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tolerancia Sinónimos
Examples for "credence"
Examples for "credence"
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It adds credence to anecdotal accounts of a new normal taking hold.
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He would not give the idea credence even in his own mind.
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The fact that she said only this gave credence to Avery's fears.
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I'm not sure how much credence should be attached to this idea.
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The legend receives entire credence from the simple boatmen sad country people.
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Netanyahu voiced conditional acceptance in 2009 of a future demilitarized Palestinian state.
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She often speaks at high schools about body image and body acceptance.
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The other problem was a reluctant acceptance of the financial logic involved.
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He represented everything she needed: acceptance, forgiveness, a safe place to land.
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Entry into the competition is deemed acceptance of these terms and conditions.
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There are however considerable challenges in development and acceptance of the polypill.
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Prudence seemed in favour of acceptance; natural inclination was opposed to it.
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In his acceptance speech the former foreign minister promised to unite Britain.
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The council warns that without public acceptance, ambitious climate action will fail.
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Turnbull's call raises significant questions about Australia's acceptance of Central American refugees.
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Those include acceptance bills, which guarantee payments only at a future date.
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State Attorney General, John J. Bennett, had just delivered his acceptance speech.
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For this reason she doubts wider acceptance within Christianity will happen soon.
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But much work remains to be done before full acceptance, Tracy said.
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But the obstacles to EU-wide acceptance of the necessary reforms remain considerable.
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Daley Thompson's acceptance speech in 1982 was a prime example of this.
