Shkreli has an "extraordinary amount of negative notoriety," Greebel "has absolutely no notoriety," the filing said.
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" Their filing argues that while Shkreli has an "extraordinary amount of negative notoriety," Greebel "has absolutely no notoriety.
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"Since they label themselves as an ISIS cyber division even though they've never been acknowledged by ISIS—in lieu of inflating their own notoriety, they're inflating ISIS's notoriety," said Alkhouri.
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EU and Grassroots Out — that brought him real notoriety.
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So she has a great perspective on fame and notoriety.
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The group gained media notoriety in Britain after the Sept.
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"She had such huge notoriety for this work," says Firestone.
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Holiday first gained notoriety by speaking out against affirmative action.
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They're seeking publicity, notoriety and what they regard as fame.
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Increased notoriety has drawn fans as well as deterring them.
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Parton has nonetheless gained notoriety for her extensive philanthropic efforts.
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One such group, Southwest Key Programs, gained notoriety after Sen.
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But in this case, the motive is probably simple notoriety.
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I asked Tolya what he made of our building's notoriety.
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Bitcoin has gained most of its notoriety as an investment.
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I don't need the notoriety, I don't need the visibility.
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Her work came to notoriety posthumously thanks to Alice Walker.
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Despite its notoriety, the wall was relatively small in height.
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But he doesn't have the notoriety of many other owners.
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Cambridge Analytica made many mistakes on the path to notoriety.
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Instead, both brought her notoriety when they failed quite incredibly.
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This week, Mr. Hyde appeared to embrace his newfound notoriety.
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I'm sure he's surprised to have acquired such notoriety recently.
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He soon gained notoriety as a kind of cultural terrorist.
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He said his notoriety would command attention in the Senate.
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" She gained notoriety on "Beautiful Creatures" and "House of Cards.
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The egg's undeniable notoriety, however, does offer a unique marketing opportunity.
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Despite his notoriety, Koloff isn't in the WWE Hall of Fame.
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Unlike Helen, Blair basked in the fruits of her newfound notoriety.
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"Nobody at Winchester gains notoriety by upholding institutions," he points out.
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Pauline first gained notoriety in 1987 when SRL appeared in Pranks!
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Those types will expose you for a paycheck or gain notoriety.
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And, you know, I have some notoriety but I'm not rich.
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New artists usually seek notoriety by signing with a major label.
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Notoriety: Gravel's campaign is, by and large, not being taken seriously.
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Despite his notoriety, very few people are aware of his background.
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Polanski's career has flourished despite the notoriety of the rape case.
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Fame, or notoriety, is their currency, the only product being marketed.
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Dimock gained notoriety in the 2010 documentary "Gasland" by Josh Fox.
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The elite, counterterrorism-focused group gained notoriety when it rescued Capt.
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In the hour of her notoriety, when Edward VIII abdicated the
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Melenchon mocked his new notoriety in a blog on his website.
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Star first gained notoriety for posting personal blogs and vlogs online.
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Mercer's growing notoriety was "not so good for morale," he explained.
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The Times's stylebook says this: notoriety means more than just fame.
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Trolls see celebrity engagement as a way to boost their notoriety.
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But they got something else Mr. Trump has in abundance: notoriety.
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They would hate the notoriety of being singled out like that.
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Mr. Thompson had earned his transit notoriety, according to the police.
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The building's notoriety has helped put the couple in the spotlight.
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He gained fame and notoriety for aiming the company's goals high.
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This is not the K5's first brush with media notoriety.
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I never had enough notoriety to know who these people were!
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Her work gained international notoriety when it was profiled in TeenVogue.
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The cover drew wide notoriety, just as Mr. Krasnow had hoped.
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All the notoriety amounts to a big shift for Ms. Villarreal.
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She used her own notoriety to kick-start her modeling career.
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But one of the many Packers running backs to gain occasional notoriety?
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To break them for notoriety and financial gain is illegal and criminal.
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In a sense, "American Animals" rewards them with the notoriety they sought.
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Under his leadership, it gained notoriety for its attacks against U.S. forces.
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Kim Yo Jong gained notoriety at the Winter Olympics in South Korea.
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Arthur, as an anonymous clown-painted avenger, becomes a figure of notoriety.
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Viral YouTube clips couldn't give a teenage hooper notoriety beyond his ability.
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As she fought to stay anonymous, her notoriety also gave her power.
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As Saturday's appearance showed, that notoriety does not easily translate to reality.
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Despite his notoriety, his playing time in the N.F.L. has been limited.
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The Malibu Games mostly featured people whose notoriety centers on social media.
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The notoriety of Stromboli's active volcano has even translated into popular culture.
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Masturbation sleeves The masturbation sleeve endowed with most notoriety is The Fleshlight.
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And social media has driven a hunger for notoriety at any cost.
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Officials at the suburban White House are shocked by their new notoriety.
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Getting that kind of pop culture notoriety from Spicer's position isn't easy.
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The fame, or notoriety, criterion is just as important in this case.
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The second thing is that he gets notoriety for being on television.
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The line between fame and notoriety practically dissolves under this full moon.
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For all its notoriety, most Americans know very little about Guantanamo Bay.
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Work deserves credit, and I'm happy you're getting the notoriety you earned.
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The report slipped by after its release last month without much notoriety.
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Left gained notoriety for successful bets against stocks such as Valeant Pharmaceuticals.
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Peloton's advertising has also gained notoriety, but for all the wrong reasons.
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The Malibu Games mostly featured people whose notoriety centres on social media.
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But Thore, now 33, says she wasn't looking for fame or notoriety.
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"It brought some kind of notoriety to the Virgin Islands," he said.
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"This kind of notoriety is not a particularly good thing," she added.
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For Vytautas, the goal has been to leverage their new players' notoriety.
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That's Parker's advantage, but it's also her downfall: She craves the notoriety.
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That downturn fed territorial disputes and earned Matinicus some notoriety for lawlessness.
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Researchers say that a desire for notoriety has motivated many such perpetrators.
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He has already dispatched a number of opponents whose notoriety exceeds Masterson's.
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They won numerous tournament trophies and earned widespread notoriety in fishing circles.
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Avenatti first gained national notoriety in 2018 for his representation of Daniels.
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Its frequently circuslike atmosphere is a well-known component of its notoriety.
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Instead, it's often the trinkets inside that have gained the most notoriety.
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At his peak of notoriety, Avenatti even considered running for president himself.
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The fathers on both sides have their share of notoriety for different reasons.
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Etsy artist Rebecca Cullen achieved notoriety for marketing a $335 safety pin necklace.
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Instead, his notoriety has turned him into a celebrity of the cell block.
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Since the 20133s, no band has got the notoriety worldwide like Nickelback has.
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Noah, you've already found notoriety in popularizing the shisito pepper—another mild pepper.
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"My intentions aren't notoriety or money grabbing," Ms. Ashworth said in the interview.
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Before the election, he had no political notoriety—Mitchell is a business recruiter.
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ByteDance's notoriety went up a few notches this week after it acquired Musical.
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Corrections officials have said Holmes poses ongoing security challenges because of his notoriety.
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For his part, Yousafzai seems to be taking his internet notoriety in stride.
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It also means that even a minor terror attack can achieve global notoriety.
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At its core, Florence Foster Jenkins is a bizarre tale of accidental notoriety,
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For years, the notoriety of my case made me feel isolated and claustrophobic.
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Charles Williams gained notoriety in the independent wrestling circuit starting the late 1980s.
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Except that de Jong had gained his notoriety primarily by being, well, notorious.
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They're using it, I think, for attention or to try to get notoriety.
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Do you think this record when you really broke through to mainstream notoriety?
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Block first gained notoriety for alleging fraudulent accounting in publicly traded Chinese companies.
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No other pipeline has developed as much notoriety as the proposed TransCanada Corp.
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Jones gained notoriety in the late 1980s after calling the 1987 market crash.
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Despite their notoriety as a major pollutant, plastics have important stories to tell.
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Christie's novel derives much of its notoriety from the solution to its mystery.
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But lately Edo State has gained notoriety as a hub of sexual exploitation.
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Certain to attain MASSIVE notoriety yet also likely to win the main prize.
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But Mr. Lee's case has drawn particular interest because of his past notoriety.
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Jim Keady, a former Asbury Park councilman who gained unexpected notoriety after Gov.
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Brown-Long told Holt that she will use her notoriety to help others.
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The case is unrelated to the incident that first gained Shkreli public notoriety.
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Now the police are trying to end the notoriety of gunmen in shootings.
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He gained notoriety in November when he and two other House Republicans – Reps.
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Since the theft, Mr. Cattelan has been taking advantage of the crime's notoriety.
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Out of her solitude hatch these sparkling, sadomasochistic stories, and, recently, some notoriety.
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The practice was dubbed "ghosting" after gaining notoriety in online dating, CNBC notes.
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They first rose to notoriety after they murdered the young blogger Rajib Haider.
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Many put Obilić's absurdly improbable rise down to the notoriety of their owner.
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The fathers on both sides have their share of notoriety, for different reasons.
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Did the notoriety from his acting mean that other competitors treated Josh differently?
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There were signs even in high school that national notoriety was having an effect.
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The sentence comes not long after another on-campus sex assault case gained notoriety.
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So, Rubio's shoe notoriety might just get him to the front of the race.
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Is there a contestant who just wants to gain notoriety for his wine company?
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This island haven also let Miró retreat from the pressures of art world notoriety.
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Carl Benjamin is known as Sargon of Akkad, who first gained notoriety during Gamergate.
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As the Bechdel Test's notoriety increased, however, so, too, did critiques of its measurements.
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Despite this notoriety, there is much more to Seren Sensei than that buzzy clip.
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That practice was dubbed "ghosting" after gaining notoriety in the realm of online dating.
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With more notoriety has come bigger budgets, and ultimately, more adventurous bookings and productions.
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It was one poster in particular, though, that propelled Sister Serpents into worldwide notoriety.
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But she notes that the global notoriety has come at a "slightly negative" cost.
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The only force field present was the one generated by his desire for notoriety.
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But his notoriety may have worked against him as far as Snow was concerned.
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But NAMBLA's sudden notoriety drew attention—and disgust—that such groups definitely didn't want.
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His involvement in Uber brought him notoriety, while Carolan's role slipped through the cracks.
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Logan later achieved worldwide notoriety after filming a dead body in Japan's Aokigahara forest.
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"I think they are starting to enjoy the notoriety," Wallish told the news outlet.
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He's not in it for the notoriety and doesn't care if anyone believes him.
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Three years earlier, Leathers had earned notoriety as Anthony Weiner's most famous sexting partner.
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For all its notoriety and specialty, Tango is a feature bound for mass consumption.
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For another, plenty of people figure notoriety is not all that different from fame.
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There was a dark side to his newly found notoriety as well, Chan reveals.
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I spoke with Steinberg this afternoon to see how he's handling his sudden notoriety.
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Residents will also be compensated for their financial losses due to the building's notoriety.
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So we've had quite a bit of notoriety on our nutty chocolate chip cookie.
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Bad schools can be sued, and the notoriety of the lawsuits can garner attention.
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By the time he gained any kind of notoriety he was rich and gone.
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"I can't compete with Forever 21's prices or David Yurman's notoriety," she said.
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" Further, although she enjoys her notoriety, she cringes at "the transparency of her talk.
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The last show I performed in Moscow I got a little too much notoriety.
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Eighteen surgeries and some notoriety followed after his story became public during Bergdahl's trial.
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People would die for that kind of notoriety to bring awareness to the mission.
