| new credit | 6.39 | Only then could new credits become available. | ||
| bad credit | 5.33 | If I simply ignore the bills, will I get bad credit? | ||
| full credit | 5.00 | I give him full credit. | ||
| long-term credit | 4.41 | Long-term credit banks fell. | ||
| good credit | 3.88 | Good credit? | ||
| easy credit | 3.42 | The economic boom was fueled by easy credit. | ||
| opening credit | 3.23 | Fade to opening credits. | ||
| extra credit | 3.09 | Extra credit! | ||
| poor credit | 3.09 | Poor credit? | ||
| closing credit | 2.76 | The closing credit? | ||
| international credit | 2.57 | An international credit system was similarly installed. | ||
| great credit | 2.50 | And that is to his great credit. | ||
| tight credit | 2.44 | The tight credit has hit stocks. | ||
| tighter credit | 2.24 | Higher U.S. rates might set the stage for tighter credit in Asia. | ||
| foreign credit | 2.17 | Colombia may have to pay more for foreign credit, too. | ||
| short-term credit | 2.17 | Many recent loans have been short-term credits at high interest rates. | ||
| final credit | 1.84 | Lovell asked during the final credits. | ||
| available credit | 1.71 | With credit available, people will buy cars. | ||
| easier credit | 1.71 | The trend to easier credit is broad and shows few signs of easing. | ||
| major credit | 1.65 | A boom in exports got major credit. |