They built reputations within their local communities and districts, reputations that could transcend partisan loyalties.
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It prioritizes the reputations, power, and safety of men over women, whose reputations, power and safety have been ripped from them with horrifying regularity.
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Workers in gig situations get new jobs through the strength of their reputations; the difference in the on-demand economy is that workers don't own their reputations.
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"It was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on segregation of race in this country," she said.
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The growing reputations — and prices — of her artists helped.
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Big City The drama of the past year played out locally in big civic and social changes: surprise political upsets and reversals, decent reputations gone bad and bad reputations gone much worse.
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"It was actually very hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States Senators who built their reputations and careers on the segregation of race in this country," Harris said.
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There, she went beyond "concern": It was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on segregation of race in this country.
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But their memory still lives on — as do their reputations.
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We in such places are weary from defending our reputations.
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He stole our careers, stole our lives, stole our reputations.
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Sometimes heroes really live up to their reputations, it seems.
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For some historical figures, embellishments add luster to their reputations.
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Pakistan is dotted with shrines of saints with great reputations.
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Phillips has had a lot of reputations in the NFL.
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Many of them have built their reputations as fiscal hawks.
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Jackson and Ames are two common brands with good reputations.
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Behind the biggest doors are the institutions with national reputations.
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More broadly, do you dispute the reputations of these groups?
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The reputations of individual founders wax and wane over time.
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Both are casting about for ways to rebuild their reputations.
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The seemingly untouchable have lost jobs, reputations and legacies overnight.
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In terms of their personal reputations, that is certainly true.
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Neither their reputations nor their consciences should be wiped clean.
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There was talk of ruined reputations and "Gestapo" police tactics.
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More experienced raisers with reputations as fixers are brought in.
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Republicans have used this practice to wreck reputations and careers.
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Men, too, prioritize their companies and reputations over the commonweal.
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At least a few, like Sessions, had poisoned reputations already.
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Local considerations and reputations, not Washington's feuds, set the parameters.
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Those that aren't compromised deserve to have their reputations cleared.
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Please stop talking about reputations and look at the reality!
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Doing so would do more than tarnish their professional reputations.
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He wasn't afraid to deflate reputations or debunk conventional wisdom.
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Teams that once coveted merely the biggest names — players with reputations forged in five-day Test cricket — now focus on those with better numbers and reputations in the T20 matches that the league plays.
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Some may be drawn to companies with excellent reputations or brands.
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Those that do often have reputations sorely in need of burnishing.
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British pollsters still have much to do to repair their reputations.
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Armies of lawyers and public-relations firms specialise in rinsing reputations.
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Their reputations, and their party's prospects, are also on the line.
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In Hollywood itself, the furore has ruined reputations and ended careers.
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But libel and slander cause demonstrable harm to lives and reputations.
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As home accessories go, fake plants have among the worst reputations.
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They dance and try to get laid and build their reputations.
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But in the meantime, these companies' public reputations are getting killed.
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They're worried it will hurt their reputations and the show's ratings.
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Heads Up Mountain resorts generally build their reputations on snow sports.
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But their reputations as athletes were tarnished in the public eye.
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The two men's disparate reputations colored how the incident was viewed.
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"The women's reputations were questionable at the time," another voter said.
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None of them will face consequences to their reputations or careers.
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How to explain the disjunction between Smuts's global and domestic reputations?
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His administration devours the reputations of the people who join it.
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Men could ruin reputations, undermine or destroy women's careers, act impulsively.
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"Lawyers have to protect their reputations," Dean Filler of Drexel said.
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Some victims also want to avoid hurting their jobs or reputations.
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It allows investigations to be conducted discreetly, and it protects reputations.
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Some complied with Nixon's requests, tarnishing their reputations for a generation.
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Invisible Hand Presidential reputations rise or fall with gross domestic product.
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Some may face future damage to their professional reputations or careers.
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But I also believe -- and it's personal -- it was actually hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country.
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But I also believe — and it's personal — that it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country.
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This has led them to embrace wealthy individuals with often dubious reputations.
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Forget boxing, forget MMA, forget sports and legacies and records and reputations.
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More importantly, perhaps, the reputations of Facebook and Zuckerberg are at stake.
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And that could go a long ways to restoring great whites' reputations.
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Selective leaking of accusations destroys reputations even if innocence is later confirmed.
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Make efforts to hire people who've had their reputations smeared in retaliation.
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But a quick reminder that he's very into people talking about reputations.
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Instead, they have staked their brands and reputations on their deep focus.
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She and Kushner have curated reputations as moderating influences on her father.
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Those who ended up on trial faced ruined reputations, imprisonment, and execution.
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Superstars whose sullied reputations appear salvageable only by rehab, imprisonment or death.
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Many homes are made only more valuable due to their haunted reputations.
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In the end, lives were ruined, reputations dashed and legacies painfully rewritten.
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Given their acclaim, their reputations loom larger than the actual structures themselves.
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Here are 15 tourist attractions whose reputations seem bigger than their stature.
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They have sued or funded suits to defend reputations or protect privacy.
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For many, the results will be measured in resignations or ruined reputations.
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We've kept all their names and universities anonymous, to protect their reputations.
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All three have earned reputations for coming up small in big moments.
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That's O.K. Plenty of valuable organizations have been hoisted on sanitized reputations.
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White men who advocated for women, in contrast, had their reputations enhanced.
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Larsen tells them not to worry about reputations, to enjoy the day.
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Still, when they took the gifts, their value (and reputations) frequently soared.
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Personal and national reputations alike always depend on the company one keeps.
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Rocking the boat with a newfangled admissions process could hurt their reputations.
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Both had developed reputations for secrecy and highhanded, arrogant treatment of colleagues.
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Most all-male institutions don't have reputations as sites of emotional growth.
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He and Facebook have been scrambling to repair their reputations ever since.
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The different sections also have different reputations concerning how they treat employees.
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The damage to hard-earned personal reputations you do along the way?
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In China, celebrities often try to keep their reputations' positive and inoffensive.
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They're bad industries, they deserve their bad reputations and they mistreat consumers.
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"It was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country," she said in June during the first Democratic debate.
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You all have mega huge reputations to uphold, so stay in your lanes.
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If firms are careless about security, they risk tarnished reputations and lost customers.
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Celebrities and many businesses have reputations — even ones that are fabricated — to protect.
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They cultivate other leaders, they form coalitions, and they guard their collective reputations.
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Both are lifelong Republicans with reputations for keeping politics out of their work.
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Our motives are suspect, our reputations are maligned, our victimhood called into question.
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" Later, she added, "To coddle the reputations of segregationists is ... misinformed and wrong.
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SEVERAL global firms have had their reputations damaged in South Africa—and worse.
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The five men also want a court to, in effect, restore their reputations.
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Scot and Jason aren't strategic monsters, either, in spite of their aggro reputations.
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Reputations in the political world often bear no connection to observable, quantifiable accomplishments.
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And the price for service shouldn't be unjustified attacks on good people's reputations.
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Participants tended to weigh users' reputations more than the demographic similarities between them.
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To shake off their "tech-bro" reputations, technology companies can do several things.
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Reputations are at stake, along with innocent hearts and large sums of money.
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Meanwhile, her contemporaries were getting on, publishing second and third novels, building reputations.
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We will hire and be hired according to our reputations and trusted networks.
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Most of Vietnam's illustrious historical figures made their reputations by battling Chinese invaders.
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These two Republicans and two Democrats were taken seriously and had national reputations.
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They will likely emerge from these lawsuits much poorer and with damaged reputations.
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Victims are often ignored, accused of lying, or have their own reputations maligned.
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This week, Benjamin Moser and Charles McGrath discuss books with undeserved bad reputations.
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But it also needs Puckett and his colleagues to grow those players' reputations.
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That means that sometimes we will be disappointed, or gain negative business reputations.
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But maybe reputations aren't what they seem — Yale's, I mean, not my dad's.
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Three of the professors who had some of the best reputations as teachers.
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Protected by their power and authority, they kept their careers and reputations intact.
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Numerous Olympic athletes train there under the tutelage of coaches with global reputations.
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They shake up teams, excite fans and make or break front offices' reputations.
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That's all well and good — those organizations have reputations for nonpartisanship and accuracy.
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Tech companies' crackdowns do not just affect the reputations of these extremist figures.
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The damage to their reputations since the Khashoggi killing has compounded their alarm.
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For this record, it was like, man, we should risk our own reputations.
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But top riders know their reputations among peers are burnished in the streets.
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Both Dershowitz and Starr have suffered blows to their reputations over the years.
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A spate of scandals and a widely watched 2018 public inquiry battered reputations.
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All have two things in common now: complete irrelevancy and reputations in tatters.
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Instead, these lawyers will walk away from this case with their reputations intact.
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Shame inflicts a secondary blow; reputations can be broken as easily as skulls.
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The country already has one of the region's strongest reputations for forest protection.
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Reputations , by Juan Gabriel Vásquez, translated from the Spanish by Anne McLean (Riverhead) .
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That&aposs evident in the reputations of glitzy Middle Eastern and Asian airlines.
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Wadhwa worries this type of forgery technologies could also ruin relationships and reputations.
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Unions also work hard to protect police officers and their reputations, he said.
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And the choice of seatmates, as ever, held the power to bolster reputations.
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The companies' very different reputations came back to bite Uber over the weekend.
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But I also believe, and it's personal — and I was actually very — it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country.
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Similarly, nonprofits with glossy proposals are often seen as bankable even though some of them have terrible reputations in the communities they serve, while groups with excellent reputations on the ground and less slick proposals are often seen as risky. Risk.
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Yet the damage to the firms' reputations may take a long time to repair.
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Avoiding a lawsuit isn't enough to protect their companies' reputations and retain talented workers.
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Leaning on channels that have reputations for being responsible is brand safety, Stephen said.
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Take the Harris Poll, which surveys Americans on the corporate reputations of various companies.
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Particularly for people and younger journalists who don't have established reputations ... Or the training.
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Some of its programs have strong reputations, among them nursing, engineering and flight school.
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She uses flattery, deception, and the Burn Book to destroy reputations, emotions, and lives.
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THE past six months have been hard on the reputations of China's economic managers.
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A number of CEOs had damaged their reputations trying to save Yahoo before her.
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Both consequences entail a social stigma that can potentially ruin relationships, careers and reputations.
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Coaches are hired to be fired, but those with solid reputations also get rehired.
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And this smug condescension cost them dearly, including for many their own professional reputations.
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Average annual gross income: $31,589Films like "It" and "Joker" certainly haven't helped clowns' reputations.
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" She said "to coddle the reputations of segregationists" is "just misinformed and it's wrong.
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CPCC and Rio Hondo both have reputations for successful apprenticeship initiatives with other companies.
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Given Mayweather and McGregors' reputations as promoters, their fight will likely draw more attention.
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Both Swift and Harris have reputations as not being...amazing to break up with.
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Institutions have hired men with predatory reputations despite complaints from women students and faculty.
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The other cases involve defamation, with women claiming Cosby's public smears maligned their reputations.
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Their reputations and stage chops prevailed; club and bar owners began to call again.
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Yet nobody wants to risk their reputations in an industry where gossip travels fast.
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The president himself has been endlessly forgiving of men with reputations for mistreating women.
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He's perceived as so politically unpopular he may damage reputations rather than boost them.
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Many of them are virulently anti-Kurdish and have reputations for looting and criminality.
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The affair seems to have cost something far more important than reputations and jobs.
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Its behavior is damaging Saudi and American reputations, without making the region more secure.
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Meanwhile, the people he hangs around with are watching their reputations crumble into smithereens.
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Reputations are not built in a day and not damaged in a day either.
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Judges have varying reputations for being more or less careful in scrutinizing warrant applications.
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And today's hyperawareness around the importance of sleep has only made our reputations worse.
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"But I also believe, and it's personal and I was actually very — it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country," she added.
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"But I also believe, and it's personal and I was actually very — it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country," she said.
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Why We're Excited: We're ready to rescue the reputations of the dismissed women of history.
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At this World Cup, it seems, keepers with big reputations are feeling the pressure more.
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That is one reason why bad reputations are easy to acquire but difficult to shed.
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For all, a stain on their professional and personal reputations that will never wash out.
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The cyber-espionage scandal has also hurt the reputations of more than one foreign government.
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They can do the worst movies in the world, and their reputations will stay intact.
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He said he did not believe the reputations of rider or team had been tainted.
