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accredit

verb as in attribute responsibility or achievement

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verb as in give authorization or control

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Representing Mr Legakis, defence barrister James Hartson said his client was an "accredited, respected freelance photojournalist" and had lost work following the conviction.

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A Scottish government spokesperson said OLRs were only used following a risk assessment carried out by accredited experts.

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The group had tested 20 sunscreens in an independent accredited Australian lab, finding 16 did not meet the SPF, or skin protection factor, rating listed on the packet.

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Some 1,115 prisoners did start accredited treatment in prison and 1,094 people completed those courses.

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David McFarlane, a marine safety consultant and accredited expert witness, said all vessels, regardless of whether or not they were moving, had "an obligation to keep a proper look-out".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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