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The notoriety has obscured the club's bid to raise its national profile this year.
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Certain to attain MASSIVE notoriety yet also likely to win the main prize. #Venezia76.
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More recently Mr. Cho gained notoriety through the highhanded actions of his family members.
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Against this backdrop, the Alden name has assumed some notoriety in the newspaper industry.
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The group's popularity has no doubt fanned the flames of Kevin Nguyen's online notoriety.
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" Nyong'o previously gained notoriety for her Oscar-winning performance in "12 Years A Slave.
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Tommy has more notoriety, but The Who's best rock opera is their second attempt.
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But those people, I'm not sure those people would ever risk losing that notoriety.
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But Hodel truly gained notoriety in 1949, when his daughter Tamar accused him of incest.
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"We'd be giving those guys too much notoriety if we spice it up," Alkhouri said.
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His wife and daughter could not escape fame, they could hope only to avoid notoriety.
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He gained some notoriety in 2011 for capturing another photo series at the Dead Sea.
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The Facebook Live videos that gained the group notoriety may be key to the case.
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"He sought many things from his act of terror but one was notoriety," Ardern said.
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Under Charney, American Apparel gained notoriety for its racy advertising and its leader's brash antics.
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"What gas companies have always been is a matter of common notoriety," the article read.
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"The problem is, once an electronic artist gets notoriety, they want institutional acceptance," he says.
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However, Lombardo said he did not want to give any notoriety or attention to Paddock.
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Its business model gained notoriety: apeing successful American online firms in Europe and emerging markets.
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Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy continues to wear the mullet that has gained him notoriety.
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But the small screen is really where Perry found notoriety with dozens of TV appearances.
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Brown's case gained notoriety again this week, with tweets about it flying from multiple celebrities.
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I ask Hannah how he seemed to deal with his newfound notoriety at the time.
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Films based on true stories often exaggerate the contemporary notoriety of events for dramatic effect.
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But they gained notoriety when they kidnapped more than 210 school girls in April 210.
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According to Evans, Deen's notoriety has even helped the careers of some of his accusers.
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Her notoriety spread so quickly that her mother called her from California the next day.
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"He sought many things from his act of terror, but one was notoriety," Ardern said.
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Takata's notoriety could work to the advantage of bidders, ensuring potential claims have been identified.
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In essence, the "notoriety" of Kim's sex tape helped put her family on the map.
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But this study was the first to the chemical some notoriety among consumer watchdog groups.
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They surge in popularity and notoriety for brief spells, only to dip, and later reappear.
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SEA has gained notoriety for hijacking news organizations' Twitter accounts and knocking their websites offline.
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"I'm not playing the game for (notoriety)," Leonard said at NBA Finals media day Wednesday.
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If you don't build that…with notoriety and presence, you're not in the game anymore.
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He was totally unmanageable, and enjoyed the notoriety his antics gave him within the prison.
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You are the sign of sex, Scorpio, but cash and notoriety are your other loves.
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Her popularity (and notoriety) made dressing up as the embattled influencer an perfect Halloween costume.
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For the Diamantises, that particular booth is a welcome source of notoriety, curiosity and business.
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Unfortunately, notoriety comes only when the country wants to jeer him as a bumbling fool.
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Mr. Farenthold, first elected in 2010, has long had a whiff of notoriety about him.
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For Ms. Gibson, a natural introvert with a beatific smile, notoriety has been an adjustment.
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They attained notoriety in New York when several were found in Central Park in 2013.
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"I am not going to give him any notoriety for what he did," Gerke said.
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She most recently gained notoriety for her philanthropic efforts and staunch support of prison reform.
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Yesenia recently gained some notoriety thanks to a video that went viral on social media.
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Hailed in a few local papers as a hero, Comstock gained a taste for notoriety.
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Professional gaming is an emerging industry growing in popularity and offering lucrative pay and notoriety.
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Survivor memory — perhaps suggestively nudged by Mengele's subsequent notoriety — has not always been entirely accurate.
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"I am not going to give him any notoriety," said Odessa Police Chief Michael Gerke.
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But the notoriety over the theft might increase its value to $1 million, he said.
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Wiley has gained notoriety for his portraits of young black men that channel classical works.
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There's nothing wrong with pursuing a materialistic view of success: more money, greater status, notoriety.
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Antifa—short for anti-fascist action—has grown in notoriety since the election of Donald Trump.
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Angels are the faces of the brand, with air-tight contracts, staggering paychecks, and unprecedented notoriety.
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Asaib grew and gained notoriety for targeting American troops, claiming responsibility for over 21,22016 such attacks.
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Asaib grew and gained notoriety for targeting American troops, claiming responsibility for over 6,000 such attacks.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is garnering a lot of notoriety in a really short amount of time.
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This subsequently allows these threat actors to sell their "services" for more money or gain notoriety.
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Yet Rosalie doesn't mince words on how lucky her mother was to gain notoriety at all.
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Try as he might to gain influence and notoriety, Pell seems to have lost the game.
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The debt-fuelled megadeals on which the industry had built its fame (or notoriety) seemed over.
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The NTJ only gained national notoriety in 2018 for vandalizing Buddhist statues in central Sri Lanka.
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If the people on the sidewalk knew of the Mustang's notoriety, they did not show fear.
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Sabalenka has gained notoriety for both her exceptional skills and rather loud grunts on the court.
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The concern: Mass shooters are carrying out these horrific tragedies in part for fame and notoriety.
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He would bring clout and a positive notoriety, maybe more so than anyone else, even Ellison.
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Kobach's first claim to notoriety came in the aftermath of the September 20163, 2001, terror attacks.
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Given the notoriety Damore's writing has achieved, it's striking how poorly the whole thing holds together.
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Basically, she's accumulated a level of social notoriety most of us will never come close to.
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It's safe to say his notoriety dwarfs his less-than-stellar 6-9 professional MMA record.
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Known as the "Egyptian Magician," Kabary Salem gained notoriety when an opponent died after a fight.
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Poor Mason the baby koala isn't helping his species' notoriety for being just a tad dopey.
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The stock rout last summer coincided with the apex of both Xu's success and his notoriety.
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Zappa was an early example of a brand of celebrity in which notoriety overshadowed professional accomplishment.
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I admire the fact that she's used her notoriety for good as an anti-bullying ambassador.
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He should take the notoriety and run, because it's never going to be like this again.
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Meek Mill's notoriety brought necessary attention to these issue and has highlighted a path to progress.
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The wych elm has a notoriety that must have given French a kernel of plot inspiration.
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Several years ago, as Mr. Shkreli gained notoriety, the two men stopped talking to each other.
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They only have a small chance at a rose, but a 250 percent chance of notoriety.
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But the region kind of embraces its notoriety with a wink-wink and a nudge-nudge.
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But the notoriety had its downside, too, she said, including threats she received after the episode.
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The titleholder, Joanna Jedrzejczyk, has not reached the mainstream notoriety of Rousey, but aficionados love her.
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As DuBuc discovered, getting off a state's online database doesn't mean the end of online notoriety.
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But sure enough: Making Vines brought him notoriety, inside and outside of his high school hallways.
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Although the case has gained notoriety, many say it reflects a reality in parts of Argentina.
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"He may have sought notoriety, but we in New Zealand will give him nothing," she said.
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Zerodium has gained notoriety for offering high payouts and bounties for targets such as the iPhone.
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At the time, she had attained a degree of notoriety by photographing crying children or monkeys.
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But even without the notoriety of his death, his memory might have lived on in another way.
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It's an interesting idea that will definitely benefit from having someone with Bjork's notoriety spreading the word.
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Here's how Grumpy Cat rose to notoriety and brought happiness to many with her memorable miserable demeanor.
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She had led a humble lifestyle after the scandal but never escaped the notoriety it brought her.
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She expressed concern about whether her notoriety would cause her future child to be bullied and teased.
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Before it gained notoriety as hell on earth, Falluja was called the city of mosques and minarets.
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In the end, Finnish journalists adopted a policy similar to those proposed in the No Notoriety campaign.
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The thing that's gotten me the most notoriety is the thing I put the least effort into.
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Experts divide them into categories like "hacktivists" and "script kiddies," opportunistic hackers motivated by notoriety or fame.
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He gained notoriety for Aereo, which was well on its way to irrevocably changing the TV business.
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Adam Lambert's career found fame after American Idol, but he recently admitted that instant notoriety was bittersweet.
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And in typical Cash fashion, she always stayed modest and humble, quietly deflecting any attention or notoriety.
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It's that stability, Zemitis says, that has gotten the company notoriety in the high-end tent marketplace.
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The situation has changed since: several jihadists who have recently attained notoriety have had links to Italy.
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Over the past few years, Thomas has gained notoriety as one of this generation's leading American artists.
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His designs may not have Demna Gvasalia notoriety, but they're generally well-liked by editors and customers.
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It gained notoriety in May 2015 by killing six soldiers when it shot down an army helicopter.
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Among the younger generation of Mexican immigrants, some had only the dimmest understanding of Mr. Guzmán's notoriety.
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Insys gained notoriety recently for bankrolling the campaign against marijuana legalization in Arizona during the November election.
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Tay-K gained notoriety in 2017, when he cut off his ankle bracelet and fled house arrest.
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Sampson, a regular at the club in question—The Alamo—is delighted with his new-found notoriety.
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Tay-K gained notoriety in 2017 when he cut off his ankle bracelet and fled house arrest.
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And Steph is getting a lot of notoriety, obviously, and drawing fans and media everywhere we go.
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Despite all of her notoriety, Bertita never changed, she was still sweet, wry and tenacious as ever.
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Wham's breakout second album, Make It Big (21998), catapulted young Michael and Andrew Ridgeley to worldwide notoriety.
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"There are more and more people of color rising to notoriety in the [cannabis] space," they said.
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However, Abrams said she and Gillum did not earn the same notoriety as O'Rourke following their runs.
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" But it's Schwendeman's grandmother, Fleecie, who is getting the biggest kick out of her husband's "funny notoriety.
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So within Tom Tom, we explore the idea of what 'great' means or what's worthy of notoriety.
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But the cocktail's notoriety has led to a serious problem for the bar: lost and stolen toes.
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The Iowa-born California congressman is trying to use his TV notoriety in a bid for president.
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Rapinoe has gained both notoriety and praise — depending on your party affiliation — for her unabashed political statements.
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Allende gained notoriety in Chile when she co-founded the first feminist magazine in the country, Paula.
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That's exactly what happened with the price hike that brought "Pharma Bro" Martin Shkreli to national notoriety.
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That state's last execution, of Joseph Wood, gained international notoriety as the longest execution in American history.
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On "Hyperion," Lévy steps lightly over the shaky bridge between heritage and modernism, between anonymity and notoriety.
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" Greebel's lawyers argued in that filing that because of Shkreli's notoriety and his stunts since then, "Mr.
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He has gained all this notoriety by stacking cups in small pyramids at a mind-boggling clip.
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Her heirs to the throne of tabloid notoriety have no such luxury, nor do they desire it.
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In time, its notoriety started to pay off; in 2013, Mr. Sestero wrote a tell-all book.
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However, Uber's latest string of scandals may leave a worse mark than its past brushes with notoriety.
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Anon-IB first gained notoriety in 2014 for its involvement in the hacking of celebrities' nude photos.
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Other artists have attempted to capitalize on the viral notoriety of these rappers by working with them.
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It got those, but also notoriety and a perennially weak team in football, the league's signature sport.
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He's a stoic, an existential drone, a man who doesn't crave notoriety and has strict internal standards.
