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Meanings of bad reputation in English

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Usage of bad reputation in English
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Joburg's central business district has a bad reputation, and with good reason.
The South African
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When I say ruined, he's given it a really, really bad reputation.
The Guardian
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Prevent had a bad reputation even before it was pushed into schools.
The Guardian
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As somebody once said, a bad reputation never did anybody any harm.
The Irish Times
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In a war zone, that wasn't necessarily a bad reputation to have.
Kill bin laden: a delta force commander's account of the hunt fo...
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Teenagers have a bad reputation when it comes to misuse of alcohol.
The Irish Times
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Mr. Judson and Mr. Pratt have a pretty bad reputation for hazing.
Dick Prescott's First Year at West Point; Or, Two Chums in the C...
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He was a strapping giant of a heathen with a bad reputation.
The Cruise of the Snark
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Don't want to get our little hotel a bad reputation, do we?
Complete Books of Blood
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It's the sort of behavior that gives bounty hunting a bad reputation.
Seven up
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People forget, Craigmillar has a bad reputation, but only since the industry moved.
The Guardian
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Despite its bad reputation, boredom is secretly powerful and quite wonderful.
The Guardian
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Religion has a bad reputation, particularly on topics like gay rights or abortion.
Radio NZ
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The Afghan police had a bad reputation which needed to be sorted out.
Reuters
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This is the noxious chemical compound responsible for absinthe's bad reputation.
Wired
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We don't need to acquire a bad reputation with those bat-huggers.
Sympathy for the devil
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Ireland
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