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SEOUL/TOKYO, Dec 12 (Reuters) - North Korea successfully launched a rocket on Wednesday, boosting the credentials of its new leader and stepping up the threat the isolated and impoverished state poses to its opponents.

So the American rapper might seem a strange choice to help boost the credentials of those, including the London Mayor, Boris Johnson, who are trying to combat the surge in gun and knife crime in the capital.

I roared with laughter, for instance, the first time I read his account of watching a documentary meant to boost the tourist credentials of Lawrence's birthplace Eastwood, but which really only emphasises how much the bearded author "hated" it and everything in it.

He has personally forced through the scheme, despite warnings from some allies that it could cost Labour several west London seats at the general election and boost the green credentials of the Conservatives, who oppose it.

It has been recognised that many offshore energy developments could potentially act as de facto Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) [5], so sensitive methods are required to help boost the environmental credentials of the marine renewable energy sector.

For decades, the tobacco industry has been criticized for funding biased research and using the credentials of high-profile scientists to boost the companies' public image ( Science, 7 January 2005, p. 36).

Certainly Mr. Rice has the credentials of success.

Much skulduggery concerns the credentials of delegates.

The credentials of some were quite modest.

They are at present considering the credentials of 4 more.

Here, we analyse the credentials of the leading candidates.