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Her gaining notoriety goes hand in hand with her efforts to help these organizations that she supports.
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He has also focused on prominent people, while other presidents often pardoned people not of particular notoriety.
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And he gained some notoriety, starting at 9 when relatives were rounded up in a federal raid.
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A politician of some notoriety recently made a comment about Washington that some Americans would agree with.
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Chip and Joanna Gaines rose to notoriety thanks to their home makeover series, which premiere in 2013.
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Even with his notoriety, this would have had little impact on national politics but for one coincidence.
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Mr. Rosen urged the judge to "set the tone," given the gravity and notoriety of the case.
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His comments about Jews and black people were dismissed as "trolling" in the early days of his notoriety.
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But the notoriety of cybercrime hasn't necessarily stopped employees from falling from the same old tricks, Verizon found.
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But the bid gave him the "notoriety," as he puts it, to take his show on the road.
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At the peak of its notoriety, the issue was talked about nearly 1,000 times in a single day.
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"Game of Thrones" is by no means the first show to gain notoriety for killing off major characters.
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Reddy's outsized meals weren't a simple pursuit of internet notoriety, but a reflection of his equally outsized heart.
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The rapper quickly gained international notoriety for his unrestrained lyrics and unsettling music videos that he directs himself.
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In 210, Madonna put out the album MDNA, obnoxiously ushering MDMA into a new era of mainstream notoriety.
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Pruitt also savors this kind of notoriety from the media, even as he hides his whereabouts from them.
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The fund first gained notoriety in 2013 after joining a coalition of activists in a stake for Sotheby's.
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Groups which didn't receive the notoriety of Tomb Mold or Horrendous stretched blast beats and growls even further.
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"I don't even know if she has an idea of the scope of her notoriety," he told Mashable.
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Shkreli, and his lawyers, have good reason to fear that his notoriety could bias potential jurors against him.
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Hockey did not quite have the same notoriety in the United States in 1924 as it does now.
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In June 1999 the family moved to Bethesda, Maryland, where Steve grew up, hoping to escape the notoriety.
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That's partially because so many figures involved in the trial went on to achieve greater pop culture notoriety.
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And the hideout, like the man who briefly lived there, was mysterious and gaining notoriety by the day.
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He drew worldwide notoriety in May 2013 when cell phone video appeared to show him smoking crack cocaine.
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He never lost it more than on "Darling Nikki," a song from "Purple Rain" whose notoriety precedes it.
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He would rather be infamous than be unknown, and he'd quickly sacrifice morals in the name of notoriety.
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The men gained notoriety after they knelt during the national anthem to protest police brutality and racial inequality.
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"They exploited my state of mind for profit and notoriety," Spencer told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution last week.
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To win Alper over, Cuban touted his access to celebrity influencers who could help the app gain notoriety.
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He converted to Islam and gained notoriety as a singer of nasheeds, or Islamic devotional music, in German.
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She gained notoriety for living a lavish lifestyle that critics saw as a symbol of impunity and graft.
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Daniels, whose legal name is Stephanie Clifford, gained notoriety after suing President Donald Trump following an alleged affair.
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Despite his notoriety within East Coast rap, Volpe seems content in his role as a low-key hitmaker.
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Most dangerous of all were La Mirada Punks, a gang that quickly grew in notoriety in the 80s.
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He believes any effort to do so is an attempt by Bannon to gain notoriety of his own.
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A letter to an acquaintance on this day in 1773 indicates that her notoriety also won her freedom.
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Crucially, because of his notoriety within the far right, Collins's moles don't have to explain themselves to him.
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Henze gained notoriety as an Apple hacker after revealing a macOS vulnerability known as KeySteal earlier this year.
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While Bulger was robbing banks and killing people, his younger brother Billy was acquiring political notoriety and power.
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Bondi also says Simpson moving to Florida would create a burden on law enforcement because of his notoriety.
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As an Instagram star and conceptual artist, Alexandra Marzella gained notoriety for her political performances and explicit selfies.
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He may have sought notoriety, but we in New Zealand will give him nothing—not even his name.
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Also, it is not unheard-of for the Bureau of Prisons to take an inmate's notoriety into consideration.
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"I can state with certainty that this notoriety is not what Ms. Khan is looking for," she added.
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But he acknowledged that "unlawful posting of criminal activity for notoriety and publicity," was a seldom-used law.
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The notoriety of the many nicknames for these children suggest both their prevalence and stigmatization, the researchers said.
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The chaotic-good corvid gained notoriety in 2016 for tampering with a crime scene in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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The Islamist militant group attained international notoriety after abducting more than 270 schoolgirls from the town of Chibok.
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Their notoriety helps them forge bonds with their followers based on admiration for and loyalty to the leader.
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He may have sought notoriety but we in New Zealand will give him nothing -- not even his name.
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He may have sought notoriety, but we in New Zealand will give him nothing -- not even his name.
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But the site has gained notoriety for allowing neighbors to stir up paranoia about crime on their streets.
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Shocked by my prescience, I reached out to Carrera to see how he feels about his newfound notoriety.
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But for all his local fame and notoriety, Mr. Moore was never an inevitability in the Senate race.
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The first wedge that Donald Trump had that gave him notoriety was, 'Build a wall,' 'rapist,' 'murderers,' etc.
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Understand, that this was a show that built its notoriety on human-on-human conflicts and unforeseen consequences.
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The problem there is you need a bit of notoriety before someone buys a can of your shit.
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Released in 2007, Passage was the third game created by Rohrer and the first to garner him global notoriety.
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The film had a bout of notoriety back in September when it premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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Ironically, the Pilates-inspired workout gained quick notoriety when it became a favorite of former first lady Michelle Obama.
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He would love for someone to break his record in Russia and free him from this lifetime of notoriety.
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It gained notoriety by abducting more than 200 girls from the northeast Nigerian town of Chibok in April 2014.
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The Jalisco cartel's notoriety exploded last year when it carried out a series of direct attacks on the authorities.
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The former Formula 1 aerodynamicist has become one of Australia's most skilled bakers, and risen to notoriety very quickly.
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It gained notoriety after an overdose of the painkiller was deemed to have killed pop singer Prince in 2016.
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Ocasio-Cortez, a rising progressive star, quickly gained notoriety in part due to her active use of social media.
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At Fox News, Kelly reached peak notoriety for her confrontation with Donald Trump at the first Republican presidential debate.
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While the foundation has some renown, in recent years, this pales in comparison to the notoriety generated by Solomon.
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Watching companies go from nothing to notoriety in no time was a master class in marketing and product development.
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Similarly, Outlander first gained notoriety thanks to just how genuinely sexy its time traveling boots knocking happened to be.
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He earned local popularity and national notoriety for his harsh treatment of prisoners and zealous pursuit of illegal immigrants.
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Neistat most recently gained notoriety for snowboarding behind a Jeep through New York City during the January 2016 snowstorm.
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Though the comparisons to Kim and Kylie has certainly given them notoriety and buzz, it's not without its downsides.
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Some of those currently standing up for free speech are trying to drain university resources while gaining personal notoriety.
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It's not lower than market value nor is the seller trying to score a premium because of its notoriety.
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Mr Ablyazov's appeal in Kazakhstan appears limited, though he enjoys notoriety at home because of the government's constant denunciations.
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Going relatively unnoticed, the automotive appliance has since reached Miles Davis levels of notoriety thanks to a Reddit post.
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Over the past few years, BoJo has gained notoriety for mishandling political and social situations in the real world.
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True believers are shrugging it off, but with its newfound notoriety, a lot of latecomers are feeling some pain.
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Zimmerman has been trolling for notoriety since his acquittal, to the point of retweeting an image of Martin's body.
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He made cracking down on illegal immigration a priority for his deputies, a stance that gained him national notoriety.
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Trump views the entire world through the lens of fame and notoriety: Trump's measure of success is money, sure.
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Money can be both a gift and a curse; notoriety can render you both an idol and a target.
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In the mid-2000s, Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt gained widespread notoriety by playing the villains on 'The Hills.
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These gunmen were believed to share two hypermasculine traits: feelings of profound isolation and a compulsion for viral notoriety.
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She earned some notoriety in 2012 for defending U.S. soldiers accused of urinating on the corpses of Taliban fighters.
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"Because of the defendant's notoriety, there is intense interest in the defendant's plea and sentence," Cote said in court.
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These are certainly strange times given both Beyonce and Jay-Z's notoriety for keeping quiet about their private life.
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When he staged his introductory attack, the self-proclaimed Mr. Mercedes was not satisfied with violence and notoriety alone.
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Earlier this month, the town gained national notoriety when it voted to keep its old seal for historical reasons.
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In December of 299, Warren Buffett was 32 years old and gaining notoriety as an investor in Omaha, Neb.
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As a result, these white colleagues make more money, receive more notoriety and, in many cases, receive valuable benefits.
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Apple Music and Tidal have both grown in notoriety and increased subscriber totals as a result of these deals.
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Illmob is a hacker group founded by Will Genovese, who gained notoriety for stealing Microsoft source code in 2004.
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As Branca Studios gained notoriety, Abran's vision for his studio expanded; he wanted to start designing his own merchandise.
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He also says Kelly makes for a difficult prisoner because of his notoriety and implications that come with that.
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Dostum was a former communist general who had earned some notoriety for changing his allegiance in previous Afghan conflicts.
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It's got a notoriety that, admit it, has you intrigued to see just how disastrous it could possibly be.
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Religious Freedom Restoration Act Mike Pence gained notoriety in 2015 for signing the Religious Freedom Restoration Act into law.
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Chinese scientist He Jiankui earned worldwide notoriety last week after claiming to have engineered the first gene-edited babies.
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But it is most likely related to one or more of four categories of activities that have drawn notoriety.
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Its origin is murky but possibly Italian, after a village whose residents gained notoriety for selling fake papal garments.
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New Zealand's prime minister has vowed not to give the mosque shooter the sort of notoriety he clearly desires.
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Uganda's infamous 'anti-gay' bill Around the same time, Uganda gained notoriety internationally for the infamous "anti-gay" bill.
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T.S. Eliot was born in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1888 and gained notoriety as a poet early in life.
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This over-the-top sex toy has been around for a while, but it's gained notoriety in recent years.
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Whether it's for profit, to eat, to wear, for tradition, to gain notoriety, or to make a political statement.
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While the notoriety has put a bigger spotlight on Clifford's career, she said, the attention also has its downsides.
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"I think he's enjoying his notoriety and the celebrity piece to all of this," said a friend of Steyer's.
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The leak was archetypal: It earned him both notoriety as a historic whistle-blower and a life in exile.
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She sees her notoriety as a political asset, burnishing her credentials as a fearless speaker of truth to power.
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We felt that part of our mission was to create a ceremony where these folks are given more notoriety.
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Even in this crowd, "La Religieuse" stood out, less for its notoriety than its brilliant filmmaking and impassioned restraint.
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The group staged a performance in 2012 in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior that gained them international notoriety.
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Corsi gained notoriety as the author of a book questioning John Kerry's military service during the 2004 presidential campaign.
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Bill: For the first 40 years since the game's creation, I received very little notoriety – maybe one radio interview.
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Their athletic achievements rival the men, and they earn more money, endorsements, and notoriety than all other female athletes.
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Metcalf gained notoriety during the pre-draft process for his impressive physique, and apparently, his shirtless meeting paid off.
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According to the FBI, the attack was not about targeting "a specific casino or venue," but about destruction and notoriety.
