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While it is desirable to know the antecedents of these NGOs, many have good reputation and spend major portion of the donations in actually helping others
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He has worn his monstrous reputation like a badge
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You don't need to try and make the Starskater, though if you do, this says she was refitted in the second decade and Ebmiytn's in command, his reputation is good and he's been plying the lake since it was still rising
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More importantly he was the only independently elected figure we had in town and I knew he had a strong reputation for local grass roots community work
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I arrived a few years later by which time Dad had got himself a reputation as a reliable maths teacher and, when I was seven, we moved down to Plymouth
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We bring into play just here his "blameless reputation" (1 Timothy 3:2; Titus 1:7) and note the "example" found in such Ch
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I moan about this to Wally on Monday when I see him and he assures me that the village garage is okay, stressing that they have a good reputation and going on to mention that it’s where he takes his car
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Scales: It denotes that you are an honest and reasonable person, which will help you earn money and a good reputation
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‘Well … the man I saw at the Association offices in London – Gerisse Stowman, his name was, he struck me as being extremely uneasy when I announced my presence – he plainly knew my reputation - and he became even more bothered when I said I was coming down here
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All I can say is that you have certainly lived up to your extremely well-deserved reputation, though I hazard a guess that Joris would have your head for being so careless
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He would not start that contact with a reputation as a vicious conqueror
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This boat does not have a big party reputation, nothing like KangDarceen
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“A wise decision my Queen,” Tarak laughed and then cleared his throat; “Now, as to this Duncan Wayside; he has a reputation of being his own man
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Aware of Rayne’s reputation, they were in awe of her abilities
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Tarak knew the reputation of the protectiveness of the Densi mothers towards their young
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‘Not properly, but I know of his reputation
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yet in the office he is dead pan to say the least and he has a reputation for being poker-faced professionally
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How about stopping at that pub over there for lunch – it has a good reputation for food
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“According to Granddad, this area had quite a reputation for being
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'Her reputation as a determined woman was founded on reality
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Yet they were faced with a conundrum: how to sabotage the upstart's enterprise without soliciting collateral damage upon the stability of the village's good reputation as a welcoming and pleasant retreat, as it was still viewed by the flocks of visitors for whom they yearly played host
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senior, and that he had a reputation for unswerving, even over-
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Lavished, as it were, on the upholding of this village's standards of excellence and good reputation;” she paused, “So valuable to our native industry,” then curtly added, “Don't you agree?”
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have a reputation for skills in woodcraft
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The navy has a reputation for severity
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He didn’t know at the time what that enzyme was used for, or the reputation of Kemberra’s friend
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For another reason, they were obsessed with the honor and reputation of the Kassikan
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Her son was soon to be parted from the only world he had known and in the company of a man he knew only by reputation, carried away to a faraway place
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She herself broke up too many fights to count over the years, and her reputation
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He knew them by reputation –
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reputation had preceded him and it seemed that everyone
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The usual tenants were respectable and the establishment itself enjoys a favorable reputation among the villagers
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However it was the children of these very same 'high-minded' folks who were the instigators of the acts which were smudging the village's reputation
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he nevertheless knew most of these people by reputation
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But I only know him by reputation, I wouldn’t
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On Thursday that same week the Village Council reconvened and decided to go forward with the grand experiment designed to remedy the town's ailing reputation
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his reputation, and wouldn’t have put it past him to have
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and enhance your reputation
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It was beginning, at last, to dawn on them that the Livingsons had done more for their little village's affluence and reputation in just the last twelve years than anyone else had done during the length of the village's long history
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Know her book by reputation –
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She stayed close, probably closer than her reputation could handle that night
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He was defending her reputation, as he looked from one to the other of them
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One unhappy occasion only, marred their otherwise pristine reputation
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reputation of gambling houses), but Jean had no idea how
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his reputation, and was still satisfied that he had made
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reputation as the greatest host of all time
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They have been proven to have a gift and have a reputation for being accurate
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This town’s reputation and name
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villages attracted a bad reputation
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sometimes our life and reputation, to the lawyer and attorney
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reputation for wolves, thieves, and poorly marked paths,
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As a journalist, poet, critic and historian, he soon made a reputation as one of the most able and versatile writers of the day
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afraid they have a reputation for impiety, and those who
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‘We have that reputation because our city’s
