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Discover Ludwig"credit that" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to express belief or acknowledgement of something. Example: "I didn't think I could finish the project in time, but credit that to my amazing team who helped me every step of the way."
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But to her credit, that has changed.
A credit that reads 'A Martin Scorsese film' means something".
(Give him credit, that was an excellent call).
The tight credit that had crimped sales in 2009 loosened a bit.
But the tax credit that has been driving its growth is about to expire.
It also includes some credit that is off-balance-sheet but above board.
The FNS tax credit is a real credit that has existed for years.
The result was an investment-grade credit that yielded more than traded Baas.
To their credit, that did solve the problem.
As in Experiment 1, all participants were awarded with experimental credit that was used in partial fulfillment of class requirements.
Nevertheless, it is to the investigators' credit that they obtained a long two-month post-drug follow-up.
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