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Shire gained notoriety on Tumblr and Twitter, posting beautiful, gut-wrenching poems meditating on home, womanhood, and the immigrant experience.
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The Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro is a device that earned some notoriety at its launch, mostly because of its looks.
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Throughout the season, her fantasy erotica series "The Time Hump Chronicles" gave her notoriety among prisoners and staff at Litchfield.
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You just can&apost imagine who has got the sickness that they have or wants notoriety, whatever is causing it.
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So Emerson told the MC to change his alias to "Bin Laden," in order to capitalize on the single's notoriety.
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Rimac was founded in 2009, and it's gained notoriety for developing two mind-bendingly fast hypercars called Concept_One and Concept_Two.
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The app uses the same story line as the series, which follows Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar's rise to notoriety.
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But that case, in spite of its notoriety, does not appear to have any connection to Monday's shooting, authorities said.
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He then gained notoriety for his coverage of "Gamergate," which is the term that describes sexism in video game culture.
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Paanch gained whispered notoriety for its banned status and for featuring anti-heroes and moral ambiguity in its central characters.
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XPeng initially gained notoriety outside of China because of how much the G3 resembles Tesla's Model X, inside and out.
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The Zika virus has quickly gained Ebola-level notoriety as it has spread through the Western Hemisphere in recent months.
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On the thrilling premiere of Game Changers, some of the show's biggest legends found themselves struggling against their own notoriety.
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That notoriety, in other words, is also a testament to how valuable being high up in Trump's mentions can be.
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So-called honor killings in Pakistan have gained notoriety worldwide, but cases of men killed in such attacks are rare.
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The show brought back Laura Benanti, whose Melania impression first gained notoriety when she spoofed Melania's Republican National Convention speech.
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Its secretaries haven't wielded the power or gained the notoriety of a secretary of state or secretary of the Treasury.
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Hanson gained international notoriety 20 years ago when she warned that Australia was in danger of being "swamped by Asians".
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CM8 gained notoriety just before Christmas 2015 when it released a batch of blockbusters that were still playing in theaters.
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Maybe they're teenagers; maybe they're politicians; maybe they're celebrities; maybe they're just randos catapulted into notoriety by today's algorithmic tsunami.
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Meanwhile, antifascist black metal bands like Ancst and Dawn Ray'd are gaining notoriety for their rejection of sexism and racism.
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Since then, Dr. Berger has developed a degree of notoriety among commenters in the R/Japan and R/JapanLife threads.
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That cameo was just the latest stepping stone in Pussy Riot's rise to global notoriety as female icons of resistance.
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Heimbach first gained notoriety for attempting to start a "White Student Union" at Towson University in Maryland, his home state.
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The leopard gained notoriety after he roamed into a private school in suburban Bangalore for nearly 14 hours last Sunday.
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The substitution puts a well-versed securities lawyer in Musk's corner and adds notoriety to an already high-interest case.
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Thirty years later, Lords must deal with people still discussing her past and aims to use her notoriety for better.
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Fransen rose to international notoriety last month when President Trump retweeted three anti-Islam videos that she had originally shared.
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It was always clear to me that Ferrante's battle against notoriety was waged, in a sense, for all of us.
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And people can gain more creating fake information (both monetary and in notoriety) than they can keeping it from occurring.
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The lawman made cracking down on illegal immigration a priority for his deputies, a stance that gained him national notoriety.
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Murder confessions Serial killers have been known to inflate the number of people they say they've killed, for the notoriety.
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There was also a sense that his notoriety was a distraction from the religious work that needed to be done.
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Founded in 2018 by Andy Wang, Tony Yu, and Mikaella Go, Vessi has gained notoriety for its 100% waterproof sneakers.
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Jake Paul garnered online fame before even graduating high school, and found early notoriety as a star on Disney Channel.
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One thing to know: Duke Kahanamoku first gained notoriety when he Other greats from the state: Michelle Wie, Bethany Hamilton
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Other famous delis reached notoriety because they were featured on television, like Colorado's The Bagel Deli and Delaware's Maiale Deli.
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He gained notoriety when he appeared in a YouTube video in 2013 holding wads of cash on a private plane.
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Nathaniel Briggs said that except for the unwanted notoriety, his brother never really got much from the successful lawsuit himself.
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Struggle had gained notoriety for rapping over unreleased Waylon Jennings masters, including a song called "Outlaw Shit" that features Yelawolf.
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"This is just another frivolous lawsuit and an attempt to gain notoriety at the expense of Donald Trump," she said.
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Commando tights have gained notoriety as a cult-favorite amongst celebrities, and they receive similarly great reviews from Nordstrom shoppers.
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If Leo (the sign the Sun is currently in) is the sign of fame, you're the sign of notoriety, Scorpio.
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Somtimes, Dardar "used his notoriety and affiliation with the SEA to instill fear in victim companies," the FBI complaint reads.
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"She's not only punched back," says Watson, "she has also found a way, ironically like Trump, to monetize" her notoriety.
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But it was the Barrowland Ballroom, out east in the Gallowgate, that held the most notoriety and proved most popular.
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The film gained notoriety for its reexamination of familial horror story tropes and its avoidance of sacrificial motherhood or matricide.
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He has also gained notoriety for standing up to the vestiges of slavery that continue to be celebrated across Virginia.
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Mullen was worried about the proscription, and briefly stopped meeting with other members, but Lythgoe revelled in the group's notoriety.
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Mr. Kocner has denied any illicit connections, but he seemed to bask in the notoriety and flaunted his lavish lifestyle.
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Let's pop a Xan on camera.. Now you're making a game out of substance abuse in order to gain notoriety.
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It was built by Russian entrepreneur Pavel Durov and has gained notoriety for being terror group ISIS' platform of choice.
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"Plan 9" was relatively unknown until it gained notoriety as one of the worst movies ever made in the 1980s.
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Like a Grand Theft Auto title, you have a level of notoriety that goes up based on people you've angered.
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The younger Mr. Murstein achieved some internet notoriety for hosting a lavish bar mitzvah for his son that included Gov.
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Johnson's design, a cheeky, granite-clad Chippendale highboy, stirred controversy, a triumph of well-publicized notoriety that delighted the contrarian.
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In 1923, he gained some national notoriety by his failed attempt to gain power, remembered as the Beer Hall Putsch.
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Some students and alumni worry that the resulting notoriety will sully the institute's name and the value of their degrees.
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"It&aposs giving the shooter notoriety and its giving copy cats inspiration to go out and try to do this."
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For a while, the Yankees still had a certified celebrity on the roster: Alex Rodriguez, whose fame was partly notoriety.
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Bryant also gained notoriety for emulating Michael Jordan, often playing so similarly that many of their moves mirrored each other.
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No one's emerged in the past 20 years to capture the public eye with that kind of swagger and notoriety.
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The Art of Collecting PARIS — Almost a century since his death, the French painter Claude Monet enjoys near-universal notoriety.
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He also defended a member of the "Lackawanna 63," an Al Qaeda case that gained some notoriety after the Sept.
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For all the drama and notoriety of the Simpson case, it was a depressingly familiar story -- a domestic violence homicide.
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HBO documentary brought notoriety In 2003, Durst told police he killed and dismembered a neighbor in Galveston, Texas, in 2001.
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While many Republicans believe Ritchie would be a strong candidate thanks to his notoriety, they doubt that he'll follow through.
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Despite her personal losses, Smith was able to find early commercial success and a healthy dose of notoriety in England.
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McCulloch gained national notoriety for his mishandling of the fatal police shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, in 2014.
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Notoriety followed the designation as Funk artists later showed with increasingly prestigious institutions and gained representation in the Big Apple.
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Jackson was a war hero in 1824, and Donald Trump is not, but the public notoriety of Jackson is similar.
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When they gained notoriety last year, Cracka and CWA claimed their actions were all in support of the Palestine cause.
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His entertainment career spanned a staggering seven decades, though his fame was increasingly accompanied by notoriety in his later life.
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While some of his jumps have gained the attention of police, most of his notoriety stems from his extremely close calls.
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Bizarre behavior often at odds with everyday reality and societal norms, and a burgeoning notoriety, has been prevalent among a few.
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In April, Zimmermann gained a bit of notoriety for writing on her blog about a particularly wild case she had treated.
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Despite their careers and notoriety, those close to the couple say their family life is more routine than one might expect.
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Though her fame has skyrocketed, she says her notoriety hasn't, as she's still able to walk around in public without fanfare.
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It wasn't the song's lyrics or the music itself that gained Drake so much notoriety, but the rapper's unorthodox dance moves.
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Among them was demagogue and sometimes-music maker Kanye West, who gained notoriety by supporting Trump's racist presidency this past year.
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In the ASCII art and porn community, some artists seem to attain a certain notoriety, and have kept them for decades.
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Taraji P. Henson found breakout success and global notoriety with her role as no-nonsense music exec Cookie Lyon on Empire.
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Kashuv said the notoriety led to "speculative articles" and attacks by "former peers & political opponents" urging Harvard to rescind his admission.
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The latest bear market — the second in less than seven months — underlines oil's notoriety as the ultimate boom-to-bust commodity.
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Chapo's notoriety, however, has meant many others appear keen for the world to know that they did meet with the kingpin.
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These musicians carved themselves out of the darkness of obscurity and into the light of notoriety, and DeCarava documented their movement.
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It also spawned two sequels, the latter gaining notoriety for its troubled production and Snipe's alleged anti-social behavior on set.
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Aside from his football prowess and MVP stature, Patrick Mahomes has gained notoriety for his hair on and off the field.
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Citron's Andrew Left, who gained notoriety for successful bets against companies like Valeant Pharmaceuticals, said he is short shares of Facebook.
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My host gained national notoriety after her high-profile arrest in 1993 on charges connected with running LA's toniest prostitution ring.
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"I think he's a rising star, but I told him, I don't want him to hitch his star on notoriety," Rep.
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"There's a lot of little things that add up to right now, and [King's] notoriety is one of them," Scholten said.
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This is the same person who prides himself on exposing the absolute truth and built his notoriety promising to do so.
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It was recorded by an English comedian going by the name Ivor Biggun and it enjoyed a brief bit of notoriety.
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Refinery113: How does the cult landscape in the '60s and '70s during which Ted Patrick rose to notoriety compare to today?
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Dr. Katz garnered notoriety in 2013, when he was charged with marijuana possession months after voting against a medical-marijuana bill.
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The move not only gained him worldwide notoriety, but also pushed YouTube as a platform to amend its site-wide policies.
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Even in the middle of a two-year stretch that matches any in baseball, though, Donaldson's notoriety seems a little lacking.
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He cited passages where Almena said he and his family are also victims because of the notoriety the case has received.
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Agents exercise caution Investigators tasked with creative nicknaming are careful not to lend criminals notoriety or trivialize their crimes, Trombitas said.
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"It's a bit disappointing to see the image and notoriety it carries now, but that's the point of memes," he said.
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Of all the killings, few have the notoriety of his execution of his uncle by marriage, Jang Song Thaek in 2013.
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But part of the reason for that I think is because, you know, success came late to me, notoriety came late.
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To understand why Damore's insertion into the narrative of censorship is disconcerting, it's important to look at how his notoriety unfolded.
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In fact I can think of nothing more re-hashed than the exploitation of fame and/or notoriety to intimidate others.
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But even aside from the lingering notoriety of the brand, the headaches from last year's scandal aren't over for Ashley Madison.
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Bitcoin gained mainstream notoriety and an enthusiastic group of investors at the end of 2017 as it soared to almost $20,000.
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In regards to the notoriety the style has gained in the press lately, I don't pay too much attention to it.
