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Peachy Posted 22 years ago
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Of/For
Which is correct:
...a reputation of professional excellence.
or
...a reputation for professional excellence.
Thanks!
...a reputation of professional excellence.
or
...a reputation for professional excellence.
Thanks!
Top answer
Hello Peachy The 2nd: you have a reputation for something. MrP
- Hello Peachy The 2nd: you have a reputation for something.
- MrP
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