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It is helped in this, says David Fleischer, a politics professor at the University of Brasília, by the fact that it has earned a credibility that prevents its decisions from being easily challenged.

They have earned a credibility that cannot be so easily squandered by Reverend Wright's ranting and a media itching for a new storyline.

Moulton has earned an outsize measure of credibility by giving early backing and financial support to a cadre of young insurgents who ran successful campaigns in red-tinted districts across the country.

Archie Norman, who helped to lift Asda off its knees in the 1990s and has earned more credibility subsequently in Australia, might be the most popular pick among investors.

The American team's impressive showing in the World Cup has earned it credibility; the ratings for all United States games were Univision's highest among the 32 teams in competition, Downs said, except for matches played by Mexico.

While Dr. Soffritti's methods have drawn some criticism, the Ramazzini cancer lab, which is financed by private bank foundations, governments and 17,000 individual members, has earned considerable credibility since it was founded in 1971 for its pioneering research on chemicals.

His longevity has earned him a new credibility: Sir Cliff recently graced a special Q magazine edition celebrating 50 years of the best of British music.

But critics say the government is still putting too much faith in a device that has earned little scientific credibility.

Over time he has earned credibility by his willingness to put in public view his unfiltered ruminations on a regular basis.

Obama's comfort with that culture, and endorsements from its leaders, has earned him generational credibility.

Now that Hyundai has earned consumer respect and credibility, it doesn't need eye-popping specifications to grab attention.