You give credit to KG. You give credit to Paul Pierce.
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We give credit to TechCrunch, and I give credit to our team.
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And I give credit — I give credit across the board going back two mayors, two police chiefs, because it has worked.
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You give credit out in a way that makes me think that you know it doesn't cost anything to give credit.
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Bryan: You have to give credit where credit is due.
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I do give credit to IPVanish for a brief tutorial.
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"Just got to give credit to my teammates," Leonard said.
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I always like to give credit where credit is due.
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But let me give credit to the one you like.
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But we always give credit back to the original creator.
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Clinton took a moment to give credit to Mr. Sanders.
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"I give credit where credit is due," Ms. Tameron said.
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But we also must give credit where credit is due.
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But I want to give credit where credit is due.
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And they do not give credit to animals' survival instinct.
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Even haters have to give credit where credit is due.
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This is where you've got to give credit to the GOP.
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Give credit to UCLA ... a lot of firepower on that team.
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"I want to give credit where credit is due," he said.
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Maybe Google needs to learn to give credit where it's deserved.
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And, of course, we have to give credit to the story.
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They are always taking ideas from others and never give credit.
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Nissan is not afraid to give credit where credit is due.
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"You have to give credit where credit is due," he said.
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And I need to give credit for paying attention to details.
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"I want to give credit where credit is due," Sanders said.
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If they are not, do they give credit to someone else?
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"I have to give credit where credit is due," Edwards said.
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Before we nitpick Virgin Galactic's achievement, let's give credit where it's due.
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To give credit where it's due, this is a frequently funny production.
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I have to give credit to CNN because I always bash CNN.
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I've got to give credit to the different artists I work with.
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I think people multitask way, way more than marketers give credit for.
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And to take a moment and give credit where credit is due.
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"Today, I want to give credit where credit is due," Sanders said.
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Animal activists were quick to give credit to "Blackfish" for effecting change.
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"I want to give credit where credit is due," Sanders had said.
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Sometimes we have to give credit to a team that we face.
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You have to give credit to the transparency of the blockchain network.
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It is also important, however, to give credit where credit is due.
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Patient choice of this kind would give credit where credit is due.
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"I've got to give credit to (assistant coach) Tony Barbee," Calipari said.
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Anyways, so but look, I do hope, give credit where it's due.
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It has also been accused of stealing jokes and refusing to give credit to the comedians who wrote them, though Tebele now says the company's policy is to give credit and seek permission before posting anyone else's work.
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Remember to give credit where it's due—and demand that you're appreciated, too!
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But I also think you need to give credit where credit is due.
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You have to give credit to those guys because they came to play.
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Isn't it time to give credit—socially, financially, or otherwise—where it's due?
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But at the same time, too ... I give credit where credit is due.
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Give credit where it is due, and you'll be exhibiting true cultural appreciation.
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"You've got to give credit to Festus just for being prepared," Lillard said.
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"I want to give credit where credit is due," Sanders said on Tuesday.
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Give credit to where credit is due — to 19-year-old Nikolas Cruz.
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So give credit where it's due, and when you do, say it loud.
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Kenyatta Cheese: We started seeing [places] like Adult Swim starting to use advice animals in their promos on TV, or on the internet, and not give credit where credit was due—like, not give credit to the community where it originated.
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Other lenders give credit based on the letter of undertaking issued by a bank.
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"I have to give credit to Loby," lefty Gonzalez said of catcher Jose Lobaton.
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I give credit to Jake Tapper for that because he actually called him out.
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" Blake J. Harris on Scruta Games: "I want to give credit to Scruta Games.
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Give credit to the guys ahead of me who put me in that position.
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I think that you give credit where it's due, you know what I mean?
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Proskauer's report shows that what lenders are willing to give credit for is increasing.
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"I give credit to their defense," Sixers coach Brett Brown said of the Hawks.
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Bits You have to give credit to Peter Thiel: The man keeps it interesting.
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At the end of the day though, ya gotta give credit where it's due.
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"I have to give credit to my teammates and coach Brad (Stevens)," Thomas said.
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But as a scout, you have to give credit to a little guy, too.
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"It might be too much to just give credit to Jefferson," Mr. Wilson said.
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And to give credit to American prosecutors, they are now trying to do this.
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It reshapes a stretch of art history to give credit where credit is due.
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"I want to give credit to the men and women out there," Witt says.
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You have to give credit to someone who sticks with his guns, I guess.
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But you also have to give credit where it's due: This is a good idea.
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I want to give credit again to how clutch Davie's idol play was last week.
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Attribution: You can use these images as long as you give credit to the author.
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Your handle is automatically visible and tappable, so their followers know where to give credit.
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"I really want to give credit to them for my safety," Shahan the the Tribune.
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"It gives credit to creation but it does not give credit to copying," Malofiy said.
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"You have to give credit to the man for being willing to intervene," McManus said.
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"You've got to give credit to him for making a heads-up play," Granderson said.
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Let's hope the Emmys wake up and start to give credit where credit is due!
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The talents have global roots, and give credit to France for finding and schooling them.
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"Do we need to endlessly give credit to the Quebecois for inventing it?" he asked.
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And you have to give credit to its longtime leaders, Steve Gilula and Nancy Utley.
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Many people give credit — or blame — to the president for the state of the economy.
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But I give credit, not because it's cheap to do, but because it's the truth.
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"We often give credit to people like Abraham Lincoln for freeing the slaves," Martinez says.
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"I've got to give credit to the Houston Astros pitchers," Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said.
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You've got to give credit to Kari on the other side, he played a great game.
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As much as I don't want to, you've got to give credit where credit is due.
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I'm not trying to bash my own industry here, and I give credit where it's due.
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You should give credit whenever you take things, even if the things you take are bad.
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"Give credit where credit is due," wrote Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG Union Bank.
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"You have to give credit where credit is due": In discussion of North Korea breakthrough, Rep.
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But give credit to Donald Jr. and Eric — they apparently spend a lot of time practicing.
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Fitch does not give credit for future MCB injections despite its successful issuances in the past.
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So you have to give credit to him, Pipe, that he's tried to break the cycle.
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We didn't give credit to the news initially and tried to get more details through media.
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Give credit where credit is deserved, and those guys are the ones that deserve it, not me.
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On Wednesday, YouTube copped to lifting Hevesh's video, tweeting that it "forgot" to give credit where due.
