Sauerbrunn captioned the photo "Notorious," a play on the justice's "Notorious RBG" nickname.
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Jamal Woolard returns as The Notorious B.I.G., a role he played in the aforementioned Notorious.
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Soon he was adapting Unbelievable, his biography of the Notorious B.I.G., into the feature film Notorious.
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There's a directory filled with names ranging from notorious Nazis like Josef Mengele to the Notorious BIG.
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A cult figure among U.S. liberals, Ginsburg has been dubbed "Notorious RBG" after the late rapper Notorious BIG.
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There have been famous sons of notorious former players and there have been notorious sons of famous players.
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Her fans call her Notorious R.B.G., a nod to the rapper Notorious B.I.G., and Justice Ginsburg embraced the connection.
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Cash Money Millionaires – Notorious B.I.G., Born Again, 1999 Today is the 20th anniversary of the Notorious B.I.G.'s death.
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Joining him is Jamal Woolard, stepping back into the role of the Notorious B.I.G. after portraying him in 2009's Notorious.
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While other sites have confirmed that she was at Musk's house, the notorious shit-stirrer is… well… a notorious stirrer of shit.
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A descendant of a notorious serial killer wants to convince you that his infamous forebear was also a second notorious serial killer.
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Jamal Woolard reprises his role as Tupac's friend and rival The Notorious B.I.G. from the 2009 biopic Notorious (where Anthony Mackie played Tupac).
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She is viewed as something of a cult figure for U.S. liberals, known by the nickname "Notorious RBG," after the late rapper Notorious BIG.
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Trump is a notorious philanderer, and the Trump Organization was a notorious deployer of aggressive nondisclosure agreements for years before he became a candidate.
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In recent years she has become something of a cult figure for liberals and known by the nickname "Notorious RBG," after the late rapper Notorious BIG.
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They'd released mixtapes separately—Rucci's Notorious and Still Notorious, Mackk's Inglez and Organized Crime—but it was their collaborative MackkRucci that marked the duo as ascendant artists.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg — the "Notorious RBG" to admirers — has had yet another notorious week, starting off by learning about her own death from Fox & Friends.
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But what Mr. Trump may not realize is that ZTE is also one of the world's most notorious intellectual property thieves — perhaps even the most notorious of all.
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Justice Ginsburg is revered in liberal circles, with her many fans calling her Notorious R.B.G., a nod to the rapper Notorious B.I.G. The justice has embraced the connection.
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Ginsburg spoke on Monday of her latter-day cult status among liberals, including her nickname "Notorious RBG," which was based on the name of the late rapper Notorious BIG.
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Beers dedicated to Carly Simon ("I Bet You Think This Beer Is About You"), Notorious B.I.G. ("Notorious") as well as David Bowie and Freddie Mercury ("Under Pressure") are also available.
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But Ginsburg has also become something of a pop culture superstar in recent years, ever since an admiring law student nicknamed her Notorious R.B.G. (a riff on the rapper Notorious B.I.G.).
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Bloggers and other fans tagged her with the moniker Notorious RBG (a play on the late rapper Notorious B.I.G.) and have celebrated everything from her liberal dissents to iron-pumping workouts.
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Her fierceness has also earned her the nickname Notorious RBG, a play on the moniker of the famous rapper Notorious BIG, and she has a pretty hip Tumblr chronicling her intellectual swagger.
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Yelp is notorious for compiling heated reviews of disgruntled patrons.
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Compare that to Trump, who commands a notorious bot army.
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I was like, this notorious thing is like a thing.
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Jenkins was on the night of her notorious Carnegie performance.
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More importantly, the notorious hacking story is far from over.
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Prince was notorious for staunchly defending access to his material.
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Prince was notorious for staunchly defending access to his material.
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Scott said New Zealand has a notorious issue with spoofing.
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Chicago, until growing fame brought more national renown, more notorious
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Waksal is himself a notorious figure in the pharma world.
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Holland is a notorious blabbermouth, which is kind of endearing.
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Shotgun is the son of a notorious gangster named Shadow.
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Then there's that already notorious scene at the bikini contest.
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It's my first encounter with Utah's notorious beverage of choice.
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Now, she's one of the franchise's most notorious contestants — ever.
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Walmart's current home office is notorious for lacking natural light.
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And Amazon, of course, is notorious for fake reviews anyway.
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He became notorious for turning "liberal" into a dirty word.
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Cannes is a festival notorious for pardoning controversial male auteurs.
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Only a handful have reappeared at the notorious Lady Reading.
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China is notorious for its drivers faking accounts and rides.
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Shortly after FOSTA became official, notorious escort advertising site Backpage.
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Full moons are notorious for bringing out everyone's wild side!!!
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Trump is notorious for being tremendously disrespectful to foreign leaders.
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So it's notorious that tours don't want to stop there.
