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The Secret Service has stated that guns at the convention are a no-go, but America's most ardent gun fans don't exactly have a reputation for just backing down when the federal government tells them what to do.
Nor has it exactly developed a reputation for scientific rigour.
Connecticut Democrats allowed that their state does not exactly have a reputation for Bacchanalian revelry.
(Yes, there was a fourth author, Kevin Hassett. But the co-author of "Dow 36,000″ doesn't exactly have a reputation to destroy).
Experts say that the case would have to be fought in China, a country that does not exactly have a reputation for strictly enforced copyright law.
The entire school thinks that Dylan vandalized the cars — or "did the dicks," in the show's parlance; he fits the profile exactly, with a reputation that involves dick stuff, car stuff, and antagonizing teachers.
My colleague Paul Krugman was harsh in his assessment of Boudreaux-Perry – "The BR piece is, in short, a complete non sequitur" — and scathing in his view of Hassett's qualifications: "the co-author of 'Dow 36,000' doesn't exactly have a reputation to destroy".
Neither exactly has a reputation for stability, or predictability.
Oracle doesn't exactly have a reputation for playing nicely.
Houston hasn't exactly earned a reputation as a city teeming with techies.
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