But now that the Internet has basically wiped out good-quality print magazines — many reputable titles are now celebrity-driven tabloids — and most Web sites pay nothing at all for content from contributors — not to mention the downturn in the book industry.
So Mr. Posner's "Motown: Music, Money, Sex and Power," actually a much more reputable book than its title suggests, recycles many stories that are familiar.
Most reputable auctioneers provide a current title assessment that indicates that the property is free of all debt.
It is now in the top 10 in nine of the 15 markets, earning the title of world's most reputable company.
There are a few reputable firms out there who can recovery a title for those people who do not know whose name it was last in or the owner is deceased.
But some people with dealings in the art world question the need for such insurance, since most reputable dealers guarantee that a buyer is getting clear title, and works sold by auction houses come with a warranty from the seller that they have clear title.
He advises foreign buyers in the Bahamas to find a reputable lawyer to help them navigate the process and catch any legal snags with the title.
Ira Belsky Franklin Lakes, N.J., Oct. 23, 2008 To the Editor: A couple of years ago, a reputable publishing company for which I do freelance editing assigned me a couple of "urban fiction" titles.
(Can you cite the title "Was Ever Maiden so Leericompooped?" in The New York Times?) There were also ditties by reputable composers, including Henry Purcell ("A Farewell to Wives"), Thomas Weelkes ("Three Virgin Nymphs") and John Eccles ("My Man John Had a Thing That Was Long").
They are reputable people.
