Law enforcement officials are also giving credit to the reporting.
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Giving credit where credit is due is always in style.
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So let's stop giving credit for doing the bare minimum.
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But does that mean we're actually giving credit to the screenwriter?
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A Digital Dreamer contains rich images without registering or giving credit.
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Readers are also often generous in giving credit and showing appreciation.
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We begin this week's recap by giving credit where credit is due.
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"Love these old videos!" she wrote, giving credit to her big sister.
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"She gave him confidence," Kim, 35, replies, giving credit to Chyna, 28.
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Part of being a good leader is giving credit when it's deserved.
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Chase is not considering giving credit card rewards as signing bonuses, Feldsher said.
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It's not just about taking from other cultures, but taking without giving credit.
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Like all cultural appropriation issues, it's about giving credit where credit is due.
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There's actually this paper, I referenced it a little while ago without giving credit.
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"@curtmontgomerytattoos does it again," he captioned the shot, giving credit to his tattoo artist.
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We should start off by giving credit to listener Delany Bisbee who emailed us.
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The star debuted her new look this week, giving credit to her hairstylist, Dave Stanwell.
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When it's your boss Part of being a good boss is giving credit where it's due.
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It's been made apparent that, as a collective group, millennials aren't always good at giving credit.
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To combat this, managers can do a better job at giving credit where credit is due.
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"I think it's wonderful that you did this, Rob," Kris says giving credit where credit isn't due.
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It makes me want to start another account giving credit to people doing it the right way.
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How many times can you write about giving credit to news organizations that should have gotten credit?
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Respect shows itself in trusting people with responsibility, making them accountable for results, and giving credit for success.
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But FuckJerry just straight up stealing jokes without giving credit and making money from it crosses a line.
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"Biden appears to be taking ideas from other people and not giving credit," said one climate change scholar.
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It seems every day that people are giving credit to social media for their success in some way.
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However, if we're giving credit where credit is due, Kourtney rolled out the dough and Kendall fried it.
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Reposting others' photos has typically amounted to screenshotting, which makes giving credit a choice rather than a standard.
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" Earnest added in an interview on Fox News that Biden was "giving credit where it's due to Sen.
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Witherspoon, 41, also shared the details of her look on Instagram, giving credit to her styling and beauty squad.
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It is not okay for you to take away from Hip Hop culture, without giving credit where it's due.
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But some manicurists are giving credit where credit is due, making it no secret that Black women inspired their art.
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Sterling K. Brown may be nominated for two Screen Actors Guild Awards, but he's giving credit where credit is due.
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They weren't giving credit, and then they gave credit, and then it was all kind of worked out through credit?
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"You're giving credit to people who don't know a lot about, for example, the power of interest compounding," Lusardi said.
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Attia calls his piece a "postmortem dinner" for the architects, chiding them for appropriating North Africa's aesthetic without giving credit.
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"That's why it's a lot more serious to vote for her than most Republican senators are giving credit to," Barford said.
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When I'm giving credit, I try to bring as many people into that moment as possible, and often that's my staff.
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Giving credit where credit is due, Fayette County District Attorney Richard Bower, said the classmate and his parents are the heroes.
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And this May, a Tennessee county began giving credit towards jail time in exchange for a vasectomy or birth control implant.
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Dobrev posted a similar photo on her own Instagram account with the caption, "Hair by RiRiCapri," giving credit where credit is due.
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"Everybody probably has free credit monitoring at this point," Steinberg says, adding that companies keep giving credit monitoring out after data breaches.
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Schnapp replied enthusiastically, giving credit to his castmates and noting how lucky he was to be apart of such a hit show.
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This idea of the power of giving credit to others — as opposed to your own individual accomplishment — has shaped my entire career.
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And while Ovitz says he hopes Hollywood's dominance isn't over, he did not hold back from giving credit where credit is due.
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This idea of the power of giving credit to others — as opposed to your own individual accomplishment — has shaped my entire career.
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Such quotes pad the pages of Japanese Prints, exploring just how committed the artist was to giving credit where credit was due.
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The concept of "attribution" in business is very similar to giving credit to a player for assisting another player in achieving an objective.
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"I think giving credit to any single individual — whether this is a woman or man, young or old — harms the collaboration," she said.
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This supports a tested rating of 'AA' on a probability of default (PD) basis and a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries.
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The breakeven AP supports a 'AA' tested rating on a probability of default (PD) basis and a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries.
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If you decide to apply for the credit card, you'd be giving Credit Karma permission to share your credit information with the card issuer.
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Tumblr's reblog function and Facebook's share settings allow people to repost content on their own feeds while still giving credit to the original creator.
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Fuck Jerry and Jerry Media have been the target of ongoing backlash for copy-and-pasting other peoples' jokes without obtaining permission or giving credit.