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Western firms have long offered help to shady leaders wanting to gild their reputations overseas.
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Reputations are easily tarnished, and it's dangerous to ignore long-term needs and consumer sensitivities.
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Rather than protecting children, institutions sought to protect their reputations and individuals, the inquiry said.
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We won't accept attacking others personally and ruining their reputations because of differences on politics.
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But BA should be careful; reputations are more difficult to win back than to lose.
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It says it works to protect its clients' reputations, "whatever the size of the challenge".
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Those failed investigations have embarrassed the House, tarnished reputations, and failed to produce real change.
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These guys have reputations of being quote unquote "difficult" and are actually just simply passionate.
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Mr. Zeidenberg and others have argued that rushed cases create suspicion and unfairly tarnish reputations.
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Some might also have started to worry that WeWork's troubles might harm their own reputations.
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Reputations built on social media can fall to a well-aimed tweet or toxic post.
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Ahead, we've rounded up eight ancient goddesses whose mythical reputations are more than well-deserved.
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The harm there will be reputational, and we aren't entitled to reputations we don't deserve.
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While an undergrad at Yale, Judge Kavanaugh joined two organizations with reputations for hard partying.
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They thought they were going to get rich, and she used them for their reputations.
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Fail to do so again and, at some point, their reputations will start to suffer.
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Some companies report attacks, but many do not, fearing potential damage to their corporate reputations.
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But it's the downhill that really makes reputations, breaks bodies, and draws the vast crowds.
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Today they have left their jobs, lost many of their friends and endangered their reputations.
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With people losing those badges, it gives bad actors a chance to harm creators' reputations.
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When I was an investigator, I interviewed numerous people whose reputations were less than stellar.
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People who have stridently defended Trump at some cost to their own reputations, like Sen.
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Despite those troubles, it had 65,0003 students, and some of its schools maintained strong reputations.
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In a ticket-splitting era, politicians could still build reputations independent of their parties. Sen.
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They worked their way into [the mob] from their reputations as being local tough guys.
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And additional restrictive policies exist to protect the reputations of individuals not charged with criminal wrongdoing.
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The scandal could very well ruin the reputations of the experts who originally authenticated the paintings.
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They remained lean, behind-the-scenes outfits and won deals because of their back-room reputations.
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Other candidates in this race have greater name recognition and bigger Washington reputations than I have.
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You've focused on outing the food-law reputations of legislators through your organization, Food Policy Action.
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The effort aims to erode damaging connections to substances with worse reputations, like heroin or cocaine.
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"I'm using their names and their images and their reputations to sell this book," she says.
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To steal a victory that a lot of us put our reputations on the line for.
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I quickly learned that some of the lawyers I was interviewing had less than spotless reputations.
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And banks have come to appreciate their own strengths: branch networks; solid reputations; and risk controls.
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Paid research providers also have reputations to maintain and this way the payments are no secret.
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Sargent swiftly repainted the strap in place - but the damage to both their reputations was done.
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These are people whose livelihoods and reputations are largely safe from the Trump administration's bureaucratic cruelty.
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A variety of other billionaires and millionaires, or Nobel laureates, carry their reputations with them, too.
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Like in any industry, passengers are inclined to shy away from companies with a poor reputations.
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These third party companies are putting their reputations on the line by certifying the various brands.
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Rapidly collapsing reputations present a different set of problems, especially after new allegations of underhand practices.
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Financial institutions, merchants, and individuals are all concerned with their reputations, which prevents theft and fraud.
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The first is psychological resistance: companies' reputations can suffer if they offend customers' sense of fairness.
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With no professional upside and little reward, they put their reputations and careers on the line.
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There are plenty of suitors for foreign autocrats looking to whitewash their reputations on Capitol Hill.
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I will say, you know ... I think they both have reputations as tough places to work.
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A stain that many feared would be indelible was left on the reputations of the dead.
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The staffers also used the video to make fun of their own reputations within the administration.
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The reputations of W. and President Obama are getting a Trump bump, burnished by the contrast.
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Those schools clearly made more concessions to athletics, despite their reputations as great universities as well.
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Both entities have seen their reputations severely tarnished by the ongoing scandal surrounding the 737 Max.
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Their corporate sponsors outsource work, crowdsource innovation, and burnish their reputations while concealing their business goals.
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They know that their professional reputations — and Obama's dubious foreign policy legacy — hang in the balance.
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Portman and me names and try to smear our reputations and hide behind the First Amendment.
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High crimes and misdemeanorsFor such a scheme to succeed, however, laundering reputations alone will not suffice.
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Some of the famous figures have reputations that precede them, which Rose is careful to correct.
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Mr. Greear urged pastors to put aside their reputations and focus on doing what was right.
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In the end they protected nothing and no one and ruined their own reputations as well.
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There is also the societal pressure to tirelessly police girls' sexuality, lest their reputations are ruined.
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Food obsessives plan travel around these restaurants, and the reputations of cities rise with each ranking.
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They believe that the smallest misstep has the potential to permanently damage their reputations and careers.
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Like many journalists, these anchors have spent years, even decades, building reputations for truth and integrity.
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Pyramid schemes also harm many honest businesses whose reputations are damaged by unfair association with them.
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The results, in far too many cases, were bad verdicts, ruined reputations and permanently damaged lives.
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Despite their reputations, not all wild shrimp is good, and not all farmed shrimp is bad.
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Both Democratic appointees have moderate reputations and were confirmed by the Senate with widespread Republican support.
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Defamation cases are also a go-to strategy for accused men trying to preserve their reputations.
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They have lost work, seen their reputations damaged and become public symbols of arrogance and greed.
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Each man came to personify corporate boldness, reputations they burnished by writing best-selling business memoirs.
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The handful of democracy activists and lawmakers who were arrested on Friday have relatively moderate reputations.
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"Dancing With the Stars" has a history of embracing political players eager to rehabilitate tarnished reputations.
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As a result, these leaders and their companies tend to lose their "priceless asset" — their reputations.
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Their circulations may be falling and their reputations tarnished by a series of phone-hacking scandals.
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For decades, schools typically tried to keep such accusations quiet for fear of damaging their reputations.
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Thanks to the interconnectivity of the internet and social media, artists' reputations are made very quickly.
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But Deutsche Bank had a ravenous appetite for risk and limited concern about its clients' reputations.
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China's government often charges its critics with apparently unconnected crimes that seem intended to besmirch their reputations.
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It's a reality in which lives are used up, and reputations are twisted posthumously in sensational headlines.
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And then we have a marketplace of all the hackers and all the reputations and skill sets.
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All the experts who are now criticizing President Trump will equally be embarrassed, reputations will be shredded.
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This technology has raised concerns over how it could be used to spread misinformation and damage reputations.
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Nine months of bad headlines left lender reputations in tatters, and made media stars of meticulous interrogators.
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Asci developed a reputation as the PR expert of choice for tech CEOs with reputations at stake.
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South Korea's wealthy families have developed reputations over the years for running their corporate empires like fiefs.
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Guys with good reputations around the league, so he figured [players] knew them, and that hasn't worked.
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And women tended to have better reputations as sellers, although they tended to have less selling experience.
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But he&aposs not alone in a series that is destroying a lot of pitchers&apos reputations.
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In their heyday in the late 1980s and early 1990s, analysts could make or break corporate reputations.
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Those who decry the laundering of corporate reputations through charity forget something: it does not work well.
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Why it matters: Other tech giants, including Google and Apple, have seen their reputations decline as well.
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Google and Apple have also seen their previously sterling reputations tarnish, though not as severely as Facebook's.
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For 20 years, Harris Poll has been measuring the reputations of the most high-profile American companies.
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Mr Trump and Mr Xi have tried to cultivate reputations as staunch defenders of their national interests.
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Yet all have made their reputations on both the battlefield and, in recent decades, the Pentagon boardroom.
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WADA has said the "criminal attack" has recklessly exposed personal data in an attempt to smear reputations.
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In short, political investing — just like tech investing — can waste money, enrich marginal players and tarnish reputations.
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The resultant list shows that many companies with reputations as innovators actually don't do much M&A.
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Data misuse scandals like Cambridge Analytica have damaged Facebook and Twitter's reputations, but Google+ wasn't similarly impacted.
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Even though these cities might have vanilla reputations, clearly there's a lot going on behind closed doors.
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Despite the benefits, encampments can have a rough time shaking the reputations of their unsanctioned, unregulated counterparts.
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News organizations are looking into specific congressmen, some with years-old reputations for leering, infidelity and more.
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The failure to speak out stemmed from a desire to protect institutions' reputations, or fear of retribution.
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In presenting themselves to this committee, two people are placing their lives and reputations on the line.
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It's better to let this beast fade into the mists of vaporware than continue to ruin reputations.
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By using similar domain names, Obscurity effectively interferes with the activity, reputations, and businesses of mugshot websites.
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Other lies, smaller ones that don't have the potential to ruin lives and reputations probably, are fine.
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Institutions have hired men with predatory reputations and retained them, despite complaints from women students and faculty.
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And some hoaxes, like the Ern Malley hoax, are intended to damage the reputations of other people.
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He said Costco picks dealerships based on prices, customer satisfaction index scores, and reputations on social media.
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At the same time, he is hurting and damaging the reputations of many innocent and reputable landlords.
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All of which means that as far as reputations are concerned, Taylor Swift is a winner again.
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Some California communities are stuck with reputations for "blight and bad vibes" that they just can't shake.
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Our domain expertise and reputations did not help us nearly as much as we thought they should.
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Both founders were eventually fired from Twitter, and had garnered reputations for being difficult to work with.
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When the exchange get exposed to the employer — or, even worse, the public — reputations are officially ruined.
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The coaches both know that their reputations are too lofty to permit them to decry cruel fate.
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Many Trump supporters have belittled their legislative achievements and have worked overtime to tear down their reputations.
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But corporations helping Houston recover from the storm's effects aren't just acting altruistically or buffing their reputations.
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For the political tough-guy reputations of Mr. McConnell and Mr. Trump, the blow would be monumental.
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With few convictions but nonetheless lots of damaged reputations, it was a welcome if unintended, house-cleaning.
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Lower acceptance rates can help push up schools' reputations and rankings by making them look more selective.
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The conglomerates, with their stellar reputations and strong profits, were at the front of the lending line.
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They don't sacrifice others' well-being or reputations so they never experience the consequences of their actions.
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He doesn't know any of our reputations, doesn't know any of our pasts, any of our cases.
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Several prominent Washington lawyers have declined to join the effort for a variety of reasons -- including conflicts of interest, concerns about payment, and a general sense that associating with Trump could damage their legal reputations, or the reputations of their law firms, according to people familiar with the situation.
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In her remarks toward Biden, this approach was particularly effective, because the personal experience she spoke to was her own: It was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country.
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Both have well-established reputations as dealmakers, and had signaled a willingness to look for areas of collaboration.
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Netanyahu and his wife have long had reputations for being overindulgent and out of touch with common Israelis.
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Since its inception, artist reputations have been made, catapulting some to fame and others into webs of controversy.
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Fake news and concerns about digital addiction, among other things, have already damaged the reputations of tech platforms.
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Not all of these descriptions are false, but rumors cause reputations to fester in the absence of information.
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Now, they may have squandered a lot of goodwill and damaged their reputations without getting what Trump promised.
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They read outlets and news sites without such credible reputations as Dan Rather's CBS or Brian Williams' NBC.
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Together, our model and experiments supported the theory that expressing moral outrage can serve to enhance our reputations.
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Yet some headphones and earbuds rise above the noise and the companies that produce them gain titanous reputations.
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Doing business in countries that have been labelled as rogue regimes is not much good for their reputations.
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If today the Kazakh leader and his country have reputations for chronic corruption, a primary reason is Akhmetshin.
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A top official tells me it's hard to bring these guys inside because of their reputations and styles.
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There doesn't seem to be a way that both men could survive the contest with their reputations intact.
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Dark money groups disparage the records and reputations of respected judges who don't march lockstep with their agendas.
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Right now, many conservatives are embarrassed by the President's reaction to Charlottesville and want to protect their reputations.
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India, the most populous democracy, abstained, along with Iran and Turkey, which both have reputations for persecuting journalists.
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Redressing the reputations of reviled antagonists from literature or the stage can seem a potty, if lucrative, enterprise.
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Moreover, they carved out personal reputations — for independence or constituent service or issue expertise or friendliness and accessibility.
