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I have rarely seen a witness more credible and believable than Ford, who testified that the assault was indelibly seared into her memory and continued to haunt her as an adult.

So, if you're reading a review and it is one of, say, 1,572 reviews, you'll think it is a more credible review than if that same review was one of, say, 72 reviews.

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The security guards, who no longer work for Disney, were more credible than the Andersons, Phillips said — “What possible reason did the security guards have to lie to you?”

“The more credible our long-term support, the quicker Moscow will realize it cannot wait us out and the sooner this war can end,” Mr. Stoltenberg said.

Additionally, China wants to present itself as an alternative to the West and a more credible partner to the region, one that doesn’t interfere in the nations’ domestic affairs nor exert pressure, Papageorgiou said.

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

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