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No one wants their car broken into, but sometimes you gotta give credit where credit is due.
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"You've got to give credit to just how talented that team is," Irving said of the Nets.
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And I think there's a lot more in common in the cultures than people give credit to.
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Give credit to British actress/comedian Sally Phillips, with her clipped, deadpan line readings: so humorously humorless.
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I've just got to give credit to my teammates who do a great job of finding me.
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We also have to give credit to the audience, for nearly adding up to a single Adele.
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"I always give credit to the Duke students, who are just insane about their team," he says.
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You have to give credit to Mudhoney, Green River, The Melvins, The U-Men, and Screaming Trees.
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Still, it is important to put the pity in perspective and give credit where it is due.
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The candidates didn't hesitate to give credit where due at the CNN climate town hall Wednesday night.
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So give credit to the Roundabout for producing this thoughtful revival of an ambitious, vexing, multilayered drama.
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I'll still share with those who reach out and share too, and will always give credit where due.
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And they've done a fantastic job, we're copying that system, we give credit where credit it is due.
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This means some schools will give credit for only a 4 or a 5 on the AP exam.
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To give credit where it is due, the government has started to increase water prices to discourage waste.
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"I give credit to President Trump on this one, for getting us out of the agreement," Lieberman said.
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Whether we agree with him or not, let's give credit to where it is due to Gary Johnson.
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However, the report also said Goldman Sachs would give credit limits in line with the users' credit history.
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LEARN TO GIVE CREDIT LEARN TO RESPECT LEARN TO MAKE ROOM FOR BLACK AND BROWN TRANS QUEER ARTISTS.
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But today, we need to give credit where credit is due: Has anyone else noticed her style comeback?
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So while there is still much work to be done, let's give credit where credit is due. Gov.
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"I absolutely give credit to Credico," Thomas P. DiNapoli, the New York state comptroller, said in an interview.
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Clinton: I give credit, across the board, going back two mayors, two police chiefs, because it has worked.
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But with unemployment low and wages beginning to creep upward, voters may be more inclined to give credit.
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News Tab will try to give credit to the outlet that broke a story, rather than an aggregator.
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Instead of money, you give Credit Karma your financial data and endure targeted credit card and loan advertisements.
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All four cyber officials said they are testing ways to give credit and bonuses to reward good work.
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Lenika Cruz of The Atlantic paused to give credit where it's due for the show's latest technical achievement.
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F&R claims Lisa stopped showing love ... refusing to give credit where they say credit was richly due.
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"Give credit to their offensive coordinator (Darrell Dickey) and (head) coach (Mike) Norvell," SMU defensive end Justin Lawler said.
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I have to give credit to my friends they are very chill people, and traveling with them was easy.
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In the second verse, he dedicates a line to give credit to and thank his friends and frequent collaborators.
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"I have to give credit to my good friend Donald Glover, who helped me with the idea," he said.
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I just thought the two photos were very similar and I always try to give credit where it's due.
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"Give credit to them — they did a really good job on defense, bringing blitzes from different angles," Collins said.
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If nothing else then you have to give credit to the Aerican Empire's founder, Eric Lis, for his ambition.
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"I have to give credit to Ivanka Trump," Trump said, pointing to his daughter who was standing behind him.
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But you have to give credit where credit's due, (she) played better than I did today when it mattered.
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Also true is that Americans will generally give credit for a good economy to whichever president presides over it.
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The other side doesn't like to give credit for the fact that he's been really effective in certain ways.
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We're the only ones in the watch industry who give credit to all those who transform the sketch into reality.
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"I give credit to my teammates," said Thompson, who got assists from six different players on his 14 field goals.
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" For his part, socialist Sanders said at a Tuesday news conference, "I want to give credit where credit it due.
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It was jarring, when Rubio was asked about the Flint water crisis, to hear him "give credit to" Michigan Gov.
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You build successful teams and give credit where it is due, sharing your success and achievements with your entire team.
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That's because they display five key behaviors, like a willingness to accept feedback and give credit to their team members.
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We wouldn't give credit for those and we wouldn't penalize for them, though they do factor into your credit score.
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I usually sleep on my side, so I give credit to the pillow for helping me fall and stay asleep.
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Rosemary appreciated the tricky ones, even if the system didn't adjust to give credit for dealing with more complex problems.
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He did give credit to several members who understand the art of questioning, including Representatives Katie Hill and Jackie Speier.
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Yeah and let's give credit to Lee Atwater, who has died but frankly deserved a lot of credit for that.
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In the industry, a lot of cultures and a lot of things are taken, and no one wants to give credit.
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York was more than willing to give credit to teammate Ryan Anderson, who was effective at both ends of the court.
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Politics generally bores me, but let's give credit where credit is due to one of the political masterstrokes of the age.
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It all seems like an unreal experience, and I give credit to Rachel Lee Hovnanian: the inventor of this nature room.
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China's leaders like the document to give credit to their favourite ideological themes (and Mr Xi is particularly keen on ideology).
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Regardless of where their votes ultimately fell, you have to give credit to the Kama 6 for how the tribal played.
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"I will give credit where credit is due, but I will say that was too little, too late," he told CNN.
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Let's give credit where credit is long overdue, after all, he wasn't named the most fashionable man of 2015 for nothing.
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And, to give credit where it's due, that 119% net-retention rate could be a good indicator for the beleaguered company.
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"Show you acknowledge other people's contributions and give credit where credit is due and model what you would like," said Pollak.
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"There's much more hope and a lot less nihilism in my stuff than sometimes the critics give credit," McDonagh, 49, said.
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You've got to give credit where credit's due—those songs carried my career for however fucking long they carried my career.
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To give credit where credit is due, many companies have taken their own steps to help society in a positive way.
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Do they own their mistakes; give credit where credit is due; care about their employees as people as opposed to assets?
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Another common aspect of appropriation is failure to give credit to the culture you're drawing inspiration from in the first place.
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That doesn't make it any less spectacular or impressive, but it does allow us to give credit where credit is due.
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But you also need to give credit to Juventus, which tied it in the end with its tactical switches, spirit and perseverance.
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I gotta give credit to organizations like GLAAD who have led the way in how LGBTQ people are portrayed in the media.
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They defended, they put two on the ball, they really locked down defensively, so you've really got to give credit to them.