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Among the annual Harris poll which asks consumers to rank the reputations of corporations, Amazon always does well.
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If any one game seemed to cement the respective reputations of the conference finalists, it was that one.
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Despite their murderous or paranormal reputations, many haunted homes fetch millions when they're put up on the market.
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Big private universities such as Harvard and Yale have robust endowments and reputations to help weather such disruptions.
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High self-monitors advance faster and earn higher status, in part because they're more concerned about their reputations.
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There's no other way to say it: Trump is clearly attracted to figures who enjoy having bad reputations.
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Some worried that their buildings' reputations would be tarnished by the presence of people who had been homeless.
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And those costs do not include the damage to reputations and brands that have had their data stolen.
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Parents have even started sharing lists of doctors with reputations of issuing medical exemptions for money on Facebook.
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O have built reputations on offering threadbare fares at much lower prices than the larger, legacy U.S. carriers.
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This abuse of the legal system is a malicious attempt to stifle a competitor and destroy personal reputations.
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Eventually, patients may be able to rely more on chemical profiles and test results, rather than strain reputations.
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Better yet, it could mean to subscribe to credible media outlets that have spent decades building their reputations.
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The unequal split between Democratic and Republican appointees can give the circuits distinct reputations as liberal or conservative.
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Llaneros have earned reputations as excellent horsemen, and Simón Bolivar relied on them in his fight for independence.
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After graduation, they moved to Colorado and went on to become prominent politicians, building reputations as moderate Democrats.
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The second would be for these aides to try to rehabilitate their own reputations, positioning themselves as heroes.
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How might the desire to protect reputations affect the willingness to accept new information that reverses prior findings?
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The deals also earned big bonuses for Mr. Leissner and Mr. Ng and enhanced their reputations at Goldman.
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Nixon, Reagan and Clinton were protecting their reputations; Trump seems to lie for the pure joy of it.
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But reputations rise and fall, attributions are assigned and reconsidered, and money — well, money can't buy you everything.
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For employers, however, forced arbitration represents a boon to their balance sheets and a shield for their reputations.
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In the past, people have summoned emotional arguments to single out slick-skinned exotic pets with bad reputations.
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Some interviewees, like Ava DuVernay or Lena Dunham, might be able to fund projects based on their reputations.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump entered the race with unenviable reputations, which suffered further from prolonged public exposure.
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The joke often made in tech circles is that Yahoo is where good executive reputations go to die.
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But one or more of Mr. Netanyahu's coalition partners may bolt before that to protect their own reputations.
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A strange facet of the 20123 primary is that it has inverted Bernie Sanders's and Elizabeth Warren's reputations.
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WEF is trying to shield the reputations of the rich behind these cheap, mass-produced, cookie-cutter videos.
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Managing brand reputations within a growing portfolio is another challenge, said Professor Reibstein, who has researched the topic.
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They became infamous as the "Black Sox" for eternity, a smudge never removed from their reputations and names.
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Comey's ouster has also highlighted how quickly reputations can be won and lost in the highly polarized Capitol.
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After all, bots don't have feelings to hurt, professional reputations to uphold or conflicts of interest to manage.
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One man has asked a judge not to release those names, arguing that their reputations could be damaged.
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Given the reputations of the three, they would have had easy access to any VC in the Valley.
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To be sure, sometimes tarnished celebrity reputations are redeemed to the point where their names don't become liabilities.
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It will have long-term ramifications for the country and the party, to say nothing of individual reputations.
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"I also believe — and it is personal — and it was actually very hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country," Ms. Harris said, pressing her open right hand into her lectern.
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"The child custody issues would be horrendous to try in court for both of their personal reputations," he explains.
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That way readers would respond exclusively to the writing, not to the authors' reputations, lifestyle, politics or promotional campaigns.
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In a section on protecting personal reputations, the new preamble makes it an offence to defame "heroes and martyrs".
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Both Klobuchar and Brown have established reputations of bipartisanship in their state; Brown works well with conservative Ohio Sen.
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Its WADA hacks were intended to tarnish the reputations of some of the best-known figures in world sports.
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Rumors swirled about undergraduates organizing underground, strategizing how to call attention to other faculty members with reputations for harassment.
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Singapore's leaders vigorously defend their reputations with defamation suits, and gerrymander constituencies to help preserve the ruling party's majority.
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They get stuck in traffic, too, of course, and they suffer from bad reputations for being smelly and crowded.
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In the Lone Star State, reputations will be built or destroyed; men will be made gods before our eyes.
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"It can be damaging when managers commit their reputations and names and then cannot beat a retreat," Buehr said.
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Smart global brands and universities with stellar reputations will partner with each other to build up their respective competencies.
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Why would these fine lawyers do anything that might possibly mislead the Supreme Court, and risk their sterling reputations?
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Since even small missteps can cost lives and destroy corporate reputations, excessive haste could lay waste to the company.
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Such agreements also protect individuals falsely accused of sexual abuse from having their reputations tarnished in a public trial.
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A spokeswoman added the company would act to protect the personal reputations of individuals named in the newspaper's reporting.
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Colbert enlisted the help of kittens to garner audiences, while The Daily Show poked fun at their bland reputations.
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But there are countless others who have come forward, risking their careers, reputations and relationships, who also deserve recognition.
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All of the participants in our conference have had our reputations unfairly damaged in Turkey and in the region.
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In cases playing out in state, federal and British courts, they say they took unfair hits to their reputations.
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But they should not be deprived of recourse to justice when they are unfairly attacked and their reputations traduced.
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The reputations of these institutions have been diminished, at least among Republicans, by the president's use of this tactic.
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Hardworking journalists, many of whom were beloved by their communities, are now picking up the pieces of their reputations.
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Unlike Star Citizen ships, these were real products with reputations for unreliability and individualized problems to watch out for.
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The games' reputations have been well-established for over two decades; to review them in full would be redundant.
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In "Reputations," the quest, initiated by Samanta out of curiosity, is taken over by Mallarino, but for what reason?
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Some of the company's executives are weighing their own legacies and reputations as Facebook's image has taken a beating.
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The fact that they often don't says something, I think, about whose priorities matter most in shaping political reputations.
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The practice exists to keep from unfairly sullying people's reputations without giving them a chance to respond in court.
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There were accusations that the wildly rich were trying to wash their reputations during a time of national tragedy.
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But students, he said, would become more concentrated in the schools with the best reputations and job placement rates.
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What's more, artists can be rediscovered and their reputations can rise with exhibitions, enhancing the value of their work.
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Critics accused him of abusing the pardon power to reward friends, and to repair the reputations of undeserving felons.
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And ultimately, if there are more deaths than leaders blithely predict, it destroys the reputations of the leaders themselves.
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But in these policy issues, both the president and his negotiating partners have their public reputations on the line.
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The three major Middle Eastern airlines — Emirates, Etihad, and Qatar Airways — have developed reputations for incredible opulence and luxury.
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At the same time, defamation suits are a go-to strategy for accused men trying to preserve their reputations.
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One may think this is a long way of saying that poets attain immortality through virtue of their reputations.
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When it comes to audio technology, we would usually recommend sticking to the big brands with the best reputations.
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From outside the White House, they hear friends and associates call on them to salvage their reputations by resigning.
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Some plaintiffs, he wrote in a 2011 opinion, have reputations so poor that even serious accusations cannot damage them.
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And they did so in places with well-deserved reputations for rough justice, including Chicago, Houston and Tampa, Fla.
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Other former investment bank bosses have sought to restore their reputations by choosing to expand smaller banks or businesses.
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The German carmakers, who dominate the global market for luxury cars, can hardly afford another blow to their reputations.
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Gary Cohn and Steven Mnuchin are both now endangering the reputations they built up over many years in business.
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They no longer needed the courts or bullets to assassinate reputations; a simple tweet punch would do the trick.
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More than half were filed by accused harassers against their employers, citing unfair dismissal or harm to their reputations.
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I agree with you when you commit yourself to the importance of finding common ground, but I also believe, and it's personal, and it was hurtful, to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country.
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And other companies, notably Jack in the Box, ultimately recovered their reputations for safety as well as their profit margins.
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Both denominations are reeling after internal investigations and journalistic exposés revealed scandals that harmed their members and stained their reputations.
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But as with any reboot, a recreation of something now canonized has the potential to ruin the reputations of both.
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In the end, their reputations are ruined anyway, and they have to live with what they did to save face.
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Congratulations to Colombia, Brazil and Argentina, however, for living up to their celebratory reputations and choosing the music notes emoji.
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But it burnished the reputations of everyone involved, winning design awards and bringing half a million visitors to the museum.
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Both men had significant reputations as artists before they began working for the magazine, and this made them particularly attractive.
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At the same time, bizarrely, it coaches male refugees to protect their reputations by not seeking girls who are "easy".
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The crisis management workers said they value their own reputations too highly to take on clients they don't personally trust.
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A young Hewitt cared little for reputations, flooring a procession of the tour's hallowed names to soar up the rankings.
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One group, 6,118 U.S. adults, was asked to identify the two companies they believe have the best and worst reputations.
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When the financial crisis hit a decade ago, hedge fund managers with strong reputations as stock-pickers suffered big losses.
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Oligarchs who own television stations use them as propaganda machines to destroy their opponents' reputations, or to get cronies elected.
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Critical reports in official Chinese media have in the past hit the reputations of foreign brands and dragged down sales.
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Okay, before you get all Why does fashion always try to make the pieces with the worst reputations cool again?
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Never ending empathy for ICE agents, who have their reputations as mirrored or lives threatened, for just doing their jobs.
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Increasingly, cities like New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Chicago, and Austin are developing reputations as start-up hotbeds, as well.
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But while Goldman and other big banks suffered bruised reputations after the financial crisis, their influence in elections remain powerful.
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Reputations are made (and disappear) because of social media, and most of us have no control over any of it.
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Trump's remarks have left some wondering if sticking by the president comes at too high a cost to their reputations.
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If House Democrats roll the dice on a witness who isn't perfect, they could lose everything, including their own reputations.
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But many who wind up in the pages of OK Jailbirds feel like the paper can permanently tarnish their reputations.
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We don't want to harm her, her case, or our reputations as filmmakers over something we honestly did not know.
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It makes the killings worse to know that your disapproval of them has spared your reputations and not our lives.
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But others, like Kirstjen Nielsen, are suffering a different type of consequence: public shaming and the loss of their reputations.
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It's unfortunate that a few companies are damaging the reputations of the majority of facilities that do life-changing work.
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And people who value their own reputations should take care to avoid any kind of association with the scams ahead.
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Gubarev, Fridman, Aven and Khan could scarcely let such statements, which they claim damage their reputations and businesses, go unanswered.
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In practice, these policies are usually gender-neutral, giving dads an extra year to establish their reputations, just like moms.
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That's based on where most of the stuff is, and certain areas have reputations for a certain kind of drug.
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Historic attempts to help companies manage their reputations online focused on reducing the impact of negative language, with some risk.
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Their income pales in comparison to what's offered in other fields with reputations for brutal hours, like banking and law.
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These agencies were created in the 19th century, and have had impeccable reputations because of their perceived independence and objectivity.
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Big firms have said that financial advisers built their businesses through the firms' reputations and were leaving with proprietary information.
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Companies say that they are seeking to ensure the quality of repairs, protecting both their customers and their own reputations.
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The precise reason defendants are quick to offer handsome settlements in exchange for nondisclosure agreements is to protect their reputations.
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Allegations are often made anonymously and can quickly spread in online forums, damaging reputations before the accused can defend themselves.
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Their treatment of migrants has badly tarnished their reputations, contributing to the sense that liberal democracy is in global retreat.
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Two pharmaceutical companies tried to block the execution in federal court, claiming their reputations would suffer if the killing proceeded.
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Female entrepreneurs risk their reputations by holding meetings with men or shopping at markets unaccompanied by a man, she said.
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When stakeholders decide whether to trust Boeing with their money, reputations or lives, they are weighing history against mere promises.
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Protect those who have been harassed, but, at the same time, protect the reputations of those who are unfairly accused.
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Gail: Here lie the reputations of everybody who had a decent one before they went to work for Donald Trump.
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Don't do any of this without first doing some research on the reputations of these vendors and their business models.
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Another reason is the colleges' reputations as breeding grounds of left-wing ideology, virtually guaranteeing protests and news media attention.
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Mr. Bannon is the latest in a long line of political advisers whose reputations are inflated after an election victory.
