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| n Iraqi national of high moral character and | reputation, a non-member of the Ba'ath party, demonstra |
| local Primary school with a highly regarded | reputation, a parish church, a small village store and |
| What men want is a noble | reputation, a huge deer park in which to spend their da |
| At times, their | reputation abroad has surpassed that of their reputatio |
| ative China, Sons helped cement Zhang Yuan's | reputation abroad as a major creative force in Chinese |
| With a highly favourable | reputation abroad in both Cold War blocs, Josip Broz Ti |
| He has forged a solid | reputation accompanying jazz luminaries such as Art Far |
| Baltimore Elite Giants, gradually earning a | reputation according to Voices from the Negro Leagues a |
| lthough it is undisputed that the prodigious | reputation achieved by Thunderstorm was due in large pa |
| elebration in Abidjan and has built a strong | reputation across the whole West Africa. |
| this time, Umar had developed an impeccable | reputation across the Islamic empire. |
| long Democrat, but due to earning a maverick | reputation acting in a non-partisan role on the cost-cu |
| l she came to Drury Lane with Barry that her | reputation advanced to the high point at which it after |
| ng equaled to the council to return back its | reputation after a scandalous money laundering issue on |
| n December 2009, the Wolf Brigade won a good | reputation after the success of Terrorism in the Grip o |
| Rhett seemingly ruins Scarlett's | reputation after this very public display of frivolity |
| The School has a very good | reputation after been rated as "outstanding" by OFSTED. |
| ededicate her life to restoring her family's | reputation after her brother's illegal activities. |
| ters accused rivals of seeking to damage his | reputation ahead of a visit by American preacher Benny |
| eading up to the 2006 World Cup enhanced his | reputation ahead of the summer's finals in Germany. |
| A man of doubtful | reputation, Alexander's confidant and favourite, he pai |
| e rehearsed, as well as the loftiness of his | reputation; all doubt is cleared that it is truly Guthh |
| ult status among hardcore jazz followers", a | reputation All Music asserts it deserves "for its soul |
| performances at Glastonbury) bolstered their | reputation, along with constant radio and television su |
| The strain's | reputation also comes from the fact that it has won com |
| His scholarly output and | reputation also extends to gender studies, human rights |
| he opera brought the composer a considerable | reputation, although this did not materially affect his |
| the First Corps had maintained its honor and | reputation, although it was fiercely attacked and its f |
| time of William's death, as well as his poor | reputation among the Anglo-Norman barons allowed Henry |
| o before they die, it holds an international | reputation among expert skiers, and has been described |
| s Times described him as having an "emerging | reputation among court observers as cautious, conservat |
| Quai de l'Horloge and quickly established a | reputation among the new wealthy classes in the Empire. |
| lived with the Cherokee, and had earned his | reputation among Native Americans for fairness and dece |
| is career, Rogers has built and maintained a | reputation among power-player clientele, including prof |
| successful as a teacher, and achieved a wide | reputation among mining engineers. |
| Because it still holds a considerably high | reputation among coasters in the region, naming and re- |
| hat its publication ‘would for ever ruin his | reputation among the warm, zealous people.' |
| "De oude muzikant" has a poor | reputation among Eurovision fans and an open poll rated |
| The species has a | reputation among farmers as an agricultural pest. |
| y to the NHL, where he quickly established a | reputation among fellow heavyweights. |
| ious, property-owning sort, bearing the best | reputation among white people who knew them. |
| ranks San Francisco State University 1st in | reputation among its "Western University peers" in 2000 |
| olleague said that Gwynn "made for himself a | reputation among his fellow engineers that will last fo |
| the Hood is that he possesses a significant | reputation among the less ethical groups of the world, |
| horse-racing news, it has gained a very good | reputation among horse gamblers. |
| The 5065 Lift earned a cult | reputation among new writers and fringe theatre groups. |
| ked for State Rail in Sydney, gaining a good | reputation among his colleagues. |
| The film retains a high | reputation among critics and fans of Nikkatsu's Roman p |
| later German philosophers, acquiring a high | reputation among Jewish scholars as a conservative refo |