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Though Obama was adamant that American food is better than British food, she was sure to give credit where it was due.
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Okay, so this pair of headphones also has the cool twisted wire, and I give credit to Onkyo for making it detachable.
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No matter what, I want a viewer to have to give credit where it's due for a finely crafted work of art.
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Since they have chosen this path, I encourage them to give credit where it's due and acknowledge GSUSA's expertise in leadership development.
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"I have to give credit to her because she played very solid," said Goerges, who had won her last three WTA finals.
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But judges can, and often do, give credit for cooperation, and the government can always decide to recommend a lighter sentence later.
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Additionally — and potentially more importantly — it will give Credit Sesame access to more data from users, helping it enhance its existing offering.
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In a recent note Credit Suisse said that it's important to give "credit where due" to Tesla over the company's battery development.
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A former middle school teacher is claiming she was fired from her teaching job for refusing to give credit where it's not due.
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"Give credit to this market where credit is due and recognize that the bull doesn't just reside at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue," Cramer said.
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I give credit to the press for sticking with an unspoken rule not to follow them around and give them space to grow.
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Today, I want to give credit where credit is due and I want to congratulate Mr. Bezos for doing exactly the right thing.
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"I give credit to my colleagues who supported the $5 billion Facebook settlement because they sure got a lot of headlines," Chopra said.
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You have to give credit to Saif Ali Khan and Radhika Apte for playing such hollow and badly written roles with such conviction.
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"I give credit to the place I grew up for the way I write music and the way I enjoy music," Bryan revealed.
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I have to give credit to Tommy, because it's his bizarre story and his behavior and his uniqueness that fueled this whole thing.
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The country also has some 48 trillion pesos available to give credit guarantees to small and medium-sized businesses and households, he added.
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Yun did give credit to Tillerson for helping to create the conditions by which North Korea was ready to come to the table.
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"We must give credit to China for having done the right thing," said Iain Douglas-Hamilton, president and founder of Save the Elephants.
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Let's give credit to JT, who was the first person in Survivor to get out of his seat and walk across the tribal council.
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A separate ruling also struck down a law that infringed on a judge's ability to give credit for time served prior to a conviction.
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But what happens when we don't give credit where credit is due, especially when others are profiting off an idea that isn't their own?
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AND SO, I HAVE TO GIVE CREDIT TO THE OFFICIAL SECTOR IN THE U.S. FOR ACCOMPLISHING THAT OBJECTIVE VERY, VERY EARLY IN THE PROCESS.
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But I guess I always kind of give credit to my parents, because there was definitely the temptation, as you and I both know.
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To give credit where credit is due, the regime in Tehran has been frank and open about its continued hostility toward America and Israel.
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I really have to give credit where credit's due: I couldn't possibly outdo IEEE Spectrum's headline, "Firefighting Robot Snake Flies on Jets of Water."
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" Establishment Republicans should rejoice at the president's speech to the United Nations on Tuesday, writes Mr. Ahmari, and "give credit where it is due.
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I'll give credit, though, to Senator Dick Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, who questioned Judge Gorsuch about an episode from the nominee's pre-judicial career.
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I do give credit to Ava [DuVernay] for trying to build something that hasn't been built before, but that's a lot on Ava's back.
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I know anecdotally — because I polled peers when writing this article — that this failure to give credit where credit's due plays out again and again.
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Tony admitted that "this block was horrible" way back, but like every person I spoke to, declined to give credit to Bratton—or his cops.
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At the same time, we recognize that it is a historic achievement and we want to give credit to the women who came before us.
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Ellison was eager to give credit to a small business in Harrisburg, Pa., that she considered an example of one that was doing it right.
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"Now, somebody who a lot of people don't give credit to, but in actuality is really beautiful, is Paris Hilton," he once told Howard Stern.
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First let's give credit where credit is due: Victoria's Secret was the first to effectively sell lingerie — long considered a luxury purchase — to the masses.
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So, I do want to give credit where credit is due to everyone that's been working so hard on this for so long for her.
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"I definitely give credit to her for raising me in an environment that was incredibly open-minded and non-judgmental," revealed Gomez in her letter.
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"Narcissists are likely to exhibit problematic interpersonal behavior, such as claiming more credit for positive outcomes while failing to give credit to others," Chatman said.
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Rather than blaming Facebook or other platforms for the trouble in which we find ourselves, let's give credit where credit is due: The American people.
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Deirdre O'Connell has a peculiar challenge performing the recollections of Lucas Hnath's mother in his play "Dana H." Give credit to earbuds and Epsom salts.
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But if we give credit to Jesus for raising Lazarus from the dead, what about all the children who died whom he did not raise?
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"Give credit to this market where credit is due and recognize that the bull doesn't just reside at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue," the "Mad Money " host said.
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It's good to be a team player and give credit where credit is due, but overusing the word "we" makes you appear less confident and capable.
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It's partly a way to promote shows, promote albums, and also give credit to musicians who play in the band, and artists and filmmakers and stuff.
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The trend was remarkable, and to give credit where it is due, it was my KPCB partner Jackie Xu who brought this fact to the foreground.
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They may be violently repulsive, but let's give credit where it is due: they certainly captured the spirit of the shoe with the name "Crazy Explosive."
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Before delving into the serious implications that Trump's victory poses for our country, I would be remiss if I didn't give credit where credit is due.
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So rather than blaming Facebook or other platforms for the trouble in which we find ourselves, let's give credit where credit is due: The American people.
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That's the one you give credit to because I know multiple times he had to talk to Doc just to say, 'Hey Doc, leave them alone.
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First baseman Chase Headley also defended Chapman, preferring to give credit to Devers, the 20-year-old prospect who made his major-league debut last month.
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"Somebody who a lot of people don't give credit to, but in actuality is really beautiful is Paris Hilton," he said, according to the Huffington Post.
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We have to give credit for this phenomenon to model Kaylen Ward, who started offering nude photos last week in exchange for donations to relief efforts.
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I give credit to Dean for speaking up against the Iraq War when, in the wake of 9/11, most Democrats were cowering before George W. Bush.
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Got to give credit where it's due: the kids these days are committed not just to the hip new memes, but also to the memes of yesteryear.
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Give credit where it is due: Donald Trump delivered the best constructed and best rhetorical speech of his campaign as he accepted the GOP nomination Thursday night.
