It has now been proved beyond doubt and some people have had their reputations ruined as a result. |
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In both theories, these opinion leaders have well-established reputations and hence create convergence. |
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The Home Secretary, Jack Straw, has been quite popular, particularly in a post that is usually seen as a graveyard of political reputations. |
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The late 18th century produced two artists who achieved international reputations for this category of work. |
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Beyond the sheer financial risk, the firms are exposing their relationships and their reputations. |
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In the book he shoots from the hip and rides roughshod over reputations, holding a modicum of his once monumental power and relishing it. |
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That person was responsible for bringing this crisis about and for tarnishing the reputations of all of us who work for the Corporation. |
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They were all pretty much at least 18 by then, and apparently weren't all lily-white like their reputations would have you believe. |
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Names are established, reputations ruined, narcissism runs riot and lives are changed forever. |
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A loose tongue may cause only mild irritation, but it can also destroy reputations and wreck lives. |
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His parents were working on a billion dollar assignment, when John sabotaged everything, and ruined their reputations. |
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Other footballers find a way to reintegrate themselves into the sport and recover their lost reputations. |
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His company was properly registered, and he boasted several business associates with impeccable reputations. |
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The Korean War gave them the opportunity to add luster to their reputations. |
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You have time still, but you have become old enough for reputations to be made. |
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In their lives after Everest, their reputations as decent, honest individuals remain secure. |
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Both are batsmen of skill and determination, and their reputations are at stake. |
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Perhaps the most critical lesson learned from last year, however, is the heavy price corporate reputations pay for such meltdowns. |
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It was indeed a battle for the fittest and reputations did take a severe beating once the competitions gained momentum. |
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After they were dead, their reputations were deliberately blackened by lawyers defending their killer. |
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Back then, nobody had previously thought to dilute two huge individual reputations by blurring them in one event. |
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Prime Minister Tony Blair and his colleagues took Gilligan's report as a serious smear on their reputations. |
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There were leadership reputations at stake in that Dail debate where successful sailors are not made in smooth seas. |
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Their victim status in murder mysteries does not mean that women enjoy unspotted reputations in railway crime fiction. |
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The vaguely licentious reputation of cinema also keeps women away, since they must be careful to keep their own reputations unsullied. |
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While the more prestigious Villages Beaujolais survived the crisis with their reputations mostly unsullied, the Nouveau did not. |
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These team-builders, no longer royalty, are valued as much for their unsullied reputations as their solid track records. |
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Neither team nor driver is new to this sport, and both have had to overcome reputations as brash newcomers. |
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Biographers may bridle at the damage to the reputations of their pet subjects. |
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The sacking will also dent the reputations of most of the nominal Liberal and National sitting councillors for future council or state contests. |
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Fully 18 months after being suspended from duty they can go back to work without a stain on their reputations. |
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Booze was imbedded in the culture of the tour back then and guys played up to their reputations as demon drinkers. |
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A number of councillors have staked their reputations on getting this project done, and in that respect, the cost to the ratepayer is no object. |
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Both have bet their political reputations on a massive increase in public spending producing a step change in the quality of public services. |
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It's a contest where players' reputations will either be enhanced or tarnished as two strong teams chase glory. |
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Key risks in doing business online were identified as damage to reputations, fraud and intellectual property losses. |
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Regardless of their infamous local reputations, or perhaps to restore them, these castrates occasionally attempted to marry. |
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Then, if we did get an annulment, our reputations would be fixed as liars and hypocrites. |
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I know that men with literary reputations to polish might find it insulting. |
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Many organisations did not even report their losses, fearful for their reputations or their insurability. |
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And even the reputations of major figures at times fluctuate, with periods of obscurity intermitting their fame. |
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They are selected on the basis of their positive reputations and extensive social contacts in their communities. |
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They say their sales have plummeted in the last few days as they struggle to restore their reputations. |
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And they made strides in reversing their reputations for mangling customer service and order fulfillment. |
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Were it so, it would be hard to understand how the top industrial laboratories developed their reputations as generators of knowledge. |
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The same network of gossipers that are used to destroy reputations can also be used to increase your rapport with someone. |
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Hull and Shanahan have recently been riding their reputations as gunslingers instead of earning them. |
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The protection of the Claimants' reputations in Sudan is not a factor which enters into this equation. |
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I would evade that question because the reputations are still being made, and the last major generation is passing into retirement. |
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Both schools earned deserved reputations as centres of educational excellence. |
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His father and grandfather, investment bankers at old white-shoe firms, both had high reputations, but erosion soon set in. |
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Revamped marketing programs, new products and enhanced reputations have fueled, to differing degrees, the rebirths of carmakers. |
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Although some traders practiced fraud, others worked hard to acquire reputations for fair business practices in order to encourage repeat sales. |
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They are architects who all now have international reputations, but whose work is very different. |
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A small band of British artists, notably David Hockney and Lucien Freud, have always enjoyed international reputations. |