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The notorious camp is known in Seattle as "the Jungle".
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None of Hollywood's most notorious predators were off the table.
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Could a notorious party drug be the next psychiatric breakthrough?
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LONDON — Cats are notorious for their peculiar post-partum practices.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is notorious for speaking her mind.
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I found out later that he was notorious for this.
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"Scarbo," in particular, is notorious among pianophiles for its difficulties.
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Right, like George Jones was a notorious drunk and addict.
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Dreams are notorious for being less than faithful to reality.
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I'm notorious for forgetting the plots and storylines to movies.
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WWE's most notorious gimmick match is Hell in a Cell.
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Trump is, among his other attributes, America's most notorious misogynist.
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The state paints me to be this notorious bloody terrorist.
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The San Andreas is the most notorious of these faults.
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Oram was dubious about the notorious actor's commitment at first.
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Barksdale was a notorious criminal in Baltimore in the 1980s.
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One of the Real Housewives' most notorious mothers has died.
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"Addicts are notorious for lying, deflecting and trivializing," Greenberg added.
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And the pair are notorious for keeping a low profile.
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Palantir is notorious for its secrecy, and for good reason.
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Voice actors are notorious for recommending other actors for roles.
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Saydnaya is notorious for three things: torture, silence, and remoteness.
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Kloss and Kushner are notorious for keeping a low profile.
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After that comes the notorious Mercury retrograde on July 7!
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Bundy was one of America's most notorious and feared criminals.
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My worst cellmate was a notorious home invader and torturer.
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Most notorious, perhaps, was President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing's acceptance of
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Take Shakespeare's Lady Macbeth, the most notorious of these characters.
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Let's start with a notorious recent example of this strategy.
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And they were notorious for naming dishes after their customers.
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Notorious AfD campaign slogans and posters target Muslims in particular.
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Next up is perhaps the most notorious of killers: sharks.
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A notorious French gangster has managed to escape prison again.
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Hopefully, this will extend far beyond the notorious and famous.
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"Washington is notorious for being able to compartmentalize," said Rep.
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The team was called Tiger Williams, for a notorious goon.
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But the projects are notorious for delays and cost overruns.
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Insurance carriers are notorious for having inflexible and complex policies.
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They are notorious for using young girls in suicide attacks.
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But he's notorious for telling you if something is stupid.
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Watch our video 'The Truth Behind Serbia's Notorious Witchcraft Subculture'
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Ms. Jolie succeeds a Presidential office notorious for rape accusations.
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On /r9k/, another notorious 4chan board, users were also incredulous.
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Jamarat has been a notorious choke point for hajj crowds.
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Mombasa, Kenya, is one of the most notorious ivory ports.
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Donald Trump, notorious germaphobe, has been betrayed by his own.
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San Francisco has struggled with a notorious affordable housing crisis.
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Celebrities are notorious for giving their children cool, uncommon names.
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The intersection, known as Armley Corner, has a notorious past.
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"Seagulls are notorious thieves," the blog Living Alongside Wildlife explains.
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The group is notorious for piracy and kidnap for ransom.
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Lilith in Capricorn is notorious for mixing business with pleasure.
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The notorious Silk Road site was shut down in 270.
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Wall Street Market was already notorious as an illegal marketplace.
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The couple is notorious for keeping their private life ... private.
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A notorious jester, he also reveled in staging elaborate pranks.
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Several notorious shootings — including the one in Sutherland Springs, Tex.
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Cruise jobs are notorious for long hours and low pay.
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Blame Tokyo's notorious bureaucracy, rigid labor laws and high taxes.
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"Online directories are notorious for being inaccurate," Ms. Donovan said.
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He started out determined to scrap the notorious Irish backstop.
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That was the campaign of the notorious Willie Horton commercial.
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" Ilse Koch, the notorious Bitch of Buchenwald, was a "cochhh.
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Trump is notorious for lying about all kinds of things.
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Nigeria's most populous city, Lagos, is notorious for its gridlock.
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Mumtaz was the victim of a notorious 2011 acid attack.
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The Red Cross Society is notorious for corruption and inefficiency.
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His police became notorious for their brutality and poor discipline.
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Iowa caucusgoers are notorious for deliberating until the last minute.
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His brother is being held in Iran's notorious Evin Prison.
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Chechnya has become notorious for its attacks on LGBT people.
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She became notorious for attacking Lincoln Center, then under construction.
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The most notorious attacks have been in Saxony, Petry's state.
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The witcher, notorious for his lack of feelings, is bewitched.
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Reusable duodenoscopes infected patients in a series of notorious outbreaks.
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Does Lil Yachty know any songs by the Notorious B.I.G.?
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I've since learned this was the notorious "logic games" section.
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It seemed only appropriate that the Brooklyn-born jurist known by her fans as the Notorious R.B.G. (a play on the rapper Notorious B.I.G.) delivered her remarks at the oldest museum in the city.