| erits her dead cousin's house as well as her | reputation among the local community as a white witch a |
| et scorecards as 'B Stanley' to preserve his | reputation among the Gaels. |
| vies of late for 15 years or so, he has high | reputation among directors in the industry and applauds |
| His | reputation among the French and the English of New Engl |
| Although Nippon Kogaku enjoyed a sterling | reputation among professional photographers with their |
| s many as 2,000 monks, and held the greatest | reputation among Khampa monasteries. |
| o opposed it and thus greatly diminished his | reputation among Indian classical musicians . |
| n scarce; Born to Run cemented Springsteen's | reputation among critics and established his first main |
| At first Joe uses Ma's | reputation among the fellow citizens to commit robberie |
| on "Taste," whose works procured him a high | reputation among the foremost literary judges of his da |
| t commercial success that helped confirm his | reputation among a wider artistic circle including the |
| president of the school, Misaki has gained a | reputation among the male students body as an uptight, |
| It also cemented Roundtree's | reputation among Washington trial lawyers and judges, a |
| thods of justice have gained him a legendary | reputation amongst his colleagues. |
| rapidly becoming antiquated, and it gained a | reputation amongst fans for being one of the more dilap |
| onal and imaginative stories, it developed a | reputation amongst newsmen for "underhand practices and |
| lle's bravado during the attacks earns her a | reputation amongst the locals as well as the love of St |
| ri Selmer, Beaugnier instruments have a good | reputation amongst saxophone enthusiasts. |
| was a breeder of Shire horses and acquired a | reputation amongst agriculturalists for his shorthorn a |
| In a short time, Blanchard gained a | reputation amongst those in the legal profession for hi |
| uel began having tremendous success, and his | reputation amongst local farmers grew accordingly. |
| itted this murder to earn himself a fearsome | reputation amongst his fellow inmates. |
| It has gained a | reputation amongst gamers for its high level of difficu |
| ning in 1998 and 1999, and attracted quite a | reputation amongst away fans for its quality. |
| nd more time in his garden and he also had a | reputation an excellent cook and host. |
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| Harris took advantage of his expertise, | reputation and access to source code in order to illega |
| Lil Scrappy built a strong | reputation and eager following throughout the Southeast |
| mines of Elesse (1767) earned him a European | reputation, and in 1783 he accepted from Catherine II o |
| Octopus has a global | reputation, and is currently the world's leading and mo |
| ased nationally to support the bands growing | reputation and support amongst the live music scene. |
| s within their ranges, and we will bring our | reputation, and our artists with us to every fight. |
| was not satisfied with the publisher and its | reputation, and another long-running dispute over the r |
| By 1825 he had gained sufficient | reputation and expertise in the design and testing of l |
| cide up as a murder to preserve the family's | reputation and ensconce themselves in the family mansio |
| e Prince of Qi, then regent, had Zhang Hua's | reputation and title of Marquess of Guangwu (but not th |
| ck's speed, and probably also because of the | reputation and legend of the "Mighty Hood". |
| o be returned to Indonesia, but although his | reputation and military rank gave him the right to be b |
| nce at Scadbury was a threat to Walsingham's | reputation and influence, and thus threatened Frizer's |
| due to his unpredictable temper, his violent | reputation and criminal record; he therefore entered th |
| Despite his controversial | reputation, and some suspect because of his well-known |
| Claiming both an international | reputation and to be one of the oldest festivals in Swe |
| er of Tonbridge School, where he made a good | reputation and transformed the school, emphasising acad |
| t Greenwald claims are myths surrounding the | reputation and record of former New York City mayor Rud |
| g and shipping of medals, and protecting the | reputation and meaning of military heroism medals. |
| on, cockily irreverent of their professional | reputation, and ticks Frank off by saying she's got an |
| ickson has done has surely hurt both his own | reputation and that of his website." |
| ill, who claims he has lost his professional | reputation and employment prospects as a consequence of |
| the country and overseas enrol due to their | reputation and willingness to arrange for children to b |
