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The White House has been insisting that the raid was a military operation, conducted against a military target, and it makes a credible case in doing so.

The Sassoon film makes a credible case for the artistic importance of hairdressing, which Mr. Sassoon reinvented as a form of architectural design.

United Nations weapons inspectors have amassed a trove of new evidence that they say makes a "credible" case that "Iran has carried out activities relevant to the development of a nuclear device," and that the project may still be under way.

Shifting between metaphysical slapstick and probing interviews with historians, anthropologists, community activists and union leaders, the documentary makes a credible case for Aztlan's historic reality while adding a suitably postmodern, pop-culture spin.

That said, Halbig is obviously important enough to make a credible case for exceptional importance.

Mr. Spano can make a credible case for re-election based on his record.

The bottom line is that we're at a point where Mr. Obama can make a credible case that the economy is improving under his stewardship — and Republicans can make a credible case that it's too little and too late.

Remember, too, that the occupiers could make a credible case because they simply had to defend a civil action.

But he has failed to make a credible case either against Labour or for his own party.

On one hand, SocGen's supporters make a credible case that the bank's capital and funding arrangements are solid.

No earthly amount of spin can make a credible case that Iraq is on the road to freedom and democracy.