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Kuchar has a sterling record in match play.

Television, and ITV in particular, has a sterling record of social action campaigns on- and off-air.

This gallery has a sterling record in presenting small, fine-tuned scholarly shows and this one, imported from the Phoenix Art Museum, exactly fits the description.

The editorial said that Mr. Thompson "has a sterling record in both the private and public sectors," first at the Board of Education, then the comptroller's office, and would reorient the priorities of City Hall to focus on tenants' rights, affordable housing and small businesses.

The gallery has a sterling record for presenting fine-tuned scholarly shows; this one, imported from the Phoenix Art Museum, exactly fits this description, with examples of silk brocades, tapestries and embroideries, including Buddhist ritual pieces dating from the Jin to the Qing dynasty (1644-1911).

Part of it is that Apple has a sterling record with consumer-oriented products.

(The state, as I noted above, doesn't have a sterling record on this front).

And there's Bob Allen, a former Republican Florida state representative, who had a sterling record in voting against giving those damned sodomites any rights.

The Koreans, in contrast, have a sterling record in both construction and operation.EDF has responded to the loss by attempting to unify the French nuclear industry under its control.

"Rick had a sterling record, and I don't think anyone could have fixed Xerox in the time he was given," said Roger C. Altman, a partner who had his own brush with a potentially career-killing foray -- once deputy Treasury secretary, his Washington career fizzled in 1994 over his handling of the Whitewater scandal.

The National Rifle Association is out with a new ad going after Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va)., who until recently had a sterling record with the group.