All administrations lie, but what we are seeing in Trump is an extreme attack on credibility itself.
Our analyses suggest that the MRCA of Chelonia (Pleurodira plus Cryptodira) is on average 157 Mya (range 207 to 104 Mya), taking the average mean and extremes of 95% credibility intervals for the CAT-GTR + G model amino-acid and nucleotide results.
That's Breuer, whose shattered credibility and extreme reluctance to prosecute has become the stuff of legend. .
"The minister, in the middle of taking advantage of photo-opportunities on the island, insisted that there would be no damage to the flora and fauna and that filming would be stopped at the first sign of any, but that is stretching credibility to extremes".
Both types of methods moreover produce similar short-duration changes in precipitation extremes, which gives some credibility to the downscaled impacts.
The 2006 report said Mr. Lavalle at times came across as over the top, that he was, in its words, "partial to extreme analogies that undermine his credibility".
The play's pulpy histrionics, unfortunately, are so extreme that it has little credibility either as an indictment of military policy or as a more general exploration of the moral distortions of power relationships.
Mr Imron apparently still argues that bombings could be legitimate in Indonesia if there were sufficient public support for them.The police's rationale for letting him argue this is that his fairly extreme views give him more credibility among his "pupils" than someone more moderate and pro-establishment could ever have.
Hillary Clinton dodged criminal charges this month after FBI director James B. Comey recommended that she not be indicted over her private emails, but his opinion that she operated with "extreme carelessness" really damaged her credibility with voters, the New York Times reports.
Extreme athletes are particular about "street credibility," often spurning the Jags-and-rags endorsements most sports agents actively pursue.
