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He had a rep-utation for getting taken down by civilians and beat cops.
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The merchant, knowing thoroughly the rep - utation which Polikey bore, felt doubtful of trusting him with so much money, and some - what anxiously inquired if he really had re - ceived orders to carry so many rubles.
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During her 14 years representing the 14th District in the state House, Skinner, a Republican, gained a rep-utation as a champion for children.
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City have finally Gelled, slick back, front and sides. all we do know is get the right perm (utation) for the right game.
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We know about California's laws … … that is how they got their rep. utation of being out of the main stream … … that is also why NO ONE will be surprised if the fa. ult cra. cks and it becomes the sea bed.
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He became a very celebrated preach - er, and so rapid and extensive was the growth of his rep - utation, that, upon the death of Fitz John Winthrop, esq. in 1707, he was chosen governour by the Legislature,
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This lady has left among her descendants the rep - utation of an eminent woman, — able, resolute, and pious.
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" "No. I think we'll have the better chance, Hunnar, here where we're all strangers to the folks we'll be tryin 'to convert, and where humankind's dubious rep-utation has maybe preceded us."
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This ng moved at the complaint of his fiipplianty idjealous of the growing power and ret) utation Hhe Heberian prince, fnppiied Aongus with tcinforcethent of five thoufand men.
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Both of these young men were eighteen years of age and had previously borne an unblemished re [) utation.
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