if it were a credible accusation, from a credible source, I'd find it heartbreaking.
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Ford was 100% credible before the Judiciary Committee; Anita Hill was 100% credible 27 years ago.
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Avenatti wouldn't elaborate on what differentiated credible versus non-credible tips -- but we can take a guess.
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Among Republicans, Fox News topped the list, with 28503 percent saying it is very credible or credible.
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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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"If there is credible information, credible information of wrongdoing by someone who is running for a public office, it's not campaign interference for credible information about wrongdoing to be brought to light if it is credible information," White House Deputy Counsel Patrick Philbin argued during the Senate trial.
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" Asked about FBI Director James Comey, Ryan said, "He is a credible guy who has a credible background.
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Among Trump voters, just 6 percent believe the allegations are credible and 52 percent say they're not credible.
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A slim majority of those polled (37 percent) think CNN is not too credible or not credible at all.
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"I don't think his account was credible and I don't think the jury found it credible either," Dimmig says.
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He's run a credible race, but just running a credible race isn't good enough for a Democrat in Mississippi.
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The book's only truly credible voice, if credible is the right word, is the peerlessly self-serving Steve Bannon.
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By spending meaningful time with him and the other people in Peter's life, it builds credible relationships—and credible stakes.
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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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Republican voters are split evenly: 38 percent find the charges credible, but the same percentage thinks they are not credible.
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Even if we can verify that this source is credible, is it possible to determine if the source's sources are credible?
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CBS and ABC were judged very credible or credible by 2628 percent of the Democratic respondents in the poll, released Thursday.
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The corrective actions address all credible causes and focus on changes which avoid the conditions that led to these credible causes.
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"We will look at the reports to see if they are credible and if they are credible we'll investigate them," Davis said.
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And there were, after all, plenty of credible people and credible institutions that had underscored thousands of years of humanity's joint efforts.
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They also learn to fact check credible sources with other credible sources as a way to look for a variety of sources.
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But it's unclear exactly who determines what is a credible threat or what criteria a threat has to meet to be deemed credible.
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"I tried to take down observations that I made when I felt a particular witness was credible or not as credible," he says.
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Fifty percent of registered voters think the allegations against Trump are credible, more than the 245 percent who think they are not credible.
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And the basis for pulling a security is credible derogatory information and it&aposs hard to say that there is no credible derogatory information.
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This -- you know, President Trump knows and has always known that diplomacy needs the credible use -- it needs the credible threat of military force.
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While some may not see this as a credible way to report news, this practice has helped the website become a more credible source.
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Find credible messengers Some people will never trust politicians, so be sure to reach them with credible experts like public health professionals out front.
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Only 37 percent of the 33,000 people questioned agreed that company leaders are credible or very credible spokespeople, a 12 percentage point drop on 2016.
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But Micklethwait said Bloomberg News would publish investigations involving other Democratic candidates from "credible journalistic institutions," without identifying the criteria that make an outlet credible.
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Similarly, self-identified Trump voters in 2016 are also divided: 73 percent think the charges are credible, and 37 percent think they are not credible.
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" Six percent said they do not find the allegations to be at all credible, while 28503 percent said they believe the accusations are "not too credible.
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The FDIC alone determined the plan submitted by Goldman Sachs was not credible, while the Federal Reserve Board on its own found Morgan Stanley's plan not credible.
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Democrats were much more likely to believe Cohen, with 2023 saying they found his testimony credible and just 11 percent saying they did not find him credible.
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Only 28503 percent of Republicans said they find the accusations against the former Alabama Supreme Court chief justice credible, while 22019 percent said they are not credible.
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"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.
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In the radio interview, Ryan called Comey "a credible guy who has a credible background," but added that he disagreed with his recommendation not to charge Clinton.
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Since then, he has continued to scour for credible reports, including those about marijuana since legalization began to take root — but, again, has found no credible cases.
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The FDIC alone determined that the plan submitted by Goldman Sachs was not credible, while the Federal Reserve Board on its own found Morgan Stanley's plan not credible.
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Those of us who think she is a credible witness and the allegations against her are credible, do you think that somehow we are engaging in something despicable?
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If the entire point of the administration's strategy is to convince other countries that the threat of force is credible, then the threat needs to seem, well, credible.
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"When there's credible evidence of a federal crime involving the credible threat of force or violence to further a political or social goal, that's our focus," he said.
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Just last month, Representative Scott Perry, a Pennsylvania Republican, said he had received "credible evidence, credible information, regarding terrorist infiltration through the Southern border" connected with the shooting.
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The church defines a "credible allegation" as one that a priest has admitted to, one that involves a criminal conviction, or one deemed credible by an oversight board.
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In a study published in 1993, Best of the University of Delaware looked for credible reports of poisoned Halloween candy, finding no credible cases up to that point.
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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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The SDNY states that it "assessed Cohen to be forthright and credible" while Mueller concludes that Cohen was "credible and consistent with other evidence" and provided "relevant and useful" information.
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"There are no credible and specific threats against NYC at this time, and no credible and specific threats to Times Square at this time," de Blasio said during the conference.
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Those people would often pass along a blog post or a poll or some other news tidbit -- often from barely credible (or not-at-all credible) sources -- to the President.
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Now it's a behemoth — the largest art fair in New York — and often not too picky, so you may see the widest range of credible to semi-credible art here.
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"If I want to go negative on someone" in a credible fear screening, says an asylum officer, "I have to turn over every rock" to demonstrate they lack a credible argument.
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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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Out of nearly 100,000 credible fear interviews during the year that ended in September of 2018, an asylum officer confirmed a credible fear 28,2500 times — a nearly 2500 percent approval rate.
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A Politico/Morning Consult poll finds that while half of voters think the allegations are credible, another 29 percent of respondents think they are not credible and 21 percent don't know.
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And right now it's hard to assess "what evidence is credible, and how credible it is," says Brian Nosek, the University of Virginia psychologist who runs the Center for Open Science.
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What about the dossier itself -- does it seem credible?
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Because they thought ... Credible threat to the president. Yes.
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" Offers of amnesty, McCarthy said, "are not credible enough.
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It removes [...] the essential person for a credible investigation.
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Finally, we should start early, making sure that young people, at least by middle school and continuing through higher education, understand science and how to distinguish between credible and non-credible information.
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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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Credible fear determinations have increased from 28503,22019 in 2009 to 94,000 in 2016, and due apparently to misapplication of asylum law, a credible fear was found in 88 percent of the cases.
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In February 2017, the administration issued new instructions to US Citizenship and Immigration Services asylum officers — the ones who conduct credible fear interviews — that advocates worried would tighten the credible fear standards.
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These are the same people who ignored her during her time at the White House, who didn&apost deem her credible, who clearly, through her own words, interviews and contradictions is not credible.
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The initial step for an asylee is what's called a "credible fear" screening, during which an asylum officer decides whether the person has a credible fear of going back to their home country.
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The Tax Policy Center's methods and modeling are not beyond criticism, but TPC is a widely respected and credible shop, and the basic thrust of its analysis is echoed by competing credible sources.
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The only credible potential competitor could have been the euro.
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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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ROSETT: Neil, we have to offer a seriously credible threat.
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Steele lied but was still called credible by the FBI?
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O) on Monday agreed to buy Credible Labs Inc (CRD.
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But is Flynn's claim that he doesn't remember credible here?
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Trump and his defenders cannot cope with a credible response.
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Tom Cotton said the allegations were "not credible," while Sen.
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Lyft is not a credible alternative in many Uber markets.
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When he kills himself, at 19, it doesn't seem credible.
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Make sure that the outlet reporting the news is credible.
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What might pop by a credible witness in a hearing?
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That's why it does not sound very credible to me.
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No credible evidence was ever presented to contradict that fact.
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A reasonably credible presidential election is central to America's plans.
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"A credible investigation cannot be conducted this way," said Rep.
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We matched the tone and created a very credible experience.
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So, more often than not, sexual assault reports are credible.
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In the absence of someone credible, the president would suffice.
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All the while, Messiah stays credible, his image distinctly uptown.
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But Irwin did not believe that theory to be credible.
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One was found credible, and five are still under review.
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She said five credible plots have been disrupted since March.
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Not just any source can qualify as a credible one.
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"She was not a credible witness," Schaffer says of Garcia.
