A boycott would damagethecredibility of the vote and prolong uncertainty.
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The passage of time can also damagethecredibility of a confession.
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Fieser, fearing Hoover's claim would damagethecredibility of the Red Cross, even warned him of his error.
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Excessive delay in agreeing on a European constitution will damagethecredibility of the EU, the Taoiseach said today.
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He said failures such as today's damagethecredibility of public transport as a good option for getting around.
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Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said the Eurogroup's refusal to extend the bailout could permanently damagethecredibility of the group.
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This is the sort of response that damagesthecredibility of central government.
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Are April Fool's jokes damagingthecredibility of the media?
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It has also damagedthecredibility of the US as a Middle East peace broker.
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But the Human Rights Act opened the system to abuse, damagingthecredibility of human rights.
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McCracken said the changes would make a significant difference for many students without damagingthecredibility of the NCEA qualification.
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Repeated failures to stabilize the economy despite upbeat assurances have badly damagedthecredibility of the existing Treasury and Fed teams.
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He also acknowledged that the General Synod's vote against allowing women to become bishops had damagedthecredibility of the Church.
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This year has seen a series of trading errors that have damagedthecredibility of exchanges and rocked investors' faith in financial markets.
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The manner of their announcement over two budgets damagesthecredibility of the Government to provide firm, fair and competent leadership of this State.