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Acronym	Definition
REP	Representative
REP	Reply
REP	Repair
REP	Repeat
REP	Reputation
REP	Registered Education Provider
REP	Republican
REP	Retail Electric Provider
REP	Repetition
REP	Real Estate Professional
REP	Republicans for Environmental Protection
REP	Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy
REP	Republikaner (German Conservative Party)
REP	Real Estate Photographer
REP	Reasonable Expectation of Privacy (law)
REP	Rural Education Program (various locations)
REP	Real Estate Partnership
REP	Re-Entry Permit (immigration)
REP	Rural Electrification Programme (various locations)
REP	Rab Escort Protein
REP	Race Equality Policy (various organizations)
REP	Reynolds Number
REP	Renewable Energy Project (Nepal)
REP	Report File
REP	Regional Exchange Point
REP	Reply File
REP	Replace Command
REP	Residential Exchange Program (utility law)
REP	Radiological Emergency Preparedness
REP	Registered Environmental Professional
REP	Resistive Exercise Products
REP	Rehabilitation Engineering Program (various organizations)
REP	Re-Employment Program (Toronto, Canada)
REP	Repose en Paix (French: Rest in Peace; band)
REP	Regional Evacuation Plan (US FEMA)
REP	Real Estate Publisher
REP	Roentgen Equivalent Physical
REP	Requirements Engineering Process
REP	Research Ethics Program (various schools)
REP	Recreation Engineering and Planning (Boulder, CO)
REP	Retail Energy Provider
REP	Researcher Exchange Programme
REP	Reconnaissance de l'Expérience Professionnelle (French: Recognition of Professional Experience)
REP	Raleigh Ensemble Players (Raleigh, NC)
REP	Régiment Etranger Parachutiste (French: Parachute Infantry Regiment)
REP	Release Reuse Equivalency Principle
REP	Reserve Enlistment Program
REP	Re-Entry Partnership (various locations)
REP	Réseau Ecologique Paneuropéen (French: Pan-European Ecological Network)
REP	Radioisotope Electric Propulsion
REP	Recognised Environmental Picture (British Royal Navy tool)
REP	Relativistic Electron Precipitation
REP	Radio Emergency Patrol (NYPD)
REP	Relativistic Effective Potential
REP	Read-Evaluate-Print
REP	Represent/Represented
REP	Reasonable Efforts Program
REP	Resonance Escape Probability
REP	Range Error Probable
REP	Realtek Echo Protocol
REP	Regional Equalisation Plan (Australia)
REP	Regional Evacuation Point
REP	Residue Elimination Project
REP	Réaction Extra-Pyramidale
REP	Residue Elimination Program
REP	Rating to Economic Performance (HSBC stock valuation tool)
REP	Radio-Electronic Protection
REP	Reinsurance Earned Premiums
REP	Refined Engineering Prototype

References in classic literature

Many are the evidences that Shakespeare's reputation had from time to time a struggle to maintain itself.

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The poet did as she bade him, and left her without a shred of reputation, and she was satisfied by getting fame though it was infamy.

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For the fact that it was this said thirty-first cousin, Mr d'Urberville, who had fallen in love with her, a gentleman not altogether local, whose reputation as a reckless gallant and heartbreaker was beginning to spread beyond the immediate boundaries of Trantridge, lent Tess's supposed position, by its fearsomeness, a far higher fascination that it would have exercised if unhazardous.

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But if, though unjust, I acquire the reputation of justice, a heavenly life is promised to me.

And please, as Glaucon requested of you, to exclude reputations; for unless you take away from each of them his true reputation and add on the false, we shall say that you do not praise justice, but the appearance of it; we shall think that you are only exhorting us to keep injustice dark, and that you really agree with Thrasymachus in thinking that justice is another's good and the interest of the stronger, and that injustice is a man's own profit and interest, though injurious to the weaker.

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Some humorous reference to the somber reputation of the place was made and forgotten as soon as uttered, and they talked of their business affairs until it grew almost dark.

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It was a hazardous, though maybe a gallant thing to do, since it is probable that the legend commonly received has had no small share in the growth of Strickland's reputation; for there are many who have been attracted to his art by the detestation in which they held his character or the compassion with which they regarded his death; and the son's well-meaning efforts threw a singular chill upon the father's admirers.

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Recognising the value to the bank of a spotless reputation for its officers, the President drew his check for the amount of the shortage and the Cashier was restored to favour.

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You've been going with girls who have a reputation for being free and easy, and now you've got the same reputation.

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When the men were all departed, Mrs Waters, recovering from her fear, recovered likewise from her anger, and spoke in much gentler accents to the landlady, who did not so readily quit her concern for the reputation of the house, in favour of which she began again to number the many great persons who had slept under her roof; but the lady stopt her short, and having absolutely acquitted her of having had any share in the past disturbance, begged to be left to her repose, which, she said, she hoped to enjoy unmolested during the remainder of the night.

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Men of evil reputation, when they perform a good deed, fail to get credit for it.

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Luckily, too, or else there would have been more shoddy reputations for first-rate seamanship.

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