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Meanings of credible in English
Usage of credible in English
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Russia and Ukraine certainly risk their reputation as credible suppliers, he said.
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Quite credible economic reports are talking 4000 job losses in the region.
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That basic truth is why public service contractors never sound entirely credible.
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Thus, SoftBank might pass most versions of a credible national interest test.
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Less credible plans from 11 other titans suggest size isn't the issue.
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We want justice to be done so we need a credible process.
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Two independent security experts contacted by Reuters said Greatfire's report appeared credible.
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His spokesman said Gingrich needed to win both states to remain credible.
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None has been shown to work in credible clinical trials, it said.
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Experts on the regime's missile programme believe the claims to be credible.
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Questions also arose concerning whether the complainant's account was credible and reliable.
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Retaining a credible commitment to low inflation is therefore paramount, Bean wrote.
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He did not seem entirely credible, and the text lacked source references.
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Around 34 percent thought the Internet was a credible source of information.
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Clorox said the proposal substantially undervalues the company and is not credible.
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The answer is to have a credible threat of inspections and enforcement.
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