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Give credit to whatever she said; when they appears really untruthful, turn to her for a good communication.

"We started off well in the first half and should have had a penalty but you have to give credit to Arsenal, they're a top side, " he said.

But, he said, the newspaper "in its self-laudation could hardly give credit to anyone outside of its staff. "

You hate to be on the negative side of history, but you've got to give credit where credit is due.

Regarding your first question, I could only advise you to give credit to what our spokesperson has said.

If an idea is a great idea, the minutes of a meeting allow you to give credit to the right person.

We have done well for this term. But I can't understand why teacher only give credit to and praise the monitor alone.

The bank, which has occasionally made unpublicised loans, is not expected to give credit to non-EU states.

I can't remember giving Newcastle a chance at goal and, away from home, you have to give credit to our team for that.

But to them that are contentious, and who obey not the truth, but give credit to iniquity, wrath and indignation.

Sometimes you have to give credit to your opponents and he was really good and made some great saves.

Mr O'Neill is right to give credit to leading western multinationals, notably carmakers, for spotting the potential early.

I admit I'm the first to panic when we start collapsing, got to give credit to Landry who saved the day for us.

Single-entity recognition might give credit-card networks and chain restaurants additional leverage over their employees and customers.

But the Congressional Budget Office would not give credit for these savings in any budget we presented.

Always give credit. Many leaders note that the most efficient way to get a good performance from others is to treat them like heroes.

When the kudos are handed out, you should take the credit because you managed the team. Do not give credit to anyone else.

I must give credit to Kellogg: they had this vision of going to Asia and working with a local school.

Lansbury was however quick to give credit to Norwich manager Paul Lambert, and feels he learnt a lot during the club's promotion charge.

The more you give credit , the last less you risk accusation the accusations of plagiarism.

Academic and professional honesty requires that you give credit where credit is due.

LC: Your game is at a very high level in many areas, who do you give credit for helping to develop your game and why?

He was always excited to give credit to others and to draw attention to the contribution of everyone to the great cause.

Thats a given. But you can't simply say it was meaningless, give credit when credit is due.

Be supportive, give credit for good cooperative work and knowledge shared, and always celebrate team achievements.

Getting to the final twice in three seasons is a fantastic achievement and you have to give credit to the manager for the squad he's built.

I have to give credit here to Marc Grossman after finding his articles on eye exercises a few years ago.

If you must, just take a copy and put it on your server. Do give credit where credit is due.

I look back to a select few who 'understood me' and to whom I give credit even now for 'keeping me alive. '

We give credit to cool, innovative or thought- provoking ideas, even if coined by someone else.

s not company policy to give credit without previous arrangement.

Give credit when credit is due. If someone does a good job tell them so and also tell your boss.

Some give credit for gift cards purchased, others for gift card money redeemed.

The more you give credit , the less you risk accusation accusations of plagiarism.

Don't blame Obama, that's childish. Blame the Clinton's and give credit where credit is Due!

I want to give credit to my English teachers in high school and elementary for doing such a good job.

If not, then their local school might not give credit for the work.

I don't like the man, but give credit where credit is due - he is very good at his job.

So many people have sent in bugs and ideas, that rather than list here we try to give credit due in the "changes. txt" file.

The more you give credit, the less you riskaccusationaccusations of plagiarism.

People should have forgotten what he did last year, and I think we have to give credit to the manager.

The more you give credit, the less you risk accusations of plagiarism.

Give credit to team members for their assistance to your achievement.

I am open to someone really talented and new and wants to showcase themselves. I am willing to give credit where it is due.

And even if you put those sentences into your own works words, you should still give credit to where you got the information.

You have to give credit to our goalkeeping staff because we studied videos of Frank's last seven or eight penalties.

Gerrard said: "Regarding me and Frank, I think you have to give credit to the manager. "

Blame the Clinton's and give credit where credit is Due!

We have to give credit to Hull because they got really stuck into us and put tackles in everywhere.

I didn't give credit to his plan.

Give credit where credit is due.

Play fair and give credit where it is due.

Give credit to Jobs for learning from this mistake and realizing that he can't do anything without great talent around him.

One thing that does bother me about Anki is that I think it's important to give credit where credit is due.

We need to give credit to the Chinese government -- they have moved incredibly fast to implement policies to ensure a soft landing in China.

It made me feel great flattered when somebody give credit for my oral English in English corner.

We should, therefore, give credit where it is due.

You had to give credit to Marseille at times; they came here, did a job and used the width of the pitch very well.

give credit to a newspaper report