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nnes Torpe and originally released in 2003 by	Credence, a sublabel of Parlophone Records.
se tune with a synthesized saxophone riff, on	Credence, a sublabel of Parlophone Records, for which
cedures relating to the receipt of Letters of	Credence accrediting ambassadors to the King in Irelan
The concept is gaining	credence among public and private sector leaders who a
oncerns that the theory has gained undeserved	credence among non-scientists because of Gould's rheto
thought lends the accounts of Herodotus more	credence, bringing the number closer to 400,000), coul
This traditional story is not given	credence by contemporary historians.
This view is given	credence by his actions on being consecrated to the of
The arson claim was perhaps given	credence by one man's claim that he had been paid 500
This story is given	credence by the fact other members of Lunceford's band
by a reliable source indicating the level of	credence for the speculation).
ork, as an activist and scholar, in providing	credence for her critique of the lens of colonial peda
resurrected that rumor based on the apparent	credence given to this conspiracy theory by the then P
er portion of the east window and a trefoiled	credence in the south wall remain.
pproach to the study of geography gained some	credence in the mid-1990s through the work of geograph
theory that, while provocative, has almost no	credence in scientific circles.
ting came when he was presented his Letter of	Credence in East Berlin on 30 October 1971 as the Amba
sity, also at this time was a lecturer at the	Credence Institute as well as Chief of the Industrial
In fact, more	credence is given to the assertion that the name deriv
Additional	credence is given to this by noting who won the Nobel
He presented his Letters of	Credence on July 2, 2009 to President Nicolas Sarkozy.
of tradition of Confucianism had gained wider	credence, partly through the influence of his student
lation (Prothesis, the word also used for the	credence table), before the actual liturgy begins, dev
r desks, altar rails and table, sedilia and a	credence table.
These specimens also lend	credence to the record by A. D. Brown (1881).
l a pretty large following of people who give	credence to Manglik Dosha.
e accounts of mythological events, which gave	credence to Cato's rejection.
She gives	credence to the talk of monsters, but the judge does n
It also lent	credence to statistical mechanics, which was also cont
oda, unlike any other in Korea, may lend some	credence to the account.
Critics were initially hesitant to lend	credence to Boleyn as the replacement for the legendar
an Antonio March Pujol presents his Letter of	Credence to then-President of Russia Vladimir Putin on
This supposedly lends	credence to the long speculated possibility of Dravidi
from Rumsfeld and Dr. Kissinger seems to lend	credence to the story.
d call their son-laws Ojha Ji, this has given	credence to this belief.
n May 2008 oil reached $132 a barrel, lending	credence to Kunstler's warnings about high energy pric
eading from the house to the station only led	credence to this rumour.
ia to the U.S. after presenting his Letter of	Credence to President Woodrow Wilson on December 10, 1
ported disappearances, although he only gives	credence to theories that have natural background.
However, the events of the Falls Curfew gave	credence to the Irish republican argument that the Bri
ear bomb test, and the significant date lends	credence to this hypothesis.
He presented his Letters of	Credence to S.A.S Prince Albert II on October 13, 2010
legraph call for Lester was "DM," which lends	credence to the Dean's Mill theory.
id there is some legitimate grievance to give	credence to some form of a Marathi nationalism.
eserved stomach of Ceresiosaurus remains lend	credence to the theory of it being a fast swimmer.
muscular left arm and crushing left jab lent	credence to the widely held belief that he was left-ha
York Times Book Review that "Paul never gives	credence to the many women who enjoy consuming porn, a
near the site, which some people believe adds	credence to the theory that this was a European fort.
lies within a small wooded valley which lends	credence to the origin of the name "Compton" - coombe
ge of the evacuation of the royal family gave	credence to the event.
connection between the two companies, lending	credence to the suggestion that each company is indepe
sited Chile in a four-week state visit giving	credence to the belief that the Chilean Way to Sociali
ults from the Human Genome Project lends some	credence to an endosymbiotic theory of evolution-or at
After Burner III in its home release, lending	credence to the belief that they are related).
den instead of partisans, not wishing to give	credence to the guerrillas.
dy of the origin of life, as it lends further	credence to the hypothesis that life could have starte
ls on manufacturing chemical weapons, lending	credence to the idea that the site was related to the
s from Toropets, on the other hand, give more	credence to Rzhev's first mention in a major chronicle
building of such a defensive structure gives	credence to the argument that the Narragansett never i
bited by the reigning caliph Umar, this gives	credence to the Islamic state's desire to respect the
ished/In the park across the street", lending	credence to her belief that this is truly her day.
colonizing the western Mediterranean, lending	credence to the establishment of a colony in Carthage
Many historians now lend	credence to yet another theory: After White departed,
Partly to avoid giving	credence to the common but speculative assumption that
he prefect of an auxiliary cavalry ala, lends	credence to this assumption, and perhaps proves that t
These rumors lent	credence to the idea that he would have been amenable
Russian Federation, presenting his Letter of	Credence to then-President of Russia Vladimir Putin on
Lending	credence to claims that there is, indeed, a public hea
explanation of the vision in Acts 11 gives no	credence to antinomianism as it relates to the inappli
Some users will not give	credence to the engineers and will stick to their own
the Antivivisection Society on May 9th, gave	credence to 'the horrible stories of what takes place
CO+ to be constant along the ridge - this led	credence to the reaction pathway that posits that HNC
s, sons of rumours…none of which we give much	credence to" and that kidnappings in the region were "
his then archbishop William Warham "gave much	credence unto her words in such things as she knew and
given this elaborate and fantastic theory any	credence whatsoever.
pyrus in 1906 led to a shift in the degree of	credence which historians assigned to the ancient sour

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