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He succeeded, of course, and his notoriety poses a problem for biographers unlikely to discover anything new about the great aesthete.
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It gained notoriety as one of the substances distributed to dozens of players by the former Mets clubhouse assistant Kirk Radomski.
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But the abduction of the girls from Chibok gained worldwide notoriety, motivating a global social media campaign with the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls.
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"Some believed I favored conflict because it would advance my political career," she writes, in reference to her Success Academy notoriety.
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One of the lions in Peru — Smith — gained a measure of notoriety while in captivity for attacking a teacher in 2014.
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She first gained notoriety through videos for her early singles like "Das Me" and "Everybody Does" becoming meme fodder on Tumblr.
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His notoriety, boosted by popular books and films, made him a cult figure to those fascinated by his dark apocalyptic visions.
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The Kahrizak prison gained notoriety when a handful of detainees were tortured and killed at the site after unrest in 2009.
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Years of touring and playing dive bars and warehouses has rightfully turned into international acclaim and notoriety in extreme metal circles.
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Jessee initially gained notoriety in the 303s for his powerful style while skating vert, something of a rarity at the time.
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"I didn't think that Ken had achieved quite the level of notoriety that I think he was shooting for," Mandel says.
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"It's hard when he's home now because everybody is awestruck and starstruck by his notoriety," Whitehall athletics director Bob Hartman said.
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Police investigating that incident said they believed he'd wanted to "create some notoriety" for himself by posting the footage on Facebook.
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Mr. Shkreli, 34, gained notoriety as a pharmaceutical executive for increasing the price of a lifesaving drug, Daraprim, by 5,000 percent.
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The case quickly gained notoriety because Rocky was detained overseas for nearly a month, prompting President Donald Trump to get involved.
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The incident is also considered the historical start of the transgender rights movement, but it did not spread or gain notoriety.
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Virgets, who had been a senior associate athletic director at the United States Naval Academy, acknowledged that Rakhimov's notoriety presented problems.
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Mr. Johnson first gained notoriety for his bombastic displays as mayor of London from 2008 to 2016, before returning to Parliament.
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Such notoriety might help those lawmakers in their deep red districts, but they do nothing for the party's overall political standing.
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The unusual rule, approved overwhelmingly by the town board in 2013, has gained this small community in southwestern Colorado some notoriety.
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Acosta is one of the most recognizable White House reporters and has gained both admiration and notoriety for his aggressive approach.
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He would drop in on a couple more sporting events over the years, though never with the same level of notoriety.
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At the time of Hernandez's trial, the NFL player's celebrity status and notoriety tended to outweigh the tragedy of Lloyd's death.
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In fact, Shkreli had been the subject of a SEC investigation long before he gained notoriety for the Daraprim pricing decision.
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No doubt the President -- who has always seemed to relish publicity good or bad -- enjoys his notoriety in the Democratic race.
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He achieved more limited notoriety for works that defiantly affirmed his identity as an African-American and as a gay man.
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Yet, for all the notoriety, that still pales in comparison to the whopping 28500 percent of Americans who attend arts events.
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Mr. Levandowski gained some notoriety within Google for selling start-ups, which he had done as side projects, to his employer.
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Akinyele: Any notoriety is a badge of honor when you take a song out the sky and bring it to life.
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It also shows the app's role in introducing an entirely new type of notoriety into the online attention economy: TikTok fame.
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Her father gained particular notoriety in Britain during a parliamentary expenses scandal in 2009 that led to his resignation from politics.
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Many of these rumors have been around for years, and observers suspect that they are myths to amplify El Bronx's notoriety.
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He's selling a band and a flamboyant brand that grow more nihilistic and death-oriented as their notoriety and followers increase.
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The band had only recently changed its name from the Warlocks and had nowhere near the notoriety it soon would achieve.
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Every year thousands of adults sexually exploit teenagers — though rarely do these predators receive the notoriety that Roy Moore has achieved.
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And yet the mainstream art and comic world largely neglected Weirdo during its decade-long run, even as Crumb gained notoriety.
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"I've kind of gotten a little bit of notoriety for using bows in my local market with other agents," she says.
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The formula is anger the fans of a trendy TV show, cause a controversy, then reap the benefits of newfound notoriety.
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"They exploited my state of mind for profit and notoriety," Spencer told the news outlet a week before the content aired.
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If you have a desire to actually do this for the rest of your life, and do it full-time and build something, you do kind of want to achieve the level of notoriety like a Beyoncé or a Nicki Minaj, because with that notoriety you get the stream of infinite support towards your creative ideas.
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The 57-year-old actor has gained notoriety in recent years for his political cartoons that go after pop culture's biggest topics.
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Screenshot: RoFIt seems the normie-level memes and poor attempts to offend did little to raise the notoriety the RoF clearly craved.
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But her true notoriety began when a sex tape from 2003 between her and her then-boyfriend Ray-J resurfaced in 2007.
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These vicious little ants got a recent boost in notoriety when Coyote Peterson released a video of himself being stung by one.
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There, and on Twitter, Daou gained notoriety among Bernie Sanders supporters by taking Clinton boosterism to new heights during the presidential campaign.
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His case drew notoriety when his defense argued that his wealthy, coddled upbringing preventing him from understanding the consequences of his actions.
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"There are other diseases that have much more notoriety, but with AS it can be so different for each patient," he says.
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The notoriety, of course, has nothing to do with its design and everything to do with four blokes who once crossed it.
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Five years in, Impossible started selling plant-based burgers, which gained notoriety in part because they seemed to bleed like real meat.
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The collaboration comes at a time when Crocs has been gaining notoriety in the fashion world thanks to its high-end partnerships.
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He then added to his notoriety when he bit off a chunk of Evander Holyfield's ear in a bout two years later.
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Due to the notoriety and overwhelming amount of outstanding student debt, financial technology start-ups looking to address the issue have emerged.
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In Syria they gained notoriety as alleged members of the "Beatles", a gang of four Britons who tortured and beheaded foreign hostages.
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It doesn't help that Altucher's growing notoriety has coincided with the recent correction in which bitcoin shed thousands of dollars in value.
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Logan Paul, another YouTuber who's had brushes with notoriety, suggested that unsubscribing from Charles' feed had become popular because it was popular.
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FAIR gained some notoriety from the memos, and Tanton and the group were branded nativist weirdos, said Nowrasteh, the CATO Institute analyst.
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But Liston subsequently capitalized on his notoriety in Las Vegas, spending his days at the casinos shaking hands and doing public appearances.
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The aforementioned flash crash and its recent notoriety mean that a lot of eyes were watching as its counter steadily ticked down.
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Anthony gained notoriety when she was was charged with killing her two-year-old daughter, Caylee, but she was acquitted in 2011.
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Kolanovic is regarded by many as an expert in volatility and derivatives and has gained some notoriety for his timely market calls.
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Working by himself in his shop, Choo's high-quality handmade women's shoes caught the attention of Princess Diana, and his notoriety grew.
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The famous baby hippo gained notoriety as soon as she was born, being the smallest hippo ever to survive a premature birth.
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That degree of notoriety and attention is worth something to smaller contenders in the smartphone market like Asus, Ulefone, Doogee, and Noa.
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Layton gained notoriety after responding to a recent federal ruling upholding net neutrality by comparing Canada to "backward India" in a tweet.
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"I think it's really challenging, post-show, with the attention and notoriety that you start to receive," Lowe told OK in June.
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Ogita was initially dismayed by the mockery, but has now used his notoriety to bring attention to the sport of pole vaulting.
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Notoriety: Bullock is a late entrant into a packed Democratic field — and he's a largely unknown entity on the national political stage.
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The collaboration came at a time when Crocs has been gaining notoriety in the fashion world thanks to its high-end partnerships.
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In recent years, the practice of designating a presidential successor during major events has gained increased notoriety and spurred a television series.
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The footage was reminiscent of the gruesome beheadings shown in videos featuring Londoner Mohammed Emwazi, who gained worldwide notoriety as "Jihadi John".
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That notoriety belongs to man who, according to Kotaku, was arrested in 2015 with 146 iPhones strapped to his body which ... how?
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The 46-year-old Ford gained international notoriety after a video surfaced in May 2013 that apparently showed him using crack cocaine.
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Founder George Hotz, who goes by "geohot," first gained notoriety for carrier-unlocking an early iPhone and exploiting Sony's PlayStation 3 console.
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Now thought to have been altered, the South Dakota photograph depicted three cyclones and achieved more notoriety because the storm caused fatalities.
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The subsequent onslaught of attention jolted the band to a strange and unwanted brand of notoriety, effectively harshing their quintessentially Californian mellow.
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The couple are both in the music world, with Pope gaining notoriety after winning The Voice with coach Blake Shelton in 2012.
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His controversial comments about several minority groups, including gay people, Native Americans and Asians, have given him notoriety on a national stage.
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Despite his genre notoriety, King's best work truly succeeds because of the nuanced and vibrant characters he draws, and the novel 11.22.
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Google's art-oriented app gained popularity (and notoriety) when users discovered the feature that matched their selfies with famous works of art.
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But at the very least, the once inconsistent midfielder is making strides to gain minutes and much-desired notoriety in the Bundesliga.
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The Resident Evil 7 trailer made reference to Kitchen, a PlayStation VR demo by Capcom that gained notoriety for its intense horror.
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"Even though it's got notoriety, location still is a big deal," Erik Gunther, senior editor and expert on unique homes for Realtor.
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Memo From Spain MADRID — Belgium famously sealed a dubious notoriety five years ago when it spent 589 days without an elected government.
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"Even now, when restaurant has this degree of notoriety, we still struggle so hard to find people to work here," says Howard.
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Halili was a controversial ally of President Rodrigo Duterte who gained notoriety for his policy of parading people arrested for drug offenses.
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The Mail on Sunday noted , in a sympathetic interview, that Bell's "fame—or notoriety—has gone skywards" since he left Bell Pottinger.
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NSO Group gained notoriety following allegations that the company's technology was used by Saudi Arabia and Mexico to track dissidents and journalists.
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Here's how Logan Paul rose to internet notoriety, and the biggest events that have happened in his career as an online creator.
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It was back in December of 299, and Buffett was 32 years old and gaining notoriety as an investor in Omaha, Neb.
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But more notoriety was in store, with another video showing him rambling in Jamaican patois at a greasy spoon called Steak Queen.
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Though Porter had gained some notoriety as the drummer of 88 Fingers Louie, neither Skiba nor Doran had reached that same level.
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Some (rival fans, mostly) described him as the best worst player in baseball, one whose production never quite lined up with notoriety.
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He was barely out of matric—the final year of high school—when the media swooped in and skhothane gained international notoriety.
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Shkreli gained notoriety after hiking the price of a life-saving drug treatment that is mostly used by AIDS and cancer patients.
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As student debt grabs headlines at "crisis" levels, senior debt has yet to attract notoriety — yet we have reason to be concerned.
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She has parlayed her new notoriety into a series of strip-club appearances, including two in South Florida on Friday and Saturday.
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Maria, who wished to be identified only by her first name because of her husband's notoriety, had been standing there for hours.
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His Facebook page was taken down after the bombings, but Muslims in the area said his video clips had previously achieved notoriety.
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"By ripping off Catholic iconography, these celebs pay a backhanded compliment to the Catholic Church in their quest for notoriety." https://t.
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There was, he said, a certain "aura" to it, not unlike the notoriety that many of today's mass killers seem to seek.
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At one of these huge venues the safety protocols clearly have not caught up with the notoriety and popularity of these events.