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And while we can't help but think of Vans' signature checkers every time we hear the word "slip-ons," we must give credit where credit is due.
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In other words, only after one quarter of a new presidency passes did Blinder and Watson begin to give credit for the economy to the new president.
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Granato said he might have mentioned similar advice before the game, too, but if Donato wanted to give credit to his father, that was fine with him.
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Kim claimed North's remix was a last-minute addition and total surprise ... and said the famous fam never meant to not give credit where credit was due.
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"We have 1.7 million followers and we always give credit whether the person has zero followers or not," said Yoni Wicker, 14, one half of the TheWickerTwinz.
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We had the ball but have to give credit to the way France defended, and we couldn't find that little bit of magic in front of goal.
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Whether you are paying for a dress, receiving a dress as a gift, or borrowing a dress, you should always remember to give credit where credit is due.
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Some of the cuts wouldn't affect the deficit at all since budget scorekeepers don't give credit for rescinded money that they don't think would have ever been spent.
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Still it's nice to give credit to some of the pioneering models in digital photography that helped to standardize many of the features we take for granted today.
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Chris: I second all of the above, but I also want to give credit to the game's designers who figured out what differentiates this game from its contemporaries.
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To give credit where credit is due: The latest iteration of the US government's dietary guidelines no longer makes a point of capping total fat and cholesterol intakes.
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"We want to give credit to Chinese regulators because, compared to other Western countries like the U.S., the overall regulatory framework is more supportive [in China]," Ye said.
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To give credit to our partners, the shape of [the new version of] "MMMBop" came out of a conversation with the Dust Brothers, talking about the Jackson Five.
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" The governor, who does not give credit lightly, went on to say about Mr. Cotton that "we would not have made the progress we made but for him.
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At the same time, we recognize that it is a historic achievement and we do of course want to give credit to all those who came before us.
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Or you might give credit to the babies in your life, because whether or not you're a mom, humans seem to favor holding tiny tots on the left side.
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The president has done nothing to actually achieve that, of course, and Trump supporters often give credit to Trump when they benefit from provisions of the Affordable Care Act.
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You'd have to give credit to Uruguayan player Pablo Aurrecochea, who has sported outfits with Krusty the Clown, as well as Batman, Spiderman, and the Pink Panther on them.
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"Somebody who a lot of people don't give credit to, but in actuality is really beautiful is Paris Hilton," he said in the video republished by The Huffington Post.
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To give credit where it's due, that scene and particular band are very important, not just for Toronto, but also for their contribution to the alt indie rock canon.
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In an attempt to give credit where it is due, the Times ran another piece last week on Canadian Thanksgiving, this time listing dishes for each province and territory.
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We have documented, in particular, now that stock market gains are not entirely attributable to him and the lack of airplane deaths is even harder to give credit for.
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"So my reaction is, as I said earlier on, it is of great regret," he continued, making sure still to give credit to Trump for engaging diplomatically with Kim.
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Give credit to the warm weather and the many single-family homes that sit right on the lakes that dot the region or have views of the many golf courses.
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"If we start calling everything terrorism -- and in this day and age we mean ISIS -- we give credit and kudos to an organization that's willing to take it," she said.
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We'd like to give credit where credit is due, and say thank you to Europeans for introducing the idea of rolling pastry dough around a sausage because it's truly genius.
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It's the readymade sculpture's 100th anniversary, so let's give credit where credit is due with this tasteful Simpsons bootleg, a wonderful metaphor for the current state of the art world.
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"President Moon's approach to leadership is to humble himself and give credit to his negotiating partners, for the sake of democracy and peace," Kim Hong-kook, of Kyonggi University, explained.
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But you also have to give credit to the executives at Sony, who found the perfect release for the movie to have time for the word of mouth to build.
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We have to give credit where credit is due: Perhaps more so than any other industry, beauty brands have really figured out how to nail the whole Instagrammable packaging thing.
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Hill aides give credit to the labor advocacy group United for Respect that has organized former employees of Toys "R" Us and other struggling retailers controlled by private equity firms.
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Such underground aficionados are quick to give credit where it's due, but in recent years Caribbean-derived sounds have inundated mainstream radio as well, far removed from its source material.
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I do think I give credit back to Matthew, who structured the deal where we weren't being absorbed into a company never to be seen again and treated like employees.
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There is one difference, though – and please give credit to our hard working, 24/7 president: He greeted warmly his Japanese guest instead of pointing at him Bill's trademark threatening finger.
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But it was clear they showed they are willing to give credit to the Trump administration, a first in the wary relationship between this president and the press who covers him.
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Now, to give credit where credit is very much due, this is clearly a minimalist take on gold caps and grills popularized in the '80s, largely by the hip hop community.
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Cheesy biopics are not where we go for realism, but let's give credit to the hardworking casting agents who must have spent countless hours auditioning red-headed actors and Markle doppelgängers.
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The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) filed a lawsuit Wednesday against NCUA, the nation's top credit union regulator, arguing that its new lending rules give credit unions an unfair advantage.
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Airbus must meanwhile pay or give credit notes for all damages for delays due as of last week, when the agreement was signed: a move that underscores likely fourth-quarter charges.
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Fitch did not give credit for the four sites where InSite has a management contract to manage a DAS network owned by the DAS venue; these sites contribute 0.2% of ARRR.
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You have to give credit where credit is due, and Showalter might be one reason the Orioles have been so consistently, surprisingly good, but he can't possibly be the only reason.
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I readily give credit to Flake for having good manners, being willing to meet with those with whom he both agrees and disagrees, and for, at times, saying the right thing.
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Still, "we might as well take shards of fairness and idealism and so on whenever we find them in our past and recognize that and give credit to them," he said.
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To give credit where due, the evidence suggests that the typical person would have drastically underperformed an index fund, so Trump's ability to roughly match one is at least slightly impressive.
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They presumed the government did not want to give credit to activists for prompting the change and spoke on condition of anonymity so as not to jeopardize the women — or themselves.
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John Hope Bryant, founder and chairman of Operation HOPE, a community organization, said there was a need for a federal policy to give credit to companies that offer internships and apprenticeships.
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Give credit to the co-creator Damon Lindelof's affinity for episodic television, which has him effectively starting each chapter from scratch rather than merely picking up where the story left off.
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While our new home cost us quite a bit more than the Portland house, I give credit to both of my prior homes for the funds to afford my current one.
