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be a credit to
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It would also be a credit to Biden’s legacy, at little cost to him; he can make reforms now that would be binding on his successors, but his own presidency was not limited by them.
“I sincerely hope I shall always be a credit to my race and to the motion picture industry,” McDaniel said accepting the award.
Writing in the Times, movie critic Bosley Crowther proclaimed the film “so good, so substantial and powerful that it would be a credit to any director in the world.”
For Maryland voters, the choice is easy; a victory for Mr. Brown would be a credit to the state.
“Every ethnic group, they start out with these street gangs, but as they mature they turn into something far more legitimate and something that could be a credit to the community,” he told the Chicago Reader in 1995.
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