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All this ruined the remaining shreds of official credibility.

China is a latecomer to the global trend of lost official credibility.

But the tactic appears to have backfired, with official credibility demolished and rumors rampant, here and among prospective visitors.

According to ESPN reports Bosch has agreed to cooperate with the Major League investigation giving officials the credibility they would need to suspend players.

UNICEF staff, partners and the evaluation team concur that UNICEF has earned the trust and confidence of senior-level officials and credibility at the national, state and district levels through its 30-year-plus relationship with the GOI.

And, since in the official view credibility was indivisible, a collapse of credibility in the sphere of limited conflict would cast doubt on the credibility of American power in other spheres of competition as well, including even the all-important nuclear sphere.

Nor did federal officials assess its credibility.

But both prosecutors and American officials questioned the credibility of the prisoners' claims.

Others said that officials had lost credibility and should resign, and that the school should have done more to protect Ms. Prince.

As the 2004 Summer Games in Athens approach, the sport continues to deal with a yawning gap in credibility, officials acknowledge.

A second missile launcher was also discovered buried in the sand, giving the Sudanese suspect's account some credibility, officials said.