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The credit line mentions a stock photo agency, but it would be appropriate also to give credit to the artist, Ellen G. Hill (1841-1928), whose distinctive style is immediately recognizable.
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"Offense is cyclical and we are in a little bit of a funk right now, but you also have to give credit to the Baltimore pitchers," Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said.
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I have to give credit to my mentors, David Stern and Adam Silver, who have always stressed that technology and innovation would enhance the game experience for our fans around the world.
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But we shouldn&apost forget to cover the coordination that was involved in bringing him away in part to give credit to the resistance for a victory that is rare for them.
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If the Democratic states (their urban areas particularly) have simply seen a strong economic recovery since the recession, that could explain such a finding without having to give credit to the expansion.
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They give credit, however, to those who took power in Chicago for pushing the unions to a more confrontational stance in situations where they have the right kind of leverage to win.
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To give credit where it's due: Gold's husband, Paul Baumann — another accomplished artist whose work has also been featured at this venue — had the idea for this counter-intuitive confrontation of sensibilities.
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But that description doesn't give credit to Cuba's own conservation efforts and strong stance on climate change, he continued, which have helped keep the country's coral reefs and marine life relatively pristine.
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JIM CRAMER: Totally got lost-- DAVE COTE: Well, it was one of those where I think I give credit sometimes for-- we said some of the stuff enough that everybody gets it.
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Whoever you want to give credit to the bottom line is if the deal is good, the president gets credit for the deal once we find out what&aposs in the deal.
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I have to give credit to the kids at Gage Middle School and Riverside Poly High School, because I don't feel like I got much shit for the lunches I was bringing.
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I just hope that Lovato doesn't brush it under the rug, and takes the time to learn about the style on top of her head and give credit where credit is due.
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IRS agents also have frustrated whistleblowers and their lawyers with their reluctance to give credit to whistleblowers for identifying tax fraud, which can lead to a reduction or outright denial of rewards.
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The GAO report did give credit to the SEC for making improvements, saying that since September 2016, the agency had resolved 47 of 58 different recommendations previously made by the watchdog office.
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"Although it's important to give credit where credit is due, it's equally important not to deflect your personal accomplishments to other people," says April Klimkiewicz, career coach and owner of bliss evolution.
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To do this, be realistic about your abilities, share stories that illustrate your wins rather than just saying "I'm awesome at XYZ" and make sure to give credit where credit is due.
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All the witnesses spoke about the ongoing need to recruit and retain talented cyber professionals, and all four said they are testing ways to give credit and bonuses to reward good work.
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He goes out of his way to recognize others and give credit where it's due, and she goes far above and beyond as a mentor — she takes complete strangers under her wing.
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I'm not going to pretend I remember the dawning of rave culture because I wasn't alive yet and can barely remember Pop Idol, but I try to give credit where credit is due.
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The account targets Bana's supporters by claiming her account is fake: I live East #Aleppo, and I'd like to give credit to Syrian government for providing 24/7 Internet to a war zone!
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"Given that so much fintech innovation has gone to help give credit to people who already have it, it's important that the needs of the truly underserved are taken into account," he said.
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"Today I want to give credit where credit is due, and that is that Mr. Bezos and Amazon have done the right thing," Sanders told the Washington Post, which Bezos owns, on Tuesday.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find somebody who says I did bad business in regards to a publishing split, sharing songwriting credits, or sampling, you have to give credit where credit is due.
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He understands his role as the face and the voice of the organization, but he never misses an opportunity to give credit to others and that is the beauty of collaborative leadership. Okay.
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Aniston made sure to give credit to the people involved in the photo shoot, tagging McMillan along with makeup artist Tracey Levey, her stylist team Nina and Clare Hallworth, and photographer Peggy Sirota.
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The trip Thursday will kick off what the transition is calling a "thank you" tour in which Mr. Trump plans to give credit for his surprise victory to supporters in critical swing states.
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I have to give credit here to my test kitchen colleague Noor Murad, who had the foresight to turn polenta on its head by cooking it in the oven instead of the stovetop.
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We've got to give credit to Marti [Noxon, the show's creator and an executive producer], who came up with this plan, beautifully blending the past and the present and wondering, sometimes, what's what.
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If we read with the slightest suspicion, we'll give credit where credit is due: More than likely, the Mayflower Compact was designed to protect the liberty of strangers from the tyranny of saints.
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"You have to give credit to the FDA, they have changed their policies significantly," said Greninger, who added that the transmissibility of the coronavirus seemed to defy regulations previously established by the government.
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Back in May, there was a sudden outburst of enthusiasm about Trump's nuclear diplomacy with Iran, complete with media scolding of churlish liberals who refused to give credit where due for a breakthrough.
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That Mr. Buffett went out of his way to give credit to a "tide of talented and ambitious immigrants" was also worthy of note in light of the Trump administration's crackdown on immigrants.
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It's always a good idea to give credit to coworkers who helped you meet the goal or make a project a success, but keep it quick and simple and don't overtake the meeting.
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We should give credit where credit is due and thank those common-sense Republicans who, from day one, have believed Moore's accusers and stated in no uncertain terms that he should step down.
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However, while one shouldn't give credit to Facebook for a one-day pop-up in response to its many stumbles, maybe this is a step in the right direction for the social media company.
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"Somebody who a lot of people don't give credit to, but in actuality is really beautiful is Paris Hilton," he said in the video, which was republished by the Huffington Post on Oct. 1.
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Aniston, 46, does give credit to her 44-year-old husband, whom she wed last August, for his "very healthy eating" (he also shuns sugar), but insists that Theroux is also just inherently blessed.
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OD: You have to give credit to him for seeing ... I think he was one of the few people back then to see what the internet could be and how powerful it could be.
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Their confidence is fragile, the most unexpected thing can knock them off track, and so how we think about this in a much more flexible way, but maybe we give credit for prior achievement.
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The UFC honcho thinks Deontay's decision to rock a 45-pound costume during his ring walk was ill-informed ... but says ya can't blame the whole loss on the outfit -- give credit to Fury!
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They're at the top for a reason, but it's about time we give credit where credit is due: JBL gives you that powerful, theatrical audio and active noise cancellation for less than half the price.
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"Of course we give credit to the pilot who landed that plane," said Awale Kullane, Somalia's deputy ambassador to the U.N., who was on board the flight and posted video of the aftermath on Facebook.