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"Shareholders have every right to push for a credible plan."
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She says the report will be valid, credible and transparent.
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As of this post we're told no credible threat exists.
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However, that number is increasingly becoming less and less credible.
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We can't decide how credible they are, and act accordingly.
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Only because of the current concentration is that threat credible.
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Mueller is the only credible person who can provide them.
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"I found no reason to find her not credible," Sen.
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But they came from credible sources that couldn't be ignored.
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Many Republicans do not find Swetnick's allegations to be credible.
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The Senate Intelligence investigation is credible because it is bipartisan.
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There's a reason Republicans are so inexperienced in credible oversight.
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Don't worry guys, cops didn't think the complaint was credible.
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To make that happen, credible climate planning is needed, now.
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It is a nuclear deterrent and must be considered credible.
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That said, we have a calendar that is highly credible.
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Steve Jobs was highly credible because he was a visionary.
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Together, they provided WADA with credible evidence of systemic cheating.
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International monitoring groups worked hard to ensure a credible election.
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You need a credible party to carry out this strategy.
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He said Mr. Morris's firsthand observations are far from credible.
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But those repeal efforts have failed without a credible alternative.
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The allegations made against Judge Kavanaugh are disturbing and credible.
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That is not how a credible criminal case is built.
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Congress cannot make credible judgments or get accountability without it.
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He has assembled a great and credible foreign policy team.
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China has yet to demonstrate a credible expeditionary combat capability.
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That agent said it showed she was credible and truthful.
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Or did he actually have a credible way of knowing?
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The public could then decide which narrative was more credible.
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After all, a credible threat must be a profitable threat.
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And then we don't know what's credible and what's not.
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Moore also has credible claims to be a Republican chief.
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But I think his testimony is going to be credible.
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You can move in because you have a credible fear.
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The great financial crisis of 2008 seems a credible culprit.
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Even now, there are genuine concerns about a credible outcome.
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Containment requires a credible deterrent, which is missing right now.
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The public will decide who is credible, but when Capt.
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It's to have fewer people pass the credible fear screening.
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NewsGuard markets itself as an independent arbiter of credible news.
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Is the position you're advocating a credible and defensible one?
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As though that makes it any more believable or credible.
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It requires credible, vested leadership to foster the right culture.
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The proceedings were what's known as a "credible fear" review.
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Each one of these individual cases now looks more credible.
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A credible idea of God implies an idea of power.
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"It is not credible that he was oblivious," she said.
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No one has proposed anything credible to improve upon it.
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One credible civilian source, The Panamint Springs Resort, told TheAviationist.
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The credible threat of force can make diplomacy more effective.
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Reports deemed not credible are not included in the tally.
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If you don't find that message credible, well, I understand.
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Cohen, on his own, isn't exactly the most credible witness.
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Other industry officials confirmed that 2020 was a credible target.
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It makes our story more credible, richer and more tangible.
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The company also concluded that the employee's account was credible.
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There is also a dearth of credible successors in Germany.
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Supporting credible news is the best way to maximize both.
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Dr. Blasey's accusation is credible and deserves a full investigation.
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However, Atkinson still concluded that the whistleblower's allegations appeared credible.
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But she also has never faced a credible primary challenger.
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They said Swetnick's could well be credible -- or perhaps not.
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At least five credible plans are on the table already.
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Credible charges in British courts could head off ICC charges.
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" It is, rather, the work of a functional, credible "state.
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Regulators review those plans to determine if they are credible.
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"These allegations are credible; they are numerous," Gillibrand told CNN.
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These allegations are coming from sources that just aren't credible.
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Since then, he has tried to build a credible team.
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The threat has to be credible for this to work.
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Bishop is a totally credible nominee with no disqualifying issues.
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Many progressives in the UK feel Johnson's promises aren't credible.
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There is no credible evidence that that is what happened.
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How could credit scores ever be rendered into credible material?
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ISIS eventually made a reasonably credible claim to that attack.
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But his argument was credible only up to a point.
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There will be no credible military threat against his regime.
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Atkinson deemed the complaint "urgent" and credible after his review.
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They can elevate him but they cannot make him credible.
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A preliminary Vatican investigation found the allegation to be credible.
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We don't know how credible this (alleged new victim) is.
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The FBI did not consider her claims to be credible.
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A terror analyst who is in contact with members of the Islamic State group and other jihadist groups said there have been "no credible or even semi-credible" claims of responsibility for the tragedy.
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The percentage of voters who find the allegations credible has hovered between 46 percent and 53 percent, while the percentage who think they are not credible has stayed between 26 percent and 32 percent.
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The Judiciary Committee officially requested the FBI investigation, saying it should probe "current credible allegations" against Kavanaugh, and Republicans said it would be up to the FBI to decide what allegations are considered credible.
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"The biggest issue is getting a hold of the credible fear system," a senior administration official said, arguing there is a "cultural bias" resulting in a high number of credible fear threats being approved.
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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.
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Surely, the Hollywood people who give us credible dinosaurs and interstellar spacecraft could easily assemble a credible wall, to which the president could be transported, and where enthusiastic crowds could be assembled to cheer him.
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Police launched the search for Sherri Holland after a "credible tip."
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They've explained to us, but we found their argument not credible.
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And Trump needs some credible way to really make that threat.
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Sharing accurate, credible sources and information can help combat that spread.
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As a former federal prosecutor, Christie would be a credible voice.
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In the 1980s it effectively was, now it's a credible argument.
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The threat was "non-credible," said American Airlines spokesman Ross Feinstein.
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"There is absolutely no credible scientific evidence of that," Dickey said.
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And Price says the two historians are not credible on Jesus.
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There was no immediate credible claim of responsibility for either bombing.
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Must millions of children continue to live with credible fear of
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There was very little of what Strzok said that was credible.
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But he faces three credible opponents in Londrigan, Jones, and Ebel.
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"We have received no credible allegations that would substantiate" the reports.
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The Droid fleet represented some of the iPhone's earliest credible competition.
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Credible, a consumer finance marketplace, took the same route in 240.
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It all comes down to what does Jeff Flake find credible.
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It's important to point out that Credible is not a lender.
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Credible does not publish any minimum credit score or income criteria.
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Combining the two, so Microsoft thought, would create a credible challenger.
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So while Mills is the frontrunner, she has some credible challengers.
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Such concerns feel more credible than prior panics, for two reasons.
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"This is a prudent response to credible threats," he tweeted Friday.
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To be credible, the tribunal must be independent and tough-minded.
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They questioned whether the intelligence panel could run a credible investigation.
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Al Xiques told BuzzFeed News no credible threats have been received.
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But French's barriers to mounting a credible independent bid were daunting.
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This president has betrayed American values, our credible has been tattered.
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"I found no reason to not find her credible," said Sen.
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It helps that he never had to face a credible opponent.
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Shopify is a credible option to expand its e-commerce base.
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Gordon threw out the witness testimony, saying it was not credible.
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"Never Trump" could not find a credible conservative third-party challenger.
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Hemeti's not really a credible actor, but he's not going anywhere.
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And neither threat is really credible," he told CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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Two jurors said the plaintiff's testimony wasn't credible and was inconsistent.
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Mueller would not answer whether he found Trump to be credible.
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He wanted to put on the screen credible, moving human beings.
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A credible dynamic score would still leave a large funding gap.
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"What's most effective is having a passionate, credible story," Altmire said.
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So while she is the frontrunner, she has some credible challengers.
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Second, always make sure that the organizations you're supporting are credible.
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Are Trump's shrill admonitions predicting a rigged election even remotely credible?
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No credible evidence has emerged that Apple has ever done so.
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"I know almost no credible people who think that," he said.
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The problem is that this kind of promise isn't very credible.
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It didn't seem remotely credible, but at least it was something.
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Are we out of qualified health professionals who provide #credible advice?
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"It's hard to find this latest 'explanation' as credible," he added.
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And this needs to be measured to be discovered credible. Jon
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Pay for itself in economic growth, according to most credible analyses.
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I think there are a lot of credible things to protest.
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But at this point, it is only credible prosecutorial option available.
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It needs a credible plan to get rid of Mr Assad.
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But Democrats have already recruited a credible candidate in Nancy Soderberg.
