"Theaters were in the disreputable part of town, with pimps and gallows and bear-baiting, " she said.
They have a young daughter, Isabelle (Michelle Gylemo), and a disreputable best friend, David (Krister Henriksson).
Mr Kumar liked to recall the days when acting itself was regarded as disreputable.
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Her latest role is Rowena, an unprincipled investigative journalist for a disreputable rag called the New York Courier.
Agents travelling overseas will be banned from drinking on duty, visiting "disreputable establishments" and bringing foreigners into hotel rooms.
Others say it's the perception of a problem stemming from a few disreputable domestic wineries mislabeling vintages and grapes.
Opposition groups now worry that disreputable Golkar supporters could adopt even uglier tactics.
Seeing a potential for the industry despite its tiny asset base and somewhat disreputable image, FORBES put a spotlight on funds.
As an investment class, life settlement can be legitimate, if somewhat disreputable, but it is not for amateurs (FORBES, Oct. 5, 2009).
The RPS scheme cannot outlaw disreputable sites, or the unwanted emails offering cut-price deals on medicines such as the anti-impotence drug Viagra.
The National Enquirer, one of the less disreputable supermarket tabloids, reported last year that Mr Edwards had been carrying on with a campaign staffer.
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They offered political positions to editors who supported it, and Seward hired disreputable lobbyists to secure the votes of resistant Democrats and ambivalent border-state Unionists.
And osteopathic medicine has a certain disreputable tinge going back a century when osteopaths believed all disease sprang from the spine or the skeletal system.
Then again, who remembers the disreputable Vancouver Stock Exchange, long a haven for thinly traded stocks that drilled unsuccessfully for one metal or another, which finally shuttered in 1999?
Still, it isn't clear that Ro knows how unprincipled she is, or that the Courier knows how disreputable it is, for the movie itself has a smarmy tabloid soul.
But Goldman was still a fairly insignificant firm, in a business then considered sleepy and disreputable, when John decided to join in 1950, straight out of Harvard Business School.
They joined the thousands that had descended during the 1893 World's Fair, disreputable men and women who stayed long after the Ferris Wheel was dismantled and Buffalo Bill skipped town.
He moved next to a Florida paper, and from there to the disreputable corner office in the Enquirer building, in a run-down resort near Palm Beach, from which he was to entertain and terrify America.
Disreputable companies rarely escape punishment.
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Ms Medina, a disreputable character who is also being investigated for alleged links to the ELN, another guerrilla group, had given a videotaped interview in 2004 in which she said that three of her followers were given government jobs in exchange for her vote on the re-election amendment.
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