Dear Ms. Keiley and MIT SMR – with all due respect, there is a reason many attorneys, investment bankers, and sales people have the repute they have!
But the repute in question has nothing to do with technical expertise; hey, Admiral Mullen is a serious person, so if he says something on any subject, such as economics, it must be solid.
Being a Mexican-American born in Berkeley and raised in Oakland, going to graduate school at Berkeley was an intimidating experience in terms of the repute of the faculty and the backgrounds of fellow students, who were from all over the country, as well as being bright, articulate and especially well read.
Cymê is ridiculed for its stupidity, owing to the repute, as some say, that not until three hundred years after the founding of the city did they sell the tolls of the harbour, and that before this time the people did not reap this revenue.
In a quote that manages to simultaneously start out like a bad joke set-up while also irreparably damaging a large amount of the repute that people instinctively give judges, Johnson said, "I'm not a gynaecologist, but I can tell you something, if someone doesn't want to have sexual intercourse, the body shuts down".
With respect to universities, the concept of reputation subsumes the repute, image, prestige, standing, rank, and position of scientists, faculties, or superordinate organizational units (Brenzikofer and Staffelbach 2003).
Besides Mr. Rastelli, other defendants include Nicholas Marangello, the reputed underboss of the Bonanno group, and Joseph Massino, a reputed captain.
So were the reputed underboss, Domenico Cefalu ("Italian Dom" or "the Greaseball") and consigliere Joseph ("Miserable") Corozzo.
Her tomb and the reputed grave of Mordecai, uncle of Esther, are both places of pilgrimage.
NIT Kurukshetra is one of the reputed institutes of India situated in Kurukshetra.
Cement was obtained from single source and single batch from the reputed firm.