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It said the company lacked a "concrete and credible" refinancing plan.
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He also makes the Fireman a credible guy, not a superhero.
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Are you aware of any credible evidence to support this claim?
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Who made and then substituted a credible replica in its place?
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And the average millennial, financial site Credible estimates, owes nearly $5,300.
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He accused the company of prioritizing profits over credible advertising policies.
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To some it seemed to offer a credible alternative to democracy.
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Share accurate, credible information about climate change and the Paris agreement.
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I looked credible as I was lying there on the bed.
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Nobody so close to Trump is more credible on the issue.
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The president said he found Putin's denial of Russian interference credible.
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The more credible and law-like America's process is, the better.
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So a better credible fiscal policy in terms of the revenue.
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In my view, their allegations were more credible than his denials.
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The Alabama Court of the Judiciary did not find that credible.
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Several promising candidates ran credible campaigns for governor in southern states.
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Atkinson deemed the information "credible," following an investigation, The Times reported.
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I don't think Virginia or Colorado are credible at this point.
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Often, the victim had no reason to lie and was credible.
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When asked if Trump still finds Ford's testimony credible, Sanders demurred.
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There's another semi-credible scientific idea that appears in the movie.
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No known, specific or credible threat to Metro at this time.
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Does that make me more or less of a credible voice?
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It does mean sound, mature, credible, no-nonsense leadership once again.
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"They want the guy to make a credible showing," he said.
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Cosby's attorney Tom Mesereau claimed that Constand wasn't a credible accuser.
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America and Europe should make it credible by supporting it. ◼
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"I don't think Giuliani's walkback is credible," Clinton's running mate said.
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Comey insists he just kept doing his job, and that's credible.
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His answer had seemed credible enough, because nothing ever felt right.
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"There's no credible complaint," defense attorney Joseph Friedberg said on Tuesday.
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Do whatever is necessary to make him come across as credible.
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They just weren't credible in the face of higher-quality information.
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He won't beat Okada for the title, but he feels credible.
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Ms. Merchasin said she found all the accounts to be credible.
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Some credible estimates put the number at more than one million.
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Any credible accusation must be reviewed by the Ethics Committee expeditiously.
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Roth's Lindbergh is a far more credible candidate than our Trump.
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"The country needs a credible resolution of these issues," he added.
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The investigation didn't yield credible evidence, but the damage was done.
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According to Putin, the allegations were politically motivated and not credible.
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So far, none of the tips have been credible, he said.
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His determination letter found no credible evidence of a policy violation.
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His determination letter found no credible evidence of a policy violation.
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Was the testimony of former White House counsel John Dean credible?
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He is not a shot-blocker, but a credible rim protector.
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Did Ms. Nixon come across as a credible candidate for governor?
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American officials have said Turkey has not provided enough credible evidence.
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Open the floodgates of advertising dollars to support credible news sources.
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" He added, "It's hard to find this latest 'explanation' as credible.
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They often aren't viewed as credible when they do come forward.
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Mr. Baker believes the top priority is a credible transition plan.
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All those races have several credible contenders with no apparent frontrunner.
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The Board has yet to present a credible economic development plan.
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Step two is to substitute a better thought that is credible.
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His interview was deemed not credible and had been denied asylum.
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It was deemed that the threat was not credible, officials said.
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"We have to have a credible deterrent," the Army general said.
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He's a highly-credible individual who would do a good job.
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Those counts require the jurors to find Ms. Sciorra's testimony credible.
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Those counts require the jurors to find Ms. Sciorra's testimony credible.
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Yet they are credible as irresponsible schemers led by their genitals.
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So does Texas' emergence as a credible wellspring of Democratic hope.
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How good are you at knowing when a story is credible?
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In the end, the jurors accepted Mr. Hernandez's words as credible.
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Missouri businessman Austin Petersen has mounted a credible challenge to Johnson.
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"Rep. Adam Schiff: "I didn't find in the least bit credible.
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Google-owned YouTube said its algorithm also prioritizes more credible sources.
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A. deemed the threat credible, immediately evacuated, and got cops involved.
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He was authentic and credible, while Hillary was mercurial and dishonest.
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But Ford was truthful, credible, and what's worse for Republicans, inspiring.
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He would understand the importance of appearing credible at this point.
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Asylum officers receive lengthy training to conduct the credible fear screenings.
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"The allegations against Justin Fairfax are serious and credible," McAuliffe tweeted.
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"Headline EPS should provide a credible basis for valuing the stock."
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The FBI says that all the confessions appear to be credible.
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So it's not credible to argue he is an anti-Semite.
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CDC is a critical source for credible health information about vaccines.
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Democrat Lawyer: And you understood the Ukrainians received no credible explanation.
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It only works if it is backed up with credible deterrence.
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There's simply no credible research to support this point of view.
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Factoring in war spending, Mr. Trump's claim is even less credible.
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Steele had been a highly credible informant on Russia for years.
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His tenure epitomizes a "credible cop on the beat," as Sen.
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Russia has not provided any credible answers on this new missile.
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Goodbye to credible outreach to blue-collar factory workers and miners.
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The problem with this approach is that it is not credible.
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She continues to travel to early states and build credible organizations.
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A majority of Democrats, 62 percent, thinks the allegations are credible.
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Microsoft is finally viewed as a credible player in cloud computing.
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Indeed, there are credible merits to both sides of this argument.
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She is a trusted, confident, credible and comforting figure for women.
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" The government, Mr. Ford added, "isn't regarded as a credible source.
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For both countries, "No First Use" is neither practical nor credible.
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Officials said there were no credible or specific threats from ISIS.
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Credible news sources could show full cards like they do now.
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Unlike the films, which are pulpy trash, the soundtracks are credible.
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And there were no reported, credible cases of unauthorized immigrants voting.
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If you're writing about Meghan Markle's wedding, then you're more credible.
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What would you need to hear that would make this credible?
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And people found Dr. Christine Blasey Ford more believable (50%) and credible (48%) than Kavanaugh (44% for both.) 50% of people said they will view the Supreme Court as less credible if the Senate confirms Kavanaugh.
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" Biden claims 'not credible' The former US envoy to Ukraine, Kurt Volker, said that he told Giuliani his claims that Biden was acting corruptly in Kiev on behalf of his son Hunter were "simply not credible.
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He called the Saudi investigation credible and "a very important first step".
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Yet she warned this would require "a credible trajectory toward political stability".
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But if deterrence is to be effective, America's threats must be credible.
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In credible fear interviews, about 75 percent of all asylum seekers pass.
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Gelernt said some parents were deported before they received credible fear interviews.
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FBI agents and their managers are more than just highly credible witnesses.
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It may be that Trump has made himself the more credible outsider.
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Presented with multiple credible options, she doesn't choose — she combines and remixes.
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In this way propaganda, including Russia's demonisation of Ukraine, makes falsehoods credible.
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They argue that congressional committees are too partisan to conduct credible probes.
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If you have a credible source backing up your assertions, speak up!
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Such a pledge by Kim needs to be credible, realistic and verifiable.
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Consider whether other credible, mainstream news outlets are reporting the same news.
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Krasner's office recently interviewed Mercado and concluded he was a credible witness.
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On Monday he said the FBI should investigate all "credible" allegations thoroughly.
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At that point it's not my job to say, Is it credible?
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Barton says they were the "most credible, neutral sources" Amazon could find.
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Overall, Credible is a fantastic tool that's simple and free to use.
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If, in fact, the polls are credible, Mr McCrory's prospects look bleak.
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The GOP primary is very competitive, with a lot of credible candidates.
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Baird said there is a "credible turnaround story" unfolding at J.C. Penney.
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The suggestion that they will lead to election violence is not credible.
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Russia faces no credible threat of invasion from any of its neighbors.
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Would Nyong'o, an Academy Award winner, make for a "credible" victim too?
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As he does daily, Trump made a factual claim without credible evidence.
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CLEARING HURDLE Other industry officials confirmed that 2020 was a credible target.
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley wants to present a credible budget on Feb.
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Mr Macron's time as a credible reformist leader, it seemed, was up.
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" Last week Donald Trump called Christine Blasey Ford "a very credible witness.
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There is also no credible evidence of systemic voter fraud in Ohio.
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So, there was never any actual credible evidence to launch this investigation.
