1.   To be fair, not all the credit for this belongs to Labour.

2.   And he wanted for himself all the credit for what I had accomplished, and that is not where the credit belonged.

3.   And since success has many fathers, criminologists, sociologists, law enforcement officials and politicians continue to debate where the credit belongs.

4.   All the credit belongs to the Patriots.

5.   Credit belongs to the executives, managers and staff.

6.   Credit here belongs to Russell Johnson, who seems incapable of designing anything but splendid-sounding rooms.

7.   Despite such disagreements, the voters interviewed said race relations were better now than they were eight years ago and they suggested that credit belonged to President Clinton.

8.   For that, LeClair said, the credit belongs to those players.

9.   If WebMate prospers, DuFresne says the ultimate credit will belong to the workers who stood by the company in hard times.

10.   In large part, the credit belongs to DVD.