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I still wish the app ecosystem was stronger, but I give credit to Microsoft for being ahead of both Apple and Google in trying to bring mobile app (and web app) paradigms to the desktop.
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"Democrats fail to give credit to voters for being smart enough to know who their local member is and what they stand for," said Katie Martin, a spokeswoman for the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC).
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As a genuine respect for economics is in very short supply in Washington policy circles — although lip service regrettably is always in abundant supply — it's important for us to give credit where credit is due.
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On Saturday, The Wall Street Journal reported that the association made a decision to formally oppose the GOP plan after top Republicans told them they wouldn't replace the deductions, or give credit for property taxes.
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I do not see a lot of players hold a regular radio show, TV show ... I have to give credit to my agent, Adisa Bakari, who kind of pushed me in that direction as well.
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Give credit, though, to the bold musical experimentation going on here, generated by an ace team that includes Kris Kukul (music supervisor and, with Ms. McLean, orchestra), Ada Westfall (music director) and Nicholas Pope (sound).
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Let's give credit where credit is due: DIY punk obsessives Dan Goldin and Dave Spak—the dudes behind the label Exploding In Sound Records—are the real deal for a ton of Massachusetts underground bands.
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"Why would you give credit to a bunch of TV hosts on that?" asked a second White House official, noting that Trump was in the Situation Room on Tuesday night as Carlson went on air.
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Remy emphasizes her responsibility of being the owner of her own stories as a woman but it took a community to make this record and one she was happy to lean on and give credit to.
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Meanwhile, Bolt continued to give credit to 100m gold medalist Justin Gatlin for his perseverance in a difficult atmosphere amongst the fans in London, where they booed the 25-year-old American throughout the sprint competition.
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And, you know what, I know for a fact you did the right thing, we're looking at the numbers and the numbers, even they have to give credit for the kind of numbers that we're producing.
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I have to give credit to the merchant mariners: They had been trained on how to get out of the ship, and when to lower a raft, and we just knew how to use our guns!
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We featured his column in this roundup last week, and it only seemed fair to give credit where credit is due: When it came to Mr. Scaramucci's tenure in the White House, Mr. Taibbi called it.
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I have to give credit to some college friends for helping me bring this together; they were spending a beautiful summer weekend with my wife and me, and we started bouncing around "boy meets girl" names.
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Look, it pains me a little to give credit to boxing, a sport that transforms brain damage into extra zeros in Don King's bank account, but this is one area the fight game gets exactly right.
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Iginla was quick to give credit to center Carl Soderberg, who found his winger alone to Hellebuyck's right in the dying seconds of the second period, where he snapped home the game winner on the blocker side.
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Rcom would not have USD200m-USD220m in potential EBITDA from Infratel and, given that Rcom is left with only 49% economic interest, we would deconsolidate Infratel in our analysis and only give credit for any dividends received.
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His name is Donald Trump, and as an expert in developing hotels whose bathrooms have terrific, tremendous mirrors (don't ever say I don't give credit where it's due), he's actually perfectly qualified to lead this specific charge.
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You can give credit to the ocean of liquidity provided by central banks if you want, but one key point is that the U.S. has dramatically outperformed the rest of the world over the past five years.
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Also, while I really, really want to give credit to this guy for including the Tame Impala track that best fits into the sonic world of hip hop, well, Donald Glover already made that point this year.
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The problem of trying to give credit for the economy to a president this early becomes obvious after looking at an exhaustive review of the post-War economy by Princeton University professors Alan Blinder and Mark Watson.
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Chatting in a library just off the front parlor, Ms. Clarkson said she appreciated the hard work that went into her career at RCA ("We were successful and you've got to give credit to where it's due").
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"Kings of War" condenses and conflates five plays by Shakespeare (and, to give credit where it's due, Christopher Marlowe, too), rearranged chronologically not according to when they were written, but when the events they portray took place.
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Give credit to director James Wan for making "Aquaman" more of a rousing adventure than a grim-and-gritty action film; and to Jason Momoa for his cheery, charismatic portrayal of the half-human, half-Atlantean strongman.
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Though he was far from the only person who suggested Braun for the role on Twitter, I do want to give credit to The Verge's Dan Seifert for being the first person on staff to predict it.
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Still, even if this guy was indeed a loud enough jerk to deserve his ejection, let's give credit where it's due—he was, in his furious turnt-up mania, basically the Toronto crowd, distilled into one person.
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As data pile up, microlenders' judgments should improve—and if they have to give credit bureaus good news as well as bad (often, now, they are not so obliged), they should stop being vehicles for new financial exclusion.
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The final compromise allowed states to include several additional measures in their school ratings, including high school graduation rates and metrics of student growth on tests, which give credit when scores improve but still fall short of proficiency.
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People began to see me in a different way, for different roles" Adams continued, adding, "I don't know if I can give credit to just the hair color, but maybe it did help people see me past blonde.
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Just like a militant anarchist with an ACAB neck tattoo might grudgingly value the police a little more once they've helped solve a burglary at his mom's house, students who security have helped give credit where it's due.
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"I have to give credit to the current Administration for taking seriously the growing threat to markets of hospital consolidation," former Obama health official Farzad Mostashari wrote on Twitter, in a thread that you should read in full.
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Not everyone apparently celebrated the signing of Sweetwater Clifton, but give credit where it is due: The Knicks have come a long way in the 67 years since that first significant step on a road still being paved.
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Give credit to administrations that think outside the grid — like that of Mayor Michael Bloomberg, which unexpectedly managed to add bicycles to the commuting mix, and now Mr. de Blasio, doing more to reconnect workers with the waterfront.
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"I used to give credit when some wanted, but I started getting others claiming that they took the photo and it became a bit of mess actually trying to authenticate who the pictures are really taken by," Phil said.
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The sovereign money campaign, which has gathered more than the 100,000 signatures needed to trigger a binding referendum under the Swiss system of direct democracy, would bar commercial banks from "creating" new electronic money every time they give credit.
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While increasing homeownership rates is a worthy goal from both sides of the aisle, there should be serious consideration of possible negative repercussions that might come from loosening credit standards just to give credit scores to the previously unscorable.
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No matter where you sit on the political spectrum, you must give credit to the Trump administration for trying everything it can to break the cycle of talks-followed-by-tensions when it comes to dealing with North Korea.