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" The notoriety never quite faded, and in 21915, the Portland office building climbed onto Travel & Leisure's list of the "World's Ugliest Buildings.
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His first, "Illiberal Education," was published in 1991, lifting him to national notoriety with his criticism of political correctness on college campuses.
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Prince soared to notoriety after Blackwater employees in 2007 shot and killed Iraqi civilians in Baghdad's Nisour Square during the Iraq war.
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In the absence of her official account, copycats and fakes have also sprung up to try and capitalize on Ward's newfound notoriety.
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He first gained wide notoriety in 2009, when he released a series of undercover videos attacking the liberal community-organizing group ACORN .
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When combined with "power, visibility, notoriety and money," she said, the result is "a cocktail of factors" that could lead to excesses.
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Ms. Autry seems to be relishing her newfound notoriety and fugitive status, posting more photos and videos alluding to her feline flirtation.
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Shortly after the indictment last year, Hunter, who gained notoriety after vaping during a congressional hearing, was removed from his committee assignments.
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This reflection has created a desire to turn my notoriety into a positive and show the world who I really am. 15.
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Trump has been in the public eye for decades and has used his notoriety and lack of contrition as a political weapon.
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Both Shkreli, who ran Turing Pharmaceuticals, and Valeant gained notoriety and congressional inquiries for dramatically hiking the prices of life-savings drugs.
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The latest game in the series, The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt, really rocketed The Witcher into more mainstream notoriety in 2015.
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Father Tuderti says he hopes that the statue's notoriety will bring more visitors to the monastery, which runs a bed-and-breakfast.
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The anti-nuclear movement also gained notoriety in California in the 1960s and 85033s, as a pushback against the growing industry there.
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The market's explosive growth and notoriety resulted in increased oversight as regulators, wary of another downturn, tried to crack down on excesses.
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Support from your bosses or those you look up to can help you push forward and gain both financial abundance and notoriety.
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Years later, in 2006, Husain exiled himself from India as his paintings of Hindu goddesses in erotic poses earned him much notoriety.
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Known as a prankster in childhood, Mr. Ransom began engaging in stunts aimed at gaining notoriety on the internet, his sister said.
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There's also the "copycat" phenomenon — when someone else's hateful actions, and the publicity they engender, spur others who seek notoriety and attention.
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" Morgan attracted some national notoriety in 2014 when she said her gun range in Hot Springs, Arkansas, was a "Muslim Free Zone.
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The Kardashians for all their gender changes, naked selfies, contrived feuds and feverish pursuit of notoriety are pathetic amateurs compared with Trump.
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While this seems to have been an attempt to troll Gray, it speaks to Bronze Age Pervert's relative notoriety within this tight community.
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Wheeler launched his campaign for notoriety by posting a Durango for sale on eBay, using photographs of the one that Leroux had built.
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What's most concerning about all of these cases is, despite the notoriety of the allegations, X, 6ix9ine, YoungBoy, and Kodak are extremely influential.
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Bernstein's profile paints a picture of a child who gained notoriety as a foul-mouthed 503-year-old broadcasting herself playing video games.
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The order had just come in to look for a new gene called mcr-1 that had already achieved global notoriety among microbiologists.
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Though she gained mainstream notoriety as a telegenic athletic who always spoke her mind, her calling card remained her invincibility inside the Octagon.
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Drudge rose to notoriety during the impeachment of President Bill Clinton, famously breaking the news of Clinton's relationship with then-intern Monica Lewinsky.
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Schauer started her online comedy career on Vine, where her viral series of exasperated waitress skits propelled her to short-form video notoriety.
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The notoriety felt good, but it wasn't quite enough to make me numb to the realities of my family's and my financial hardships.
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Much of the movement's notoriety can be attributed to its most controversial figures, like The Netherlands' Geert Wilders or France's Marine Le Pen.
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"Judge Cote reasoned that because of Anthony's notoriety, a sentence of imprisonment could discourage others from following in his footsteps," the attorney said.
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Since then the Bundys, who have gained notoriety as opponents of the federal government, have attracted an assortment of sympathizers — and, now, enemies.
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The club enjoyed little success in the postwar era and instead gained notoriety for a following that included some of Europe's toughest hooligans.
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" Manafort told Ellis that he had "a desire to turn my notoriety into a positive and show the world who I really am.
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Last year, Israeli Culture Minister Miri Regev posted the clip on her Facebook, denouncing it, which only led to it gaining more notoriety.
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Fleury had apparently chosen people with large social media followings or ones involved in political activism, attempting to gain notoriety from the harassment.
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The air of wealthy anonymity that hangs around the red-stone building belies its notoriety; in Pakistan, there are few addresses more famous.
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"I'm really grateful for [the notoriety], but also, you struggle with things," he says in the latest issue of PEOPLE, on stands Friday.
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It's also home to Canuck, who the CBC describes as "Vancouver's most notorious crow," suggesting some sort of city-wide crow notoriety ranking.
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In what was a bit of notoriety, Canada made their way to Mexico without the resources generated by a domestic professional league — players.
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Both the series and the movie have helped resurrect Escobar's notoriety, which faded outside Colombia along with the collapse of his Medellin Cartel.
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Her perseverance through her cancer was so inspiring that she had gained notoriety, even getting featured on Ellen DeGeneres's show as a Covergirl.
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Ted Cruz: The ultra-conservative senator has earned notoriety for being a thorn in leadership's side, often taking an all-or-nothing approach.
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The prime minister promised she will never utter the shooter's name in order to deprive him of the notoriety he so desperately wanted.
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Other notable Assmans in Saskatchewan include Dick Assman, who gained notoriety for his colorful name and used it to advertise his gas station.
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Larry gained notoriety for being a general badass when reports of a beef with the Foreign Office's chief mouser, Palmerston, emerged in 2016.
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" McCleary was careful to note he had no ill will toward any one entity, and he's all for "the kids getting some notoriety.
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Over the last two years, Couric has brought notoriety to the platform — and page views — but Yahoo is still struggling across the board.
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The protest is gaining notoriety for only being covered on social media, which is due to the House technically being out of session.
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Buoyed by the notoriety it achieved as Trump's unofficial campaign organ last year, Breitbart has announced plans to launch French and German editions.
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The character, who first gained notoriety with the film Gone Girl in 2014, treads a thin line of both caring and not-caring.
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The Wonderlic may have gained its notoriety from football, but it's more commonly used by Fortune 500 companies to help assess job candidates.
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Kobach gained national notoriety when he successfully pushed for a law requiring Kansans to prove they are U.S. citizens before registering to vote.
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She initially used the "aesthetic" of sex work to gain notoriety throughout her career, so it's looking a little funny in the light.
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It's the phenomenon where women tend to be put into positions of power and notoriety only after an institution runs into significant trouble.
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There are persons who may reasonable claim as a right, protection from the notoriety entailed by being made the victims of journalistic enterprise….
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The meme gained mainstream notoriety thanks to an article in The Daly Beast back in May detailing its connections to online hate groups.
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Naturally, El Chapo's notoriety has earned the attention of would-be filmmakers, who have been courting him to sell his story for years.
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Too juicy for the Chinese news media to ignore, the story gave her a notoriety that made her an enemy of the state.
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Paddle8 gained notoriety when it auctioned the sole copy of the final album by the Wu-Tang Clan last year, raising $2 million.
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The stigma and notoriety of the building, however, may stick, says Niall McCarthy, a legal attorney representing a group of Millennium Tower homeowners.
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" Karen Pence also said in the radio interview that Buttigieg's comments about her husband are helping the 2020 Democratic candidate "get some notoriety.
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He used that notoriety to catapult himself into a cable TV regular, including on CNN, and from that to a possible presidential bid.
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" Lee is no stranger to films about race in America, gaining notoriety with films like "Do the Right Thing" and "4 Little Girls.
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Trump rose to notoriety in conservative circles by seizing on the idea that former President Barack Obama wasn't born in the United States.
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At the time, he was giving his advice to CEO and founder Evan Spiegel as his company — then Snapchat, now Snap — gained notoriety.
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The former livestock trader gained international notoriety as one of the most ruthless militia commanders in the Darfur war that began in 2003.
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Wright's celebrity (or perhaps more accurately, notoriety) is due to publicly claiming to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, in 2016.
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Colabello, 32, tested positive for dehydrochlormethyltestosterone, a steroid banned by Major League Baseball that had gained notoriety during the East German doping scandals.
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It doesn't seem to matter what nationality you are or how rich you are—notoriety and infamy always gets the best of them.
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By 1994, your notoriety was skyrocketing and you were moving on from small clubs to shows with the Smashing Pumpkins and playing Lollapalooza.
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Wright gained notoriety in 2015 after an anonymous tip led to parallel investigations in Wired and Gizmodo naming him as likely being Satoshi.
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It soon became a goal compilation staple, gaining further notoriety on the official soundtrack albums of movies like Shark Tale and Bruce Almighty.
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But not so far back in history, performers and authors were limited in the amount of notoriety and success their works could garner.
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The Liberal Democrats have gained notoriety for bar charts which appear to inflate their own prospects of electoral success compared to other parties.
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Despite the notoriety of cartel kingpins, a disproportionate share of drug offenders in Mexico are charged for crimes involving tiny amounts of drugs.
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She also gained notoriety for outspoken opposition to numerous Obama administration policies — stances that earned her coveted spots on national Sunday talk shows.
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Still, celebrities have successfully used their notoriety to shine a light on an important cause, helping to put pressure on politicians to act.
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But Staub, at the very least, was a curiosity deserving of far more notoriety than he was afforded during and after his career.
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Bishop gained notoriety in North Carolina following his sponsorship of H.B. 2, the controversial "bathroom bill" that critics say discriminated against transgender people.
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From there, more Twitter users signed up to play along — like Kathy Griffin, who capitalized on her most recent moment of political notoriety.
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And, given the outcome, notoriety and sensitive political nature of the Gallagher case, it could have been conducted in less public a fashion.
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The notoriety wasn't what she had in mind when she first shared with her mother her plan to begin a solo climate strike.
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Even Chicago, which has shared Baltimore's notoriety for violence in recent years, saw homicides fall last year, while Baltimore's numbers continue to rise.
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Ferdinand is a famous white moose living in Sweden who gained notoriety after local politician Hans Nilsson caught him on film last August.
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Facebook and YouTube acted after weeks of controversy over Mr. Jones, who first gained notoriety by insisting that the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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"It is done quite often by people of means, people with notoriety and people who just want to be private," Mr. Summey said.
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If the students at William and Mary aren't frightened off activism by their experience with national notoriety, they'll probably learn that soon enough.
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Considering Mr. Howe's notoriety, it is not surprising that the Cuomo administration has sought to downplay Mr. Howe's connection to the current governor.
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At the same time, Chinese fentanyl has taken on a newfound urgency and notoriety as a centerpiece of the Trump administration's trade negotiations.
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Issa gained notoriety as a thorn in the side of the Obama administration when he chaired the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
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" Judge Cote also said that because of Mr. Weiner's notoriety, there was "intense interest in this prosecution, in his plea, and his sentence.
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Mr. Liu shot to official notoriety in 1989, when he sided with the student protesters who occupied Tiananmen Square to demand political liberalization.
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The three men started out as friends in Roubaix, a town in northern France that has gained some notoriety as an Islamist stronghold.
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Mr. Oshima's movie gained notoriety for its hard-core sex scenes, but it's also a supremely artful and disturbing portrait of hermetic obsession.
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Then again, a certain other native of Queens rode the notoriety he gained through "The Apprentice" all the way to the White House.
