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Credit (from
Latin verb
credit,
meaning "one believes") is the
trust which allows one
party to
provide money or
resources to
another party wherein the...
- A
credit card (or
charge card) is a
payment card,
usually issued by a bank,
allowing its
users to
purchase goods or services, or
withdraw cash, on credit...
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helped the song
reach a new peak at
number two, the highest-charting song
credited to
three or more
female soloists on the Hot 100
since Christina Aguilera...
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contributing to the secretariat's journals,
initially Social Credit and soon
thereafter The
Social Crediter (which
continues to be
published by the Secretariat)...
- Many
films have
featured mid- and post-
credits scenes. Such
scenes often include comedic gags, plot revelations, outtakes, and/or
hints about sequels...
- A post-
credits scene (also
known as a stinger, end tag, or
credit cookie) is a
short teaser clip that
appears after the
closing credits have
rolled and...
- accounts),
credit cards,
credit,
share term
certificates (certificates of deposit), and
online banking. Normally, only a
member of a
credit union may deposit...
- A
course credit is a
measure of the size of an
educational course,
often used to
determine whether the
requirements for an
award have been met, to facilitate...
- kid-friendly characters.
Stewart was
originally credited under the name
Gracie Lazar,
while Schneider was
sometimes credited under her rock
opera performance pseudonym...
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Credit Suisse Group AG (French pronunciation: [kʁe.di sɥis], lit. 'Swiss
Credit') is a
global investment bank and
financial services firm
founded and...