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But I don't know the reputations of the specific pawnshops in my neighborhood and wouldn't want to make unwarranted assumptions.
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One unidentified man asked a judge not to release his name and those of others, fearing damage to their reputations.
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In a statement Monday, Rodchenkov said Russia had compromised the reputations of clean athletes who now can't be proven innocent.
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Here are three independent European brands that have built reputations on making timeless crafted essentials with a fashion-forward edge.
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Among the men who had their reputations tarnished include: Kevin Spacey, Matt Lauer, Charlie Rose, Al Franken, and Louis C.K.
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If the inconsistency between bosses' words and actions becomes too glaring, reputations can suffer, as Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook knows.
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Conversely, companies that have bolstered their reputations by making substantive changes to their business have seen a pickup in sales.
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They stoke the fire of their own reputations, and sometimes other people come by, asking: What's that you're doing there?
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"They've got a lot of things going for them," says Jonathan Gabay, author of Brand Psychology: Consumer Perceptions, Corporate Reputations.
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So Peters, on guard for any intent to trash the reputations of the Rams newcomers, considered the question before continuing.
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And it was famous for going after Roger Ailes's enemies by planting things in print about them, spearing their reputations.
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Instead, he has repeatedly branded the women as liars, using his Twitter feed and public appearances to smear their reputations.
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China and North Korea have been accused of coercing and broadcasting confessions, presumably to destroy the reputations of those they accuse.
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They're two men who have dominated their respective fields and have garnered reputations for using that power to manipulate women sexually.
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Cable companies have bad reputations for customer service, and sometimes they rename themselves to divert attention and get a fresh start.
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Constitutionally, they would be allowed to run again, but it's not clear how much damage to their reputations has been done.
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Just as appearing to stand up to the authorities can burnish corporate reputations, seeming to kowtow to them can do harm.
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In both cases, the plaintiffs are seeking damages "in excess of $1,000,000" for malicious harm to their emotional states and reputations.
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O'Gallachoir stresses that many families made a craft out of it, and reputations were built on the quality of your poitín.
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They say making it public without revisions will irreparably harm their reputations and deny them the due process the law guarantees.
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We would be a minority in a conservative place, and we needed to keep our reputations free of anything X-rated.
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Recycling initiatives are also a way for companies to keep their branded products from becoming litter, which could hurt their reputations.
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Sure, reputations, brands and money are on the line ... but maybe everyone needs to just chill out and smoke some herb.
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Dozens of others had reputations and careers destroyed, but Conte has emerged embracing a past he knows he can never escape.
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And while a few were forced to give up medals, most of them escaped unscathed, with their hardware and reputations intact.
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The bigger companies need to protect their broader reputations and recruit large numbers of talented workers, including those from minority groups.
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In a recent New York Times interview, Dave Chappelle talks about black icons dying early or having their reputations snuffed out.
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But in addressing issues related to their reputations, the gun-makers said the definition of "risk" is a matter of perspective.
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We believe that her intent is nothing more than to besmirch the good reputations of the auction house and Ms. Lutz.
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They were in their early 20s, and when you're young and your professors have national reputations, you take their attention seriously.
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Call it mythologisation, call it collective memory, but the way these men's reputations were constructed effectively set them up for failure.
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Were we any closer to discovering the true color of the dress, or had internet reputations been torn asunder in vain?
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Reputations can be ruined by a nasty tweet, or even a tweet that just wasn't well phrased or was unfairly misinterpreted.
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Decades of doing business with foreign regimes with reputations for corruption, from the Philippines to Ukraine, had led to messy finances.
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Those whose reputations may be damaged by its conclusions must be allowed to see and respond to the case against them.
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He did not believe the reputations of rider or team, who have a much-publicized 'zero tolerance' policy, had been tainted.
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Dev Protocol is a new project that uses blockchain to give software developers a secure place to build their professional reputations.
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The littering of the internet with phony endorsements can imperil stars' reputations and limit their ability to secure legitimate endorsement deals.
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Such agreements have been designed by lawyers to protect the reputations of their clients and to facilitate quick and quiet settlements.
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Or that they're kind-hearted straight people sacrificing their precious reputations to try out gayness for the length of a photoshoot?
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Perhaps alone among great cities, Beirut has earned, and manages to maintain, reputations both for wanton licentiousness and for utter terror.
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But to the physicists who had staked their reputations on this moment, that kazoo was about as celestial as it got.
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White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said Wednesday that pharmaceutical companies "do real damage" to their reputations by making drugs unaffordable.
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Their polished exterior is essentially a very well-practiced coping mechanism, because a lot of high functioners have reputations to uphold.
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Both Southwest and Spirit have built reputations on offering threadbare fares at much lower prices than the larger, legacy U.S. carriers.
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Yet at the same time, we observed how our teammates' names and pictures were shared with the world, and reputations ruined.
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This level of macabre entertainment is completely apropos of their band name and previous reputations, but is still kind of...strange.
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"We've seen great tradesmen with great reputations get in over their heads because they take on too many jobs," he said.
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That would be the landscape of social media, where reputations can be made and dashed in the twinkling of a tweet.
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Or could it also be their reputations, given that those in favor of preserving the murals are being smeared as racists?
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"Clothing designers in general have reputations of being controlling, exacting, demanding," the director, an unlikely fashionisto, said in a telephone interview.
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They control the mechanisms that build trust upon transaction-based feedback, establishing community-based reputations through the star-score rating system.
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"These positions were put out that were contrary to their positions, and it did harm to their reputations," Mr. Nelson said.
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But they're people who have established their reputations over decades and have particular skills: They're great bronze experts, or vase experts.
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In the days after the attack, they arrested over 50 people they accused of being touts with reputations for hounding tourists.
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We're talking people who want to promote their emerging startups and establish their reputations as world-class leaders in tech innovation.
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In this anachronistic environment, no wonder reputations are carefully burnished, and everyone in the system is incentivized to keep them intact.
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"As software, these companies have staked out strong reputations to deliver equally strong experiences," said Ramon Llamas, research director at IDC.
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An executive for university relations called the Brown women 'Magic Marker terrorists' because they were supposedly out to destroy men's reputations.
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They also see any kind of help as potentially damaging to their reputations because he's often perceived as so politically unpopular.
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Yet at the same time, we observed how our teammates' names and pictures were shared with the world, and reputations ruined.
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Some critics accuse colleges of sweeping allegations of sexual assault under the rug to protect their reputations and avoid alienating donors.
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While turncoats often spend less time in jail, they rarely get their reputations back, regardless of the value of their information.
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Even popular presidents with reputations for charming the press occasionally stoop to blaming the press for quagmires of their own making.
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His books helped restore the reputations of Grant and Eisenhower and return John Marshall to the forefront of the American story.
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But Trump is rarely satisfied with accurate attacks when he can do more damage to his foes' reputations with inaccurate ones.
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In addition, many of Amazon's internal heroes build their reputations on humdrum improvements that please customers, rather than their bosses' egos.
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Now, the Facebook-owned social network helps them showcase their work and build their reputations among their peers and potential customers.
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"They also have reputations to maintain, and that I think often matters more than the law on the books," she said.
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It concerns the degree to which Republican political professionals believe association with the Trump administration will stain their reputations — perhaps forever.
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While their partnerships were working and before prosecutors swooped, he never seemed troubled by their dubious reputations and bare-knuckle tactics.
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"On the other hand, defamation and untrue statements that are damaging to people's reputations are also something our laws protect against."
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And every Dem in the Senate felt their reputations was on the line if the party didn't act on its promises.
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What We Do In the Shadows (WWDITS) first traded on its creators' established reputations as cult comedians and longtime creative partners.
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And even worse, there's a continuing war against academia, with universities feeling the need to maintain their reputations with fewer resources.
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She and her colleague were told that if they went to the police they risked having their lives and reputations destroyed.
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Anne-Sophie Pic, Rasmus Kofoed, Dominique Crenn—these were people who had built their Michelin-starred reputations on their distinguished palates.
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Eventually, almost everyone who took part in the decision — and then attempted to cover it up — lost their jobs and reputations.
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Although fake news is popular and engaging, and provides opportunities to fill advertising slots, it is bad for the technology giants' reputations.
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It's why we switch to aluminum-free deodorants, avoid parabens and phthalates, and flock to brands with well-established "clean" reputations. Right?
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Kenya and Nigeria in the past decade have earned reputations as technology havens for their major tech startups, funding and mobile access.
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In the early days of the protests in Khartoum, security forces attempted to intimidate female activists by threatening to ruin their reputations.
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The two new Jane Does asked a judge to let them remain anonymous, citing concerns for their mental health, reputations and careers.
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After all, how wretched must he be that there are people who prefer to stake their money and reputations on Donald Trump?
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These truckers would sometimes go out of their way to avoid truck stops with reputations as hubs for prostitution and drug use.
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Meanwhile, last year, the Hill reported that anonymous hackers were increasingly extorting businesses for money under threat of ruining their Yelp reputations.
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Other reasons are more benign: Confidential business information can't leak out, physicians' reputations can't be harmed, high-profile defendants shouldn't be embarrassed.
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Even telcos, implicated in wiretapping and turning over Americans' phone records, began to publish their figures to try to rebuild their reputations.
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Nights with good lineups, yet also reputations as "big nights out," are marrying the 21st century house lad with the Discogs nerds.
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Yet the biggest sin committed by investors is simply relying too heavily on their peers' reputations as a form of due diligence.
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Dating apps and fraternities are both working to scrub their reputations as unsafe places for women filled with rogue penises and disrespect.
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"The reputations of the world's largest democracies have been tarnished," Arch Puddington, Distinguished Fellow for Democracy Studies at Freedom House, told CNN.
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Critics have accused the IAAF of policing doping only half heartedly, afraid to publicize scandal or tarnish the reputations of famous athletes.
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That is bad news for the reputations of everyone associated with that bid, including campaign manager Robby Mook and chairman John Podesta.
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The major lenders control 80 percent of the country's lending but their reputations have been hit by a series of financial scandals.
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The old guard believes that fashion, as an art form, should be led by visionaries with big personalities and even bigger reputations.
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Tesla and McLaren share this superior layout; it's still stunning that major new vehicles with high-tech reputations stick with landscape layouts.
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Both leaders have also expressed disdain for federal agencies and balances of power, all while touting reputations as decidedly and unapologetically nationalistic.
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This is the post-truth media environment in which malicious fake news — the kind designed to damage reputations and influence voters — flourishes.
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There are also longstanding narrow H.M.O. plans, like Kaiser Permanente and the Group Health Cooperative, that have good reputations and happy customers.
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To ensure standards and reputations are upheld, colleges must ensure each application is thoroughly reviewed by a university employee — and rightfully so.
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The women had alleged that Cosby harmed their reputations, including through his representatives, by calling them liars after they publicized their allegations.
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With state funding reductions and increasing competition for top students, colleges are more motivated than ever, he suggested, to maintain their reputations.
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And burger chains like Wendy's and In-N-Out, which built their reputations on serving fresh beef, were shouting out their message.
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Then, there are the Western brands, hyperconscious of both their costs and their reputations, which came under sharp attack after Rana Plaza.
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As often as not, modern US war leaders -- such as Lyndon Johnson and George W. Bush -- left office with reputations forever scarred.
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Some media outlets have even capitalized on it, using the president's antipathy to the press to burnish their reputations and sell subscriptions.
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Using alcohol to cast doubt on women's reputations, particularly in cases of sexual assault, in court and in life is not rare.
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Read: Reviewing Julie Satow's "The Plaza," Tina Brown dishes on those who made and lost fortunes and reputations at the storied hotel.
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At a news conference Tuesday in downtown Chicago, the Osundairo brothers' lawyers framed the lawsuit as a way of restoring their reputations.
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Careers and reputations built over decades come to ruin, or nearly so, on account of a personal mistake or a disfavored opinion.
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And you have a reputation and you have artists who have reputations and you have to compete with these trillion-dollar businesses.
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I realize that the two men have already ruined their reputations with many of President Trump's critics, simply by working for Trump.
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The company has faced criticism over the practice, which some say uses the reputations of its member stations to push an agenda.
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A. Co-op boards certainly have reputations for micromanaging the lives of shareholders with rules that can sometimes seem baffling and claustrophobic.
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Even in that small place, their reputations preceded them: legendary ratters, breakers of serpents, lightning fast and smart like all get out.
