I doubt the industry's dubious image bothered Livingstone much in those days.
Conscious of the industry's dubious image, he said his shops kept "pimps, prostitutes, pirates and thieves" at bay.
Once upon a time, the beauty aisle of a health-food store was something of an oxymoron, stocked with dubious image boosters like powdered henna and Dr. Bronner's soap.
An earlier incarnation of Operation Cut for Bieber spread the rumour, through fake Twitter accounts like 'Entertainment Tonight', that Justin had contracted cancer, and encouraged his fans to go #BaldforBieber - cue some dubious images of bald teenage girls.
Either you believe in the freedom of art galleries to exhibit modern art, which is provocative by nature, or you don't: if you think on this subject that it's elitist to defend Goldin's right to make dubious images - then face it, you are a philistine.
Scanning through Instagram brings up thousands of dubious images that look like clear adverts, but aren't labelled as such.
Video recording devices are simply going to overdo it the way still cameras overdid it, and now we all have hundreds or thousands of dubious images which despite being 10 or 15 megapixels, if you look closely or print too big, have all kinds of weird artifacts in them.
There are some misjudgments, including a dubious final image, but this is promising stuff from a company that could go far.
The result, according to a report by Germany's Konrad Adenauer Foundation, is people who are confused in their religious convictions "by a church that is led and represented by a high clergy with a dubious public image, full of contradictions and internal dissension".
That was the dubious self-image that led to the corporate implosions of Enron, WorldCom, Tyco International and a host other sick entities, according to another Enron Chief Executive, Stephen Cooper Stephen Cooper.
Over this weekend Ricoy found another medic instagramming dubious birth images.
