Speculation is rampant about what else is in Mitchell's document, and whether the former senator will live up to his reputation as a fair-minded problem solver.
"We hope this decision signals the special prosecutor's intention to live up to her reputation as a passionate, justice-focused attorney and bring charges against Zimmerman herself, " said NAACP President and CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous.
If Vancouver is to continue to live up to its reputation as an urban paradise, it will need a city government with the power, as well as the will, to keep it that way.
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Daimler's problem is that its small car must live up to the high reputation of its bigger saloons bearing the famous Mercedes badge.
When Halo creators Bungie parted ways with Microsoft, 343 undertook one of the most challenging projects in the industry: Live up to and exceed the reputation Bungie had established for this iconic franchise.
My reward in following this advice has uniformly been that my Welsh hosts would live up to the well-deserved reputation of the Welsh as being among the most verbal and most talkative of all peoples.
Perhaps the Times should live up to its assuredly well-deserved reputation and take heed of the esteemed position that it holds by knowing the facts before drawing conclusions about the relative quality of health care in the United States.
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The past may create your reputation, but you also have to live up to the promise you make with it.
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But he does not appear to have been a standout student and athlete whose reputation Dzhokhar would have felt pressure to live up to.
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