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Temperatures had reached 105 degrees and the riders — both of whom carried reputations in the peloton as good guys — had grown tetchy.
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However, with both Markey and Kennedy maintaining progressive reputations, a primary battle would likely focus more on generational divides rather than policies.
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The president has stacked this commission with a rogues' gallery of people with reputations for false and exaggerated claims of voter fraud.
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That's created a news environment that rewards politicians who are willing to temporarily stake their reputations in order to bait news networks.
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And while different bars have earned different reputations (some more social, others more work-friendly), no professional or social group is overrepresented.
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" — Marie Havnø Frank "And the female journalists who had their reputations sullied and careers stalled by Thrush's slander — just collateral damage, eh?
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Dr. Mercer, in 2013, published a study using similar metrics to determine whether individual leaders have reputations that shape how adversaries respond.
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Victims can be plagued with mental or emotional stress in response to the damage of reputations or fearing for their personal safety.
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There are hundreds of academic and scientific journals out there, many of them with good reputations and a process for peer review.
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Oh, okay, well you can guess what word it was, but anyway they really went after people's reputations in a nasty way.
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Talk Talk were always at odds with their own success, an attitude that's cemented their reputations as icons of individualism in music.
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A family court hearing, where names of the accused are rarely released, would have at least prevented their reputations from being smeared forever.
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Most pilots to become household names—the likes of Chuck Yeager and John Glenn—earned their reputations at NASA and the Air Force.
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Andrew Mason, mortgage director at Lloyds Bank, said the prime central London locations leading the list have well-established reputations as exclusive addresses.
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In fact, UberPOOL and Lyft Line once enjoyed reputations as unofficial dating services, although that trend seems to have waned in recent years.
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These days, analysts with decent reputations have predicted the cryptocurrency's trading price could go as high as $50,000, $100,000, and even $1 million.
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Western firms that do business with Saudi Arabia may face a Sisyphean challenge when trying to protect their reputations after every new outrage.
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But in aggregate, courts do develop reputations for leaning left or right based on the balance of judges appointed by Democrats versus Republicans.
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On paper, America's CEOs traditionally have at least a college degree, if not an MBA, along with industry reputations and references that sing.
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But this is a small community where people know each other, so there's a lot of founder pride and reputations are at stake.
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Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items Hip hop stars are taking their reputations to Wall Street and Sand Hill road.
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"Businesses are ramping up their employee screening strategies to safeguard their brands, their reputations, their existing employees, and their customer base," Stoddard says.
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Indeed, post-apology, one way to recoup their reputations would be for Pepsi and Jenner to donate funds to political groups combating racism.
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Reginald Graham was on the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office's "secret list" of police officers with reputations for being untrustworthy, his lawyers have said.
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Minnesota and Washington both have reputations for transparency and received "leading" rankings from the Pew Charitable Trusts in their evaluation of economic incentives.
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Food safety regulations are also beneficial to businesses, which lose millions and suffer damage to their reputations when their food products are recalled.
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From Upwork reputations to Github statistics, the data that freelancers collect can be put into Datum and made queryable in a blockchain database.
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Changing reputations "When we say the word 'drones, people think of things that fly over their heads and kill their children," Amukele said.
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Genesis went on hiatus for five years as Armada and Mango sculpted their own reputations as two of the Five Gods of Melee.
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The fact that these payments were intentionally shrouded in darkness means that they will remain a stain on the reputations of these companies.
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" In the letter Friday, Cipollone accused Cummings of making "unfair accusations maligning the reputations of individual attorneys" and mounting an "unnecessarily antagonistic inquiry.
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The effect for both Rossi and Hülkenberg was to burnish their reputations and give Formula One team owners another look at their talent.
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The threat now, he said, is not just to banks' reputations, but to the very existence of those that fail to protect themselves.
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The report could damage reputations Comey, Strzok and McCabe all pushed back on Horowitz's critical reviews of their conduct during the presidential campaign.
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They are Wall Street's gatekeepers — the crisis communications firms that work to polish reputations, persuade the press and help announce mergers and acquisitions.
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According to the suit, the Moores suffered damage to their reputations and Roy Moore was brought into "public contempt" because of the ads.
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Both the elementary and middle schools the couple's 3-year-old son will someday attend have fine reputations and are within walking distance.
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There is often a fear that speaking up will lead to some sort of retaliation by the accused, with accusers' reputations at stake.
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It had the makings of a Shakespearean tragedy: feuding family members, a struggle for money and power, a disputed inheritance, and sullied reputations.
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And behind the scenes, some members with well-known reputations for making overt and unwanted advances are already being pushed toward the door.
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Coupes have sporty reputations, and the C300, with its suspension lowered by about a half-inch compared with the sedan, skews that way.
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The first thing to note is that while some athletes' reputations are irreparable from a PR standpoint, Rodriguez was hardly damaged beyond fixing.
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After Russia capitalized on a diffuse Mexico back line with a slow-roller past Ochoa, Mexico wasn't going to let their reputations tarnish.
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In the past several months, three leading liberal figures, each with international reputations, have given speeches in defense of liberal values and practice.
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Mr. Roux and his brother added luster to their already exalted reputations when they opened the Waterside Inn in Bray, Berkshire, in 22002.
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But it is no secret that Mr. Clinton's response to sexual scandal was to try to trash the reputations of the women involved.
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"My city, my police department and my clients all deserve to have their reputations restored," said Gloria Schmidt, a lawyer for the brothers.
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There is little doubt that employees of the Patriots, the dominant franchise of the 21st century, often develop reputations they cannot match elsewhere.
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If one side or the other were to withdraw now, the judge said, the damage to reputations and careers would still be small.
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Amplify the person's motivation to change by, say, getting them to describe the loss they face in their work, their family, their reputations.
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But reputations rise and fall with time, so be warned: a randomly-chosen eatery on the touristy V&A Waterfront may prove disappointing.
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These are enterprising educators who develop reputations as digital learning innovators, attracting tech companies eager to capitalize on the teachers' expertise and influence.
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Yet, some princes with reputations for conspicuous corruption appear to have been left alone, raising questions about who is being targeted, and why.
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The officer was on the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office's "secret list" of police officers with reputations for being untrustworthy, his lawyers have said.
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But so should anyone concerned about protecting the Supreme Court's integrity, not to mention the reputations of both Judge Kavanaugh and Dr. Blasey.
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Recovering from a cyber-attack is more difficult for small businesses which have limited resources or depend on their reputations to keep customers.
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And here is a dirty little secret: Public libraries, despite their reputations for hushed wonder about the written word, can be rough places.
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Then maybe we can begin to swing the pendulum back a bit, judging our politicians by their accomplishments and not their undeserved reputations.
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Almost all of them were under contract (and received royalties) not because of their ability to write, but because of their academic reputations.
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But never have they come with the imminent threat of impeachment, or any real consequence beyond damaged political reputations and negative news cycles.
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He said the government should also propose redactions of any materials that, for example, could compromise investigations or people's reputations if made public.
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"Anyone in Durham's shoes would do well to remember that, in dealing with this administration, many reputations have been irrevocably lost," he wrote.
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" Icahn then called in to the show, saying "Ackman is a liar" and he had "one of the worst reputations on Wall Street.
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Vote Leave officials on Monday denied breaking election rules and said they were facing an attempt to undermine Brexit by smearing their reputations.
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" Icahn called in to the show, saying "Ackman is a liar " and that he had "one of the worst reputations on Wall Street.
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Others increased their reputations through their associations, comportment, and military service, situating themselves closer to whiteness along Spain's vast colored spectrum of castes.
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They are throwbacks to the old Vine, and the old web: There are groups and splinter groups, cross-forum enemies, reputations and rivalries.
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Nearly 10 years on from the beginning of the crisis, Britain's banks are starting to fix their tarnished reputations and regain public trust.
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Other examples include noteworthy journalists who have previously built strong brands and reputations, like financial journalist Dan Primack, who is now at Axios.
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All the while, the women who created the network pay for it: with their reputations, their careers, and their bodily safety and security.
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But it never fails to amaze when those who play a key role in the scandals are otherwise highly successful executives with good reputations.
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It's the ones with sterling reputations that we're interested in making room for in our medicine cabinets — which is why we tracked them down.
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And the results can be catastrophic — from damaged brands and competitive positions to CEO and senior management dismissals, tainted reputations, lawsuits and even jail.
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What the show doesn't reveal is how both Christina and Hyman later published memoirs that salvaged their mothers' reputations—and changed pop culture forever.
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After a series of internal investigations and journalistic exposes, both denominations are reeling from scandals that have stained their reputations and demoralized the faithful.
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"These actions have tarnished the reputations of our nation's top law enforcement agencies and have undermined Americans' confidence in their justice system," Goodlatte added.
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This was not an act of altruism — the companies still turned a small profit on the sales and managed to boost their corporate reputations.
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Brown and Schultz, the journalist he's been married to for 14 years, are proud of their reputations as progressive champions for the working class.
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Just don't be the person to start the mudslinging — that will hurt your chances at landing the new job, and your reputations, the most.
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At first, we may only see these changes happen in restaurants with both reputations at stake and the funds to build these training programs.
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Leo-based retrogrades in particular may place our egos, reputations, and pride in the crosshairs, with misunderstandings and back-handed comments acting as ammo.
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Internal Justice Department guidelines tell prosecutors they shouldn't besmirch the reputations of uncharged individuals -- a point that Barr noted on during his confirmation hearing.
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She replaces Michael Dugher, who said he was removed for criticizing Corbyn aides who had "trashed" the reputations of moderates in the shadow cabinet.
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They may share an affinity for black turtlenecks but the reputations of Ms Holmes and Apple's celebrated late boss could not be more different.
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"We believe that her intent is nothing more than to besmirch the good reputations of the auction house and Ms Lutz," the statement said.
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This film was a chance for Crawford and Davis to prove themselves — but they could only do so by leaning into their decaying reputations.
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Clinton's corruption and deceit have destroyed the reputations of the FBI, the DOJ and, Monday night, shattered any remaining legitimacy of the mainstream press.
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That has driven down share prices, trashed the reputations of some of the country's biggest companies and is expected to bring in painful reforms.
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Indeed, in its rawest form, gossip is a strategy used by individuals to further their own reputations and interests at the expense of others.
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Both are alpha males highly attuned to their own reputations, and each entered office with grand promises of shattering their country's political status quo.
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The body that regulates China's state firms warned them last year to stay clear of P2P, fearing that online lenders would exploit their reputations.
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Many who have sued Gawker said that it overstepped the boundaries of privacy, slandered reputations or failed to do adequate reporting before posting articles.
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"Above all else, we need to be fair — to Ward, to our readers, and to other journalists concerned about their own reputations," Barnes wrote.
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She made threats to their lives and the lives of their friends and family, and tried to discredit their professional reputations, federal prosecutors say.
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Rather than confront challenges to this narrative, we would rather see the reputations and humanity of women who dare speak their truth be tarnished.
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Although the bank is already defunct, the Ciercos still seek a ruling against FinCEN to help repair the damage to their reputations, Lewis said.
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Tom Price at HHS, Elaine Chao at Transportation, and Betsy Devos at Education are all well-known orthodox conservatives with reputations separate from Trump.
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Pishevar alleged in his lawsuit that Definers were hired by business competitors and used political opposition tactics to "assassinate" his and his associates' reputations.
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They forged their reputations from those acute challenges, and New York's recoveries were seen as standard-bearing moments for the rest of the country.
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It also might save the political reputations of members of Congress who risk becoming footnotes for their complicity in Mr. Trump's march of folly.
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The doors from the Chelsea Hotel lack any craftsmanship; their value is tied to the reputations of the people who once slept behind them.
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Dominguez said he did not think the top 20 players in the world cheat: It would be too risky to their reputations, he said.
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As dominant as the Cellar is in the New York club scene right now, it's a fiercely competitive business where reputations rise and fall.
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The investigations of German carmakers are chipping away at the companies' reputations and draining resources that would preferably be spent on developing new products.
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Revisiting the episode may help rehabilitate the reputations of some of the protagonists, particularly Mr. Olmert, who resigned from office in 2008 in disgrace.
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By now it's obvious to everyone that the Trump administration is a graveyard for reputations: Everyone who goes in comes out soiled and diminished.
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But he nonetheless maintained that such reports were useless anecdotes that used a few bad apples to besmirch the reputations of a heroic profession.
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Opponents of the escraches have responded that they can turn violent, that reputations are being destroyed without a hearing, that families are being terrorized.
