The drug bombed, one of several errors that tarnished his reputation.
So, in theory, the sexual harassment lawsuit that tarnished Thomas's reputation could save his job.
It has also honored Bill Clinton, though more than a decade after the scandal that tarnished his presidency.
Ms. Jackson, who expects to buy her home in 2010, had an unpaid medical bill that tarnished her credit rating.
He said the governor was risking the same kind of abuses that tarnished President Clinton's fund-raising in 1996.
By 1934 the shaky coalition was at the mercy of an incident the Stavisky scandal, a sordid affair that tarnished the reputations of several leading Radicals.
Selig's early years as the commissioner were marred by a strike that canceled the 1994 World Series and the steroids scandal that tarnished some of baseball's biggest stars.
Joaquin Del Rio, a journalist and one of the parade's founders, said Mr. Velez sought to find ways to profit from the parade that tarnished its spirit.
The past year has left bruises: his government has been beset by a series of corruption scandals that tarnished him as weak, evasive and out of touch.
Calvin Coolidge, who in 1924 named him one of the two attorneys to prosecute parties named in the Teapot Dome scandal that tarnished the administration of Pres.
Although the Maxx is essentially a five-door hatchback, G.M. -- like every other automaker in North America -- shies away from that tarnished label.
