91.   Stern, who has made his reputation by taking vulgarity to new levels on the radio and on the E!

92.   Some Silicon Valley venture capitalists have made their reputation by finding and riding a certain wave.

93.   Stone has made his reputation as a thoughtful critic of the way the white media sometimes portray blacks.

94.   Tall and courtly, Carroll made his reputation in a world where dot-com companies were still unknown.

95.   Ted Williams made his reputation swinging a bat.

96.   That would be consistent with the kind of information of interest to Mitnick, who had first made his reputation by hacking into telephone networks.

97.   The man who made his reputation as a scourge of liberals and liberalism is under assault not from his left, but from his right.

98.   The opposition party that made its reputation by denouncing skulduggery has shown, on the second try, that it can hold a clean election of its own.

99.   The novel made his reputation and became his longest running success.

100.   There are many examples, from Bach to Mahler and beyond, of the slowness with which reputations are made in classical music.