Sentence examples for a credit was from inspiring English sources

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Correction: August 19 , 2001 Sunday A credit was omitted last Sunday from the drawing of goutweed with the Cuttings column.

Correction: July 22 , 2001 Sunday A credit was omitted on July 8 for a grouping of pictures of the Sunny Atlantic Beach Club.

Correction: February 8, 2000, Tuesday A credit was omitted in Circuits on Thursday for images with the Game Theory column, about the military's use of game software.

Correction: April 26 , 2003 Saturday A credit was omitted in Circuits on Thursday for a picture of Seth Pack, a former computer virus writer who now works in security.

Correction: September 11 , 2001 Tuesday A credit was omitted in Business Day on Friday for a brief report about the appointment of Andrea Jung, chief executive of Avon, to the additional post of chairwoman.

Correction: August 24, 2003, Sunday A credit was omitted last Sunday for two photographs of the rabbi and congregation members of Pleasantville Community Synagogue, with the continuation of a front-page article about the county's Jewish population.

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To encourage sales, such a credit is given.

"A credit is dollar-for-dollar," says Battaglia.

A translation credit was also omitted.

"JOHN LEGUIZAMO, who is credited with a coproducer credit, was approached first".

As a result, credit was almost nonexistent.

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