noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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bring
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They were banned and fined £500 for bringing the game into disrepute .
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Martin O'Neill, manager of Conference side Wycombe Wanderers, has again been charged with bringing the game into disrepute .
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As long as any advert does not bring the profession into disrepute nor is in bad taste then it is permissible.
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For example, a rule that prohibits bringing the exchange into disrepute can not be read cold from the rulebook.
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Front running usually does bring the exchange into disrepute .
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It helped to bring the system into disrepute and played a major part in the eventual breakdown of the Plowden structure.
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Represented Liverpool footballer Robbie Fowler when he was found guilty of bringing the game into disrepute .
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If he does not, he will bring the scheme into disrepute .
fall
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Planning and the rational model fell into disrepute in the mid to late 1970s for a number of reasons.
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At the very least it was more selective than various predecessors which by that time had fallen into disrepute .
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But the prolonged depression of the inter-war period upset this relationship, causing the quantity theory to fall into disrepute .
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Gilbert was the scion of an ancient aristocratic family that had fallen somewhat into disrepute .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And when there are bad civil servants, they cast all government programs into disrepute .
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As long as any advert does not bring the profession into disrepute nor is in bad taste then it is permissible.
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At the very least it was more selective than various predecessors which by that time had fallen into disrepute .
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Because of the problems with false prophecy, the gift of prophecy itself eventually fell into disuse and sometimes disrepute .
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Planning and the rational model fell into disrepute in the mid to late 1970s for a number of reasons.
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The five players were found guilty of bringing the game into serious disrepute and banned for life.
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They were banned and fined £500 for bringing the game into disrepute .