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Unlike Obama, Bush never had a reputation for being bookish.

Starbucks has a reputation for new product development and creativity.

Mr Jobs also has a reputation for showcasing the unconventional.

It is the right of reputation for civil subject but not the reputation itself that is under the protection of law.

Developing a reputation for advanced research into critical diseases could help its brand.

Another choice pottery that won great reputation for hundreds of years is purple clay pottery.

Broadening the sector without regard for the quality of provision could damage the sector's reputation for generations.

Test pilots have a well-earned reputation for being cool under pressure, but even they feel some stress sometimes.

But being reliant on operators, with their poor reputation for customer service, could damage Apple's iconic brand.

The evening finishes with a 50th birthday party for Mart Laar, twice prime minister and a big reason for Estonia’s reputation for radical economic reform.

Lars von Trier has a reputation for being hard on his actors and for Icelandic singer Bjork's acting debut, he certainly didn't pull any punches.

Also, because it has a reputation for weirdness, quantum mechanics is used too much as a justification for things that have nothing to do with quantum mechanics.

A Republican, she has a reputation for her tough approach to justice in a state known already for its hard line on crime.

Blunt to the point of being rude, the Swiss probably have the least likely reputation for being characterized as “friendly” or “warm”.

Later he heard about the former price maker, who had a reputation for being very fair and honest. So he approached him and told him what had happened.

We ourselves should maintain vigilance. We should safeguard our reputation for acting independently, for keeping the initiative in our own hands and for refusing to be taken in by fallacies or to tremble in the face of danger.

We have careful managed for ten-plus years, in accordance with going in for "do beautiful business, to decorate women's beauty" that there are many consumers have a good reputation for it.

Mr Cameron's promise on March 18th to bring in an economy-wide floor price for carbon did much to revive his reputation for greenery, which had sagged as the economy slumped.

Although integrating with an accounting package is the most attractive solution, it is not very popular with it staff because it has a reputation for being difficult and expensive.

Whether true or not, it is also a demographic with a reputation for being spoiled, impatient and less accepting of the storyline fed to them by government-run media.

Since we began operations in China in 1992, we have been aggressively adopting global outsourcing strategies to expand our businesses and fortify our core competence. We are devoted to marketing our competitive products abroad and building up an international reputation for our business.

JB Accounting has a reputation for honesty.

Europe's reputation for cleanliness has already taken some knocks.

Along with success comes a reputation for wisdom.--Euripides, Ancient Greek dramatist

The goal: conquer plumbers' reputation for lateness, messiness and embarrassing rear views.

Malawi is a small East African country that is gaining reputation for the brightest of Yellow Tourmalines.

America has built a reputation for responsible and credible management of its finances over the centuries, and that reputation has been reduced to a political football, like a federal judgeship.

A metaphor for a place that has built up a prosperous business, has a reputation for good quality goods at cheap prices and which attracts customers back.

Okinawa has a reputation for having a healthy cuisine, as testified to by the life expectancy of the locals (at 81.2 years, it's the longest in the world).

We should safeguard our reputation for acting independently, for keeping the initiative in our own hands and for refusing to be taken in by fallacies or to tremble in the face of danger.

Since the Seven-ties a dwelling place for artists and writers who settled there because living was cheap, the village had long enjoyed a dubious reputation for Bohemianism and eccentricity.

The French, long proud of their reputation for high-class cuisine, strongly disagree: 81 percent rejected the statement, followed by 75 percent of Singaporeans and 73 percent of people from Romania.

The store has an excellent reputation for fair dealing.

In domestic market, we have won high reputation for our hot-sale bannocks.

Meanwhile, Arsenal new-boy Tomas Rosicky is not scared by the Premiership's reputation for fast and physical football.

Well-kept yards , well-maintained buildings and streets free of litter attract families and businesses. And the neighbourhood gets a reputation for being a good place to live.

Amid steep gas prices, Toyota Motor Corp. rode its reputation for fuel-efficient cars to a double-digit sales increase in July and outsold Ford in the U. S. for the first month ever.

They cannot win any good reputation forever because their action cannot carry through the end.

Initially saddled with a reputation for low quality, major strides have been made in cultivation as well as public perception.

He explains that small towns might have a reputation for being closed-minded, but actually residents often learn to be nonjudgmental, because contact is so intense.

Our reputation for engineering excellence has created a sound base for our future business.

Once a man loses his reputation for being unclear and unsound in judgment, he tends to make no progress in his career all his life because he cannot win the trust of others.

Toyoda was grilled by U.S. lawmakers for a series of recalls that havetarnished the carmaker's brand and reputation for quality, particularly in the United States, its largest market.