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It was a microcosm of politics under Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, who has steamrollered those with independent support or reputations for speaking out.
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He had worked with A.M.I. and other gossip publishers, both in selling information and in seeking to block stories that might damage clients' reputations.
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The video was posted online the next day and swiftly attracted international media coverage, destroying the sisters' carefully crafted reputations as fashion-obsessed ingénues.
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The high-heat group is further subdivided into the bakers, such as Co. and Totonno's, whose reputations rest on their dough, and the cooks.
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They have provided workers with added flexibility and sources of income, and they have created a new economy based on trust and earned reputations.
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Bombastic and vulgar, the two men have built reputations as much with their embrace of the bad-boy persona as with their fighting skills.
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There is an opportunity here for Saudi Arabia and other supporters of Haftar to improve their international reputations with such an effort at peace.
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Reputations are at stake, and as art has become a currency of high worth, whether something is deemed real or not can determine fortunes.
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Jean Edward Smith, a political scientist and renowned biographer whose works helped restore luster to the tarnished reputations of underrated presidents, died on Sept.
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Understandably, many white conservatives feel the urge to come to the aid of these black dissidents defending their reputations against this torrent of vitriol.
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Despite their falling circulations and tarnished reputations, tabloids maintain a striking grip on power as Britain prepares to cut ties with the European Union.
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Men like the former team president Donnie Walsh and the former coach Lenny Wilkens possessed fine reputations built over a lifetime in this business.
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"September and October have some pretty bad reputations in the market, but especially September," said Tim Courtney, chief investment officer at Exencial Wealth Advisors.
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In fact, the poll found that corporate reputations get a boost when companies and their leaders advocate for specific measures like comprehensive background checks.
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This involved casting aspersions on the reputations of the patriots who were, at personal and professional risk, trying to help Congress do its job.
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But venture capital firms live and die by their reputations and their brands, and it explains why media coverage is so important to them.
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And Molly's stubborn insistence on protecting her clients' names and reputations, despite the dirt she has on them all, makes his job surprisingly difficult.
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Attempts by ordinary people to recover their reputations after spectacular downward spirals as public villains du jour is an emerging art form and business opportunity.
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The three men had each filed $100 million lawsuits against the government a decade ago alleging the events ruined their lives and damaged their reputations.
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I urge companies in New York State to revisit any ties they have to the NRA and consider their reputations, and responsibility to the public.
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I just knew I was a black man, and cops (especially ones from New York City) have reputations for taking more than black people's pictures.
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G. Wells, Love and Mr Lewisham Cautious, careful people, always casting about to preserve their reputations and social standing, never can bring about a reform.
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Does the nature of your business, or the personal reputations of those involved, dispose the political class and outside influencers to affect hostility or warmth?
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For both countries, the slide down the rankings was caused by a drop in their reputations overseas as measured by polls included in the index.
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In addition, the women must show Trump and Crosby crossed the line into defamation by deliberately making false statements that seriously harmed the accusers' reputations.
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Less Quick Comment: The Twins boast an impressive group of youngsters and perhaps it was us pundits leaning a bit too hard on their reputations.
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Manafort had a track record of improving the public reputations of corrupt dictators, like Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos and Zaire's military strongman Mobutu Sese Seko.
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The plaintiffs in that case had all publicly accused Cosby of sexual misconduct and claimed that Cosby damaged their reputations through statements to the media.
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Proximity to Mr. Trump has been a crushing experience for many who arrived with stellar careers and independent reputations yet ended up losing so much.
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He has repeatedly sent out administration officials to explain his controversial moves, only to contradict them and let them look like liars, their reputations tarnished.
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Today, the burden falls on companies to safeguard their reputations by being forthcoming with shareholders and consumers, and by adopting protective transparency and accountability policies.
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Both issues share the same introductory note in which Swift reflects on reputations and how different people in your life see you in different ways.
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Company reputations are at stake, as well as first access to overlapping gas fields and Australia leapfrogging Qatar as the world's largest exporter of LNG.
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There are certain Airbnb properties that have storied (if not legendary) reputations — listings so intriguing people wait months and months to land a night there.
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UK welterweight clash between Jessin "Abacus" Ayari and "Judo" Jim Wallhead—two big-name UFC debutants with good reputations to uphold for their respective countries.
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Good academic reputations, greater freedom and the possibility of gaining a foothold overseas were all reasons for mainland Chinese students to study in Hong Kong.
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Or are the Rotten Tomatoes contributors themselves the critics who prop up these reputations, and thus pave the way for smarter conversations about film online?
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Three straight years of humiliation and the loss of even the thinnest veneers of impartiality have left their reputations and code of ethics in tatters.
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Schools facing prosecution have little choice but to settle, lest they suffer huge hits to their reputations and budgets as they battle taxpayer-funded prosecutors.
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He told the newspaper that the list was "dangerous" to officers' reputations and the public if prosecutors will refuse to handle cases from those officers.
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They would highlight how even its attempts to rectify matters could produce further mistakes, cause confusion for ordinary users, and risk damaging trusted partners' reputations.
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But what is not is a different sort of outrage, one that leverages the deaths of innocents to destroy the reputations and careers of others.
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Dana Min Goodman and Julia Wolov, who both accused Louis CK of sexual misconduct, said speaking up about the comedian forever damaged their professional reputations.
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Companies have also seen how easy it is for their reputations to be tarnished over environmental issues — and how easy it can be to change.
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Similarly, Garcia says, if companies respond to an issue on social media within that golden time frame, their reputations are much more likely to survive.
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Viacom itself has been buffeted, millions — if not tens of millions — were spent on lawyers, and the reputations of his fellow directors also have suffered.
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The Olympics, Wu said, are a uniform and unifying competition that can help streamline the sport and offer professionals a chance to burnish their reputations.
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Like countless other businesses, hospitals use customer surveys to improve their reputations, target areas for improvement and provide measures for determining employees' promotions and raises.
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But the three-year diplomas in England and Wales will tempt the impatient and undercapitalized, and many schools besides Cambridge and Oxford have global reputations.
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The officer, Reginald Graham, was on a "secret list" kept by the Philadelphia District Attorney's office that named police officers with poor or untrustworthy reputations.
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On Twitter, Mr. Trump and his supporters have constructed their own de facto war room, attacking the reputations of key witnesses — in particular Lt. Col.
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But the senator is fiercely protective of his reputations as an anti-Putin hawk, and bristles at any suggestion his personal integrity has been compromised.
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He has targeted 30 of his office's staff members for investigation, and has pushed others with tainted reputations to positions of less influence and authority.
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And in this week's Gender Letter, our writer considers a common narrative: that sexual assault accusations tear down the reputations of prominent, well-respected men.
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As one ethical quandary after another has hit its profoundly ill-prepared executives, their once-pristine reputations have fallen like palm trees in a hurricane.
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Many of those named on Sunday have reputations as progressives on social issues such as immigration and share Francis' support of dialogue with non-Christians.
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The Washington area is a hub of hardcourt talent, and there are several high schools, particularly in the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference, with national reputations.
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Perhaps the most troubling part of his rehabilitation playbook is the suggestion that accused men "submit to a credible sponsor" to help rebuild their reputations.
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The two generals celebrated by President Trump for their reputations for toughness are now considered the moderates — and at risk of falling out of favor.
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While working for Mr. Manafort for 10 years starting in 1985, Ms. Levinson had a roster of clients in need of cleaning up their reputations.
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Several officials on the financial control bodies also have said privately that their reputations could be harmed if their work is seen to be toothless.
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While both of the Max 8 planes that crashed experienced similar dips and climbs during their ascents, the airlines flying them have notably different reputations.
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House and Senate Republicans are using their investigatory powers to wreck the reputations of anyone who asks tough questions about the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Private banks like Barclays Africa, one of the largest on the continent, have also ended their relationship with KPMG, citing the risks to their reputations.
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You could also research cities with outdoorsy reputations (such as Boston, Portland, Seattle, Vancouver and Denver) that might give you each the lifestyle you want.
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In The Times, Michelle Goldberg urges Trump aides to leave before their good reputations become tarnished, as H.R. McMaster's and Rod Rosenstein's have already been.
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The Democratic Party's informational ecosystem combines mainstream sources that seek objectivity, liberal sources that push partiality and even some center-right sources with excellent reputations.
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The scene — and their later threats to resign — became the stuff of legends at the Justice Department and the F.B.I., cementing their reputations for independence.
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I have since Inauguration Day been troubled by abdication of moral responsibility on the part of business who have lent their reputations to President Trump.
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Berkshire possesses one of the most sterling reputations in all of corporate America, and it had bet on investors' exhaustion from a yearslong bankruptcy case.
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Each and every one of the guys who came forward were performers of the highest caliber and people of the highest reputations within the platoon.
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All three individuals have reputations -- they're not new kids on the block -- and US counterparts are likely preparing for a series of anticipated policy changes.
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But there is also a cost in real dollars for some to clean up their online reputations, including legal fees, security measures and even counseling.
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The costs of doing so would be immense: their reputations would suffer greatly, and they would forfeit cards essential to influence the direction Syria takes.
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During a recent trip home, he described Atlanta as an insecure food town, obsessed with how it measures up against cities with outsize culinary reputations.
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Many of Mexico's current and former governors have reputations for being deeply corrupt, but few of them approach the level of crookedness ascribed to Duarte.
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Others, barred from doing so because too much time has passed, have filed defamation lawsuits, saying he smeared their reputations by publicly denying their accusations.
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"Vice President Biden, I do not believe you are a racist and I agree with you when you commit yourself to the importance of finding common ground, but I also believe, and it's personal and it was hurtful, to hear you talk about the reputations of two United States senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country," Harris said.
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Goodell serves at the Membership's pleasure and carries out their wishes, except when he is fining them, taking their draft picks away and damaging their reputations.
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In addition, the brands that are invoked have different legacies and different reputations, such that different speech could be found to have differing effects on them.
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"It's even happening to people who have reputations in the media for being pretty normal," new right blogger and Twitter personality Mike Cernovich told BuzzFeed News.
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In the case of Moore's execution, two unnamed pharmaceutical companies tried to prevent the execution from happening out of concern that their reputations would be tainted.
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The aftermath produced a chilling effect on scholarship related to the study of UFOs, as scholars became unwilling to risk their reputations to study the phenomena.
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The researchers also tested stock returns based on popular opinion, or how members of the general public rank U.S. companies with the best and worst reputations.
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Authorities say that not naming detainees protected people's reputations, and settling cases out of court avoided protracted legal battles that would have distracted from other priorities.
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During her husband's first presidential run, Mrs Clinton was allegedly involved in trashing the reputations of women who had claimed to have had affairs with him.
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A number of prestigious hospitals did not score as high on the new ratings as their reputations, and own websites and marketing materials, might otherwise suggest.
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The groups used to have horrific reputations for gang rape, but Black Power now prohibits it, and has also moved to reduce domestic violence more generally.
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The situation is causing headaches for the Iranian leaders who put their reputations on the line in the negotiations, as well as resentment among ordinary Iranians.
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If SCOTUS decides to take up the case, the whole genre of docuseries could be in jeopardy — but the reputations of their subjects could be safe.
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Even if the DoE were to succeed in erasing the gainful-employment rule, for-profits are unlikely to come roaring back because their reputations are sullied.
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Very few Los Angeles galleries, with the exception of Gagosian Beverly Hills, Blum & Poe and Regen Projects, could match, let alone advance, the artists' international reputations.
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" She emphasizes that "companies guard their reputations fiercely, and to get the offer you want, your outside game has to be as good as your inside.
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Given Lawler and Cerrone's reputations as two of the most consistently entertaining fighters in MMA, news of their planned collision generated immeasurable excitement among the fans.
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Other abusers still have their jobs and their reputations, and defenders who'll jump at any opportunity to wonder if these poor men haven't been punished enough.
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Tygart added that they "smear the reputations of athletes and organizations from around the world who choose to operate with integrity and abide by the rules".
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When artificial intelligence designers seek to pit their creations against humans in games, they tend to stick to those with reputations as brain teasers spanning millennia.
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There are signs that BDS can do more damage to companies by harming their reputations than by getting large numbers of people to boycott their products.
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Amber and Matt say the damage has been done to their reputations, and she has a theory on why Kisby even attempted to push them out.
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The students claimed their reputations were tarnished following the film's release, but lost their bid for a court order to cut their scene from the movie.