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Analysts at Liberum said like-for-like sales were better than expected, giving credit to Card Factory management's self-help measures around range and quality.
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Candidates are fired for giving up advantages (stupid), for being too nice to their adversaries (weak), for giving credit to their teammates, for interrupting him.
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"The problem that this presidency has had is the sheer proliferation of bad information," the source said, giving credit to Kelly for attempting the mammoth task.
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And in the interest of giving credit where it's due, here's the core of the team: New developments will be posted to the project's Twitter account.
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On the one side there's Fortnite, an admittedly great game that has nonetheless faced (valid) accusations of committing cultural appropriation without giving credit where it's due.
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To avoid future claims, she may want to be extra careful about giving credit where credit is due — or make sure moves are uniquely her own.
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What they're saying: DHS press secretary Tyler Houlton lauded the drop in overall numbers in July in a statement, giving credit to the Trump administration policies.
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Giving credit where credit is due, this desert city successfully attracts everyone from young families and celebrities to MICE travelers and the highest of high rollers.
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After the Supreme Court upheld the judges' overcrowding order, the state promised to "promptly" release a significant number of nonviolent prisoners, giving credit for time served.
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If you're lucky enough to have great skin, you try to downplay it, skirting compliments by trying to point out minuscule "flaws" and giving credit to filters.
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The robust recovery that followed, however, remains a source of debate among economists, with many giving credit to the stimulative impact of the Reagan-era tax cuts.
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So female staffers adopted a meeting strategy they called "amplification": When a woman made a key point, other women would repeat it, giving credit to its author.
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While the main purpose of a review is to showcase your achievements, Giles said giving credit where credit is due is the mark of an effective leader.
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Obama also said he was proud of the fact that he felt he and his family had remained united during his presidency, giving credit to his wife Michelle.
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Also actually participating in the party post or pre set and getting involved on the other side of the turntables or giving credit to resident DJs is underrated.
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He didn't like giving credit to anyone, and it would probably mortify him to know that a biography of his wife had been published before one of him.
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The problem with giving credit to Ivanka for stopping homophobic legislation is that, by extension, they should also take some responsibility for the other actions President Trump has taken.
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While the coincidence proves that the world is pretty small whether you're a celebrity or not, Truesdale is giving credit where it's due: just a good sense of timing.
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"As unsatisfying as that may be, it's actually better than giving credit to the tax bill for serving as the inception of some new thrust toward even higher rates."
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This provides a large buffer when compared to Fitch's 'AAA' breakeven AP of 90% supporting a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries given default of the covered bonds.
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Polling trends, however, show that more and more people are giving credit to Trump for the economy as he gets closer to the one-year mark of his presidency.
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In the interest of giving credit where it's due, Twitter user Andrew Nathanson appears to be the first person to draw a parallel between Trump/Scaramucci and Hudson/Matthew McConaughey.
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Mr. Goodman's account is sorrowful but pointedly evenhanded, avoiding blame and giving credit to the controversial, publicity-friendly right-wing figure Bo Gritz for his role in resolving the conflict.
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You could of called them either one but you called them "Bo derek" giving credit to a white woman for a black style knowing you already catch heat for culture vulturing.
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The people that feel this way might consider giving credit to an artist that worked on the game two years previous and left for greener pastures after a year almost insulting.
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"This case, from our perspective, has always been about giving credit where credit was due, and now we get to right that wrong," Francis Malofiy, a lawyer for Skidmore, said by phone.
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Crowley had footnotes in her dissertation that she could have deployed properly, and while her book had no notes, a book provides plenty of space for giving credit where credit is due.
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He tried to downplay his performance afterward, giving credit to his teammates on a night when five other Pelicans scored in double figures and the Pelicans shot 50.5 percent from the field.
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But in the spirit of giving credit where it is due, Hefner's biggest contribution on behalf of people of color was not his ability to inspire rappers to want a selfie with him.
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This AP supports a 'AA+' tested rating on a probability-of-default basis and a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries from the cover assets given a default of the covered bonds.
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NSF, known for giving credit to people who do not meet the lending criteria of mainstream lenders, also reported a pretax loss of 1.6 million pounds ($2.09 million) for the year ended Dec.
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Kylie has been criticized for clothing and hairstyle choices — like wearing her hair braided into cornrows and marketing camouflage-patterned swimwear — without giving credit to black women who had earlier popularized similar styles.
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From a 2009 story in the Washington Post: Female staffers adopted a meeting strategy they called "amplification": When a woman made a key point, other women would repeat it, giving credit to its author.
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There's still no perfect method for giving credit to dances and memes on TikTok — unlike Twitter, Tumblr, or Facebook, there's no easy reposting function, and it's nearly impossible to determine whose video came first.
