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credit

noun as in reputation, status

verb as in believe, depend on

verb as in accredit, assign to

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He then credited Fuse ODG, who had declined the offer to take part in the project.

From BBC

“I don’t like it when vampires burn up from the sun. In fact, it was the original ‘Nosferatu’ that’s credited as the movie that introduces the idea of dying from sunlight.

Her new single “Leash” plays over the film’s closing credits, a grungy and enticing electro-rock single.

The program provides about $10 billion in annual tax credits to state and local agencies constructing or rehabbing low-income rental housing, according to the U.S.

His income sits not far above the threshold for pension credit, which means this year he will not receive the winter fuel allowance.

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

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