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That you're here, and you're putting your efforts, and you're putting reputations, you're putting relationships on the line to do the right thing for this country.
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Some bankers say they hold more cash than legally required because they fear that miscalculating and having to borrow from the Fed would damage their reputations.
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And in English soccer, in the last 21 years, only four teams with big budgets and reputations — Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester United and Arsenal — had won.
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Havel and Mandela weathered the inevitable compromises of office with their reputations intact, whereas Walesa, as Poland's President, became known as an erratic and unreliable leader.
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Texas boasts legions of engineers, architects, doctors, lawyers, artists and energy executives who enjoy global reputations, but back home pridefully ignorant pygmies run the political show.
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We must be able to protect our privacy and to counter slurs on our reputations, but not prevent scrutiny that is in the public interest. 8.
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Congressional oversight has become a tool to score partisan political points and a mechanism to destroy the reputations, as well as legitimacy, of key political actors.
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While these outlets' reputations may have been diminished under Trump, and boycotts have hurt one of them, it's not clear they're being punished by their fans.
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Five of the states — including ones like Texas and Louisiana with tough-on-crime reputations — passed broad measures based on a concept called 'justice re-investment.
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Its report could ruin careers and reputations at the FBI, damage the bureau's morale and image, or even lead to the prosecution of some FBI officials.
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While the artists' reputations have been well established, their values can still be raised by display in a major museum and reproduction in a lavish catalog.
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The couple, who have more than 40,000 followers across Instagram and YouTube, said they wanted to "break the stigma" around traveling to countries with bad reputations.
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Now it's Democrats who want to make McConnell a wedge issue to split Republican incumbents with independent reputations, such as Collins in Maine, from swing voters.
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Both built multibillion-dollar hedge funds and their reputations by being brash and making contrarian, sometimes controversial, statements about the companies they invest in or against.
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Kaiser Permanente, Intermountain Healthcare, the Mayo Clinic and Geisinger Health System are some of the integrated delivery systems with reputations for high quality and low costs.
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So the women sued for defamation instead, asserting that Mr. Cosby's lawyers and other representatives had damaged their reputations when they dismissed the allegations as fabrications.
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They highlight how even its attempts to rectify matters can produce further mistakes, cause confusion for ordinary users, and risk damaging innocent and trusted partners' reputations.
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As I noted earlier this year, backbreaking deference to the privacy and reputations of powerful Australians is a hallmark of the country's approach to press freedom.
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The whole Russian Collusion thing was a HOAX, but who is going to restore the good name of so many people whose reputations have been destroyed?
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I researched transplant centers in my area, to see which ones did the most living donor surgeries and which had the best reputations in the field.
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The act also establishes a right on the part of victims of synthetic media to sue the creators and/or otherwise "vindicate their reputations" in court.
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Large tech companies have often battled over patents, but have typically shied away from trade-secret disputes, which, among other things, can so easily destroy reputations.
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Minnesota's defensive backs may not have the résumés or reputations of Denver's and Seattle's, but in terms of production this season, they are not far behind.
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These moments are rare in the career of a public servant, and all three are on the verge of placing an indelible stain on their reputations.
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When Facebook went public in 2012, venture capitalists who had invested in the social network solidified their reputations as rainmakers — and also were set for life.
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Politicians who have been targeted call the raucous, emotionally charged protests — known as escraches — a dangerous trend that has ruined careers and reputations without due process.
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L.L. Bean, Woolrich, Ralph Lauren and Pendleton all made their reputations on rugged, cozy flannel shirts, but not one of those brands make them domestically today.
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Hujar, who remained little known to the art world at large while the reputations of near-contemporaries like Robert Mapplethorpe soared — received his diagnosis in 1986.
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Journeys like this are part of the emotional cardio that must be done if Alabama and our country want to truly rise above their past reputations.
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It's that the results come at a high cost to the Republic — and to the reputations of those who lack the courage or wisdom to resist.
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Lawyers for the men argued that absolute pardons carried greater weight than court rulings and were essential to helping the men rebuild their lives and reputations.
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The actions of Paul Volcker (1927–2019) and Felix Rohatyn (1928–2019) had profound effects on millions of Americans, and bestowed stellar reputations on both men.
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"We help shape client reputations, tell effective stories and run creative campaigns to enhance their brand and deliver commercial success," the firm said on its website.
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Many female students said they feared that in the coming weeks, their voices could be drowned out by university leaders working to protect their institutions' reputations.
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They both are down to help their dad win over the Pierces, and thus they develop their anti-ATN reputations — but they want to do right.
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This is the case even at a time when serious off-the-court concerns threaten to impugn one of the better reputations in major college basketball.
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Despite her loyalty to the President, in time Hicks may end up as one of the people drawn into his presence whose reputations never quite recover.
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Volkswagen and Audi face a host of problems, including slipping market share in Europe and China, and can ill afford any further damage to their reputations.
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But the pressure may be highest for the Southern California utilities, their reputations still blackened by waves of forced electricity cuts that followed the Enron debacle.
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If you worry about climate change and find a clutch of oil drillers, even ones with good E.S.G. reputations, you might think twice about buying in.
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Ceferin, who became UEFA president in 2016, has talked tough about not being swayed by reputations when it comes to ensuring teams play by the rules.
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Several of those Trump cited during a visit to The Washington Post's editorial board are complete unknowns; others have mixed reputations among GOP national security pros.
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But time is a great cleanser of reputations, and now the man Mongolians call Chinggis Khaan is everywhere—even the main airport is named after him.
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Reputations usually aren't forged only through rumour, however, and there have been several notable incidents in which LNAH players have been alleged perpetrators and victims of criminality.
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And I'm not just talking about old, racist tweets (like the ones that recently tarnished the reputations of several beauty bloggers, social media stars, and music artists).
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"We find buyers are increasingly avoiding models with poor reputations for dependability, so manufacturers can't afford to let quality slip, particularly on their best-sellers," Sargent said.
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Prospective students look to outcomes statistics because it's the only way to gauge their chances for success — bootcamps don't have decades or centuries of reputations like colleges.
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But more often than not, universities keep such reports confidential, presumably to protect their reputations, said Nicholas Steneck, a research ethics expert at the University of Michigan.
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Launched this year, the Aurora Prize recognizes exceptional individuals who have preserved human life in the face of adversity, risking freedom, reputations, livelihoods, or even their lives.
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Clearly, the fact that these star relievers have performed in line with their lofty reputations has mattered far more than the order in which they were summoned.
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"It is still inflation that poses the problem," they added, while noting that Bullard's and Kashkari's dovish reputations meant market players were likely to discount their comments.
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Less eligible men could offer instead to link Uber accounts, thus entwining the couple's reputations: their joint five-star rating would be at risk if either misbehaved.
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Money laundering contributed to crime and drug trafficking of opiates, and reduced tax revenues and damaged the reputations and stability of professions and institutions, the report said.
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"These are people protecting their reputations in real time, and that is something you usually do not see in high-level officials around a president," he said.
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In many ways these two speakers are not afraid to counter the prevailing views of the time and have both gained reputations of being champions of entrepreneurs.
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They had to build up their work and their reputations first, and younger women were more likely to survive childbirth, unless they were too young, of course.
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L8Show the musician is wading down a familiar track, one littered with the reputations of other athletes who have tried—and failed—to be hip-hop artists.
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The popularity of the musical Hamilton played a role, but equally important has been a broader shift in reputations, which the musical itself is an outgrowth of.
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Since cheating is now costlier, belief in an invisible monitor helps people avoid those costs, and so survive with their reputations intact, and pass on their genes.
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And that hasn't been easy for the team behind HQ, according to a recent Recode report, in part due to the founders' bad reputations while running Vine.
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Recent changes and product updates on both platforms have highlighted how different publishers view their relationship with Google and Facebook depending on their resources, reputations and sizes.
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If a flagship university system can be won over, the thinking goes, other powerful institutions—including those with equally progressive reputations—might feel pressure to follow suit.
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While these groups paint victims who come forward as hysterical lying feminists out to destroy the reputations of young men, this couldn't be further from the truth.
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For one, there's a clear goal of rehabilitating the reputations of certain Trump administration officials, deeming them "unsung heroes" working behind the scenes to rein Trump in.
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Ms. Schmitt said news of N.Y.U.'s missteps would inevitably affect the public perception of other body donation programs, which rely on their reputations to attract donors.
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Incumbents were once able to insulate themselves from national trends in part by using their offices, in perfectly legitimate ways, to enhance their reputations — and get votes.
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People like Bill Taylor and Alexander Vindman have put their reputations, careers and personal safety on the line to bring Mr. Trump's misbehavior out of the shadows.
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Wueest said Symantec observed an interesting case recently in which a few politicians in Switzerland separately received similar emails where someone was threatening to destroy their reputations.
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He knew before we did Existing in Trump's world or shifting truth can be a tough for his aides, many of whom see their own reputations tarnished.
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Manafort's efforts allowed these newly-minted dictators to brutalize their people, ransack their national treasuries, and disappear dissidents and journalists alike without putting their reputations at risk.
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She was even more alarmed when she learned some legislators, who had reputations for harassing young women, were using underage female interns as designated drivers after hours.
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And this in turn explains why cleaner-fishes perform better when they have an audience, and may boost their reputations by caressing clients with their pectoral fins.
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When elite opponents like Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio tried to slug out a bare-knuckle fight with him, they limped away with their political reputations wounded.
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The reputations of Clinton and Comey were destroyed due to Clinton's law breaking and deception and Comey's apparent desire to be dutiful to the politics of Obama.
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Cuts to CSIRO climate science, subpoenas of NOAA emails, and impugning the reputations of scientists and their societies does nothing to quench the warming of our planet.
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It's a finely tuned and self-perpetuating system: Elite collectors, galleries and museums routinely work together to maintain the blue-chip reputations of artists they've invested in.
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And he disliked the way talented staff members often worked for years for a big-name designer without a chance to establish their own reputations or firms.
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This comes with the possibility of losing their livelihoods and their reputations, yet they persevere because they believe that justice is more important than an individual situation.
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If some innocent men's reputations have to take a hit in the process of undoing the patriarchy, that is a price I am absolutely willing to pay.
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Scouts and talent evaluators, those with real skin in the game and reputations to uphold, turn up the hyperbole where they're usually injecting sober realism (see here).
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New doctors didn't want to tarnish their reputations by making a big deal out of a mistake, but they also found that the errors could haunt them.
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And within this capitalist system, rich and powerful people who overplay their hands get their comeuppance all the time, losing their jobs, their fortunes and their reputations.
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In 1814 reputations have material consequences: unless, like Percy Bysshe Shelley, you are heir to a baronetcy and can buy the freedom to do as you want.
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You rarely see women in politics or law who flaunt college reputations as party girls; the women who make it are expected to show steely self-control.
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Repeated rebuffs laced with anti-Muslim sentiments proved galling for Turkey, especially as Bulgaria and Romania managed to join the European bloc despite reputations for rampant corruption.
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"It's not good for the N.B.A. to have some of their next-generation stars embroiled in controversies and having their reputations besmirched for integrity issues," Scott said.
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The idea of unqualified kids getting into Stanford or Georgetown may rankle us, but this scandal should also call into question the outsize reputations of such schools.
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Despite the need to improve their reputations, oil and gas companies that reduce methane emissions now will be suckers, losing out to competitors willing to cut corners.
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Many of the new artistic directors are taking charge of organizations that are more mature — longer histories, bigger staffs, established reputations — than those assumed by their predecessors.
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It is far worse for the victims of those in power, who are all too aware that speaking up may lead to stalled careers and ruined reputations.
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The neighbors of the Saint-Barthélémy McDonald's — boxy, off-white, six-story cement housing projects with difficult reputations — are hardly more picturesque than the fast-food restaurant.
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Venerated luxury brands like Cartier and Prada sought a younger and more diverse crowd, while indie downtown labels cemented their reputations for steamrolling racial and gender boundaries.
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Coca-Cola, Adidas, McDonald's, Visa and other multinationals with policies banning discrimination need to protect their own reputations by insisting that FIFA live up to its promises.
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Some have pointed to the losses they have already suffered — of high-paying or fulfilling jobs, of once-sterling reputations — to make a case for lesser punishments.
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The notion that celebrities with good reputations would not harm others "has been substantially deflated" by the #MeToo movement, Fordham Law associate professor James Cohen told CNN.
