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He said some towns and cities have codes of conduct that allow employees to be fired if they act disreputably, but Charlottesville does not.

The youngest sister, Taeko, is modern, disreputably impatient for her turn to marry, and without any feeling for the Makioka past.

Blakk’s antagonists are cartoons, whether fascistic police officers or mainstream gays embarrassed to be represented by someone so proudly and disreputably “queer.”

When the dog dies at the end of the film’s disreputably enjoyable first act, the movie’s spirit dies too, never to recover.

From Time

"Audiences, when you have a protagonist that behaves this disreputably, you want to see them pay the price for that. "But what happened in reality?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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