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Shkreli, who gained notoriety for jacking up the price on life-saving drugs used by AIDS and cancer patients, was convicted in August.
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Shkreli first gained widespread public notoriety in 2015, when Turing hiked the price of an anti-parasitic drug by more than 5,000 percent.
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He has gained notoriety for confronting Republican lawmakers in his wheelchair, but was eager to deflect the attention to speak about his mentor.
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They are sports that bring in little in the way of money or notoriety or attention compared with the behemoths, football and basketball.
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Tulsi Gabbard, the Iraq War veteran who gained notoriety during the first Democratic debate Wednesday night, said that Biden made the wrong choice.
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The mug gained mild notoriety after Pai was photographed with the drinking vessel, which is emblazoned with the Reese's Peanut Butter Cups logo.
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And now, five months after accusations against him broke, he appears to be trying to leverage his notoriety into a new career path.
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Madsen achieved a small level of international notoriety over the last decade through his work with the Copenhagen Suborbitals collective that he co-founded.
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But Blevins gained notoriety playing a later version of the game, "Halo: Reach," in 2011 at competitions in Dallas; Columbus, Ohio; and Anaheim, California.
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Republicans seized on Swetnick's explosive claims, and on Avenatti's notoriety, to portray all three claims against Kavanaugh as part of a liberal political conspiracy.
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"He did it and he did want to create some notoriety for himself by posting it on Facebook and that's exactly what he did."
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Week 1 stat line: N/A — out with a knee injuryWhy you might remember him: Landry Jones first earned notoriety as an Oklahoma Sooner.
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Yes, I experienced the excitement of being a Division 1 athlete along with the notoriety of being a great player on a mediocre team.
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By adopting the No Notoriety policy, the media can play a small but crucial role in reducing the likelihood of another tragedy like Parkland.
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Almost from the moment he moved from California to Shaoxing in China's Zhejiang Province in October 2014, Tsalta Baptiste enjoyed a sense of notoriety.
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Kennedy gained notoriety in the anti-vaxxer community after writing a 2014 book linking autism to flu vaccines containing thimerosal, a mercury-based preservative.
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Darren Till has looked great in all but one round of his UFC career, but he has not fought anyone even nearing Cerrone's notoriety.
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Stanton gained notoriety for interviewing President Obama, traveling to Europe to tell the stories of refugees, his two published books, and countless philanthropic projects.
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And I've actually been in that situation where I've had trouble finding fights, not necessarily for notoriety purposes, but more because people are scared.
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Whether celebs decide to use their notoriety for charity work or to conquer the Ivy Leagues, expect to see more and more of it.
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The Kenyan woman achieved sweet, sweet Internet notoriety with her delightful travel-themed photo series, which chronicles her very beautiful, very fake Asian vacation.
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It is an easy contrast—the self-made champion and the fight-world celebrity dropping in with a boatload of notoriety already engulfing him.
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While Anthony's team had actively sought to sell photos and interviews to the media, they were ultimately unsuccessful in cashing in on her notoriety.
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Bob Hurley founded the company in 1979 and achieved notoriety in the 1970s for shaping the surf board for world champion Wayne "Rabbit" Bartholomew.
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Jim Carrey has gained notoriety recently for his political cartoons skewering the Donald Trump Administration — and he thinks the president might actually like them.
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Gotti's style and swagger made him the perfect fodder for Hollywood, and until his death in prison in 19803, he reveled in his notoriety.
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The commerce secretary has gained some notoriety for falling asleep mid-meeting, but he was decidedly not asleep during this man-fly wrestling match.
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Now 21*, Izumi Miyazaki continues her wry exploration of stereotypes, building on the notoriety she received when she launched her career at age 15.
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Carlin's appointment in early 2014 coincided with territorial gains by Islamic State in Iraq and Syria that propelled the militant group to global notoriety.
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Shortly after the video's release, they achieved international fame and notoriety when rappers and models alike began wearing the extremely limited Dime clothing brand.
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In the space of those 10 days, the county would gain notoriety as the scene of grisly killings that stunned residents and investigators alike.
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Although she no longer owns the spas, Yang gained notoriety after the Miami Herald published an investigation of how she gained access to Trump.
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In my experience, you learn to live with a very particular form of dread, knowing just how much your notoriety puts you at risk.
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The sudden renewal of notoriety also yielded the 1936 Miss Hungary a contract for her third book: 1991's One Lifetime Is Not Enough.
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In the US, Breitbart has gained notoriety for pandering to the alt-right: a loose online movement that rejects multiculturalism, feminism, and political correctness.
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He cited the case of Ford, the former populist mayor of Toronto who gained global notoriety for admitting to smoking crack while in office.
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Michael Schwirtz: Nadine, you gained some fame and notoriety when you stood up in court during the bond hearing and publicly forgave Dylann Roof.
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Another rationale behind No Notoriety is that by denying coverage to the gunman and his ideas, journalists and public officials can prevent copycats massacres.
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Jesse Singal, who has gained notoriety on the left for his frequent tweeting and writing on trans issues, says he just wants to talk.
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The self-proclaimed "youngest flexer of the century" rose to notoriety after starring in a diss battle video alongside rapper Chief Keef at Coachella.
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The Boeing 737 Max — a relatively new airplane model — has gained notoriety following two fatal crashes caused by a flaw in the plane's software.
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Mike Huckabee, or Donald Trump — they still, at least, stood to gain something be it notoriety or political messaging by being in the mix.
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Hanson's speech was delivered 20 years after she first entered parliament and gained international notoriety by warning that Australia was being "swamped by Asians".
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Wintrich gained notoriety for his job as the White House correspondent for the Gateway Pundit, a blog visited by millions of people each month.
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A transportation enthusiast, Mr. McCollum first gained notoriety in 1981 when he took over the controls of a train in Manhattan at age 15.
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He explains the unease he's realized comes hand-in-hand with notoriety; namely, that the public feels a degree of ownership over his life.
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They have said that much of the prosecution's evidence is unreliable and that the court's arrest warrant for Mr. Ongwen contributed to his notoriety.
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His peeved response, uncharacteristic for him, catapults Alinejad to journalistic notoriety; now even the president's brother recognizes her in the hallways of the Majlis.
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This egalitarian format would de-emphasize pre-existing notoriety and highlight the qualities of assertiveness, vision, eloquence and policy fluency that contribute to leadership.
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In April, the prison reached a new level of notoriety after a video was released of an inmate being beaten unconscious by other prisoners.
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Protsenko, who frequently gives updates to the public on the country's coronavirus response, has reportedly grown in notoriety amid the outbreak for his briefings.
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In 2016, the department drew national notoriety after the suicide of a female firefighter who had been bullied on a Fairfax County message board.
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But rather than disappear from the public eye, she used the notoriety that stemmed from this public shaming as promotion for her upcoming project.
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Seven freshman Democrats who previously served in the US military or with intelligence agencies grew in notoriety and went on the offensive against Trump.Rep.
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But hers was a volatile kind of notoriety, one that required ever greater risks to maintain, even as it left her isolated and vulnerable.
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But Blevins gained notoriety playing a later version of the game, Halo: Reach, in 2011 at competitions in Dallas; Columbus, Ohio; and Anaheim, California.
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It is filled by Denmark's Margrethe Vestager, who gained notoriety as the EU's competition czar with investigations and fines of Google, Facebook, and Apple.
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Reynolds' notoriety soared through the late 1970s and 1980s, during which time he spearheaded the "Smokey and the Bandit" and "Cannonball Run" movie franchises.
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McNealy, who is a self-described "raging capitalist," has gained notoriety for being one of the only Silicon Valley executives to support the president.
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Its newfound notoriety includes a January sighting on Top Chef, when a contestant made a sausage slider encased in a Pretzilla hot dog bun.
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Navalny doesn't enjoy the celebrity or notoriety that Sobchak does, and he's been barred from standing in the election due to dubious fraud charges.
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The sale has garnered some notoriety not just because of its size but also because President Trump has a small stake in the complex.
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The crimes were unrelated to his raising the price of the drug Daraprim at another drug company, an act that gained him widespread notoriety.
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As Deciem's sub-brand the Ordinary gains popularity for its $27 acids, its founder gains notoriety for his incendiary and even offensive Instagram presence.
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Vitalik Buterin, the programmer who founded Ethereum, another cryptocurrency, in a series of tweets recently wondered whether the community had "earned" its newfound notoriety.
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It fell on the desk of Stephen Heymann, a tough cybercrime prosecutor who would later gain notoriety for his pursuit of Internet activist Aaron Swartz.
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That was in 2660, when Tyler was gaining more notoriety within the gaming community and playing "Halo" for esports teams like Team Liquid and Cloud2000.
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The leaked sex tape made her a household name, and Kris Jenner, ever hard at work, used that notoriety to skyrocket the family to fame.
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Watch "America's Election 2016: Immigrant Iowa" Donald Trump's campaign rallies have gained notoriety following instances of violence from both Secret Service agents and supporters alike.
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And that should have been it: a milkshake duck tale of an average citizen riding that now-familiar arc from obscurity to virality to notoriety.
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But when he gets his day in court, he can comfort himself with knowledge of the camera-ready notoriety that attaches to the Brooklyn venue.
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Maybe games like Grand Theft Auto could have infinite randomly generated environments and computer-controlled characters that learn of your character's notoriety and act accordingly.
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Police had to be called to hold back mobs of swarming fans in the parlor while Campbell scooped up press and notoriety for his gambit.
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It is, however, the only company that inadvertently piggybacked off the notoriety of a fake parody app from a crew of fictitious technologists on television.
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It was a dreamlike, larger-than-life experience created by the artist Swoon, who first gained notoriety in the early 234s as a street artist.
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After years of advocacy work for both the transgender community and around HIV/AIDS testing and counseling, Moore gained notoriety for her appearances on E!
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"As far as broad social impact," said Jeff Moss, DEFCON's founder, "it is Voting Village" that has achieved the most notoriety in the conference's history.
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In fact, Ackerman McQueen alleges that LaPierre would ask for "more gasoline" and even riskier language in order to gain more notoriety for the group.
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That is despite its notoriety after a 2016 incident when a Somali refugee stabbed and injured ten people in a mall (he was shot dead).
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" Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who's gained notoriety for his racist views on African American crime, slammed the Super Bowl performance as " outrageous.
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Here, Dr. Lalich walks us through four key traits that we can identify in most cult leaders — and why they fuel their rise to notoriety.
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We get it, he's gonna just have to live with his autoimmune issues, and no amount of legal notoriety will make him a top litigator.
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The notoriety you get from when your song is on the radio versus when your song is on a mixtape is two completely different things.
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One of those bills in Virginia gained national notoriety among conservatives and Republicans, who are more likely than Democrats to oppose abortion, after Virginia Gov.
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That tension—along with Rule's thorough accounts of police procedure, courtroom scenes, and interviews with Bundy himself—propelled the book to instant success and notoriety.
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She's clearly ruthless, interested in the public notoriety that the case would bring and probably willing to lead Naz's trial along whichever path she chooses.
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The first represents a group of established photographers, like Lambert, who have a defined point of view and a bit of notoriety as traditional photographers.
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Listening back to the song, I can't help but see one coiffed man of recent notoriety at the center of it...We're casting our stone.
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However many porn industry insiders and observers shared thoughts and analyses on her career, pointing towards a likely viable set of explanations for her notoriety.
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Cuspert gained some notoriety as an extremist in 22015 after he posted on Facebook a fake video purportedly showing US soldiers raping a Muslim woman.
