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a credibility gap

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a credibility gap
a difference between what someone says about a situation and what you know or see is true There's a credibility gap developing between me and my builders. This is the third week they've told me they'll finish by Friday.
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The Sun also has something of a credibility gap with some sections of the public on issues such as these - as David Higgerson, a former Journal political correspondent who left Newcastle to ply his trade on Merseyside, pointed out.
THE QUESTION: In my firm there is a credibility gap simply because I don't have a law degree.
Democrats have accused the president of suffering a credibility gap.
 
 
 
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