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The Tron and Citizen's theatres have international reputations for cutting-edge contemporary drama. |
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But 2002 was also a year in which careers suddenly moved backward and forward as if reputations were determined by a spin of the wheel in an old-time children's board game. |
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Others have commented directly upon the issues of patronage and market influence which have seemed constantly to challenge the reputations of these artists. |
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Although Johnston depicts Cook as a cautious and dignified man compared to his vainglorious counterpart, both men risked their reputations in their mutual quest. |
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Today, just three years later, they all enjoy international reputations. |
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He also promised not to raise taxes and to give a three-year tax holiday to small businesses with good reputations. |
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Fifteen years later, in the early 1970s, a book revealing secrets about their split is about to be written, threatening to further tarnish their reputations. |
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The series commemorates both the murdered victims of Nazism and those whose careers and potential international reputations were curtailed or destroyed by it. |
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These City stock-pickers aim to beat the overall performance of the stock market and, in doing so, earn themselves reputations as investment gurus. |
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So in the end all you really are doing is besmirching reputations. |
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In a short period of time, both bands have been trust into the limelight of the New Zealand rock scene, and have earned their reputations as New Zealand's best live acts. |
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Several singers of international repute made or consolidated their early reputations with the company, which continues to provide a training ground for young Welsh singers. |
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They didn't want the actions of a few to stain the reputations of many. |
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Their natural habitats are over-decorated dining rooms with big reputations, outrageous prices, and food that makes you expect Louis XIV's imminent arrival. |
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Traders also sought to provide slaves with external reputations, by changing the physical appearance of the bondsmen through altered diets and better clothing. |
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Blogs that mention work are the sort of potential loose cannons that keep PR reps up until all hours worrying about damage to corporate reputations. |
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The two heavyweights who have sullied their reputations with dirty tactics in several bouts are scheduled to fight Friday night in the Palace at Auburn Hills. |
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All the new knights were appointed for their chivalric reputations. |
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The successful issuers of currency would be the organizations with reputations strong enough to maintain the market values of their securities at exact par. |
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American media is afraid of the situation in London, where a lot of the Russian oligarchs are getting safe haven now and having their reputations laundered. |
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Those scientists who did not come from the socially privileged classes had even more to gain by establishing reputations as men of humane learning. |
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It will likely be harmful to the reputations of both the president and vice president. |
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Instead, Clohessy accuses Cardinal George and dozens of his clerical colleagues of opting to put their own reputations first. |
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The question of whether English law strikes the correct balance between concerns of free speech and the protection of reputations may now be considered. |
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So, people sped by the models less out of puritanical deference to the naked bodies, but to keep up their steely reputations. |
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Compromise therefore, and the implications this would have for personal reputations, was recognised as a sine qua non even before the plenipotentiaries left Dublin. |
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Immense amounts of money were squandered, reputations were tarnished, and the consumer was left, as is so often the case, chagrined, puzzled, shortchanged, miffed. |
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These two behaviors of subordination and aggressive domination, toadyism and the symbolic rape of reputations, are referred to here in their most extreme form. |
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Both are left-of-center thinkers with independent reputations who will work out of the Bloomberg Foundation offices. |
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Some observers at the time claimed that Saatchi's actions significantly diminished both the reputations of those artists and the price levels of their works. |
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For Romani people you have these reputations, but what is the counter? |
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The School Plays have such good reputations that they are normally fully booked every night. |
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As Rome grew, so did its tabernae, becoming more luxurious and acquiring good or bad reputations as the case may be. |
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American vessels, especially, gained reputations for cruelty as officers demanded high results from their crew. |
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Thus, classical performers often achieve high reputations for their musicianship, even if they do not compose themselves. |
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By this time, there were several cricketers with good reputations and the county team was one of the strongest in England. |
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These superrich, radical women have earned their cutthroat reputations. |
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Everything they do, on-screen and off, cements their reputations as likable everymen, latter-day Jimmy Stewarts. |
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Cheltenham, usually not respectful of anything with a string of victories next to its name, is a leveller as well as an inflater of reputations. |
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Scientific reputations depend upon the replicability of our research and scholarship, and on evaluations of its quality. |
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From a PR and business communication perspective, there are, however, a number of useful strategies for repolishing corporate reputations. |
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There is no attempt to befoul the reputations of such major historical figures as Washington or Jefferson. |
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Indeed, corporate malfeasance has meant endorsees have had to increasingly protect their own reputations and brands. |
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Some miraculous icons whose reputations span long periods of time nevertheless become objects of pilgrimage along with the places where they are kept. |
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The schools get certain reputations amongst parents and employers. |
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They were highly influential, capable of making and breaking reputations. |
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Company directors are on a hiding to nothing when it comes to trusting their reputations to the accounting statements for which they are responsible. |
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But given their reputations for relentless cost cutting, it's only a matter of time before they discover the profit-boosting efficacies of grub nuggets and mealworm burgers. |
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The more this goes on, the more their reputations are notionally trashed. |
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Many educrats make much of their income and build their reputations trying to fix the problems they themselves created with their dopey educational methodologies. |
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