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The United States of Brooklyn Stand Up displays the Notorious B.I.G, the word "NOTORIOUS" brightening from grey to yellow across the flag's length; The United States of Hollis, Queens features the RUN DMC logo.
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Ginsburg has become a sensation among millennials, who affectionately dubbed her the "Notorious R.B.G" after the rapper Notorious B.I.G., and those who admire her as a symbol of legal progressiveness on the high court.
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Those among the offended is Notorious B.I.G.'s mother, Volleta Wallace.
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Twitter is one of the most notorious offenders on this front.
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All photos: Adam Clark EstesSteve Jobs was a notorious case-hater.
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It's the English translation of "sieg heil," the notorious Nazi slogan.
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These days, Hustler is a shadow of its former notorious self.
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Then we put on Notorious BIG and had a dance party.
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Chad Johnson, who has quickly become the franchise's most notorious villain.
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Things are shaping up for the notorious Charlie Sheen in 2017.
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Notorious French criminal escapes from prison using helicopter , sparks massive manhunt.
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The city is notorious for high rental and real estate costs.
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Salinger, a notorious recluse, never wrote a full-length book again.
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Katie McHugh was once notorious for her racist and bigoted tweets.
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Champagne hangovers are notorious — but the jury's out on exactly why.
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The jail is also notorious for its violence and poor conditions.
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Lebanon's state-owned telecoms sector is notorious for its high prices.
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Then there's the notorious shipping of Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen.
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Dickey is a notorious fighter and he is displaying that now!
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So the legend of the notorious Explorers Club dinner ends here.
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Specifically, their deaths mirror their most notorious actions on the show.
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He said Chicago was notorious around the globe for its violence.
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You can be notorious, it seems, so long as you're polite.
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As the notorious comments section proves, the reality is very different.
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On top of that, pilot whales are notorious for stranding themselves.
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Cuban hotels are notorious for their ramshackle furnishings and poor service.
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Not long ago Christchurch was notorious for its race-baiting skinheads.
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The "Notorious Markets" list was not Alibaba's only challenge in 2016.
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Florida Republican Carlos Curbelo, notorious open borders Republicans, the prime movers.
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But it's got the notorious Internet troller in hot water before.
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He's one of the most notorious serial killers in American history.
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Of course, they don't call her the "Notorious RBG" for nothing.
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The most notorious example is the company's wholesale pillaging of Diapers.
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Side note: Ginsburg is totally aware of the Notorious RBG nickname.
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For decades it has been notorious for leaks and safety hiccups.
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Can you guess the notorious baby mama behind the lacy lingerie?
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Santa Ana winds are notorious for stoking fall fires in California.
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Granite State voters are notorious for making up their minds late.
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Twitter finally banned Milo Yiannolpoulos, one of its most notorious trolls.
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It was a notorious play in front of a global audience.
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Yep, this morning habit is a sneaky and notorious sleep sabateur.
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Jackson is also notorious for his ruthless treatment of Native Americans.
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The Switch is notorious for rarely dropping below the $299.99 mark.
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Righteous Rage in the American Grain—exacted notorious violence on Native
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There's a reason repressive regimes are notorious for spreading false information.
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One was the notorious story of arm-twisting and election interference.
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The Cold War's most notorious spy was back in the news.
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The candidates include notorious former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, Rep.
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Sachs recounts in great detail Toscanini's rehearsal methods, which were notorious.
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That era gave us notorious failures—cue obligatory mention of pets.
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Johnson had an extramarital affair that became notorious in the tabloids.
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Mr. Norgaard said they approached some notorious challenges without particular concern.
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And that was before the show's most notorious sauce, Da Bomb.
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The singer is, after all, a notorious and self-described perfectionist.
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Janitorial and construction industries are notorious for this kind of misclassification.
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Emma Watson is notorious for keeping her private life under wraps.
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This vulnerability is the principal byproduct of baseball's notorious reserve clause.
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Even Adobe has lately distanced itself from its most notorious product.
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Farrakhan has become notorious for his homophobic and anti-Semitic comments.
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New York's notorious "Manhattan Madam" has come back into the limelight.
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The Senate's torture report contains a section about Rahman's notorious death.
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Mainstreet is headquartered in the Cayman Islands, a notorious tax haven.
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For starters, Amazon has become notorious for its mistreatment of workers.
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An extremely famous or notorious person, especially in a particular field.
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Philosophers are notorious for running around in sort of liberal tribes.
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Per Ulrich Karpf is one of Denmark's most notorious millionaire convicts.
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UNSOLVED: THE MURDERS OF TUPAC AND THE NOTORIOUS B.I.G. 10 p.m.
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The most notorious scene shows Schlesinger in bed with another man.
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Christopher Poole, founder of notorious image forum 4chan, is joining Google.