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A credible verbal assurance will be sufficient to travel with a PSA.
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There's no sourcing, no real evidence, and the site is not credible.
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Investors have never been given a credible explanation as to what happened.
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His party's domestic policy is undistinctive and his foreign policy barely credible.
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Many smart people believe that Uber has no credible path to profit.
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I think we presented a very credible economic plan A week ago.
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"We had no credible threats towards Pride," Sergeant Jennifer Ciaccia told Mashable.
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In his ruling, the judge said he did not find that credible.
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Guys, they're truly fucking desperate - there's no remaining Trump scandal that's credible.
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In 2009, an FBI memo described the SPLC as a 'credible' organization.
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Until or unless there is a credible deterrent, this will keep happening.
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Doing so depends on finding credible, new evidence about the plane's whereabouts.
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"If the elections are credible, the country will be peaceful," he said.
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Alex Jones is seen by some as credible news outlet, for example.
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"The fact is that investors are demanding credible climate action," Phillips said.
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"His account was credible," Comey said of Combetta's account during Wednesday's hearing.
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I think it's more credible than just a 'He said, she said.
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Washington said that account was not credible, and rebels have denied it.
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"Our view was that (Trump's) economic threats were not credible," Garcia said.
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And yet government reports are only as useful as they are credible.
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Credible military threats have proven more effective in blunting Iran's nuclear program.
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Let's finally see some action to make the Fourth Estate credible again.
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Among these borrowers who refinanced at Credible, average annual income was $73,000.
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Stephenson called the testimony of a key witness inconsistent and not credible.
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How much evidence is required in order to declare a source "credible"?
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Some of the allegations against Bill Clinton are more credible than others.
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In other words, the House's investigation into Russia won't get more credible.
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But without the left, none of these commitments is credible or viable.
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No worries: Sisi's government is unlikely to publish credible turnout information anyway.
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I simply do not believe that the alternative approaches are sufficiently credible.
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"These guys were attracted to a credible promise of success," he says.
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But they cannot proceed without the invitation of a credible Libyan government.
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Nene said he believed South Africa was telling a "credible" economic story.
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What if Mueller agreed that this is not a credible obstruction case?
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Four incumbents face credible threats in their home districts, led by Rep.
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But just because she was emotional does not mean she is credible.
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By contrast, the Catholic Church was reporting 228 "credible accusations" per year.
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But many lawmakers from both parties found the woman to be credible.
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There should be a full and immediate investigation into these credible allegations.
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They argued because Wednesday's witnesses were relaying secondhand information they weren't credible.
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"I think that something wonderful is happening now, very credible," Pelosi said.
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These emails, if credible, are more severe than any we have seen.
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First, the Fed is not credible with the markets at this point.
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"Donta Allen, to me, was not a credible witness," Mosby told me.
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U.S. Central Command (Centcom) reviewed five claimed civilian casualties it deemed credible.
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It's a credible existence in Los Angeles, if not the most convenient.
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The secretary has proven herself to not be credible on these issues.
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We believe these recommendations offer Congress a credible, non-partisan pathway forward.
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To the contrary, every attack makes the demagogues' arguments seem more credible.
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The murder renewed concerns about Kenya's ability to deliver a credible election.
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Sanctions will never work completely without the threat of credible military force.
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There can be no credible dispute that this was the case here.
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Management have iterated a credible self-help programme to support earnings progression.
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Either Zopp or Duckworth would be a credible challenger against incumbent Sen.
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Key to the issue is what's known as the credible fear interview.
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The witnesses have never spoken directly to Trump, so they're not credible.
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The report also alleges that the government has not conducted credible investigations.
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The FBI investigation must be thorough and credible enough to satisfy Sens.
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The district said it found credible evidence of misconduct in 230 cases.
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Unless posts include a credible threat against a public figure, they're allowed.
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"It's hard to find this latest 'explanation' as credible," the senator added.
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There's a lot riding on Season 8, particularly as credible rivals emerge.
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Archer's ambivalence about everything, most of all himself, makes his insight credible.
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"These allegations are credible, they are numerous," Gillibrand told CNN's Christiane Amanpour.
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At the season's quarter mark, the number of credible candidates is immense.
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But the scientists who are working on it are more than credible.
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Despite that, though, it has a credible track record as a company.
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By comparison, celebrities, corporate executives and journalists are considered far less credible.
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It will be seized upon by her otherwise not-very-credible opponent.
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" A lawyer for Mr. Hasbrouck said the accusation was not credible. "Mr.
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His best pal Rudy Giuliani used to be a credible public figure.
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See how much you could save by refinancing your mortgage with Credible.
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Yates cited the Logan Act as her concern, which was hardly credible.
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There are multiple credible witnesses to the phone call and larger campaign.
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Yet the monstrosity of such an action requires prompt and credible explanations.
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"Any claims from him are quite simply not credible," Mr. Azzopardi said.
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Yet whatever Mueller discovers, we have credible reasons for impeachment right now.
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President Trump, who initially called the Saudi claims credible, sounded increasingly dubious.
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In June's election, a few credible candidates emerged to challenge Mr. Erdogan.
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But the majority of these petitions are less credible, or downright ludicrous.
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"To call that 'transition' work is simply not credible," Mr. DeFrancisco said.
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Our political parties are obviously incapable as acting as credible fact-finders.
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A callout or allegation, however credible, does not necessarily result in consequences.
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It is this realism which grounds the horror in something more credible.
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Nor is its portrayal of the creation of a film entirely credible.
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Trump is not a credible messenger on this, to say the least.
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Its goal difference over that period is a scarcely credible plus-957.
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Yet credible speculation on climate's unknown unknowns is sorely needed by policymakers.
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But even as everyone agreed Ford's word was credible, it didn't matter.
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We fear that no credible voting will occur in much of Congo.
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They told the union they found the former employee's new claims credible.
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"We do not believe any of those numbers are credible," she said.
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The report doesn't comment on whether the officer found this information credible.
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None of these assertions had been reported by a credible news outlet.
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It's baffling why any credible filmmaker would involve himself with this project.
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Officials rejected Thuraissigiam's claim of credible fear, short-circuiting the asylum process.
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"We are dealing with a credible entity," Costa said, referring to Abanca.
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Punitive sanctions combined with a credible threat of military force should follow.
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Our organizations have repeatedly received credible allegations of similar discriminatory behavior elsewhere.
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To be treated as remotely credible, she had to be nearly perfect.
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Washington, when he needs to, makes his tale both gripping and credible.
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If credible evidence comes out questioning the conviction, it should be reviewed.
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The main source in their videos was found to be not credible.
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In rejecting their motion, the judge said he found the captain credible.
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He'll be more credible at the table precisely because he's more capable.
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The Association for Credible leadership in Nigeria (ACLN) says in the Change.
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That'd be a lot more credible if they'd been over New Mexico.
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The selfishness that drives the boys' father is rooted in credible pain.
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" A senior Democratic aide described the proposal to CNN as "not credible.
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Argentina's request merits a quick, credible and workable response from the IMF.
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Both of these are credible options, but nothing compares to ethical gifting.
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Is this trade deal a credible de-escalation of the trade war?
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Of the three claimants in Kashmir, India's claim is the most credible.
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For this group, people like Mr. Whatley are the most credible messengers.
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Still, Ms. Zellner said that she was pursuing other "very credible" tips.
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Sources with limited information, conflicted motives and violent agendas are not credible.
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Despite the turmoil engulfing his administration, Trump faces no credible primary challengers.
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Sites like Credible allow you to compare multiple quotes in one place.
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And the Pentagon says it's still credible because it doesn't get political.
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Early, credible reports showed the opposition winning a majority of the governorships.
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I found Yasser's story credible, and his uncle later backed it up.
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And Google-owned YouTube said its algorithm also prioritizes more credible sources.
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"Their allegations would be more credible coming from other people," he said.
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On the other, no one has proposed a credible-sounding alternate culprit.
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However, white respondents found black readers significantly less credible than white readers.
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Which isn't to say they're not credible or terrifying (see next section).
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GOLDMAN: Are you aware of any credible evidence to support this theory?
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So far, no banks have convinced regulators they have a credible plan.
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Smith's pursuit inadvertently required citing other work that is far less credible.
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And it's not in keeping with more credible estimates of his wealth.
