1. iron cock
  2. boulevardier
  3. attend to the office on an empty stomach
  4. openminded
  5. job
  6. not make chalk of one and cheese of the other
  7. serve the public without thought of advantage to oneself
  8. abide by the law and social discipline
  9. give due consideration to both public and private interests
  10. square `deal fair treatment in a bargain
  11. fairness and justifiableness
  12. share enjoyment with those of the same taste
  13. avenge a personal wrong in the name of public interests
  14. Busniss is business.
  15. a fair field and no favor
  16. be so devoted to public interests as to forget one’ s own interests
  17. routine
  18. pampered son of a wealthy family
  19. go on and miscellaneous
  20. to be enthusiatic about charity work
  21. A determined effort can move a mountain. Where there is a will, there is a way
  22. like Lord Ye who claimed to be found of dragons but was mortally afraid of them
  23. too many leaders in a country or organization
  24. every cent goes to the public
  25. benefit oneself at the expense of public inte
  26. (of an official) clean and devoted, and govern the state with his own example of uprightness
  27. Turn about is fair play.
  28. sons of the rich or powerful
  29. advantageous to both public and private interest
  30. to forget oneself in the discharge of official duties
  31. to be loyal to one's country
  32. reveal to the public
  33. buy and sell at reasonabe prices
  34. cross-bench mind
  35. a handsome young man
  36. (literally) a non-existent gentleman--existing in name only
  37. Own consensus gentium
  38. Ougongmapo
  39. Used a large moving company
  40. Elegant son of a high official
  41. White Gongqing
  42. On business Leave the private
  43. without fear or favour impartiality
  44. Without fear or favour Mie Si
  45. Candour Not A
  46. Bribe Public Bank
  47. Story Huge public
  48. Things for the People
  49. candour probity
  50. prince's descendant son of a high official
  51. Public and private interests Two economic
  52. to act strickly according to official procedures or rules.
  53. And gave himself for the public
  54. Qigongwangfa
  55. Sell the public batten on
  56. fair dinkum legitimacy
  57. Story Huge public
  58. pursue public affairs really
  59. honest and clean candour
  60. Bribery of public goods line
  61. Public hearing and view
  62. Kiyoki pursue public affairs
  63. Public only Gongwang
  64. Without fear or favour Any direct
  65. Back public batten on
  66. Public to the private back
  67. present an argument just
  68. honest
  69. Is a public non-public
  70. public and private interests all kinds of difficulties occur simultaneously
  71. public and private interests be good for both parties
  72. Huang Kung wine loam
  73. Gongguimijian
  74. Dinggong Sinking
  75. By Jun name of government office in Han time
  76. depose Private fair
  77. A private waste company
  78. Damage to private companies
  79. Worry about the public above private interests
  80. Yibingzhigong
  81. Xiawuguogong
  82. No intestinal son of a high official
  83. The duke of zhou (brother of wu wang, first ruler of the zhou dynasty) Tu feed
  84. Masaaki fair
  85. Straight law court
  86. unfinished desk
  87. The rulers
  88. To the Senses
  89. Three aims xianggongzhuang
  90. Seven-phase five public
  91. Wooden mother of public money
  92. Minggongjuqing
  93. Name Company giant
  94. Abandoning public batten on
  95. Public and private care line
  96. Fresh back from the public
  97. Peak set down
  98. candour honest and clean
  99. detachment integrity
  100. Ice report ducument
  101. Public doors peach
  102. Cutting arm Union Company
  103. Pursue public affairs Is already
  104. always (to do something) as part of one's duty
  105. Pursue public affairs Not A
  106. Tobe Festival pursue public affairs
  107. confront the accused with his accuser law court
  108. torr Bulletin illicit
  109. Obsessions pursue public affairs
  110. Leisure travel son of a high official
  111. On business Private Bank
  112. On thin law court
  113. Bribery of public goods line
  114. Bribery of public goods line
  115. princes king's relatives
  116. pursue public affairs renunciation
  117. In good archduke
  118. The public above private interests
  119. Hold the ice ducument
  120. Zhigong impartiality
  121. Bulletin Private feud
  122. And sincere cloth public
  123. By the public and private line
  124. Public holidays batten on
  125. Urgent public bounty
  126. Ming Kung middle path
  127. Private Public forget ear
  128. Public Health version
  129. s hand pursue public affairs
  130. Deceased father After the private
  131. Fugongzhezu
  132. Mingqingjugong
  133. Out to devotion to public interests
  134. Ming Kung uprightness
  135. Name of public Kui Qing
  136. Ming Kung exact implication
  137. Mingqingjugong
  138. The public who were huge
  139. Ho has pursue public affairs
  140. Zhigong anatta
  141. entrust Bulletin illicit
  142. Public Bank Private Forex Capital Market LLC
  143. Kiyoki to manage or dedicate to official affairs
  144. Urgent public immediate gain
  145. dream the Duke of Zhou (brother of Wu Wang, first ruler of the Zhou Dynasty)
  146. Jun buses were
  147. Public opinion is the best judge of who's right and who's wrong.
  148. Public drunk public and taken to drink Li Zhang
  149. Zhang Li Kung Kung taken to drink Britain
  150. uglily Daughter in law Anyway appear parents-in-law
  151. Xiang Zhuang performed the sword dance as a cover for his attempt on Liu Bang’ s life— — act with a hidden motive
  152. Bagong Mountain, real or imagined
  153. Xiang zhuang swordplay aim at Liubang,the first emperor in Han Dynasty
  154. Great-grandfather fish Yuanzhe alight on the lure [come to one's lure]
  155. Jiang Taigong fishing, take the bait
  156. Public repair Public virtue Poxiupode
  157. Tiger by the pigs, Messire library
  158. Xiang Zhuang Sword Aim at Liubang,the first emperor in Han Dynasty
  159. There is much to be said on both sides. Po po said there
  160. There is much to be said on both sides. There is much to be said on both sides.
  161. Fire to Pig Black money to Ducument do