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Provare per credere.
The very word comes from credere, to trust in Latin.
Credinta is faith — it's very close to the Italian word, credere".
Not for nothing does the word credit have its roots in the Latin word credere, to believe.
Credit comes from the latin credere, to believe, she said, "and is a human social construct, rooted in trust.
In Italy, Mussolini adopted the title of duce ("leader"), and his regime created billboards displaying slogans such as "The Duce is always right" (Il Duce ha sempre ragione) and "Believe, obey, fight" (Credere, obbedire, combattere).
He brought up the word "credit," which, he noted, comes from the Latin credere, "to believe," and concluded, "What Mr. Madoff did and what Mr. Merkin did was to undermine trust".
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