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All shotguns, no shields across notorious teleporter labyrinth Chiron TL-34.
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And let's face it, the Notorious R.B.G. is just plain cool.
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Desert locusts are the most notorious — and damaging — breed of locust.
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Among the most well known of these notorious figures was Col.
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" He concluded, "The notorious zombie problem is just a philosopher's fantasy.
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Wafa couldn't afford to wait for the SIV system's notorious backlogs.
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Chinese culture is notorious for the value it places on tradition.
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But he has become far more notorious for his enormous mistakes.
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All of this is independent of Christopher Steele's notorious Russia dossier.
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At War The weapons are notorious for their effects on civilians.
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We told the family we were fleeing the notorious Beijing pollution.
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"Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and The Notorious B.I.G." premieres Feb.
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Maliar is also a notorious figure in the football hooligan scene.
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To advocates, Hart Island — its bureaucracy, inaccessibility, and injustice — is notorious.
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He also retweeted numerous fans, including a notorious conspiracy theory peddler.
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Twenty people were executed as a result of those notorious trials.
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Metal miners toil in shafts deadlier than China's notorious coal pits.
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One soldier was an instructor for Honduras's notorious military police force.
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Trump is notorious for despising briefings and not doing his homework.
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Cars are notorious for depreciation, or losing significant value over time.
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He has since become one of the country's more notorious killers.
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The yakuza, Japan's notorious organized crime syndicates, are on the decline.
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Admirers have recently nicknamed her "Notorious RBG," a play on the late rapper Notorious B.I.G., and have hailed her as a bulwark against conservative ideology -- and President Donald Trump -- because of her liberal opinions and dissents.
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The "Notorious RBG" meme, a play on the late rapper Notorious B.I.G., was created as a response to a 2013 dissent Ginsburg wrote when the court majority issued a milestone decision rolling back voting-rights protections.
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She has drawn a cult-like following among young people who have nicknamed her The Notorious R.B.G., a play on American rapper The Notorious B.I.G. I have witnessed her off-bench bluntness many times through the years.
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Plus, his friendship with fellow rising star the Notorious B.I.G. (played by Jamal Woolard, who also played Biggie in 250's Notorious) will be a major plot point, tracing how they went from comrades to bitter rivals.
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At the precise moment the most notorious killer cop in Detroit was planting a knife on a man he'd just murdered, the city's most notorious cop killer sat in a jail cell just a few miles away.
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But I certainly was given a tremendous boost into the public arena by the Notorious R.B.G. When I was asked about it, I said, well, it's exactly right, because Notorious B.I.G. and I had something in common. . . .
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In 2013, Ginsburg was dubbed the "Notorious RBG," a play on the late rapper Notorious B.I.G., as a response to a dissent Ginsburg wrote when the court majority issued a milestone decision rolling back voting-rights protections.
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California is a spectacular state, but it has a notorious split personality.
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Private prisons are notorious for inmate suicides and violence on their grounds.
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I tried contacting them but they're notorious for not giving artists credit.
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The U.S. government—namely Congress—is notorious for lagging behind technological innovation.
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The Senate, on the other hand, is a notorious saucer of circumlocution.
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Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen are notorious for keeping a low-profile.
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Friends and family say he'd be thrilled by the Notorious RBG phenomenon.
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The Olympic Games are notorious for leaving burdensome buildings in their wake.
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The Paris-based Reporters Without Borders calls that "Duterte's notorious troll army".
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There are a lot of reasons for the FDA's notorious regulatory hurdles.
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Pac's getting his own 'Snapped: Notorious' documentary on Oxygen airing September 10.
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Nor is it likely to be the tech industry's notorious sexist behaviour.
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Brands are notorious for killing memes and taking internet jokes too far.
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Motown was notorious for not paying their artists and cooking the books.
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Alex Jones, the notorious founder of Infowars, is in the audience here.
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Along with Wikipedia, YouTube is probably the web's most notorious rabbit hole.
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Notorious C.H.O. was like the only thing I ever straight up shoplifted.
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Musk is also fairly notorious for giving unrealistic estimates for big projects.
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America's most notorious killer looked mean and wiry, like a dangerous ferret.
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Politicians are notorious for debating and talking when the ship is sinking.
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Psychiatric hospitals and drug treatment facilities have become notorious for poor care.
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U.Y." or Notorious B.I.G.'s "Juicy," or Britney Spears' "Slumber Party ft.
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The virus is notorious for spreading quickly in places like cruise ships.
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Steve King, Congress's most notorious racist, has been removed from his committees.
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SILICON VALLEY mavens seldom stumble into San Quentin, a notorious Californian prison.
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The 53-year-old's tone is notably casual given Guzmán's notorious criminality.
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Of course, it's possible that notorious hoax artist Zardulu could be involved.
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One has you stealing some horses, another capturing a notorious con man.
