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She also said that the two men had failed to explain why they believed they had been improperly credited on record labels.

The wheat is improperly stored.

But a review of records shows that not only did he miss months of duty in 1972, but that he also may have been improperly awarded credit for service, making possible an early honorable discharge so he could turn his attention to a new interest: Harvard Business School.

The I.R.S. said that any taxpayers who feel that they were improperly denied the credit should contact the I.R.S.

Mr. Engel, whose district includes much of the northern Bronx and parts of Westchester and Rockland Counties, is not the only politician who has been found to be improperly receiving the credit.

Credit ratings were improperly annihilated.

NEW YORK TIMES BITS S.&P.'s Counterattack on the Government  |  In its defense against a Justice Department lawsuit, Standard & Poor's argues that it was improperly targeted because it lowered the credit rating on federal debt two years ago.

Clarient's preliminary look at its accounting snag showed that roughly $950,000 in credit balances had been improperly recorded, requiring the Aliso Viejo, Calif.-based cancer diagnostic company to make adjustments that would reduce reported sales.

The inspector general for the Internal Revenue Service has estimated over one-fifth of EITC payments are improperly issued, though defenders of the credit argue that payments can be deemed improper without being fraudulent.

All of this made me wonder: are the banks' forgiveness letters a way to gain credits for debts these institutions are improperly claiming to have extinguished?

At the time the letter was sent, Barclays and JP Morgan were locking horns over a disputed $7bn of working credit for Lehman that, according to Barclays, had been improperly removed from a custodian account by the US bank.