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Remember ... ZaZa's parents called out Kim and Kanye this week for not giving credit when North performed a nearly identical version of a ZaZa original tune at the Yeezy Season 8 show in Paris.
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In this method, instead of giving "credit" or "attribution" to only the latest channel that drove conversion, all the channels that came before it are also given due credit based on the different methods used.
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If he seemed to be giving credit to the factories that churn out fakes, he quickly changed tone, making a fist over his heart as he vowed that Alibaba would win the war against counterfeiters.
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Some Wall Street analysts, giving credit to some of Trump's possible tax cut ideas, forecast economic growth could hit 2.3 percent in 2020, according to the latest quarterly poll of forecasters by the Philadelphia Fed.
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This AP is lower than Fitch's 'AAA' breakeven AP (BE-AP) of 88.5% and supports a 'AA'-tested rating on a probability-of-default (PD) basis and a 'AAA'-rating after giving credit for recoveries.
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There are artists out there like Miley Cyrus, Iggy Azalea, Katy Perry, and even Justin Timberlake (sorry, boo) who often "borrow" (read: steal) from Black music, style, and culture without giving credit where credit is due.
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It's written that way because in combat detail is paramount, not only while it's unfolding, but afterward, when we begin the process of evaluating what went wrong or right and giving credit where credit is due.
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One of the most common methods of attribution in the digital marketing industry is based on last click, which means giving credit to the latest channel that the user clicked on before "converting," or making a purchase.
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The show, created in partnership with Bulgari, "is about giving credit to the many Italian designers who provided the foundation for Versace and Armani," said Stefano Tonchi, the editor of W and a curator of the installation.
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Independent artists often worry about having their ideas and designs stolen by bigger corporations, and Marta Freedman, founder of Hot Girls Eating Pizza, tells Nylon that she feels Forever 21 scooped up her popular design without giving credit.
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" But Mr. Howe did begin to work with Dr. Kaloyeros, Mr. Schuler said, adding that Mr. Howe essentially taught Dr. Kaloyeros about "the importance of giving credit to the governor for the good stuff that was going on.
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And in the process, I got better at doing the things that, as a man, I had been recently socialized not to do: asking for help, giving credit for it and admitting that I didn't have all the answers.
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The email with the subject line "GOOD NEWS: We are asking about citizenship" was sent to the President's backers and touts the move by the Commerce Department at the request of the Justice Department, giving credit to Trump himself.
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This AP is equal to Fitch's 'AAA' breakeven AP and supports a 'AA+' tested rating on a probability-of-default basis and a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries from the cover assets given default of the covered bonds.
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However, there is something wrong with not giving credit where it's due, especially in a time when Black hairstyles and our natural textures are still considered "ghetto" and unprofessional at school, at work, in the military, and in the entertainment industry.
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The AP relied upon provides more protection than Fitch's 'AAA' breakeven AP of 81.5%, which supports a 'AA+' rating on a probability of default basis and a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries given default of the covered bonds.
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The AP is equal to the agency's 'AAA' breakeven AP and supports a 'AA+' tested rating on a probability-of-default basis and a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries from the cover assets given default of the covered bonds.
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In addition to the writers' excellent suggestions on safer ways to support women — mentoring, giving credit publicly — to avoid the penalties of a double standard, namely, accusations of gender bias, I would counsel women to consider this: Remember the men.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Thursday sued Monster Loans, also known as Chou Team Realty, for allegedly giving credit reports it accessed under false pretenses to debt relief companies who used the information to market to consumers with student loans.
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It is rare in fashion to be given a glimpse into a designer's mind, but Mr. Van Noten has always been generous that way (he had a retrospective that involved giving credit to all the other work that inspired him).
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Chris Pratt is giving credit where it's due -- even if it's the QB on one of his favorite team's conference rivals -- 'cause he says Carson Wentz is "a helluva player" ... but he's got someone else in mind to win MVP this season.
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In an industry where competitors traditionally fall over themselves to avoid giving credit to some other team, Epic has developed a knack for recognizing the ideas that can make Fortnite better â€" regardless of where they come from â€" and running with them.
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This AP is lower than Fitch's 'AAA' breakeven AP of 87.5% and supports a 'AA+' tested rating on a probability-of-default basis and a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries from the cover assets given default of the covered bonds.
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Let's begin by giving credit where credit is due: To the extent that the United States has a culture of giving, United Way and its workplace campaigns (along with religious organizations and the federal tax code) deserve a fair bit of credit.
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He's giving credit to everyone as he should, he's a wonderful young man, but the things he does amaze me night after night, and the fact he does it at both ends really is something and then he rebounds on top of it.
