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accredited

adjective as in officially recognized

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The goal is to equip more nonprofit workers to become partially accredited to represent clients in front of United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.

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“Persuasive Performance Skills for Fearless Trial Lawyers,” which includes clips from Hollywood movies, is accredited for continuing-education credit.

Mr Curnow said Wild Child had ceased working with PCR laboratories and had submitted its formulas for testing with other accredited, independent laboratories.

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For a university to be accredited and receive federal funding, the accreditation criteria state that a school must successfully instruct 70% of its students to land and hold jobs for which they are trained.

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Representing Mr Legakis, defence barrister James Hartson said his client was an "accredited, respected freelance photojournalist" and had lost work following the conviction.

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