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It's unlikely to achieve that sort of notoriety again, especially when it must compete with so many other online magazines, many of which are free.
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And in 2016, Azalea the chimp at Pyongyang, North Korea's Central Zoo gained notoriety for her ability to both light a cigarette and smoke it.
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Of course, his children aren't yet instantly identifiable, however, Kardashian is gaining enough notoriety that he is recognized in the restaurant and given a table.
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But Paludan began to get some notoriety through his YouTube channel, which showed him railing against Islam or going into immigrant communities to confront residents.
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The needle gained notoriety during last year's presidential race, when it moved from a solid forecast for Hillary Clinton toward a victory for President Trump.
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Max Everett, the chief information officer for the RNC, says that, despite Trump's notoriety, he's not expecting an increase in cyber threats from past years.
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"I think it's really challenging, post-show, with the attention and notoriety that you start to receive," Lowe told OK regarding his reality TV marriage.
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"This reflection has created a desire to turn my notoriety into a positive and show the world who I really am," he told the court.
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Much of the duo's notoriety derived from their political expenditures to help GOP candidates win election, yet the root of their influence is far deeper.
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Auernheimer gained notoriety in 2010, when he was part of a group of hackers that cracked into AT&T's servers and accessed 114,000 customers' data.
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The anti-secrecy group first gained notoriety after it began releasing a bevy of classified documents relating to the American wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The anti-fascist movement has gained notoriety as supporters donning black costumes have engaged conservative activists in confrontations that have sometimes devolved into violent clashes.
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Patel has gained particular notoriety for the private estate he is building in north Tampa, renderings of which have been printed in the local press.
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Charles, for instance, lost 3 million subscribers when his notoriety was at its peak, while Westbrook doubled her following from 5 million to 10 million.
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"Wirathu has notoriety but many others involved in the group are seen as the leading monks in the country and they have enormous religious legitimacy."
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But one group of loosely affiliated Traveller families has gained particular notoriety for the scope of their illegal schemes and voracious appetite for doing business.
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Though assault-style weapons have gained notoriety for their use in high-profile mass shootings, most gun deaths and injuries are actually caused by handguns.
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Despite Mr. Dylan's notoriety, he remembered, he was relatively unbothered by those in the neighborhood, and purchased a 19th-century townhouse at 94 Macdougal Street.
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She achieved minor notoriety during this period for her revealing outfits, including a totally sheer McQueen dress that she wore to a party in 2000.
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He recognizes that given the high profile nature and notoriety of the place, he would have to eventually engage with the press and the public.
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"That's the risk you always run with someone with that type of notoriety, is that people would be highly deferential to him," Mr. Wolfe said.
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Casanova's notoriety won him a place in the richest apartments in Versailles; soon he was running the Paris lottery, and spying for the French government.
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His pursuit of the talk show suggests that he wants to regain the megaphone he once had — and given his notoriety, he'll probably get it.
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There, through next week only, two high-profile productions are tabulating the wages of notoriety, and the view from the top has seldom looked lonelier.
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Mr. Yiannopoulos gained notoriety during the 228 presidential race for his abusive language, and Twitter barred him that year for harassing the comedian Leslie Jones.
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Twitter functions much like an echo chamber dependent on likes and retweets, and gaining notoriety is as easy as finding someone to agree with you.
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Despite its unfounded notoriety as the mind-altering ingredient in absinthe, wormwood is not a hallucinogen, but it does stimulate the appetite and ease digestion.
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Citron Research's Andrew Left, who gained notoriety for successful bets against companies such as Valeant Pharmaceuticals, on Monday posted a bearish report on Ubiquiti Networks.
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Rocky "Soulman" Johnson -- started out in the National Wrestling Alliance in the 1960s, but got widespread notoriety when he joined the WWE in the 80s.
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As Mr. Guzmán's notoriety grew, so did the specter of violence committed by Sinaloa in Mexico and the quantities of cartel drugs infesting American streets.
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The needle gained notoriety during the 2016 presidential race, when it moved from a solid forecast for Hillary Clinton toward a victory for President Trump.
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Mr. Velásquez's notoriety illustrated the ambivalent relationship that Medellín had with Mr. Escobar and the crimes committed by his cartel, even decades after his death.
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How so many sightings in the nation's densest core and around its toniest beach resorts have escaped wider notoriety is just part of the mystery.
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Citron Research's Andrew Left, who's gained notoriety for successful bets against companies such as Valeant Pharmaceuticals, on Monday posted a new bearish report on Shopify.
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At least you get some notoriety for your excellent work, but unless it reflects somehow on your bi-annual evaluation — nobody gives a f--- afterward.
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The grieving father, who gained notoriety after telling the President last week he is "pissed" that school shootings keep happening, reiterated that sentiment with Camerota.
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Avenatti, 48, gained notoriety in 2018 with his representation of his then-client Stormy Daniels, a porn actress, in multiple cases involving President Donald Trump.
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Harth said she did not originally ask Bloom for money, even though her cosmetics business suffered from the notoriety of the campaign stories about her.
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The former White House press secretary noted that Ryan and other reporters "have gotten newfound notoriety" due to briefings garnering increased attention in recent months.
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Carmen Ortiz, the former US Attorney for Massachusetts who oversaw Bulger's prosecution, said she hopes Bulger's notoriety didn't take away the focus from his victims.
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He'd become a figure of some notoriety in Kyiv, and, in the fall, he relocated temporarily to London, enrolling in an English-language immersion program.
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Snowden rose to notoriety in 2013 when he leaked droves of NSA documents to reporters detailing sweeping foreign and domestic surveillance by the U.S. government.
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One income-based phaseout in the Senate bill has gained notoriety because it could actually push a few taxpayers' marginal tax rates above 21625 percent.
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He first shot his friends, who were members of the Guvnors, a local gang whose notoriety helped get Mr. McCullin's pictures into The Observer newspaper.
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Aptly nicknamed "LB," the hefty Blount gained notoriety as a T.J. Duckett–esque fantasy football hero last season, serving as Tom Brady's goal-line caddie.
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A hacked election isn't necessarily how you wanted your work to get notoriety, but here you are and you might as well ask for a raise.
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This would allow them to gain some notoriety, vote with a clear conscience, and bring attention to their frustration with Trump serving as their party's nominee.
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Kuechly said he recognized that he could actually contribute not just to the notoriety of ETB but also to the direction of the business moving forward.
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But while Cox is very much behind the scenes compared to Facebook's celebrity bosses, Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg, internally he's seen in the same notoriety.
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More typical is the grandstanding Marco Aurélio Mello, who gained notoriety in December by abruptly ordering the speaker of the senate to resign over embezzlement charges.
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Madsen had gained notoriety for his "self-built" (with lots of volunteer help/exploitation) submarine, the Nautilus — which happened to be where he later killed Wall.
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Earlier in 2016, Mr Mnuchin's fiancée, a British actress, drew some notoriety for writing a book, now withdrawn from sale, about her gap year in Zambia.
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It was attended by Richard Spencer, who gained national notoriety when he declared "Hail Trump" to a crowd doing Nazi salutes shortly after the 2016 election.
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That same year, her notoriety scored her a Vanity Fair profile (ostensibly also about her sister Nicky), which fleshed out Hilton's persona beyond the tabloid caricature.
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The hitman -- who once plotted the assassination of a former Colombian presidential candidate -- gained notoriety on YouTube spewing hate-filled rants and defending conservative political views.
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Driven by the insecurities that come with television notoriety and fueled by the constant stream of free drinks available while on tour, Estranja lost her way.
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Using her dress and notoriety, Katy raised about $1,629 for the Teenage Cancer Trust and even had a Cinderella moment of her own during the race.
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While it may not gain the notoriety of something like Supersize Me, Choma's pseudo-photo documentary offers up a rarely seen peek into a rarified world.
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Pei's partner Henry Cobb had designed the building, and the tower opened in 1976 to become a Boston landmark, but notoriety clung to the firm. 1.
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For female contestants, the top honor has meant more than the $100,000 prize or notoriety—it was a statement about who can create lasting body art.
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We have the Bible, the Knights Templar, and Wall Street to thank for Friday the 133th's notoriety (as unlikely and murky as those sources may be).
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His notoriety as a Queens bookie with a rap sheet was long forgotten, and in Las Vegas he lived a respectable life as a sharp bettor.
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There's got to be something more newsworthy than two people who have the same name and one of them happened to be on a notoriety campaign.
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He has since gained notoriety as a YouTube star who espouses conservative political views and hate-filled diatribes against leftist rebels and Venezuela&aposs socialist government.
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Although the "notoriety clause" is almost never used, its very existence gives the Home Office wide discretion, says Nick Nason, an immigration lawyer at Edgewater Legal.
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Michael Dale Vance Jr. seems to be relishing his notoriety as fugitive, streaming on Facebook Live shortly after the two Wellston officers were shot and wounded.
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They recruited ex-convicts and organized inmates and became leaders in a prisoner rights movement that gained international notoriety with the Attica Prison uprising of 1971.
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Medium recently achieved notoriety as the venue where Jeff Bezos posted his response to alleged threats from the National Enquirer to publish explicit photos of him.
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An association with wealth, status, and notoriety seems to confirm to a lot of people in positions of power that someone is guaranteed to go far.
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The tool gained some accidental notoriety late last night, when TechCrunch erroneously reported the tool was a feature built by Facebook itself to detect fake news.
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Many European Muslims live close together in neighborhoods like Belgium's Molenbeek, a working-class district that has found notoriety as a hotbed of violent jihadist ideology.
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Citron Research's Andrew Left, who gained notoriety for successful bets against companies such as Valeant Pharmaceuticals, posted a bearish report on cancer testing company Exact Sciences.
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Its gameplay, which hinges on amassing the money, clothes, and notoriety that would make you a celebrity in the Kardashians' world, was and still is addictive.
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Instead, he insisted that his notoriety as Mr. STRESS had left him in "constant fear for his life," and that he had received numerous death threats.
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Kim Suozzi, a 23-year-old neuroscience student, also received notoriety after she successfully crowdfunded the fee to have her head stored by Alcor in 2013.
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A second development that has contributed to ransomware's notoriety is the way it has moved to the cloud—mirroring the trend in the legitimate software industry.
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Arpaio was a vocal proponent of Trump's 2016 campaign and used his national notoriety to advocate for Trump's similarly aggressive stance on border security and deportations.
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The premiere includes a discussion of the No Notoriety movement, which asks the media to limit coverage of shooters to deprive them the attention they seek.
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Bernstein, who gained notoriety for his groundbreaking reporting during the Watergate scandal, has claimed the July report is the "best evidence" of a "demonstrable" cover up.
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Schildkraut supports the message of No Notoriety, a movement started by Caren and Tom Teves after the death of their son Alex Teves in Aurora, Colo.
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Daniels, who gained notoriety after suing President Donald Trump following an alleged affair, had faced three misdemeanor counts of illegally touching a patron, court records show.
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A hundred years ago, Matawan, N.J., gained notoriety for a series of shark attacks by what was believed to have been the same great white shark.
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Groups like "No Notoriety" and "Don't Name Them" have gotten some support from law enforcement in their push to not name or provide photos of shooters.
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The region had seen a steady decline in piracy over recent years, after gaining notoriety for the frequency of attacks around the turn of the decade.
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A large British family from Liverpool with 10-15 members gained notoriety in New Zealand during a month in early 2019 as they traveled the country.
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His book gained notoriety for a passage that read that Trump was not actually a billionaire, and that his net worth was less than $250 million.
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