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YouTube and other social media platforms do want to limit the spread of misinformation and hate speech, if only to relieve social pressure and defend their reputations.
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Trump had a reputation as a businessman for demanding results from employees and expecting them to take personal hits to their reputations, if necessary, to defend him.
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" But underperforming candidates, she added, "ought to look at what their staying in the race means to the country, to the party and to their own reputations.
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Mr. MacLeish, who represents victims, said that schools that commission truly thorough, independent reports can promote "real healing by being honest," while keeping their reputations relatively intact.
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The network even invited Karl Rove and Ari Fleischer, two men with sterling reputations (please don't Google that), on air to discuss the ramifications of the assassination.
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This is the way of the Polish climbers, who for reasons of history and culture have earned reputations as the greatest climbers of the Himalayas in winter.
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"This is a situation where you've got a lot of people who are career people, extremely smart people who certainly don't want their reputations smeared," Akerman said.
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Justices, with their lifetime appointments and lofty reputations have managed to retain a mystique above the political fray in their marble columned refuge opposite the US Capitol.
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Why did so many retired senior officials, including persons of proven judgment and impeccable records, expose their reputations, and much more seriously, their characters, to Donald Trump?
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But it begs another question: Have American leaders, both political and military, staked so much of their reputations here that Iraq has become "too big to fail"?
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Fox News and Fox Business have long been the peddlers of conspiracy theories, often for the purpose of damaging the reputations of members of the Democratic party.
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Khan and two other Russian investors in the financial institution Alfa Bank filed a libel suit against the firm last fall, claiming the dossier damaged their reputations.
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And there was a prevailing sense of the importance of following through on a campaign promise upon which so many House Republicans had staked their political reputations.
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In 1912, as Henry was writing, with William having died two years earlier, the imbalance between the reputations of the two brothers was too obvious to miss.
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Although my school is remarkably progressive and the girls in my grade dominate leadership positions, girls are also far more aware of how others perceive their reputations.
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Students have become more self-conscious about the possibility of their drunken images being posted on social media, experts say, which can tarnish reputations and college eligibility.
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But for several years, Rosen said, Trump has undermined American political norms while simultaneously waging war on the reputations of journalists, making the situation even more precarious.
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Many of them faced some form of retribution anyway, according to Farrow's report, either in the form of intimidation or outright retaliation damaging their careers and reputations.
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I find writers to be incredibly conservative, incredibly corporate, super involved in their reputations and in their market, even though they don't put that in that language.
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Venus and Jupiter are considered the two loveliest planets in astrology—Venus rules love while Jupiter rules growth and luck—but Mars and Uranus have less wonderful reputations.
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Since then, tech platforms have taken harsher stances around hate speech, especially when it involves the organizing of groups with reputations for showing up to protests and rallies.
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And unlike European automakers, which re-established their prewar reputations relatively quickly, "made in Japan" largely existed as a pejorative, synonymous with cheap manufacturing methods and flimsy construction.
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Two young journalists, however, who had no national reputations to lose and lots of energy, convinced their editors at the Washington Post to see where the story led.
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Well, why should we give Robert Mueller a different standard for conflicts of interest, given that people&aposs liberty and reputations, the whole presidential campaign is at stake?
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Though thousands of people have been vindicated, released from jail, reunited with their families, returned to their jobs, and have had their reputations restored, the trauma is evident.
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And the share prices of firms owned by promoters with reputations for transparent corporate governance are already trading at a premium, says Sanjeev Prasad of Kotak, a bank.
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But the other things that are in play here are the names and reputations of the people who worked at Level, who helped build a very successful business.
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"It's absurd and unacceptable that people with dubious reputations can, with a simple declaration and without any proof, throw mud at the 2014 presidential campaign," the statement said.
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I'm just a snake, but I feel like the reputation tour proved the opposite of what the album set out to do: it proved that reputations do matter.
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It's a striking shift in New York, where mayors like Rudy Giuliani and Mike Bloomberg enjoyed outsize power over city business and have long had reputations to match.
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The scales we use to judge the reputations of these men, with the life weighed on one end and the work on the other, have started to tip.
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He tried to defuse his and his siblings' reputations as rich brats by acknowledging their privileged upbringing upfront and then pivoting seamlessly into a call for school vouchers.
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Both teams have developed reputations for run-and-gun styles coupled with shaky goaltending, so fans were hoping they might see a high-scoring, end-to-end shootout.
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Dev Protocol enables developers who have built strong reputations to act as arbitrators instead of relying on a centralized third-party (like Codementor, for example) to settle disagreements.
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There is a difference between a hearing on legislation, where senators vote based purely on politics, and a hearing where the reputations of individuals hang in the balance.
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Those Republicans didn't just do serious harm to their already damaged reputations by acting like frat-boy bullies; they also proved just how intellectually bankrupt their arguments were.
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Though the reputations of Mr. Cimino and of "Heaven's Gate" would improve to varying degrees, the saga surrounding the film ensured that Hollywood's auteur period was effectively over.
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A lineup stocked with players whose salaries and reputations have out-traveled their performance ranks among the five worst in the American League in several key statistical categories.
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Phyllis Schlafly and her son Bruce Schlafly, an orthopedic surgeon, had claimed that trademarking the Schlafly name for beer could hurt their reputations by associating them with alcohol.
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And making value statements and then taking them back is the worst thing companies can do to their reputations, because it suggests they don't know what they're about.
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Flashpoints around hot-button speakers, alongside a trend of trigger warnings and safe spaces, have fueled reputations that places of higher education are hostile to the First Amendment.
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Sprinklr, for example, provides cloud software that allows major brands like Nike and McDonald's to monitor their reputations and marketing on social networks like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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From the very beginning of his career, Cruise has worked with a who's-who of big-name directors — in many cases auteurs with substantial reputations as artistic visionaries.
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Why it matters: This is sure to put a dent in Facebook and Oculus' reputations, which recently had to mitigate a controversy around Luckey's alleged support for Trump.
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In an article titled "A Word to the Young," New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd implored millennials to do a better job protecting themselves and their reputations online.
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Governments have occasionally abused the privilege of creating fiat money, but for the most part governments and central banks exercise restraint, again because they care about their reputations.
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But some have already decided that the prospect of continued paychecks from Saudi Arabia — once a prized and profitable client — is not worth the risk to their reputations.
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She said that she rarely found posts worth deleting, but that most people might enjoy this light exercise for peace of mind — and to protect their public reputations.
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He followed that question with what he called "Shafer's Pariah Rehabilitation Playbook," a six-step plan to help those accused of sexual harassment or assault repair their reputations.
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The Justice Department's general practice is not to identify the targets of its investigations if prosecutors decide not to bring charges, so as not to tarnish their reputations.
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And, in fact, they could come with enormous hidden costs in the form of damaged reputations, recruiting problems and customer boycotts that could swamp any short-term gains.
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"In addition to having a strong local presence, we feature some people that have strong national and international reputations, and they bring a wider audience here," he said.
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But for the sake of their regions, their states, their parties and their reputations, both men felt compelled to fight a duel, and only one man survived it.
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Such lawsuits are rare on Wall Street because, women say, there is little to gain by challenging employers and they risk tarnishing their reputations and upending their careers.
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Finally, though divorcing adults use nondisparagement agreements to protect their reputations, a principal moral concern in a case like yours is to protect the children, especially minor children.
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In addition, he engaged in a course of conduct to threaten potential witnesses and smear the reputations of the civil servants who did come forward and provide testimony.
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An underappreciated wrinkle of Trump's political genius is his ability to assemble an uber loyal band of sidekicks and henchmen willing to harness their reputations to his survival.
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Meet the 16 rising stars inside top PR agencies, who know everyone, have great reputations, and can spin anythingPR seems to be more important — and complex — than ever.
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Other readers were concerned about their professional reputations or future children, and talked about their struggle to wrest control of their digital identity back from their parents' feeds.
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He also asked for his name to remain shielded in any documents that may be released, arguing that he and others could face serious damage to their reputations.
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Higelin plays an egotistic singer whose career is in decline and who decides on a whim to fake his own death to prove how fickle artistic reputations are.
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It is those expenses, along with the tarnished reputations of several one-time Trump allies, which the President has cast as the unintended victims of the Mueller investigation.
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This gap in due process even happens in places like New York City, which have reputations as "sanctuary cities" and are supposed to limit their cooperation with ICE.
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" Aselage said that afterward, "He went on the warpath, as I would describe it, to harm the company and damage the reputations of the people in the company.
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There are shortages of doctors in many places, so clinicians — especially the ones with the best reputations — often truthfully say they simply won't take new patients on board.
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It would be a positive message by young people who are risking their lives and reputations by going public, and doing something about pervasive gun violence in America.
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In Justice Thomas's view, the First Amendment did nothing to limit the authority of states to protect the reputations of their citizens and leaders as they saw fit.
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However, wealth managers, whose reputations were shredded in the inquiry, were punished with IOOF Holdings Ltd stock closing down 4.5 percent and AMP sliding to a record low.
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His only useful contribution these past two years has been his rather hilarious undermining campaign against his feckless successor, simultaneously ruining both of their reputations with every inarticulate subtweet.
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He added that the credit agencies have an incentive to fix inaccuracies to protect their own professional reputations and integrity, since after all they make money selling these reports.
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I think the tendency to focus on the male point of view, to support exonerating narratives about men whose reputations are being questioned, is very entrenched in our society.
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Women who spoke out publicly, like Julie Ann Horvath of GitHub or Amelie Lamont of Squarespace, left or were terminated from employment while their companies' reputations quickly bounced back.
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Often Washington, D.C., veterans like Sheila Bair, Arthur Levitt or Larry Summers are coveted by companies looking to bolster their reputations with a well-known name on Wall Street.
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Despite this year's candidates having varying reputations for dissembling in public, Fahrenkopf said he does not want the debate moderator to try and be a real-time fact-checker.
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The two lawyers have spent their careers building reputations on Wall Street, but it's not clear how their prowess there will hold up during the Russia and obstruction case.
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That was due in part to their reputations as staunchly conservative populists, which Trump believed was a sign they would be more willing to help a like-minded leader.
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D.C.'s most powerful men use the list to "review" the young women and what kind of sexual favors they're open to giving, which therefore makes and breaks reputations.
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I didn't feel this way at the beginning of the movement, when powerful men appeared to be losing their stature and their reputations under the force of women's testimony.
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Jones is facing multiple defamation lawsuits from the families of Sandy Hook victims who claim his peddling of conspiracy theories have damaged both their reputations and inflicted mental anguish.
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Merriam-Webster wanted to do us all a favor and make it possible to find out what all trendy food words mean without putting our foodie reputations at risk.
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The family moved to the United States at the outbreak of World War II, and the sisters started establishing reputations as actresses while also keeping up appearances as socialites.
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Then, in 2004, Mueller backed up Comey in a dramatic standoff with the George W. Bush White House that almost ended in both men's resignation — but cemented their reputations.
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But many women who have come forward in recent months have also experienced a fierce backlash, including attacks on their reputations and accusations that they've lied about the assaults.
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Under the watch of increasingly infallible referees, pitchers who built their reputations as "strike-throwing machines" by continually tricking the umpire will have to become actual strike-throwing machines.
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"The masked, black-clad students have really damaged the reputations of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and the University of Hong Kong," said China's nationalist Global Times.
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Around five thousand gay and lesbian people are thought to have lost their jobs; many never recovered from the ruin of their reputations, and an unknown number committed suicide.
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In one area of the city are General Saadi's men, who have worked closely with the United States for more than a decade and have strong reputations as fighters.
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Whom they will depend on now remains a serious question, as state elites — whose reputations for brutality rival Mr. Karimov's — jostle for power with no clear victor in sight.
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One camp wants to attack their very existence, and to hurt their businesses and reputations as a way of accelerating the transition to renewable technologies like wind and solar.
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As a result, public figures like Bill Cosby, who may have seemed indestructible in the past, have had their reputations destroyed by the collective action of survivors and journalists.
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Even absent legislation, prosecutors, the police and the media should show restraint and consider the effect of destroying the reputations of youths regardless of whether they are ever convicted.
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In the 15th and 16th centuries, small-scale ale producers, mostly brewsters, began to face accusations of a whole host of immoralities that caused irreparable damage to their reputations.
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So, as in most banking scandals, lower- and midlevel employees face repercussions, but senior executives are whisked out of harm's way, with their reputations and full stock awards intact.
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