Change credibly alleged large-scale voter fraud.
One is the United States: it has been credibly alleged, and not denied, that Mr Montesinos's relations with the CIA stretch back more than two decades.
Where such serious crimes are credibly alleged, investigation will now follow unless those denying the need for international justice can demonstrate that their national judicial mechanisms are serious and credible.
Mr. Hajj has credibly alleged that he was beaten, and that he was punished for a hunger strike by having feeding tubes forcibly inserted in his nose and throat without lubricant, so as to rub tissue raw.
But how it's technically justified in the order now is so demonstrably wrong that it could very well be open to a lawsuit alleging that these rules could very credibly be challenged under the Administrative Procedure Act, which prohibits regulations that are "arbitrary and capricious".
"Neither Mr. Caballero nor the Tufts Daily can credibly hide behind shield of opinion, because the Article plainly presents as fact alleged Scaramucci conduct as unethical and dishonest," the letter reads.
Yet, though alleged accomplices have been arrested, no one has been charged or even credibly named, as directly responsible for the bombings, as the Simon Wiesenthal Centre pointed out in a sharp letter to the justice minister this month.
In 1999, writer Jeremy Stone alleged that Morrison had been the Soviet spy Perseus, a charge that Morrison strongly and credibly rebutted.
Successful damage control rests on a plausible alternative narrative to what's being alleged and, contrary to the mystical powers assigned to spin alchemists, there is no way to credibly explain electrocuting, drowning and hanging dogs that have been brutalized by blood sport ("Please be patient, gentle public, while I give you my cogent reasons for hanging this schnauzer... ..).
