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• "They seem not to know the term ` credibility gap . "'
• To some extent, that credibility gap is a creation of political necessity.
• "And you can't create a credibility gap when you lie about sex.
• The biggest problem is they have a credibility gap with their customers.
• I call that a credibility gap as wide as the Mississippi.
• Simply put, this is a $ 957 billion accounting credibility gap.
• The credibility gap between consumers and tech companies is not limited to PCs.
• Johnson was, meanwhile, was accused for changing stories, and of a credibility gap.
• McNamara widened this credibility gap by exuding confidence in public and in private.
• Back then, a reporter coined the phrase " credibility gap ."
• It is eminently true that PurchasePro suffers from a credibility gap.
• They'd like nothing more than to avoid the credibility gap ."
• The credibility gap between you and Congress is as wide as the Grand Canyon.
• This is a state in which the politician credibility gap is a grand canyon.
• They have a bit of a credibility gap in the eyes of some people,
• After Pittsburgh they teamed up in the Los Angeles-based comedy ensemble The Credibility Gap.
• The defining fact today is the credibility gap dividing the authorities and Russian society.
• "The whole industry has a credibility gap, " he said in a telephone interview.
• But they do have a credibility gap with customers ."
• And I think President Clinton's got a big, big credibility gap in America ."