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Institut Mont-Haefeli was a school in Switzerland —barely accredited, according to Andy— where only the very dumbest and most disturbed girls went.† (source)accredited = officially recognized or approved
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The "IQ fundamentalist" Arthur Jensen put it thusly in his 1980 book Bias in Mental Testing (p.113): "The four socially and personally most important threshold regions on the IQ scale are those that differentiate with high probability between persons who, because of their level of general mental ability, can or cannot attend a regular school (about IQ 50), can or cannot master the traditional subject matter of elementary school (about IQ 75), can or cannot succeed in the academic or college preparatory curriculum through high school (about IQ 105), can or cannot graduate from an accredited four-year college with grades that would qualify for admission to a professional or graduate sch† (source)
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Two kills and a kidnapping, Baader accreditation.† (source)accreditation = official recognition or approval OR the act of officially recognizing or approving
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Next to it was a French passport, a French driver's permit, French credit cards, bank cards, and various medical certificates and accreditations in the name of Leila Hadawi.† (source)
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At this point, it's only Popsy's credentials and academic history that give our program accreditation.† (source)
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The class was a basic business course, taught by a pair of professors who came in from a nearby accredited college.† (source)accredited = officially recognized or approved
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It devotes more space to a description of the company's food safety program — with its "Triple Clean" slaughterhouse system and its "approved and accredited laboratories" than to the details of how IBP managed to distribute nationwide enough suspect meat to make at least a million life-threatening hamburgers.† (source)accredited = officially recognized or approved
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Students got the same education they would if the school didn't lose its accreditation.† (source)accreditation = official recognition or approval OR the act of officially recognizing or approvingstandard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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The multitude of false churches[499] accredits the true religion.† (source)accredits = officially recognizes or approves
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He was about (connecting the accrediting with an obtrusive person of the name of Clennam, whom he imperfectly remembered in some former state of existence) to black-ball the name of Gowan finally, when Edward Dorrit, Esquire, came into the conversation, with his glass in his eye, and the preliminary remark of 'I say—you there!† (source)accrediting = officially recognizing or approving
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We got notice today of a site visit soon from the people who accredit our residency training program.† (source)accredit = officially recognize or approve
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Normally he would have taken it up with Franklin, the properly accredited minister to the Court, with whom he had never known the least discord.† (source)accredited = officially recognized or approved
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He explained that when a college lost its accreditation, nobody came and shut down the school.† (source)accreditation = official recognition or approval OR the act of officially recognizing or approving
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The multitude of false churches[499] accredits the true religion.† (source)accredits = officially recognizes or approves
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Phaedrus had given up, was exchanging letters with the Northwest Regional Accrediting Association to see if they could help prevent these violations of accreditation requirements.† (source)Accrediting = officially recognizing or approving
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Then perhaps you can explain how it is those same amounts were listed by Sharon DeBlass and accredited to you.† (source)accredited = officially recognized or approved
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