to believe; to be convinced; to accept as true

data, news, or knowledge communicated or received about a specific subject

to trust or have confidence in someone or something

hard to believe; incredible

belief in the reliability, ability, or success of someone or something

firm belief or conviction

to send or receive messages through telecommunications infrastructure or systems

To have confidence in oneself or the quality of being self-assured.

to be convinced, sure, or to firmly believe that something is true

the financial standing or reputation that allows one to borrow money or obtain goods before payment

informatization (the Information Age analog of industrialization)

credit or loans, typically provided by banks or financial institutions

a firmly held belief or faith in something

to write a letter

the general standing, prestige, or distinction of a person, organization, or brand

to believe firmly or without any doubt

information technology; IT

a financial arrangement or bond where property is held by one party for the benefit of another

to make a complaint or suggestion to the authorities by letter or by paying a visit

an incoming letter received from someone

to trust, have confidence in, or rely on someone or something

letter (sent by mail)

an electronic storage location or account for receiving and managing email messages

oral message

a person who believes in a particular religion or philosophy; a follower

to have blind faith in or be superstitious about something

to reply or write back to a message or letter

Hisense (brand)

to be persuaded by the truth, logic, or validity of an argument or statement

the combination of authority and credibility that commands public respect and trust

a written message or piece of correspondence, typically sent by mail

to faithfully adhere to or fulfill a promise, commitment, or agreement

to adhere to or have faith in a religion, ideology, or set of principles

to believe firmly

a piece of written or electronic correspondence

the total amount or density of content, data, or concepts contained within a specific subject or presentation.

(often pejorative) a trusted aide or close associate

a set of fundamental beliefs, tenets, or principles that guide a person's actions or a group's philosophy