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"We give credit to Community Health management for their success in aggressively adjusting the company's cost structure, which translated into a good EBITDA beat in fourth quarter and in-line FY17 EBITDA guidance," Jefferies analysts wrote in a note.
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First, I just want to give credit where credit is due and lift up the longstanding leadership of Congresswoman Barbara Lee, who I know worked very hard as an appropriator to try to get Hyde removed from this package.
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" He explained that he arrived to SNL with five skit ideas, and one of them will make it onto the air — "but I gotta give credit to my friend Donald Glover for that," says Chance, "he's a great dude as well.
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NAIROBI, Nov 30 (Reuters) - The African Development Bank Group and Tanzania's CRDB Bank Plc signed a $120 million loan agreement on Wednesday to finance infrastructure projects and give credit to small and medium size businesses in Tanzania, a press release said.
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While we should give credit to Warren for developing a detailed plan to fund her proposal, it is simply false to say that the middle class will not be burdened by these tax increases required to fund her health care program.
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"I had a big chance to make a semi at Wimbledon ... But I have to give credit to him, because he played the right tennis to win," said Tomic, who reached the Wimbledon quarter-finals in 27 as a qualifier.
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"I will give credit where it's due: No one at the political level did any monkeying around with this," said Andrew Light, a co-author of the report and a senior fellow at the World Resources Institute, a Washington research organization.
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What happened I must give credit to our government, they moved very very quickly in terms of sourcing alternatives, in terms of like – because there was cut food supplies, medicine and that's immediately what sorted out, alternative routes were found.
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It was that, particularly at a time when amnesiac designers ruthlessly plunder the back pages of those who never made it far enough to understand or to enjoy their accomplishments, Mr. Owens has the dignity to remember and give credit.
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The sovereign money plan, which has gathered more than the 100,000 signatures needed to trigger a binding referendum, proposes barring commercial banks from 'creating' new electronic money every time they give credit, with only the SNB allowed to increase the money supply.
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"There's always going to be people that we can't give credit to — this is a large population that we weren't able to reach," Tom Quindlen, Synchrony executive vice president and CEO of the bank's retail card operation, told CNBC in a phone interview.
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You'd have to give credit to the emoji designers for creating an accurate disappointment smiley, but they haven't come up with a solution to MSN Messenger's answer to disappointment — which looks more like a cross between bewilderment and fright, let's be honest.
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South Korea Creative Economy launch South Korea Creative Economy launch Not everyone seems to like the current president, Park Geun-hye, but, without exception, everyone has "give credit" to the way she has been driving quite a revolution via her "creative economy" plan.
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The administration is projecting that economic growth could lead to about $2 trillion in additional revenues that could help to pay for a tax bill, but Mnuchin said he's not sure whether Congress's official scorekeeper will give credit for that full amount.
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I have to give credit to the Pokémon Center for the decor of the pop-up — all of the wallpaper and wall art looked great and made the place feel more like an actual store and less like a temporary pop-up.
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More Americans give credit to former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama28500 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 6900 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 2628,28503 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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So give credit to Burton and screenwriter Ehren Kruger for basically knitting together this "Dumbo" with only a rudimentary connection to the source, while incorporating a relevant message about the natural world and circuses that provides timely underpinnings to this otherwise fanciful tale.
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My first tech video was the one I give credit to in 2009, which is when I unboxed this laptop, and the first video I did was just a video about the little remote that came in the PCI slot of that laptop.
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LG: A couple people, reporters, and I don't want to give credit to the wrong person, but have brought this idea, too, that just to say, "Oh, well, just delete your Facebook," in some markets or in some countries, that seems almost impossible.
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How you use the media, how you work behind the scenes, how you defer and give credit to other people, how you accept partial victories and slowly advance your policy ideas even when a president of the other party is in the White House.
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"You have to give credit to a parent who has a son's best interests at heart as a whole rather than just trying to bet everything on him becoming Manchester United's next star, which is what a lot of parents would do," Lampard said.
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" Ms. Walsh wants to be fair and give credit where credit's due: "He praised 'beautiful clean coal,' which was surreal, but he didn't praise Nazis or white supremacists or say there are good people 'on all sides' of the racial divides he has widened.
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But visitors should also give credit to the artists and activists who are working hard to push this conversation forward — Nan Goldin and Decolonize This Place to name just two high-profile examples — not to the institution that so far has been disinclined to act.
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Don't give credit card or other personal information to anyone over the phone, don't click on links in emails that lead to payment pages and don't even answer the door for someone claiming to be from the government unless they can show proper identification.
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Simon Isaacs, 38, a founder of the parenting site Fatherly, thinks it's important to give credit to his family, whose generosity, he said, was instrumental in helping him and his wife buy a home in Brooklyn, where they live with their two young children.
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Fire TV Stick 4K with all-new Alexa Voice Remote (two-pack) — $84.98 See Details Not many company's would sell one of their best selling devices in bundles, but you have to give credit to Amazon for offering variety packs at a low cost to consumers.
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Although Lanier goes out of his way to give credit to these women, I'm left with that familiar sinking feeling that, although successful in their own right, they formed the social glue upon which all companies depended but never became as famous as the men they helped.
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Against all odds, it's an experiment that has managed to stick, and your Carpetbagger is willing to give credit where it's due: 10 years after the first expanded lineup was released, I'm convinced it should be considered one of the best moves the Oscars have ever made.
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While federal policies like lowering tax rates and reducing the government red tape that had strangled many businesses during the previous administration laid the groundwork for such advancement, it's important to give credit to the people that transformed strokes of a pen into tangible economic progress.
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I vote because of Fannie Lou Hamer, Rosa Parks, Dorothy Height, Claudette Colvin, Ruby Sales, Diane Nash, Daisy Bates, & Septima Clark But let's be clear, don't you ever in your life give credit for Black women voting to the white women who wanted them to stay in the back.
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To give credit, new LG Mobile CEO Hwang Jeong-hwan — who took the top job in November — managed to reduce losses from 375.3 billion KRW ($331.37 million) in Q3 to 213.2 billion KRW ($192.33 million) in Q4, but turning the division profitable is much harder than cutting the bleeding.
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Though it's undeniable that black artists, both historically and in the current day, aren't often given the same opportunities to profit from their music as white artists like Grande, she's been careful to give credit where credit is due, which is more than many other white artists can say.
