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Durham has also won praise from Democrats for being a straight-shooter.
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Widely respected for being a straight shooter, Walter believed there was no substitute for talent, drive and hard work.
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"He has a reputation for being a straight shooter who plays it right down the middle, and those are important qualities for a deputy attorney general," said Matthew S. Axelrod, who was the top aide to former Deputy Attorney General Sally Q. Yates and is now in private practice in Washington at the Linklaters law firm.
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After lauding his accomplishments, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' MORE (R-Calif.) joked about Young's brusque demeanor and the reputation he's gained for being a straight shooter in Congress.
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Edgren gained a reputation among his readers and his colleagues as being a straight shooter. As The New York Times opined at the time of his death: > Even-tempered always, well-informed in all sports and particularly in > boxing, to which he paid much notice, he was known the world over as an > authority who always told the truth as he saw the events he watched. > It is a testimony to his integrity that in those days in New York, when the > law did not permit the giving of decisions in fights, the wide world was > willing to accept the judgment of Bob Edgren in deciding wagers made. When > Bob Edgren, in his Evening World column, said so-and-so was the winner > nobody complained.
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