Definitions
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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of drag.
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Examples
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Malpractice cases carry a significant emotional cost for doctors, said study co-author Amitabh Chandra, an economist and professor of public policy at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government"They hate having their name dragged through the local newspaper and having to go to court," he said.
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"I didn't want his name dragged through the mud like some kind of deadbeat," she says.
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Suddenly, crushingly, Tom McKinney saw his name dragged through the mud.
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The word dragged out once Jake viewed her from head to toe.
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It was this sort of thing which, as the term dragged on, made Bloomfield more and more uncomfortable with his position.
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For the last six years, he has had his name dragged through the mud.
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"They hate having their name dragged through the local newspaper," he said.
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He didn’t deserve to die, and he sure as hell doesn’t deserve to have his name dragged through the mud.
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And I don’t want my name dragged into this when Andrew finds out and turns into something straight out of The Shining.
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The group says Peter Evershed on Saturday was dragged from a shower by five lions at a remote bush camp on Zimbabwe's northern border with Zambia.
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