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• To the end, Connolly says his handling of Bulger was above reproach.
• Periphas was above reproach and his rule was accepted willingly by all.
• All the more reason for the fortunate few to be above reproach.
• Managing the tests and the results will be aboveboard and above reproach.
• His credentials as a supporter of Israel, he said, were above reproach.
• Shaham's contribution, though, is above reproach, combining superb technique with unforced musicality.
• Reynolds also was less inclined to believe that doctors were above reproach.
• So you might end up playing a Cressida who is above reproach ."
• "Nobody is above reproach in this business, " said GOP strategist Eddie Mahe.
• Even Powell, a close ally of Cheney's, was not above reproach.
• Watkins said she considered many of them " above reproach ."
• While he seems above reproach, the school is not entirely blameless.
• Bush campaign spokesman Scott McClellan said Cheney's integrity was above reproach.
• "He is an esteemed statesman, above reproach, " said one aide.
• He knows his behavior here has not always been above reproach.
• Those countries which use the death penalty must be above reproach.
• It has gone everywhere in public and has been above reproach.
• Even companies that have been above reproach, like Cisco Systems, are getting bruised.
• Like Caesar's wife, we have to be above reproach ."
• He is " above reproach and, more importantly, above politics,"