| gainst this order, then in the height of its | reputation, and possessing over a thousand brothers in |
| e public housing program's unfairly negative | reputation and an exaggerated sense of crisis about the |
| It had a good | reputation and accommodated dyslexic pupils. |
| Ellis' | reputation and media coverage continued to grow. |
| Astley began to make a | reputation and to grow wealthier. |
| more pictures to the Academy in 1881 as his | reputation and commercial success grew. |
| However, his on-ice | reputation and discipline issues made teams hesitant to |
| ing his athletic ability, Krouse markets his | reputation and image. |
| the city's best inspector, with an enviable | reputation and record of encounter shootings. |
| It had a high | reputation, and in time it was amalgamated into New Col |
| The theatre improved its | reputation and finances, becoming a respected venue. |
| To protect his | reputation and avoid a scandal, Skirvin locked the maid |
| His | reputation and influence extended to the United States, |
| l-respected journalist with an international | reputation, and was praised by greats such as Winston C |
| The school has an excellent | reputation and is one of the leading preparatory school |
| The college enjoys a good academic | reputation, and is renowned for its strength in sports, |
| It was as a strike squadron that it won its | reputation and its nickname "The Demon Squadron". |
| He won a good | reputation and some popularity there by promoting mutua |
| ing layoffs but has still maintained a great | reputation and test scores. |
| ukta Karnataka, a Kannada daily, has a great | reputation and public standing. |
| ed on a pilgrimage that greatly enhanced his | reputation and further solidified his importance throug |
| firm of Bakri & Busnash soon attained a wide | reputation, and Busnash became (according to some) the |
| The college quickly earned a good | reputation and during its short life, Bramham College a |
| endances (Paris, 1820-1836), established his | reputation, and was translated into many languages. |
| ersity's national and international academic | reputation, and to advance knowledge, wisdom and unders |
| ll Wanderers and Halesowen earned him a good | reputation, and there was strong competition in the Bir |
| It had built itself an enviable | reputation and following the cessation of hostilities c |
| Her literary | reputation and publications flourished, culminating in |
| Every year added to his fine | reputation; and no matter the company he played in he c |
| He was a legal scholar of wide | reputation and a recognized authority on the English an |
| The magazine quickly gained in | reputation and influence and, in January 1929, was rena |
| nzies various books clearly do not have this | reputation and should not be used as a source for this |
| s an excellent band program that has a great | reputation and also has sports program with a variety o |
| mphoniker and is largely responsible for the | reputation and success of the current symphony. |
| & RnB group Supercharge, which achieved some | reputation and local success, but failed to make an imp |
| The initial problems damaged its | reputation and popularity tailed off, with half of all |
| can engraver but he was based and gained his | reputation and bulk of his work in England. |
| a smear campaign that destroyed Ritavuori's | reputation and eventually caused his death. |
| erture helped to establish Barber's national | reputation and became in the 1950s a more regular part |
| Knowing the strong German-American | reputation and industrial center, he decided to settle |
| 1862, Burnside was desperate to restore his | reputation and the morale of his Army of the Potomac. |
| from city to city across the country earning | reputation and entering competitions in order to unlock |
| Attracted by Shanghai's growing | reputation and tourism volume in East Asia, the Tussaud |
| after, and the school enjoyed a new friendly | reputation and ever improving GCSE results. |
| that the panel unfairly damaged the school's | reputation, and invited the commission members to revie |
| HL quickly gained a very good | reputation and has been played around the world in many |
| ch is largely dependent on the brand and its | reputation and for this reason, among others, the watch |
| A growing | reputation and praise from bands like Atheist, Darkane |
| To improve the organization's | reputation and its electoral chances, Arvey began promo |
| ith Lard, claiming the character damaged his | reputation and personal integrity (in particular Keith |
| the Classification of 1855 consolidated its | reputation, and ensured its high prices. |
| ace happenings, which won for him a national | reputation and made his paper known throughout the coun |
