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reputed to

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reputed to
thought to do, be, or have someone or something. My boss is reputed to have cancer. My neighbor was reputed to have been a spy during the war.


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COMPARED with the tiny audiences that some Sky Sports football matches are reputed to attract, At The Races did well to register a peak quarterhour figure of 114,558 individual viewers for the Breeders' Cup.
We have a mega superstar reputed to be worth in excess of pounds 30million who is simply not getting the service from his team-mates to enable him to use his great talents at Everton.
Anderlecht boss Hugh Broos was reputed to be lining up a bid to entice Valgaeren back to his native country ahead of their Champions League qualifier against Rapid Bucharest at the end of this month.
 
 
 
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