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Notorious for his misogyny, Mr Duterte excoriates female critics with particular savagery.
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In exchange for all that power, they exhibited notorious gas guzzling behavior.
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Gamble concerns a more recent and less notorious crime on America's roads.
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It is certainly among the most notorious in China for its bawdiness.
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Jozi, as locals call it, is notorious for muggings and armed robbery.
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Then there is the style of seminars, for which economics is notorious.
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What about Mr Trump's notorious assertion that some Mexican immigrants are rapists?
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That's because the notorious Kardashian affiliate is launching a meal prep service.
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A white-knuckle and dogged pursuit of the state's most notorious fugitive.
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For all of you notorious overpackers, this ultralight suitcase is your answer.
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Pick up Jack's book, Notorious: The Life and Fights of Conor McGregor .
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"Notorious RBG," as she's known by her fans, is a liberal darling.
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The competition is as notorious for its politics as its cheesy ballads.
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Iran is a notorious violator of human rights and promoter of sectarianism.
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The crowd goes crazy — they're clearly more talented than the Notorious III.
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Shades of the notorious Internet dress dispute of almost a year ago.
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Joseph James DeAngelo is believed to be the notorious Golden State Killer.
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This Is Us is notorious for punching fans right in the feelings.
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What if they're notorious for letting properties fall into disrepair, for example?
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Memoirs written by people who have known and loved notorious murderers are
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As a child, a bully likened her to a notorious Batman villain.
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He rips off his mic and escapes over that now notorious fence.
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Pick up Jack's book, Notorious: The Life and Fights of Conor McGregor .
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Though notorious for their lethargy, Italy's courts are not Europe's worst offenders.
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Pick up Jack's book, Notorious: The Life and Fights of Conor McGregor.
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Miss Palmer had been notorious for putting her hand in people's hair.
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Durbin asked if Gorsuch has ever represented an unpopular or notorious client.
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Pick up Jack's book, Notorious: The Life and Fights of Conor McGregor.
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Hickey had been jailed in Rio's notorious Bangu prison since his Aug.
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She also talked about the hidden benefits of her notorious poker face.
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Is there anyone with hot head tendencies, like the notorious Chad Johnson?
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Oh, and I should definitely add more Notorious B.I.G. into my life.
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The caller turns out to be notorious gangster Ganesh Gaitonde (Nawazuddin Siddiqui).
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We also had a regular customer who was notorious for stealing food.
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They ran notorious political campaigns that sought to suppress black political participation.
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The Notorious RBG said once again that she is not going anywhere.
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During his tenure as interior secretary, Zinke became notorious for questionable expenditures.
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The search area, off the Patagonia coast, is notorious for strong storms.
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It was notorious for low wage rates and general exploitation of artists.
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He started out working for Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo's notorious Guadalajara cartel.
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A Conor McGregor themed restaurant named "The Notorious" has opened in Slovakia.
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David Leonhardt Donald Trump has become the country's most notorious tax shirker.
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Denino is the most notorious of what are known as I.R.L. streamers.
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Followers pounce on anyone—big, small, notorious, anonymous—who criticizes their idols.
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But it is also a consequence of China's notorious population-control strategy.
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The man who built it, Louis XIV, was notorious for his extravagance.
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Suppose this U.S.-funded, authoritarian regime becomes notorious for inciting violent attacks.
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Congress's upper chamber is notorious for strict rules from decorum to attire.
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At one of California's most notorious prisons, baseball teams take the field.
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The report also cites the notorious "Visa Wall" affecting foreign artists' movements.
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After all, the commander-in-chief himself is a notorious Twitter obsessive.
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Obviously, he's pretty notorious for playing with concepts of identity and truth.
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Everyone had told me about how notorious traffic was in the city.
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In one notorious episode, she hid from Dr. Drew on a roof.
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Right, but Albini is notorious for claiming he is not a producer.
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Like all things Notorious-related, the beer quicklywentviral in the MMA universe.
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Based in Kaunas, BC Zalgiris is the most notorious Lithuanian basketball team.
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Hospitals are notorious for bureaucracy and are slow to adopt new technologies.
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Cracka and his associates first became notorious when they hacked Brennan's email.
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The chain-splainer is a notorious date spoiler and cocktail-party pariah.
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"Real estate is notorious for throwing off huge deductions," Mr. Rosenthal said.
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Specifically, it reminded me of Mr. Trump's notorious 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape.
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New York City's notorious Rikers Island jail has confirmed dozens of cases.
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Mine was the first year of the notorious American baby boom, 1946.
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Rob: Just like real good tea is notorious for making people feel.
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How did it become a notorious hotspot for criminals and ex-cons?
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Specifically, it looks for three notorious genetic variants, known as founder mutations.
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Even before the October crash, Lion Air had a notorious safety record.
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How does Mr. Cali compare with John Gotti, the notorious Mafia boss?