| Merteuil, to move to California to avoid her | reputation, and it is also revealed she is in a methado |
| ers of Damilola Taylor damaged the Service's | reputation, and the CPS was described as "institutional |
| the next several years, though, the resort's | reputation and popularity would grow, and in 1992 it pu |
| His international | reputation and musical ties to some of the greatest nam |
| However, Billy's enduring | reputation and his repeated attempts at escape - mostly |
| ance and groovy techno has earned him a good | reputation and as a result he has been booked for event |
| oir has developed a formidable international | reputation and in recent years has given concert tours |
| It has gained its | reputation and fame through songs written by the nation |
| me famous because Walter Scott used its evil | reputation, and that of its landlady Tib or Meg Mumps ( |
| ents, strengthened the college's enrollment, | reputation and finances, and eventually moved the campu |
| ponsibility because of Ravensbourne's strong | reputation and longstanding links with the RCA. |
| n Ward was a significant boost to Oldfield's | reputation, and on 27 May 1976 he was promoted to be As |
| four hundred children, attained a very high | reputation, and attracted visitors from all parts of th |
| h enough to be worth the champion's time and | reputation and which would discourage frivolous challen |
| She has now established an international | reputation, and has recorded violin concertos by Bruch, |
| He painted historical pictures with | reputation, and according to Palomino, his best works a |
| uld be considered to have lost her honorable | reputation and place in society, a loss of honor which |
| e Ottoman Empire), where he achieved a great | reputation and announced that the Messianic kingdom wou |
| His | reputation and renown among violinists themselves was s |
| his commission because of Manchester's poor | reputation and atmosphere and the lack of culture and c |
| ts new faculty would immediately gain a good | reputation and have the confidence of the community. |
| women's team to the Gold, Khan restores his | reputation and returns with his mother to their home, w |
| Blackwell's work enjoyed a high contemporary | reputation and for nearly half a century he was regarde |
| The RNZB have a unique | reputation, and are internationally acknowledged for pu |
| The book established Gregg's literary | reputation, and he was hired as a news correspondent an |
| courageous action was the destruction of his | reputation, and the compromise of his business and soci |
| ation of Narragansett, which had a very good | reputation and had recently completed the restoration o |
| The | reputation and price of the wine came to merit third pl |
| ept a secret so as not to further damage the | reputation and trust in of the litas. |
| He has an international | reputation and has played in many countries, including |
| It was because of his already existing | reputation and experience that his word carried weight |
| ions increased following a major blow to the | reputation and work of the LMS in southern Africa when |
| Despite its | reputation and international touring schedule, the choi |
| nd set about repairing the school's academic | reputation and rebuilding the campus, which had fallen |
| He enjoyed an extensive international | reputation, and was in correspondence with Benjamin Fra |
| historical reports, gave his name a shameful | reputation, and in modern Italian Maramaldo means Cowar |
| Wang was popular in the 1990s for his clean | reputation and split with the Kuomintang to help found |
| tandards, it very quickly gained a worldwide | reputation and was awarded in 1985 the medal for the ye |
| ty, and accordingly the School's numbers and | reputation, and their own emoluments, declined. |
| y 20th century the vineyard lost much of its | reputation, and in 1922 it was acquired by the Lurton f |
| der Buhl, the winery earned an international | reputation, and its wines were present at several inter |
| ite Town, Elizabeth Elmore (of Sarge and The | Reputation), and Angie Heaton. |
| nce, the University College grew in size and | reputation and eventually became the University of Leic |
| From this period Clutterbuck's | reputation and business steadily increased, and he soon |
| ior to the 1978 election, Higgins staked his | reputation and his position as party leader on an asser |
| rs,” he said, “you are losing your beautiful | reputation, and you will dishonour yourselves forever i |
| powerful chancellor Lu Qi was jealous of his | reputation and seniority. |
| e school is considered to have a first-class | reputation and for the 2000-01 school year demand for p |
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