91.   Although he has a reputation for abrasiveness, Specter endures the humiliations of the campaign trail with relatively good humor.

92.   Americans may have a reputation for overheating their houses and terrorizing members of the service sector, but they get things done the British can only dream of.

93.   Although Mueller has a reputation for being unwilling to beat his drum in public, those close to him say he is no pushover.

94.   Although risotto is deservedly renowned, it has a reputation of being a pain to produce.

95.   Among American bishops, he has a reputation as a leader on international issues.

96.   Although Levy can be hawkish when he wants to, he has a reputation for being more flexible than other members of Likud.

97.   Although neither man has a reputation for humor, they both displayed a flare for comedy in exchanges about the environment and the economy.

98.   Among his fellow lawmakers, Barnes has a reputation as a witty orator and a wily strategist, traits he honed in his career as a lawyer.

99.   Although the old Wells Fargo was known as a hard-driving employer, Norwest had a reputation for pampering its workers.

100.   Although the yachts have a reputation as cruisers, Swans have won the Whitbread Round the World Race, and the Newport to Bermuda Race numerous times.

v. + reputation >>共 352
have 33.37%
earn 7.30%
build 5.70%
develop 5.34%
gain 5.26%
make 2.73%
tarnish 2.30%
damage 2.27%
establish 2.00%
acquire 1.36%
have + n. >>共 1145
chance 2.31%
problem 2.14%
trouble 1.82%
right 1.67%
plan 1.46%
idea 1.28%
lot 1.20%
time 1.09%
child 1.04%
power 1.04%
reputation 0.46%
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