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Mr. Cuomo is notorious for preferring chilly conditions at his public appearances.
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We ask why Uzbekistan is at last closing Jaslyk, its notorious gulag.
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By examining one notorious neo-Nazi group, the difficulty becomes more clear.
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Professor Bloom was frequently called the most notorious literary critic in America.
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But more individual wagers of smaller amounts have been placed on Notorious.
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Rikers Island, one of the country's most notorious correctional facilities, is closing.
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Secretary of State Colin Powell's now-notorious United Nations speech on Feb.
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The book grew out of a notorious Rolling Stone profile of Gen.
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The aforementioned "Notorious" on ABC had its order for new episodes trimmed.
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The judge's decision, which was reported in the official press, became notorious.
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When the notorious New York penal colony closes, few will miss it.
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Two of New York's most notorious Russian mobsters once maintained offices there.
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As longtime users are well aware, Twitter is notorious for inconsistent enforcement.
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El Salvador has a notorious reputation for its brutal gang-related crime.
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"I wrote my senior thesis on his most notorious novel," I said.
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Years ago they were dirt cheap and notorious for their poor craftsmanship.
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An officer from the Taliban's notorious religious police caught and beat her.
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The hail in particular was notorious for wrecking buildings, cars, and crops.
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McFarland's Fyre Media became notorious last year for a failed music festival.
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Sloan even championed Wells Fargo's notorious cross-selling metrics to Wall Street.
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Ikea's assemble-it-yourself furniture is notorious for ruining relationships and sanity.
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While they're worth every penny, MacBooks are notorious for being really expensive.
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It was notorious for housing some of the country's most violent men.
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Ble Goude headed the notorious Young Patriots street militia during Gbagbo's presidency.
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"She didn't earn the nickname 'the Notorious R.B.G.' for nothing," he said.
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I have friends who are notorious for being late all the time.
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The writer Alexander Trocchi became notorious for this on the underground scene.
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Despite its noble goals, Wikipedia is notorious for harassment among its editors.
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He was notorious for showing up in the Marvel movies ... someway, somehow.
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And one of the most notorious militias is the Niger Delta Avengers.
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Is that also some scheme of those notorious Marxists, Disney and Sony?
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She has drawn a cult-like following among young people who have nicknamed her The Notorious R.B.G., a play on American rapper The Notorious B.I.G. The 83-year-old Ginsburg has a busy summer of travel ahead of her.
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It's the most notorious fast food crime since The Hamburglar roamed the streets.
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All set to the sounds of "Hypnotize" by The Notorious B.I.G. You're welcome.
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The couple — and notorious, but lovable, internet trolls — debuted their own photoshopped image.
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One of his most notorious moments came in 20033, just after his inauguration.
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The notorious germophobe was visibly uncomfortable when a preacher laid hands on him.
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The bear has become somewhat notorious in Broadmoor, a neighborhood in Colorado Springs.
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Despite Nixon's notorious anti-Semitism, Cohen was an important figure in California politics.
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" The Southern Poverty Law Center called Gaffney "one of America's most notorious Islamophobes.
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Photo courtesy of Ashley Osborn Montreal is a notorious stop for touring bands.
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Alamy September is notorious for being the graveyard of the film release calendar.
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Pick up Jack's new book, Notorious: The Life and Fights of Conor McGregor .
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Their officially trademarked name and logo conjure notorious legends both urban and historical.
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Facebook and YouTube have banned Alex Jones, a notorious peddler of conspiracy theories.
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Guys can be notorious for this, particularly, research shows, in male-dominated settings.
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The lingerie line is pretty notorious for not catering to plus-size women.
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Bern had its own disagreeable version of Zurich's more notorious heroin mecca, Platzspitz.
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In return, she introduced herself as "Kim Millionaire" and quoted Notorious B.I.G lyrics.
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It's not their bladders that need relieving; this is a notorious cruising spot.
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She warns us about the notorious Oahu traffic and boy, is she right.
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BABI YAR was the site of the most notorious massacre of the Holocaust.
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It can weaken and distort the steel rails — a notorious detriment to trains.
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Mexico City's notorious traffic made it a logical target for food delivery apps.
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Currently taking center stage for this phenomenon is the now notorious border wall.
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Carrier-made apps are notorious for being terrible, filled with ads and upsells.
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He previously portrayed a notorious serial killer in indie flick My Friend Dahmer.
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That's because New York City is notorious for its strict co-op boards.
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Our interviewees found it much easier to name prominent bullies than notorious harassers.
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The Chatter This time, the talk hasn't come from 'The Notorious' himself, though.
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This might come as news to many in a region notorious for machismo.
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The Black woman unofficially running the country is notorious for avoiding Black culture.
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Silicon Valley is notorious for funding companies that are the subject of ridicule.
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The social network is notorious for its meticulous and aggressive public relations operation.