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FP and APRA, another leading opposition party, have no credible presidential candidates.
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" Other Democrats echoed Quigley, describing the whistleblower and their allegations as "credible.
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One cannot overstate the importance of this credible and consistent baseline information.
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If you have a credible tip, we want to hear from you.
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The latest conspiracy is built around one of the least credible characters.
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Perhaps the FBI would not have found his story to be credible.
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For instance, border security is being undermined by the "credible-fear" system.
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Without it, America's word will be less credible on the international stage.
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If he's wrong then his vision for the future is less credible.
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Credible can help you refinance your mortgage for a lower monthly payment.
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Authorities ramped up the investigation after finding several "credible" allegations lined up.
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It's a story that appeared in an incredibly credible mainstream outlet, Politico.
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Also in how credible you find Mr. Grillo as an action star.
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Which isn't to say they're not credible or terrifying (see next section).
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The Trump-Giuliani version du jour may be perceived as not credible.
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So they're crying voter fraud before there's any credible basis for it.
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"The country needs a credible resolution of these issues," Mr. Barr said.
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Moreover, the practical challenges to more credible European defense cooperation are immense.
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Nevertheless, there are credible and noteworthy studies that cast doubt on them.
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The FDLE has not received any credible allegations of any such crime.
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If the White House ends up there, that is simply not credible.
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Atkinson deemed them credible and urgent and sent the complaint to Maguire.
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Like, he could have become more of an almost credible politician. Right?
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Less credible sources could show smaller cards — or no cards at all.
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These included JPMorgan Chase & Co, Bank of America Corp and Wells Fargo & Co. The FDIC alone determined the plan submitted by Goldman Sachs was not credible, while the Fed on its own found Morgan Stanley's plan not credible.
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PBS was followed closely by ABC (28 percent very credible), CBS, and NBC News (27 percent very credible.) What's more, large margins of voters — Republicans specifically — are not convinced that news outlets are to be trusted at all.
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The arbitrary mass detention of persons on the basis of their religious or ethnic background, without due process of law or individualized credible allegations of wrongdoing against each detained individual, is not a credible or effective counterterrorism strategy.
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On the print side, The Huffington Post saw the biggest split down party lines, with just 17 percent of those surveyed on the Democratic side finding the progressive outlet not credible and 59 percent saying it was credible.
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Once those facts come in, the Secretary of State will work with our national security team to help us determine what we want to believe, and what we think is credible, and what he think is not credible.
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And from now on, whenever anyone does a story about that — credible places, not credible places — that piece of information is now accepted as fact and passed around and used as an example of something real that has happened.
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Sergeant Bergdahl told the same story to Army investigators, who found it credible.
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Dedek, speaking before the June 26 policy meeting, endorsed that view as "credible".
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So, I think that part of the IG report is just not credible.
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Despite how much we all love it, Wikipedia is not a credible source.
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The students might even have won at trial if supported by credible evidence.
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Law enforcement officials said they have no specific, credible threats to the parade.
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No specific or credible threat to either gathering has been reported, he said.
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"We need commitments that have to be credible," he told a news conference.
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A Senate aide said the website was viewed as credible among congressional investigators.
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U.S. regulators will scour those "living wills" to make sure they are credible.
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No other, credible version of events to explain this leak has been identified.
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In the end, many of the parents also failed their credible fear interviews.
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Meanwhile, remember last week when President Trump called Ford's testimony "credible" and "compelling"?
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Shoring up deficiencies and implementing real solutions will help make the election credible.
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There are now at least five credible candidates moving out of New Hampshire.
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How can digital health entrepreneurs prove their product/service is credible and trustworthy?
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On its FAQ page, Credible explains that not everyone will receive prequalified quotes.
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The longer Thailand's odd interregnum persists, the more credible these theories will become.
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We could not find strongly, credible proof that the defendant was not aware.
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It's an unselfish outlook, but not quite credible to unevolved people like me.
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Why am I so optimistic in the face of these credible, dire warnings?
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The long queues of workers outside the Ford plant made the threat credible.
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But he shapes a compelling and credible portrait of a well-mannered hysteric.
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Agents found no reason to think he was a credible threat, Comey said.
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"It's not possible that I'm not credible," he said, using the court's terminology.
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O'Leary's second line of defence against Thunberg – advertising spin – is barely more credible.
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None of the possible winners has offered a credible programme of economic reforms.
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Still, investors are not viewing the Fed's inflation-boosting efforts as particularly credible.
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Second, the court's legitimacy depends on its reputation as a credible neutral arbiter.
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But during the meeting Mrs May complained that his plans were "not credible".
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"The allegations against Justin Fairfax are serious and credible," McAuliffe said on Twitter.
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Nearly two months later, the Houston asylum office conducted two credible fear interviews.
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" He added, "It's not personal; cases have to be brought with credible evidence.
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However, this proposal is not considered as credible by the IMF and Berlin.
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International rights groups called it an undemocratic election that lacked any credible opposition.
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A credible campaign costs roughly 100m pesos (nearly $2m), a political analyst estimates.
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Yet forward guidance is not always credible, whether it is disguised or not.
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Having said that, I find Mr. Landler thoroughly credible about all of this.
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Despite its flaws, the overturned election was probably one of Kenya's most credible.
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Various experts, both in law and psychology, have found Dr. Ford's testimony credible.
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Gary Johnson and I are running as credible, proven and capable political leaders.
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" In a statement to PEOPLE, Zeffirelli's son Pippo called the accusations "not credible.
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"We need commitments that have to be credible," he told a news conference.
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But users themselves can seek to mislead Facebook by falsely reporting credible information.
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There are tons of sellers that don't seem credible, to put it lightly.
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Namely, how to tell when a threat made against the President is credible.
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Kazakhstan has never held an election deemed free and fair by credible observers.
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Like Comey, McGahn was a credible witness, while Trump was not, Mueller found.
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But if Mr Trump's promises in this area are credible, it should be.
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Now it's got the seal of approval from a rather credible source: Salesforce.com.
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He needed backing from someone in the profession who was credible and visible.
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Lazy medieval views of Islam as a "diabolical parody" were no longer credible.
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"This is not credible because we have not seen any evidence," Asseri said.
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In gratitude, Mancuso chose to speak publicly to make his support more credible.
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"Le is the only (potential replacement) I hear from people I consider credible."
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Those seeking asylum must show authorities they have credible fear in their homelands.
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Video "In 2009, DHS conducted more than 5,000 credible fear reviews," he said.
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That will take leadership from the president and a credible air cover effort.
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"Each one of us found her account credible and compelling," the statement said.
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The approval rate for credible fear interviews varies, but it's currently around 90%.
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"I've heard it from credible sources, and I believe it happened," Durbin replied.
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But by proposing some credible external appointments, Nestlé has probably sidestepped that risk.
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But first it has to be credible with much greater efforts at home.
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"His voice is consistent and credible for many younger Muslim voters," Mogahed said.
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But three-way races with several credible candidates can be hard to forecast.
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He's going to have some explanation, we'll see if people find it credible.
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The IOSCO report outlines seven factors that it considers essential to credible deterrence.
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The ad reflects Trump's attempts to convince Americans that Comey is not credible.
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"There is no credible evidence that the case was a homicide," Pihera said.
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The Tanzanian government has yet to launch a credible investigation into his case.
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The Tanzanian government has failed to launch a credible investigation into his case.
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Like any other credible research, these study findings must be placed into context.
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Bradley Byrne and Martha Roby, both of whom face challenges viewed as credible.
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And who decides what a "credible" claim of a "bona fide" relationship is?
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It called for "a transparent, open and credible review of the scientific literature".
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Instead, Heleno said, there were credible threats against Bolsonaro from a criminal group.
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Is he credible according to CNN or BuzzFeed or some other media organization?
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Msando's death has raised fresh fears over Kenya's ability to deliver credible elections.
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Unfortunately for Nunes and for Trump, no one credible is making that case.
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You're not going to see a credible news source publish nonsense like that.
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This, they say, has made it more credible that the Xia was, too.
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A credible central bank might cut rates to zero and promise 2% inflation.
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But a well-honed system of patronage and intimidation has discouraged credible opposition.
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National election officials dismissed the accusations, however, saying it was free and credible.
