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The first TT's Bauhaus-inspired bulges and sweeps can be rightfully credited with lifting the esteem and sales that Audi has commanded ever since.

Shen also disdained the notion of others that these objects were products of the "sages" or the aristocratic class of antiquity, rightfully crediting the items' manufacture and production to the common working people and artisans of previous eras.

Giesel, on the other hand, can rightfully be credited with the first preparation of radiochemically pure actinium and with the identification of its atomic number 89.

Her role in history has been somewhat sidelined as praise has been poured upon her husband, and the attention hogs at J. Edgar Hoover's FBI stole the credit that was rightfully hers.

South Africa has a population of 48.7 million, and the poor rightfully credit the A.N.C. with giving them a lift.

In reviewing the Woodbridge book, Clark Kerr, president emeritus of the University of California, notes that what many have long attributed to Bénard rightfully must be credited to Howard.

Loewy is credited with many designs that were not rightfully his, among them the Coca-Cola bottle (though he did create Coke packaging) and the Lucky Strike cigarette pack (he did revise it, however).

Rightfully or wrongfully, that's how I think.

Other CNN executives said the film gives Mr. Wiener too much credit and that most credit rightfully belongs to Mr. Jordan, then and now CNN's leading hard news executive, who was unrelenting in seeking the right to use the four-wire.

In the Senate, Trump will rightfully claim credit for bolstering GOP numbers.

New York can claim to have given the world hip-hop in the same way New Orleans rightfully takes credit for jazz.