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official credit
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4.87 |
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Party officials credit the president for the idea. |
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company credit
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3.42 |
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The company credited cost-cutting measures. |
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analyst credit
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3.29 |
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Analysts also credit Disney as a strong marketer. |
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expert credit
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1.25 |
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But experts credit it with presenting a more united image. |
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people credit
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1.12 |
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Many people credit him with bringing a measure of stability. |
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player credit
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0.92 |
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The players credit their teamwork. |
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historian credit
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0.86 |
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Some historians credit Martin Luther with starting the Christmas tree custom. |
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tax credit
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0.86 |
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Tax credits. |
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resident credit
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0.72 |
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Union residents credited police and firefighters with saving dozens of lives. |
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supporter credit
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0.72 |
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His supporters credit his personable approach. |
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police credit
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0.59 |
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Lenexa police credited calls to the TIPS Hotline with helping them make the arrest. |
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economist credit
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0.53 |
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Economists credit the low interest rates with helping the housing market. |
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observer credit
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0.53 |
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Observers credit his success as a Republican in a left-leaning state his down-home, folksy style. |
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president credit
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0.53 |
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The president credited Woolsey with transforming U.S. intelligence in the aftermath of the Cold War. |
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report credit
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0.53 |
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The report credited McGwire with the increased bat sales. |
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study credit
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0.46 |
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The Morin study credits them with exceptional performance. |
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authority credit
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0.39 |
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Health authorities credit it with feeding rising drug abuse, violence and suicides. |
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critic credit
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0.39 |
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Critics credited vote buying and rigging. |
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voter credit
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0.39 |
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Voters credit both President Clinton and Gov. George Pataki. |
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bank credit
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0.33 |
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The bank is crediting your account for the full amount. |