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Meanings of have a reputation in English

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Usage of have a reputation in English
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But reality shows have a reputation as dirt-cheap alternatives to scripted shows.
Reuters
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Private Equity companies have a reputation for doing this sort of thing.
News.com.au
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Ireland's law firms have a reputation for being conservative, cautious and closed.
The Irish Times
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Not for nothing did Eli Guttieriz have a reputation for being difficult.
The Sails of Tau Ceti
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There are those who say I have a reputation for exaggerated posing.
Big bosoms and square jaws
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Iowans have a reputation for being especially turned off by negative campaigning.
Wired
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Actors have a reputation for being affected and just a little pretentious.
The Irish Times
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As a profession, we already have a reputation as Grade A whingers.
The Irish Times
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I have a reputation as a hanging judge, but that is unfair.
And Then There Were None
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Whether this is true or not, Americans have a reputation for wastefulness.
Community Civics and Rural Life
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John did not have a reputation for being the most reasonable guy.
Radio NZ
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We have a reputation of great good works in this country.
The Guardian
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Oats have a reputation for contributing to health similar to a homeopathic cure.
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Photo: supplied Cats have a reputation for being mysterious, independent and downright strange.
Radio NZ
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They have a reputation for being quite full-on but I think that's unfair.
The Irish Times
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Germans have a reputation for keeping a safe distance from experience.
Wired
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Ireland
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New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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