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acreditavelmente

Easy to believe on the basis of available evidence.

acreditavelmente
Uso de credibly en inglés
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And can it be shaped into something that might credibly take power?
The Guardian
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Under Sir Ernest's skilful handling, he told his tale credibly and well.
The Mysterious Affair at Styles
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He also had previous, having tackled earlier problems in Olympus's German unit credibly.
Reuters
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Likewise, this government and the ANC cannot credibly lead any campaigning against racism.
The South African
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It is too late now to credibly disown the course of the recession.
The Guardian
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I don't credibly suspect that any of them bumped him off, he said.
News.com.au
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Such things, we are credibly informed, are matters of frequent occurrence in Germany.
Queer Little Folks
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Then he got a grip and managed a credibly nonchalant shrug.
Mcgillivray's mistress
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We are credibly informed, that there now exists a regular organized system, viz.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 53, No. 327, January, 18...
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Robb makes her credibly tough while retaining tinges of heartbreaking vulnerability.
Reuters
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Perhaps the Minister could more credibly blame the numeracy skills of the Irish public.
The Irish Times
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Software improvements are necessary to enable highly automated protocols to credibly assess perfusion deficits.
Pubmed
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Such, we are credibly assured, was the determination of these liberal and enlightened leathers.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, August 21, 1841
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As I am credibly informed, the injuries done are these.
A Righte Merrie Christmasse: The Story of Christ-Tide
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This story is credibly told by several persons of belief.
Miscellanies Upon Various Subjects
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While he was swept out in the Muldoon landslide victory he personally performed credibly.
Radio NZ
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