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The purge may clear the way for reform – but make it less credible.
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This makes for a story that's both more credible and much more ordinary.
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And those characteristics are authenticity, being a credible agent for change and empathy.
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From the Saudi standpoint, no other major powers are credible to stop Iran.
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International organizations pushed to ensure credible elections, sending observers to Latin American capitals.
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" At minimum, absent a credible nuclear triad, we will need a "Fortress America.
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He pointed to political leaders as the greatest threat to a credible vote.
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The latter accusation is serious and credible and deserves to be heard out.
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So what the fans were seeing wasn't a credible sport at its best.
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Of course, the point of the memo was never that it was credible.
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Government sources have leaked "credible" information that was later proven to be false.
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But he lost, ultimately, because he presented too credible an alternative to Uribe.
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Thus, Trump left Hanoi with a diplomatic process, but no credible path forward.
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After that, the bank has another two years to submit a credible plan.
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The coalition also found 17 other reports of civilian casualties to be credible.
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Tony Evers seems like the most credible Dem, and he will face Walker.
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Then came the jaw-dropping credible accusations of child molestation and sexual assault.
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"I found Lisa Page to be far more credible than Strzok," Gaetz said.
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Mr. Stone knew Credico had his own sources within WikiLeaks and is credible.
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"I need a credible location that is LESS expensive than [Camden]," Bush wrote.
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"He's an admitted liar, I don't think he's credible," said committee member Sen.
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Consider the 6900 Republican primaries, which featured more than a dozen credible candidates.
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Amnesty International has revealed "credible" reports of torture, including rape, at detention centers.
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Added forms of pressure, including credible options for use of force, are needed.
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"He's proven credible in the past, and so has his network," Comey said.
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He called the software initiative a credible strategy to try to spur growth.
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In 2002, there were credible reports that two dissidents had been boiled alive.
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Anybody who's credible, you know, we're happy to talk about almost anything, right?
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"What would there need to be, for it to be a credible claim?
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There is absolutely no evidence that the two credible accusations are being coordinated.
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Forty-six percent of those surveyed found sexual misconduct accusations against Trump credible.
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Steciuk now runs Ogopogo Quest, which documents what he calls "credible reported sightings."
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The scene has charm and pathos, but whether it's credible is another matter.
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" When asked if he found the Saudi's explanation credible, Trump responded, "I do.
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She did ZERO to determine whether my client and her witnesses were credible.
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Part of the problem was that Clinton didn't make a credible economic populist.
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They were also more likely to trust stories from websites marked as credible.
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But this time, people saw it as a credible operation across the board.
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Typically, gluten-free bread in restaurants is, like margarine, a barely credible substitute.
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There are no senators or governors who would be a credible consensus candidate.
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I'm not arguing that the allegations, if deemed credible, aren't worthy of examination.
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What makes McNamee so credible is his status as a Silicon Valley insider.
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Second, Israel has presented no credible evidence of armed protesters or armed attacks.
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It confirmed that voter impersonation was extremely rare, with just 183 credible cases.
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But if they gradually worked towards a credible storyline, that could be interesting.
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The NYPD reacted to these threats and noted that they are not credible.
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There are credible allegations of soldiers looting, killing unarmed people and raping women.
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Trump has many more credible accusers — and the accusations against him are worse.
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An asylum officer determined he had not established a credible fear of persecution.
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Saudi Arabia stuck by its blanket denials without offering a credible alternative explanation.
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"I said that doesn't strike me as credible," he recalled in an interview.
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"foreign buyers," in Vancouver's housing demand — and a lack of credible, independent research.
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Here's the exchange with Cornyn: Reporter: Do you believe [Mark Judge] is credible?
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Buy from somebody credible, from somebody reputable that has a reputation to uphold.
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He thinks that anyone credible might wait until the last minute to call.
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She also called for Golge's release in a case that lacks "credible evidence".
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And after hearing her testimony, and judging it credible, they simply ignored it.
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But they're not sure they are credible to address it on their own.
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The only credible opposition candidate, Aleksei A. Navalny, has been barred from running.
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Two new laboratory studies of the shoes suggest that those claims are credible.
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There have been credible reports of torture, starvation and death in the camps.
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I represent a woman with credible information regarding Judge Kavanaugh and Mark Judge.
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"So it's even more impossible to get a credible opponent," Mr. Glidewell said.
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But an older, more fully formed child makes it a more credible threat.
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Foreign leaders seem to have realized that the US president's statements aren't credible.
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But overall, the credible fear approval rate in June remained around 75 percent.
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What we do have, though, in the absence of credible assumptions, is comparison.
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Cuellar was one of three members who faced credible primary challengers on Tuesday.
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"I thought she was sincere and very credible," said Ms. Marks, a Democrat.
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Even the Army's internal assessment did not find this a very credible threat.
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Wounded warriors are popular romance heroes, and Cameron MacKinnon makes a credible one.
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This was true even before the credible sexual assault allegations came to light.
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"She is an honest broker and a very credible witness," Mr. Herman said.
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Are there other credible best-seller lists that compete with The Times's lists?
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And the performances are smooth and credible, even when the plot is not.
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The remaining 243 percent of voters don't know if the allegations are credible.
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Yet the Kremlin needs a credible challenger to make the election seem real.
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European leaders want a stable, credible British government capable of negotiating, but Mrs.
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But then the president has left himself few other sources of credible advice.
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Because of his (marvelously credible) character, Alexsi's survival seems both impossible and inevitable.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has been no more credible than Mr. Spicer.
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I believe the investigators have found her to be credible, candid, and helpful.
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" Asked if Trump is still a credible voice, Sanders insisted he was: "Absolutely.
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It's also not credible to say that everything is going to be fine.
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" I prefer to be credible and say: "We are all on a journey.
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But he was also considered highly credible, having helped agents unravel complicated cases.
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European counterterrorism experts said they believed that the Islamic State's claim was credible.
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"We found no credible evidence that there was ever gold there," he said.
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Typically, when challenged with credible military threats, Iran has drawn in its horns.
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The review found no credible evidence showing that the boat passengers opened fire.
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It became designing and sharing things that they didn't really care were credible.
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Investigators found the woman "credible" despite the executive's denials, but didn't recommend punishment.
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"They determined that "there are currently no specific, credible threats against our homeland.
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Making it credible requires the BlackRock boss to push Saudi into tangible steps.
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When will CNN gain respect again by reporting news in a credible way?
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Callamard also told The Daily Beast she believes Almutairi&aposs story is credible.
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WORK WITH A CREDIBLE CHARITYFinding a reputable charity is important, Ms. Regan said.
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If peace is the objective, there is no credible objection to the proposals.
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Bagli," Mr. Chesnoff said, "is a lot more credible than the secret witness.
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The idea, long unpopular with many Taiwanese people, seems less credible than ever.
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But the opposition has been unable to mount a credible challenge to him.
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However, one element of the minority rebuttal also struck me as equally credible.
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Justin Fairfax, and a few Democratic US senators say Fairfax's accuser is credible.
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" She said several of his responses in the interview were "simply not credible.
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So far, though, no credible evidence has been released to support those theories.
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But one tweet is a long way from getting a credible primary challenger.
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Its rules on genetically-modified (GM) foods are at odds with credible science.
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The President must be credible on a seemingly incredibly sudden change of perspective.
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Without such credible guarantees, it may be difficult to avoid escalating civil conflict.
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Democrats say the information is credible and deserves further investigating by the FBI.
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"I don't think it was credible tonight, not by our standards," he added.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Another day, another credible Chinese economic indicator goes dark.
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The panel's request immediately raised questions over which allegations would be deemed credible.
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He said during a stop in Arizona that he found their explanations credible.
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We view these expectations as credible, but they entail substantial intrinsic execution risks.
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" Ford's testimony moved the nation, with even Trump initially calling her "very credible.
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Traditional logic, coherent plots and credible acting have never been among her priorities.
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" Gannett has resisted the move, calling MNG's $12-a-share offer not "credible.
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Most credible analysts believe the petros have brought next to nothing in revenues.
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He had earlier called the Saudi narrative of what happened to Khashoggi credible.
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Its estimates are the most aggressive credible ones of deleterious effects of NAFTA.
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Progressives keep looking for a credible left-wing primary challenger to incumbent Gov.