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By contrast, the regulator in British Columbia said in an email the province is not considering changes to its underwriting guidelines, and Ontario is in a wait-and-see mode, giving credit unions there more room to maneuver with its borrowing terms.
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This AP is the same as Fitch's unchanged 'AAA' breakeven AP of 90.5% and supports a 'AA+' tested rating on a probability-of-default basis and a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries from the cover assets given default of the covered bonds.
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" Recalling Trump's past comments saying China showed strength in the Tiananmen Square massacre and giving credit to both North Korea's Kim Jong-un and Russia's Vladimir Putin for their leadership, Clinton said: "I'll leave it to the psychiatrists to explain his affection for tyrants.
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Rather, he was giving credit to himself and to his vice president and secretary of state, who negotiated a partial cease-fire a week after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey sent troops across the Syrian border to drive out Kurdish forces he considers a threat.
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The creators of the original Metroid and Super Metroid openly admitted to borrowing heavily from Alien and Aliens, even basing Samus Aran's appearance partially off of Ripley (oh, and calling their main villain Ridley, which is a pretty backhanded way of giving credit if you ask me).
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Many take Goodell's inclusion on the cover, over Kaepernick's, as giving credit where credit is not due — it has the effect of giving a wealthy white man disproportionate kudos and visibility for a movement started by people of color, particularly one who is now unable to get a job.
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Given that Father's Day is approaching and we've already admitted to throwing some undeserved shade (cargo shorts excluded) at the dads of the world, we're giving credit where credit's due by highlighting every one of this season's coolest trends that look like they're straight out of your dad's closet.
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Provident, known for giving credit to people who do not meet the lending criteria of mainstream lenders, has been trying to revive its flagging share price after a mishandled restructuring of its home credit business, profit warnings, the loss of top management and the suspension of its dividend in 2017.
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Musk's message came after he was criticized over the weekend for posting art on Twitter and refusing to attribute the work to its creator, saying that the practice of giving credit to artists on the site is "destroying the medium," according to Kotaku, which captured screenshots of the since-deleted tweets.
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Although the American C.D.C. has in the past sometimes had fraught relations with other countries because it used their samples and published analyses of them without giving credit they felt was due, its first priority was still to issue epidemic warnings if they were needed and then to publish later.
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"A lot of people don't like giving credit, like the media never gives me credit but he gave me credit, now we're up to way over $100 billion and it's going to be a lot higher than that by the end of 2020, but I appreciate the job he's done," Trump said Tuesday.
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While you can certainly pick on any of these (admittedly very basic) assumptions, we are now at least in the same ballpark as the valuation multiple of a traditional S&P stock: So, at the highest level, it's clear that public market investors are giving credit to SaaS businesses for future profitability when growth moderates.
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The AP of 86%, which Fitch relies on in its analysis, provides more protection than Fitch`s 'AAA' breakeven AP of 87% (down from 88% 103 month ago) and supports a 'AA+' tested rating on a probability-of-default basis and a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries from the cover assets given default of the covered bonds.
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In the central bank sphere, investors are likely to be digesting the comments made by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen on Tuesday, when she told an audience in London that she did not expect to see another financial crisis during her lifetime, giving credit to the reforms seen in the banking system since late 2000s crash.
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The AP is used in the programme's asset coverage test, is relied on by Fitch in its analysis and is equal to the agency's 'AAA' breakeven AP. The AP supports a 'AA+' tested rating on a probability-of-default basis and a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries from the cover assets given default of the covered bonds.
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The asset percentage (AP) of 85%, which Fitch relies on in its analysis, provides more protection than Fitch`s 'AAA' breakeven (BE) AP of 86% (up from 85% 12 months ago) and supports a 'AA+' tested rating on a probability-of-default basis and a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries from the cover assets given default of the covered bonds.
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Early tests for the Alien Queen involved ski poles and trash bags Giving credit to the make-up effects by the late Stan Winston, Cameron described how the early tests for the Alien Queen were done in a parking lot, using nothing more than ski poles and black garbage bags to prove that the puppeteering system they had in mind would actually work.
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As a former foreign service officer who is still in touch with many currently serving American diplomats, I worry that the relentless criticism gives the impression that U.S. diplomacy is at a standstill while not giving credit to the important work being done in Washington, D.C., and around the world by career foreign service officers who carry on the work of advancing U.S. foreign policy interests.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating is based on BNZ's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of 'AA-', a Discontinuity Cap (D-Cap) of 3 (moderate high), and the asset percentage (AP) relied upon in Fitch's analysis of 86.5%, which is used in the asset coverage test and is equal to Fitch's break-even AP. This supports a tested rating of 'AA' on a probability of default (PD) basis, and a 'AAA' rating after giving credit for recoveries.
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