31.   But it is hoped that the heat generated by the US tax will not sour the special relationship by giving the British a bad name.

32.   Ambrose may not be a bad name now, but back then it was a death sentence for your love life.

33.   And Mark Wahlberg gives acting a bad name.

34.   And while psychologists and other experts search for a reason, they give inspirational and entertaining films a bad name.

35.   And they expect to continue undercover investigations and numerous arrests if necessary, even though some city officials think it is giving the city a bad name.

36.   Anna Sui, for one, believes nostalgia has gotten a bad name.

37.   As a result, damage control is getting a bad name.

38.   As this all began, I expressed the fear that Clinton might give intervention a bad name.

39.   As of today, that stands as the kind of mass blunder that gives lemmings and witch hunts a bad name.

40.   Bad medical practices are giving health-care providers a bad name.