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Intelligence Community Inspector General Michael Atkinson found the whistleblower complaint to be credible.
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"I find him just not credible on the things he says," Biden said.
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Trump's own appointed intelligence community inspector general formally deemed the whistleblower complaint credible.
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So to me that's a credible case; you'd still have to prove it.
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But it took three weeks for her to get her credible fear interview.
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The remaining 21 percent of voters don't know if the allegations are credible.
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"This court frankly does not find that claim to be credible," Swain said.
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It confirmed that voter impersonation was extremely rare, with just 10 credible cases.
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As Kyle Smith wrote for National Review on Friday: Her statement was credible.
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But there are multiple credible allegations explicitly stating that he beat his wife.
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Are credible allegations disqualifying for the most significant legal body in the country?
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It confirmed that voter impersonation was extremely rare, with just 22008 credible cases.
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For that play to work, they need credible, independent validators of their ideas.
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We need to see a credible path for 2019 as well as 2020.
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A judge will rule next week on whether the police captain was credible.
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This suggests to him that Meggs has confidence Rivera is a credible witness.
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What in Christine Blasey Ford's testimony would you need to find it credible?
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The real problem — and a much more severe one — is that if credible accusations of sexual assault are disqualifying, then the fact that more than a dozen women have leveled credible accusations against Donald Trump disqualify him from the presidency.
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CREDIBLE DETERRENCE: A REGULATORY EMPHASIS ON TRANSPARENCY, LEGAL CERTAINTY The International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) published in 2015 a report (PDF) on "credible deterrence" which has since become foundational guidance for financial regulators in many jurisdictions around the world.
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Under the terms of the deal, U.S. based-Credible Labs, listed on the Australian Stock Exchange, said its shareholders will receive A$2.21 in cash per CHESS depository interest (CDI), which represents A$55.25 per share of common stock in Credible.
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Migrants also often think that passing their credible fear interviews — the first step in the asylum process, which determines whether a migrant has a "credible fear" of returning to their home country — means they've been granted asylum, according to Pierce.
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"We have to have a credible deterrence, but I think the Nuclear Posture Review goes way beyond credible nuclear deterrence," said Representative Adam Smith of Washington, the top Democrat on the committee, warning that "we could stumble into a nuclear war."
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There isn't much in the way of credible information on the phone out there.
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There were credible historical cases that went uninvestigated or were hushed up for years.
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There simply is no credible case to be made that Paris legally constrains Trump.
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And it comes from sources that are very credible, what can I tell you?
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And, by the way, is Christopher Steele, Rod, he&aposs he credible to you?
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Additionally, there is still no credible evidence that graphic health warnings reduce smoking levels.
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This not only accelerated departures, but makes finding credible replacements that much more difficult.
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He was not elected in a way most people would consider a credible election.
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There is simply no credible evidence that the Earth is being visited by aliens.
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But I think from an impact perspective, I think Uber can be really credible.
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The community of credible experts on guns aren't really in disagreement on this point.
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We have impressed the world for delivering a free and fair and credible election.
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Medical teachers were expected to be proponents of the latest and most credible research.
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If Google has credible answers for those concerns, it could really have something here.
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"It simply wouldn't be credible for the UK to ever contemplate rejoining," he said.
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Although Kihuen denied the allegations, the panel said it had found the women credible.
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About nine days after his credible fear interview, Arrendondo Rodriguez found out he'd failed.
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The overall success rate for asylum-seekers' credible fear interview was 76% in 2018.
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The primary was crowded, with at least four credible candidates to replace outgoing Gov.
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But it is just as important for that information to be credible and accurate.
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So while we can't confirm whether this is a real message, it's relatively credible.
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So how can digital health entrepreneurs prove their product/service is credible and trustworthy?
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In the first three quarters of FY 2018, 76% passed the credible fear interview.
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She has to be credible, internally consistent, and fortified against attacks by the government.
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It's also an issue of news literacy — a reader's ability to discern credible news.
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"I can turn into a fairly credible bear if I need to," he said.
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Gannett had said on Monday MNG's offer undervalued the company and was not credible.
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Mohammadi said he would welcome investment in his firm by "strategic and credible" firms.
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After investigating, police determined it wasn't a credible report, and the lockdown was lifted.
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" Without rapid loading times, Smith concedes "we won't have a credible channel flipping experience.
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India has credible legal avenues to tackle misdemeanours, even if they can be bumpy.
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"I hope Russia understands France is a credible and trustworthy European partner," Macron said.
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And as Britain is beginning to demonstrate, the implicit threat is not always credible.
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At the moment, the overwhelming majority of people are passing their "credible fear" screenings.
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When Nikita Khrushchev told the West "We will bury you", the threat seemed credible.
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Mr Abiy should hold a credible election in 2020, which he will probably win.
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Astute voters can sift for credible data via foreign websites or the betting markets.
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That's how their users will create a credible electoral threat and achieve legislative success.
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"It just was not a credible presentation," Senator Dick Durbin said of the briefing.
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Oromos also feel that they have no genuine and credible representation in this government.
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Kazakhstan has never held a vote deemed free and fair by credible international observers.
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Pursuing moderate changes to credible fear determinations, so they better match asylum approval rates.
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Passing the "credible fear interview" means you'll have a chance to convince a judge.
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It's based on the firm's research and tips sent in from credible news reports.
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So, Wansink's ideas aren't necessarily wrong, but he didn't provide credible evidence for them.
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Borelli says there already have been "lots of credible threats" made on the building.
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And if it is credible, it risks provoking military action by America or Israel.
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The report also found that nearly half of these alleged cases weren't deemed credible.
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The promise of large middle-class tax cuts are not credible in most cases.
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Several Twitter users have linked these messages to sex trafficking despite no credible evidence.
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This designation will be based on media reports and other credible sources, TripAdvisor said.
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For nuclear deterrence to work, the possibility of a nuclear response must be credible.
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The alliance system, which depends on credible American security guarantees, will start to unravel.
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But he doesn't seem to have a majority and faces several credible Republican challengers.
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He needed to start convincing some skeptics that he could be a credible president.
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"He's a credible voice in the White House," a Senate aide said of Cotton.
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The Times notes that the company investigated, and found the claim to be credible.
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Instead, he thinks adults should teach their children how to rely on credible resources.
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National election officials have decried the accusations, saying the vote was free and credible.
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Credible sources indicated they were being allowed to rape women in lieu of wages.
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Sixty-two percent of voters said they believe the allegations against Trump are credible.
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"Our latest credible information indicates that Louisa was alive in late 20173," it said.
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The Arab revolutions produced few leaders, few credible programmes for action, and few ideas.
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I've reviewed the allegations against him, and they're as credible as they are repulsive.
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Turkish businessmen want his successor to be given more leeway to set credible policies.
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They are using the salacious report to undermine the more careful and credible one.
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There's only one theory I find credible, though it's more of a vague intuition.
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The theory is credible, but these supposed huge gains from membership looked less so.
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"They're checking the allegations of civilian casualties; we're looking for credible evidence," Davis said.
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Because of that credible emotional dimension, Tomb Raider's action is more satisfying to watch.
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Cerreti and another prosecutor, Giovanni Musarò, met Cacciola and concluded that she was credible.
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You're credible when the population believes you're telling the truth and are not biased.
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" When asked Sunday if she found Swetnick's allegations credible, Klobuchar said, "I don't know.
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Afghanistan, Iraq or Syria find Trump to be more "credible" as a result of
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Both Kim and China's Xi Jinping found the danger real and the threats credible.
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In this case, that light is a credible threat that there will be consequences.
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This would have the notable upside of demonstrating that the president's threats are credible.
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"The authorities simply aren't a credible deterrent to crime anymore," Paul Caruana Galizia said.
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Twenty-six percent of respondents said her allegation was credible, while 28 percent disagreed.
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The IMF prefers lower fiscal targets for Athens, which it sees as more credible.
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Rights group Amnesty International says it has "credible information" that Cameroonian soldiers were involved.
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" – Collins "Thus far we've seen no new credible corroboration, no new corroboration at all.
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" It continued, "A credible allegation does not mean it has been substantiated or proven.
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David French of National Review is the most credible advocate of the Unbound position.
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Without a credible plan, supervisors could declare the bank failing or likely to fail.
