Assertion: allegation | /r/HasProperty | credible
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text: A survey conducted by YouGov in October 2016 found that 43 percent of respondents found the allegations to be credible.
text: That allegation is what eventually caused the pope to remove the former cardinal from ministry in June, after a review board in the Archdiocese of New York found the allegations to be credible and substantiated.
text: Her allegation is credible enough to have received an in-depth article in Newsweek, but so far has gone completely unmentioned by the New York Times, Washington Post, CNN, and MSNBC, and when Biden has done interviews he hasn’t even been asked about Reade’s claim.
text: Ed Stetzer, executive director of the Billy Graham Center for Evangelism, published a November 2017 article in Christianity Today asserting that the allegations against Moore were "'credible'" and calling on Moore to end his Senate campaign.
text: Be aware that the counselor is almost certainly a mandatory reporter, meaning that if the counselor finds the allegations to be credible the counselor is required to report the possible abuse to the police or child protective services.
text: The attorney representing Father Jiang told Saint Louis Magazine that while most allegations of abuse against priests are found to be credible, that “doesn’t mean you can just falsely accuse a priest and there be no consequences, because once the accusation is made, it cannot be unmade.
text: The nation readily embraced the idea that social consequences were in order where allegations were credible, even if they couldn't be proven to the taxing standards of criminal courts.