Believed and Credited

Believed

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Credited and believed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Credited" instead a verb "Believed".

Credited

Credited adjective - (usually followed by `to') given credit for.
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Believed and credited are semantically related. You can use "Believed" instead a verb "Credited".

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  • Film / Wild Wild West Markowitz's family believed that he was denied "theme by" credit on the series as part of CBS's settlement with the more famous Tiomkin - though Markowitz is credited as such on the two TV movies.
  • It is believed that Dittrich's emulator was used as the base of the collection, with him being credited as the lead developer.
  • In Episode 9, she wasn't credited because her character was believed dead at that point, and in Episodes 16 and 26, her appearance is supposed to be a surprise.
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