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credit for

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credit someone or something for something
to give someone or something the praise deserved for doing something. We must credit Sarah for her efforts on our behalf. We have to credit all the rain we've had for saving the crops.
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The platinum cards are ideal for people who already have a credit card with a limit over 5,000 dollars, plus they have held good credit for at least 5 years; these cards are a little more forgiving and allow their holders to have made a late payment or two in their credit history, so long as it wasn''t over two months late.
Though there are lots of credit repair companies nowadays that promises repairing your bad credit for you, but if you can follow simple guide, it''s very possible for you to do it yourself ?
Except having limits and low interest rate of interest, a credit card of businesses provides many solutions of replacement and many options of credit for small companies.
 
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