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Then, pair them up with patients who have personally benefited from these breakthroughs and ask that they give talks or meet with the media in cities throughout the U.S. I have found that, while many members of the pharma industry are viewed with skepticism, scientists still have a good deal of credibility.
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Make no mistake about it, a good defense attorney can attack the credibility of the most solid citizen.
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Convincing people it was a good film to make with very little credibility to my name was not easy.
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Good coaches, he said, speak with credibility, make a personal connection, and focus little on themselves.
NEWYORKER: Personal Best
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Finding someone who has a background in retail as well as investment banking, has a good rapport with regulators, and can restore credibility and confidence in Citi's image isn't a small task.
FORBES: Citi Short List
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The agency should be led by a director with excellent skills and credibility who serves as long as he or she is doing a good job.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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Such crises occur when the IOUs or banknotes of a nation lose credibility and other nations are called on to make these pieces of paper good.
FORBES: Liquidate the IMF
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If Spicuzza had checked the Twitter stream of the civilians present, she would have seen that, however good-faith her statement, it cost her department its credibility to comment.
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Mr Berlusconi already has a credibility problem at home over his private life, having refused to make good his pledge to explain to parliament his relationship with an 18-year-old aspiring model.
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The good news is, however, that you can create the visibility and credibility you need to move your career forward.
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He was good-looking, in that conventional way which seems to sabotage any chance of depth or credibility in a person.
NEWYORKER: Raj, Bohemian