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But the industry and the governments keen to promote it look like repeating some of the mistakes that gave it a bad name in the first place.

Wolstencroft really wasn't such a bad name after all they both decided as they whirled around the Christmas tree at the front of the store.

the single-mindedly ambitious people have done to ambition--given it a bad name.

I don't mean to be harsh, but I don't want you to go around giving Blondes a bad name.

Such a fight would give activist investors even more of a bad name than they already have in corporate Europe.

The UK's former Information Commissioner Richard Thomas said the case gave privacy laws a "bad name" .

Yeah, but what you do there reflects on me. If you screw up it really gives me a bad name.

GETTING rid of a bad name is difficult; but a consistent message can do it, as Ben Bernanke has proved.

Barbering bigwigs worry that the lack of compulsory licensing in Britain keeps standards down and gives the craft a bad name.

What these guys have done, as some have already suggested, is to give bloggers and chatrooms a bad name.

The last thing that you want to do is get a bad name for yourself instead of compliments.

Give a dog a bad name and hang him is true in George's case. For no one ever has a good word to say for him now.

"Oh, there's a slut, " she said calling her every bad name in the book.

The Milking Newcastle group said that although they understand the concerns of Mr Stone, the intent was not to give students a bad name.

It is the kind of roller-coaster ride that gives Chinese stock investing a bad name.

They're throwing me in a class with a bad name.

But some that have been active in the offshore market are giving the asset class a bad name.

That is the sort of foot-dragging that gives gradualism a bad name.

Marston: I got me one of them idiots who give marshals a bad name.

Attempts to sneak in behavioural-targeting systems through the back door could give a promising idea a bad name.

a shop that treats its customers badly, as it gives their product a bad name too.

"Well, okay, but if he is tortured in Libya, it will give us a bad name" , said another participant.

More than seven in ten people (71%) believe that the attacks have given Islam a bad name.

In fact, "toothbrush" is actually a bad name, because your brushing should include your gums.

The second thing to lament about the current apology for a debate is that it is giving the idea of controlling health-care costs a bad name.

This notion got a bad name with the embargo of Iraq.

Despite their bad name, stereotypes can be handy short cuts that give us useful information about the world and other people.

This gave kabuki a bad name and eventually led in 1629 to women being banned from performing in theaters.

An egg cannot eat to the full, a bad name back to the old.

This kind of stabbing in the back gives journalism a bad name.

Political radicalism has a bad name in Nigeria, and not only when it threatens entrenched interests.

Some Kalenjin feel that Mr Moi and Mr Ruto gave their group a bad name.

On the web, similar "aggregator" sites, personalised or not, have a bad name as freeloaders that create no content of their own.

They have the expertise to advise you against bad name choices and explain why others are good.

The credit crisis of 2008-09 has given a bad name to open capital inflows.

Impatience, jumping the queue, poor table manners? these are just some of the Chinese tourists' habits that are giving China a bad name.

That kind of car has a bad name among motorists.

Relational Databases have recently been getting a bad name because they cannot scale well to support massive web services.

They got a bad name when Milken went to prison for securities fraud.

I think they've gone too far. They give Korean colleges a bad name.

It's the same with boredom, which also has a bad name.

These days Orientalism has a bad name.

By the way, she gives loser a BAD NAME, too.

A bad name is indicative of the type of people you will be working with.

99 percent of lawyers give the rest a bad name.

It is where hypocrisy first gained a bad name.

It all brought bad name to him.

It'll give us bad P. R. 13. You're giving us a bad name.

You Give Love a Bad Name: One milliliter of saliva contains about 100, 000, 000 bacteria.

I was giving arms dealers a bad name.

A bad name will hang to him.

Your mistakes in the job gave our company a bad name.

Whose life is it, anyway? Suicide has been given a bad name in human societies, by association.

So, do you think that a bad name brings some effects on his life?

But LBO became a bad name.

Trade and globalisation have a bad name in America.

Made a bad name for my game around town

On the Origin of the Bad Name and Humble Name of Ancient Dunhuang

its slow service gave the restaurant a bad name

No, it's not like when someone calls you a bad name

Slippery When Wet YOU GIVE LOVE A BAD NAME

You let your family down and brought the bad name to our rrputation

Darlin' you give love a bad name

Hey, you give love a bad name

A bad name that has stuck

give sb. a bad name

You give love a bad name-Bon Jovi