Clinton suffered a low rating for trustworthiness in opinion polls during the contest.
That would increase his trustworthiness in the eyes of a jury, she said.
Fortunately, Jim Sorensen, who plays Fred Gayley, exudes trustworthiness in the Jimmy Stewart mold, which eases the ick factor significantly.
Mr. Torricelli raised the issue of trustworthiness in his closing statement, saying: "Well, there you have it.
He also cast doubt on North Korea's trustworthiness in keeping agreements, a comment that in turn appeared to reflect badly on Mr. Kim's judgment.
The problem has become particularly challenging for Google in a post-truth era, where white supremacist websites may have the same indicator of "trustworthiness" in the eyes of Google as other websites high in the page rank.
Trump has stepped up attacks on Clinton's trustworthiness in recent days and is likely to seize on the report as Democrats wait nervously for the FBI decision on whether to bring charges against Clinton or any of her advisers.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton defended her trustworthiness in her first national interview since declaring her candidacy for president nearly three months ago while on a campaign swing through Iowa on Tuesday.
Because the cost of one book is many times that of a handful of trinkets, book suppliers, who are called "seths," or bosses, value trustworthiness in their ranks above all else.
Lastly, some trust namely therapeutic trust purposefully leaps beyond any evidence of trustworthiness in an effort to engender trustworthiness in the trustee.
The results also show the relevance of multi-criteria and trustworthiness in prediction and recommendation accuracy.