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Despite his reputation as a savior, many of them still eyed him down the lengths of their arrows
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with such a sinister reputation
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but this region still maintained a reputation for heresy
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If his calculations deserve any part of the reputation which they have obtained very universally, eight-and-forty shillings the quarter was a price which, without some such expedient as the bounty, could not at that time be expected, except in years of extraordinary scarcity
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You are not your reputation
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“If you vouch for her on your reputation, I’m willing to hear
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“That is its widespread reputation, after all
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PayPal have had a bad reputation with internet marketers
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In that case, you risk damaging your reputation
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reputation and is one of the best forms of free advertising you can have
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will gain great information and build your reputation through association
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Once you’ve built a strong relationship and have earned the reputation of
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To dream that you are playing a fife suggests that your strong reputation will remain intact
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Because Tragus’s reputation had improved, townsfolk even acknowledged her with civil nods
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Given his history in the Great War and his sinister reputation all of these years later, Carius could not help but perceive an odd parallel between the two things
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The member of parliament who supports every proposal for strengthening this monopoly, is sure to acquire not only the reputation of understanding trade, but great popularity and influence with an order of men whose numbers and wealth render them of great importance
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No accusation could have affected more deeply the reputation and fortune of the disgraced party ; and if such an accusation could have been supported, we may be assured that it would have been brought
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She wanted so much to trust Zarko, but with his past reputation it was difficult to say
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On the other hand, a person who is not attached to what he or she has (be it possessions or reputation), is always willing to give freely of their time, energy, and goods to those in need
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And during my working years, Mr Snickerty, sir, if I did not earn myself a fortune, at least I earned myself a reputation as a trustworthy and dependable fellow
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Quiet little Jodie was getting a reputation
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Ravena and Elenir overheard; Ravena pointed out, “If she can raise the Lascorii reputation among the Guild and Gorim, even the Nourii will have to re-evaluate their prejudice
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Verios’ reputation was one of an extremely Just man, and only that reputation had persuaded Barrin to go to Saparen after the Thane attacked Lanshire
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He had stuck his neck out for her, using his own reputation as leverage
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Envy, malice, or resentment, are the only passions which can prompt one man to injure another in his person or reputation
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Reputation in his profession is still of some importance to him, and he still has some dependency upon the affection, gratitude, and favourable report of those who have attended upon his instructions; and these favourable sentiments he is likely to gain in no way so well as by deserving them, that is, by the abilities and diligence with which he discharges every part of his duty
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Whatever forces a certain number of students to any college or university, independent of the merit or reputation of the teachers, tends more or less to diminish the necessity of that merit or reputation
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The privileges of graduates in arts, in law, physic, and divinity, when they can be obtained only by residing a certain number of years in certain universities, necessarily force a certain number of students to such universities, independent of the merit or reputation of the teachers
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Those improvements were more easily introduced into some of the poorer universities, in which the teachers, depending upon their reputation for the greater part of their subsistence, were obliged to pay more attention to the current opinions of the world
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In Rome it became a science very early, and gave a considerable degree of illustration to those citizens who had the reputation of understanding it
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In modern times, the diligence of public teachers is more or less corrupted by the circumstances which render them more or less independent of their success and reputation in their particular professions
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He just had that kind of reputation, and the townspeople loved to refer to him unfavorably as “James Iredell
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Everywhere Johnny went, his reputation preceded him
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His brother called upon Captain Waddell to explain the situation and ask for a chance to redeem Johnston’s reputation by taking
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Up ahead I saw this new Battalion clerk that had joined us and who already had the reputation of a lead swinger and even worse a thief
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His reputation, not the spoliation of actual humans, is what counts
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Waddell did not expect but was glad to have available, in spite of Manning’s reputation as a traitor and a reprobate
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He didn’t want more human blood, smearing his reputation
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At first, and in view of his being a failure haberdasher and then being called „The Senator from Pendergast," didn"t have much of a reputation around the Capitol
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do you actually think I traveled six hundred miles just for a tumble in the hay with you? Do you think I’m that desperate or are you implying your reputation is that good?”
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“I don’t have a reputation,” she responded archly
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They said it was to boost the morale of the prisoners, but as he approached, I felt so intimidated, not by his fame but by his reputation
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reputation as a game tester and the company’s reputation
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serious, he was buying IOS shares, and Bernie’s reputation was
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Bernie liked to say that “It’s hard having a reputation 104
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We had a lot of merchandise and publicity resting on his reputation
