The New Yorker, July 6, 1929 P. 9 Merchants Associationn has been asked to compile a list of the seven least creditable things about New York.
But his rise poses a question: "How many Americans are stupid or unpleasant enough to vote for him?" His rhetoric is entirely based on spurious notions of strength, victory and a return to greatness, his specific ideas appeal almost exclusively to people's least creditable feelings.
During the Company's early days, Rhodes and his associates set themselves up to make millions over the coming years through what Robert Blake describes as a "suppressio veri ... which must be regarded as one of Rhodes' least creditable actions".
Unless a new manager can start off with a win, or at least a creditable draw, he is under pressure straight away until the next result.
He played, Erica said, with "great passion, great brio," and, if not with genius, at least with creditable skill — an astounding feat for someone with virtually no musical background who, at forty-two, had taught himself to play.
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Egypt has experienced a surge in poverty and childhood stunting, a result of poor nutrition.So far Arab countries have generally done a creditable job, at least in some fields.
They're amazingly precocious genre films, made by someone who, though still a minor, could have walked onto the set of a TV series and done, at least for some shots, a creditable and even an impressive job of duplicating the old hands' results.
But Coleman, whose post-match largesse after the Gillingham win included dishing out pizza slices to his players, has the next part of a survival plan resting on a creditable display today at least.
I've no doubt she entered the contest thinking she stood a chance of winning, but she wouldn't be human had she not calculated that a creditable defeat with would at least help her back into the wider political game.
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