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But in plants, these notorious molecules appear to play a more benign role.
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It's currently a larger reddit than SROTD and it's goddamn notorious throughout Reddit.
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The notorious Lake District weather also prompted some rainfall banter between the farmers.
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By Heartbreak Hill (mile 20.5), runners are exhausted, and hit the notorious wall.
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Tweakers are notorious for getting high and cleaning things or tinkering with electronics.
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Notorious RBG Where would we be without Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg?
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The most perplexing inclusion on the list is notorious McCarthyist villain Elia Kazan.
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Though that date is notorious for pranks, this wasn't a joke at all.
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Among the notorious criminals who perpetuated this tradition were Van Hout and Holleeder.
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Like the rest of the river, it's suffered from Chicago's notorious sewage pollution.
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Ivan Grozny, or "Ivan the Terrible," a guard notorious for his abuses against
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With its portable products, Nintendo is notorious for endless—and often questionable—iterations.
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So why might Mueller's team want to know more about the notorious tweet?
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I let the notorious killer Hector Escaton (Rodrigo Santoro) in on the secret.
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New York (CNN)The President of the United States is a notorious tweeter.
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Many were held in a detention centre notorious for overcrowding, corruption and abuse.
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For John Mayer, singer, songwriter, and notorious blabbermouth, 2010 was a strange year.
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Nintendo is notorious about underproducing its consoles, pissing off retailers and customers alike.
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To avoid the region's notorious wet season, consider visiting between April and October.
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FIFA's world soccer rankings are notorious for their non-linear relationship with reality.
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There's a police officer in Cape Town notorious among the city's sex workers.
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Lemon wouldn't let them leave before performing some of their notorious dance moves.
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Stone was introduced to Trump in the 1980s by the notorious Roy Cohn.
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After spending years at the notorious Central East Correctional Centre in Lindsay, Ont.
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Except that de Jong had gained his notoriety primarily by being, well, notorious.
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Settlements are secret, and the Ethics Committee is notorious for protecting its own.
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The emails became a notorious treasure trove for computer scientists and other academics.
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The prison is notorious for housing some of South Africa's most violent criminals.
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He showed up in his Notorious-mobile ... and got wild inside da club.
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O.J. Simpson Is Granted Parole: What's Next for the Notorious Former NFL Star?
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Again, this guy... ...is going to play one of the most notorious monsters.
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Held at Tehran's notorious Evin Prison, Zakka staged at least six hunger strikes.
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Gulls are notorious biters, and my fingers have felt their wrath many times.
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Pick up Jack's new book, Notorious: The Life and Fights of Conor McGregor.
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She has a notorious predilection for shoes, $80,000-dresses and bullet-proof bras.
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You shouldn't taunt a notorious serial killer—even if it's for your podcast.
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I've seen them compared to the notorious 1930s bank robbers Bonnie and Clyde.
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Those arguments shaped one of the Supreme Court's most notorious decisions, Buck v.
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But he picked a notorious free trader as a running mate: Indiana Gov.
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A.C.S. was notorious for outsourcing U.S. office work to cheaper foreign-labor markets.
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The former mayor of London is one of the most notorious Brexit supporters.
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In 2005, he organized an event for David Irving, a notorious Holocaust denier.
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He plays notorious assassin, John Wick, in the "John Wick" franchise (2014 - 2019).
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Australia has become notorious in recent years for its revolving door political leadership.
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Early photographs of the Eastern Mediterranean are notorious for the lack of people.
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The notorious criminal group has a presence across El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala.
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Notorious B.I.G. was reppin' for Brooklyn again Thursday -- but this time in Congress!
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In decades past Microsoft was notorious for its devastatingly monopolistic take on computing.
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Catherine of Aragon was married to the notorious king for nearly 24 years.
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A Bombay message states that the notorious apostle of "civil disobedience" was arrested.
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Fan art is notorious for the disparity between amazing and amazingly awful artworks.
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Paltrow is, after all, notorious for devotion — almost obsession — to über-healthy living.
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According to NBC, the notorious teen was in US custody by about noon.
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One company notorious for misleading and threatening letters asking for payment is Rightscorp.
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And nowhere does that become clearer than during his now notorious onstage speeches.
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His most notorious comments, including calling Sandy Hook a hoax, are years old.
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Jack the Ripper is perhaps the most notorious serial killer in the world.
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Turkey fatigue, a notorious affliction among food editors, may be partly to blame.
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Among his key advisers are some of the most notorious climate change deniers.
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Hotels — especially high-end hotels — are notorious for charging extra for Wi-Fi.
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To Yusko, a notorious cohort of early-2500s internet stocks provides historical context.
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Blue dye tests are extremely notorious for dye runs and false positive results.
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LG: Apple is notorious for jumping into a market later than everyone else.
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Comedians are notorious for creating characters and alternative personalities into which they vanish.
