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If further investigation proved their involvement in civilian deaths, it could tarnish Mr. Ouattara's reputation overseas, where he is perceived to hold the high moral ground in the standoff with Mr. Gbagbo.

But the disclosure could fuel accusations of hypocrisy against the founder of Al Qaeda, who was 54 and lived with three wives at the time of his death, and will be welcomed by counterterrorism officials because it could tarnish his legacy and erode the appeal of his brand of religious extremism.

City authorities say such an occupation would be illegal however, and argue that it could tarnish Hong Kong's reputation.

If the company gets hacked, or individual users get robbed, it could tarnish the fintech startup's reputation.

Treating Iraqis with disrespect during the period, it added, could tarnish the soldiers' image in the international and local media.

"Anything less than perfection could tarnish it".

Or, a high-profile blow-up at one of the companies in which it owned a stake could tarnish McKinsey's reputation.

It is ironic that the main charge against the Al Jazeera journalists is that they sought to tarnish Egypt's image -- there is little that could tarnish it more than allowing such injustices to persist.

Although regulators will prevent Sky from simply picking up the remaining matches currently owned by Setanta if its rival goes under, being the last man standing could tarnish its own attempts to influence the competitive landscape of television.

Regardless of how 2008 sales turn out, the Wall Street sell-off of video game stocks could tarnish its reputation as a recession-proof investment.

Some physicians may fear that using SDM as a means of reducing healthcare costs could tarnish its patient-centered primary objective.