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She said Amazon has "created the spending habits" of western consumers by acting as a trustworthy middleman between them and manufacturers.

From BBC

It was like a PowerPoint presentation arguing, over the course of seven or eight slides, that we’re the rational, trustworthy folks who will try to build consensus with minor technocratic fixes to the country’s massive and intractable problems, whereas that other guy is a dangerous aspiring F-word dictator who just wants to smash things.

From Salon

Who do you think will win this election: Kamala Harris Why: It’s not like I want us to pretend that polls are trustworthy if they aren’t, but more than any other election I can remember, it seems like we’re just flying blind here.

From Slate

For anything you don’t see with your own eyes or view through a 100% trustworthy source, “assume it might be photoshopped,” Grobman advised.

But critics say paid partnerships can look like trustworthy expert advice compared to conventional advertising methods.

From BBC

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

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