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The result is that for many, it's hard to decipher what is credible information.
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"It is not credible to me that he was oblivious," Hill said of Sondland.
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" The officer's actions, as recorded, appeared to him to be "credible and legally protected.
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Austin Petersen The Missouri businessman, another prominent Libertarian, poses a credible threat to Johnson.
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"Republicans in Washington do a fairly credible imitation of an opposition party," he added.
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Lawyers for both men have attacked Flemmi, the government's main witness, as not credible.
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Gab subsequently banned the user, arguing the posts constituted a credible threat of violence.
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Frontline immigration officers, the official said, allow too many immigrants to claim credible fear.
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And all of a sudden this becomes a much more credible threat to them.
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MSF said there was an "absence of credible assurances" the hospital would be protected.
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There seems to be some credible evidence that NFL owners are colluding against Kaepernick.
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Because of that, Clinton's claim that she won the debate is much more credible.
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Aside from a handful of credible studies, the scientific community has generally shunned cannabis.
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The letter called for "a transparent, open and credible review of the scientific literature".
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Wasserman Schultz refused to fire Awan, saying there was no credible evidence against him.
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If Gates came off as credible to the jury, then Manafort is probably sunk.
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According to the suit, "all credible scientific evidence" shows Garcinia Cambogia simply doesn't work.
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There's some credible candidates for Georgia's state legislature, the Kansas legislature, Oklahoma state Senate.
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Erdogan's threats may seem grandiose, but they are entirely credible, officials told Business Insider.
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The security challenges in Iraq are impossible to resolve without a credible economic strategy.
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There's a lot left to be done before you can assess a credible threat.
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McCoy said the woman was uncertain if accusing a basketball star would sound credible.
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Clear, credible and consistent information about the virus and the response is urgently needed.
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Ethics, emotion, logic — it's credible and worthy, it appeals to me, it makes sense.
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I have had some very credible and highly respected people tell me their stories.
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"She paid attention and treated me as if I was credible," Ms. Haber said.
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"We have very, very little credible or documented evidence of the gold," he said.
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But making such a warning credible is likely to require a broad international coalition.
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Credible opinion polls before the vote had also shown him to be the winner.
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The filing Monday suggested that prosecutors do not consider Mr. Manafort a credible witness.
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A recent study asked: Who do you think is a credible source of information?
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She called for Mr. Trump to step down, citing his "numerous" and "credible" accusers.
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"These grave allegations compel a full, credible and bipartisan congressional investigation," Mr. Cummings wrote.
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The special counsel's report cited Mr. Comey as a credible witness in the matter.
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She filed a complaint, and the company's investigation found her account to be credible.
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Fiodorov wouldn't name names, but experts said there was only one credible perpetrator: Moscow.
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She passed her credible-fear interview but then remained in detention for nine months.
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"She paid attention and treated me as if I was credible," said Ms. Haber.
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And he is emerging as a credible contender in the 2020 presidential speculation game.
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And Democrats are demanding a credible investigation before his nomination comes to a vote.
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"It is entirely credible that the girls entered the water alive," Chief Shea said.
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Don't share screenshots from unverified sources, and only trust credible news and research outlets.
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Strong guarantees, including warrantees, have long been recognized as a credible signal of quality.
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Others, like competition regulators in Europe, worry that their dominance undermines credible news outlets.
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Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz is as credible and nonpolitical as it gets.
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What matters is that Dr. Blasey has made a serious, specific and credible allegation.
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The party's lawmakers "simply overlooked Bishop as a legitimate and credible leader," she wrote.
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Even Judge Kavanaugh's friends acknowledged that she had come across as powerful and credible.
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For fellow students, the most credible origin story for Mr. Miller remains the simplest.
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But G7 coordination is more credible when it's seen as well as talked about.
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Go into the negotiation with a credible plan — remember, your reputation is at stake.
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In each case, these policies stand up to respondents being presented with credible counterarguments.
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Bernie Sanders, rather than provide credible information about the international situation to the public.
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Some credible surveys placed his approval rating at an enviable 70 percent or more.
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No credible scientist would ever think of using it to prove or disprove anything.
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Kay Ivey offered a $5,000 reward for credible information in the search for Houston.
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Jason: I think it's hard to consider Janice a credible person to negotiate with.
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We have to be credible by also showing we are ready to defend ourselves.
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The United States last week supported calls for a peaceful, transparent and credible vote.
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They'll need to determine if you qualify for asylum, if you have credible fear.
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Collusion is far from proven, but credible evidence of collusion is coming into view.
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Better climate science has made establishing causality more credible, if by no means easy.
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He has confessed to 93 murders, and the agency considers all his confessions credible.
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The board of the bankrupt movie studio said it didn't consider Inclusion's bid credible.
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An immigration judge later found that allegation wasn't credible, according to the ACLU's complaint.
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He claimed BTA witnesses were not credible and that he had made a countersuit.
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The 19-minute news recap and commentary sourced its information from credible news outlets.
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This is not about the whistleblower — whom the IG found credible — or Joe Biden.
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A UN investigation found "sufficient credible evidence" that MBS bears responsibility for Khashoggi's death.
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Rather, it's because Mueller undoubtedly has credible, memorialized, tape-recorded and/or corroborated information.
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The unit will review convictions for credible claims of actual innocence and wrongful conviction.
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No credible evidence has emerged, however, that Mr. Rich was in contact with WikiLeaks.
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"Your payment history makes up 35% of your credit score," says Young from Credible.
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And otherwise credible professionals like the lawyer David Boies remain on the company's board.
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Just 2628 percent think the allegations aren't credible and another 28503 percent aren't sure.
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The panels in Sonya Kelliher-Combs's "Credible" (2019) look as if they've been wounded.
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The Republican senator added that the FBI will determine what "credible" allegations to probe.
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"She is a woman of integrity and I find her story credible," said Miller.
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"The allegations against Justin Fairfax are serious and credible," McAuliffe said in a statement.
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It turned out that no credible intelligence existed which justified the attack on Libya.
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It also is not clear whether Parnas would be viewed as a credible witness.
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The jury did not appear to find the testimony credible, Ms. Williams's lawyers said.
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The accusations were largely supported by Democrats and dismissed as not credible by Republicans.
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If it's not there, evaluate how credible the person who posted the screenshot is.
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It should have been told to someone credible who would approach it with fairness.
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Clapper's claim that he is "profoundly dismayed" by the leak is simply not credible.
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No credible analysis has been conducted that shows any health benefits to the BCRA.
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Unfortunately, finding a problem is almost always easier than proposing credible solutions for them.
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We are credible with world leaders and have 'convening power' within the private sector.
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Because of that slip, the judge ruled her not credible, and denied her asylum.
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Never mind that every credible evaluation of the bill's distributive impact has found otherwise.
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Azory Gwanda (Tanzania)No answers or credible investigation in case of missing Tanzanian journalist.
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"We need to have all the reforms ... legislated in a credible manner," Moscovici said.
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Mr. Levi does sweet better than tough, but it's a likable and credible performance.
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This means baseball's investigators must discern whether the allegations on social media are credible.
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"As your shepherd, I find them credible," Bishop Strickland wrote of Archbishop Viganò's allegations.
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Democrats and independent favored this ad and found it credible, which isn't a surprise.
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Later, she devises an escape from bondage using lye and some barely credible contortions.
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Ultimately, he decided that the defense lawyers' arguments of "grand jury abuse" were credible.
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"The allegations against Justin Fairfax are serious and credible," Mr. McAuliffe wrote on Twitter.
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Schiff said after leaving the secure room that the complaint was credible and disturbing.
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Congress should send the president a credible budget and demand that he sign it.
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Trump administration officials argue that the credible-fear screening should be far less generous.
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What happens then depends on the circumstances: Would Cruz have made a credible threat?
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Credible allegations from France that Chelsea & Arsenal fans are mostly responsible for the violence.
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But after nearly two years of talks, all viewed Iran's chief diplomat as credible.
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Per the Senate's request, the FBI is to investigate "current credible allegations" against Kavanaugh.
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"They (youth) have credible and solid demands that are mobilizing political leadership," she said.
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And Clinton's positioning as "hawkish on Iran" is not even all that credible anymore.
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Mueller is a highly credible figure who happens to be good friends with Comey.
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