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"We are proud to be the data partner for the Recording Academy's 'Behind the Record' campaign as it aligns perfectly with Jaxsta's mission to give credit to the talented people who create the music we love," Jacqui Louez Schoorl, Jaxsta's co-founder and CEO, said in a statement.
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While the prince shakes hands with Tim Cooke and receives congratulations from the President of the United States, those familiar with the history of the right to drive in the KSA hope that people give credit where it is due: to the women now detained, not the prince.
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For their part, the studio tell me they see "tons of different potential avenues" to explore and that officially adopting the game's most impressive mod was a way to demonstrate their intentions, give credit to a skilled modder and lay the foundations for a strong relationship with players.
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Though I give credit to Ms. Westwood for making clothes with urgent messages, the various shirts, blazer and dresses with political slogans in the store — "Loyalty 43 Gaia," $595; "Politicians R Criminals," $180; "We are not disposable," $80 — are not necessarily bought in response to anger or oppression.
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While environmentalists give credit to Mr. Trudeau, they are also swift to note that Canada, like many other countries, will have to report at a meeting of the world's environment ministers in Poland this month that it is not on target to meet its emissions-reduction commitments under the Paris Agreement.
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The process of refinancing our mortgage was pretty straightforwardI have to give credit where credit is due: My dad is in the real estate business and watches the market like our dog watches the front window, dutifully staring down every single moving thing that walks or bikes past on our sidewalk.
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All of this doesn't just disserve readers, but journalists at the company, who say that they feel like their work is devalued because competitors are so often dragging them on Twitter for not doing what most every other news outlet does: give credit when someone else has broken a story.
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If you ever talk to people at Google or Apple, I'm sure they all wanted to release something like that, but they were terrified around the privacy implications, and you've got to give credit to Jeff Bezos for saying, I don't really care, I'm gonna release this, and we'll see what happens!
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Before I explain that conclusion further, let's give credit where credit is due, "Dilbert" creator Scott Adams has been pounding the persuasion issue in this election for a long time and he concluded about a year ago that Trump had a big advantage in this election due to his superior persuasion skills.
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Others accused Kardashian West of copying beauty looks that were made popular by black women in the '90sSome people on Twitter asked Kardashian West to give credit to women like and Toni Braxton — who, alongside other black women, helped to make brown lipstick, blue eye shadow, and other makeup trendy in the '90s.
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As much as we can give credit to Towne, Hemingway, Donnelly, and everyone else who tried to make Personal Best a definitive movie about same-sex love—and they did the best they could under the circumstances—it would be nice to see some filmmaker take a shot at improving upon it.
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Because this is 2019 and everything immediately devolves into partisan warfare, these good results are immediately seized upon by Trump partisans who view the good news as a result of the president's policies, and by opponents who give credit to the already-improving economy that President Obama handed over in January 2017.
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John Hope Bryant, founder and chief executive of Operation HOPE spoke about the need for a federal policy to give credit to companies that offer internships and apprenticeships, and when the effort is especially aimed at women and people of color, "you should get a double credit for that double reach," he said.
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That would include taking a screenshot and posting it, saving the image to your computer or device and posting it somewhere, or even using a third-party app to automate those steps and repost someone else's photo — even if you give credit to the original photographer or you don't make money off reposting the content.
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To give credit where it's due: If you can actually click on the tiny fine print links while registering your DNA testing kit and stay awake through all of the company's legal documents—and you really, really should—all of these companies do outline many of the risks of sharing your DNA with them.
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I give credit and thanks to the nearly 16 million selfless registry members who stand ready to be a life-saving marrow donor, the nearly 238,000 families who have donated their babies' umbilical cord blood units after birth, and partnerships with registries around the world that provide our patients access to their best match.
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To give credit where it's due to Russell in particular, three of this episode's most memorable scenes — Elizabeth preparing to kill Erica, Elizabeth debating what to do with the painting, Elizabeth calculating the cost of letting a terrified Jackson leave her car alive — depend almost entirely on her face struggling to keep itself together.
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I'd be a dumbass if I didn't give credit to Chilly Gonzales' Pop Music Masterclass video series for doing theoretical analyses of pop songs first before I made it more or less my thing on this site (dude, if you're reading this, I totally borrowed that bit about the syncopation in "Hold On, We're Going Home" for a piece).
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In the final moments of this episode, we see her stroll right past a confused Nick, slip out the front gate for her walk, and gaze placidly straight into the camera to the tune of Cat Power's "Hate" (which, to give credit where it's due, is one of the show's best and least ostentatious song cues to date).
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But also give credit to Tom Bissell and Greg Sestero for going at this subject in a way that showed what was so universal about Tommy and Greg's story, about striving to follow your dreams in the face of rejection, not getting any support from the outside world, having to depend on each other to will something into being.
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"Companies can give credit bureaus a profile of consumers they're looking for—such as a credit score in a certain range, consumers who live in a certain area, or consumers with student loans—and the credit bureaus will happily sell the personal information of anyone matching that profile, as long as the company said they desire to offer them credit," he said.
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But I will give credit to our Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE and to the Hillary Clinton Campaign for hiring the most diverse consultants, campaign staff, and teams in the history of presidential campaigns.
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" Mark Weber, a spokesman for the Department of Health and Human Services, told the AP that with the high volume of children, "You must give credit to the Office of Refugee Resettlement and the shelter network staff for managing a program that was able to rapidly expand and unify the largest number of kids ever, all in an incredibly difficult environment.
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While Adriatic Slovenica reported a strong regulatory solvency ratio of 172% on a Solvency I basis and its Solvency Capital Requirement (SCR) ratio under Solvency II was 124% at end-2015, KD Group's consolidated Prism FBM score is negatively affected by a high amount of goodwill on the holding company's consolidated balance sheet, which Fitch does not give credit for in its capital assessment.
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Nick very much loved the idea of an outsider, and that outside perspective, the observer of these things, but I didn't even necessarily have the context to make informed commentary on what I was observing, so it was a bumpy first stretch there, and I have to give credit to Nick to this day for not canning me, because he certainly would've been justified in doing so.
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I am going to be very interested to see how people talk about the album; if they give credit to West for her debut track (which is such a juicy tidbit given his current...um, status), if that trend continues as she rolls out more music, or if she just gets the bag to hold should this album be less than a successful, chart-topping, creative reimagining of her image.
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