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J.C. Flowers, based in New York, won its reputation as a private equity giant by revitalizing the Japanese firm that became Shinsei Bank.

The Arellano Félix gang set up shop in Tijuana and won its reputation as the most ruthless criminal syndicate in Mexico, taking control of the frontier bordering southern California by the time-honored techniques of murder, terror and torture.

In late 2013, Mr Vona declared a new direction for his party - towards the political centre, and away from the extreme right which won it its ugly reputation.

With Helen Steel, he took on McDonald's in a 20-year legal saga that, even if the fast-food chain ultimately won, damaged its reputation.

Also, for a bank like Citi that's still trying to win back its reputation, offering a service that helps consumers control spending can't be bad for its image.

Funds raised every year since then are underwater, showing how dependent the industry remains on decades-old investment wins for its reputation.

Prior to his arrival, Duke had never won a championship; its reputation of privilege and prestige had begun to build, but it was cemented under Laettner.

That choice, combined with what came to be an emphasis on the "classics," is what won the company its reputation as a midcult enterprise.

The broadcasts to occupied Europe that won the BBC its reputation were to come sooner and in more ghastly circumstances than even they foresaw.In this section A financial history of the world Best foot forward Lifting the lid Chequered airwaves Rebel, rebel Storms of colour A garden of visual delights ReprintsSome stars pierced the fog.

In Palestinian eyes, Hamas had created a kind of shadow civil society long before it won a reputation for suicide bombings.

First, a devaluation would knock the stuffing out of Hong Kong's financial markets, and China's carefully won reputation for keeping its hands off its new territory would be destroyed overnight.