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For centuries it has been notorious as a route along which people die.
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And the city's urban violence is not just confined to its notorious favelas.
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He's a billionaire notorious for partying it up with the rich and famous.
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And it's a reason not to give notorious bullshitters such a substantial spotlight.
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And Mr. al-Bashir, the former president, languishes in a notorious Khartoum prison.
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They're notorious examples of types that many of us see all the time.
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He's also notorious for stutter stepping to try to throw off the goalkeeper.
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But the notorious Auschwitz doctor of death had been missing for 40 years.
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A number of now-notorious photographs were made in late 2003 by Pvt.
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A notorious online investing forum is making a big bet of its own.
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So will Cheryl Hines as Larry's ex-wife and notorious ring stain culprit.
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He was sent to Iran's notorious Evin Prison and sentenced to 10 years.
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And the Austrian state would come to regard him as a notorious troublemaker.
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The bad news for Alex Jones, the notorious internet conspiracy theorist, keeps coming.
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I had been assigned my first big project, the notorious Science Fair Project.
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The I.R.S. saves criminal consequences for notorious and continuous violations of the law.
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Giant borehole-drilling rigs and water tankers fight through the city's notorious traffic.
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I learned about "pre-existing conditions," a term that would soon be notorious.
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The Taliban denied responsibility, but Afghan officials blamed the group's notorious Haqqani wing.
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Like Rikers, the facilities there had developed a notorious reputation for deplorable conditions.
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Parchman would, in short order, become notorious for its hard labor and brutality.
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Small, manicured and a notorious womanizer, Goebbels limped on a deformed right foot.
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One can't talk about "Clarissa" without acknowledging its most notorious feature: its length.
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I managed to conjure up LOS LOBOS; NOTORIOUS; YIDDISH, ESTUARY, EULOGY and HAITI.
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The attack cemented Moscow more closely than ever to the notorious Syrian autocrat.
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Those comments were probably the most notorious thing to emerge from that speech.
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The rapidly aging population is largely due to China's notorious one-child policy.
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There have been other notorious episodes that did not lead to immediate punishment.
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It's dreary and dark, inhabited by townspeople who are notorious for never smiling.
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Al Pacino also stars in the film as notorious teamster leader Jimmy Hoffa.
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Over a year ago, Chris Wallace took on Pruitt's notorious climate change views.
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GM might even bring back the notorious Hummer as a zero-emissions SUV.
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Iran's aging fleet of air carriers is notorious for its high accident rate.
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The worst conditions encountered were in the notorious pitch pot region, off Brazil.
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The claim misleadingly dates these notorious disease outbreaks to match with election years.
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The Nigerian militant group Boko Haram is notorious for its use of rape.
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Melbourne's most beloved and notorious beach pub has recently undergone its own rebirth.
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Take a peek behind the scenes at some of Andy's most notorious catches:
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The most notorious school shootings have taken place at suburban, predominantly white schools.
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Unsurprisingly, it's the "date" part that has made Backpage notorious among law enforcement.
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Every court appearance by the world's most notorious drug lord is an event.
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Cooke largely ignores Crumb's notorious misogyny, giving it only a few brief mentions.
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The notorious Boston gangster defined by a decades-long identity crisis—he was an FBI informant and also one of the most notorious and feared crime lords in American history—was murdered Tuesday at a high-security prison in West Virginia.
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" Fast-forward to Wednesday night at Cirque le Soir in London ... where The Notorious was out with his bros, letting loose on the dance floor to The Notorious B.I.G. Conor hopped on the mic and said, "What's up, Rita Ora!
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The "Notorious RBG" meme, a play on the rapper "Notorious B.I.G.," grew in popularity in 2013 as fans responded to her dissenting opinion in a case in which the conservative majority issued a milestone decision rolling back voting-rights protections.
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Brazil is a country that was already notorious for its large concentration of hackers.
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The Notorious B.I.G. was shot to death 20113 years ago on March 9, 1997.
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Real Housewives stars are notorious for trying the most obscure beauty treatments out there.
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Rikers Island has a notorious reputation for both its violence and its poor conditions.
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RIVERA: When I turned 70, I took the nude selfie that was so notorious.
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In a notorious ad campaign that drew on enduring racist imagery, George H. W.
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On March 9, 1997, rapper Christopher "The Notorious B.I.G." Wallace was shot and killed.
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OPEC countries are notorious for cheating their own quotas to squeeze out more revenue.
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This is the same company that employs Joy Behar, a notorious anti-Christian bigot.
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Watson, who appeared with Jones on Monday's Infowars webcast, is notorious for spreading misinformation.
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For years, the notorious cartel leader proved slippery, staying just ahead of the law.
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The Notorious one explained his recent visit to a place called Texas Fried Chicken.
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The notorious hacktivist gang Lizard Squad got an easter egg in the first season.
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Grey's Anatomy, How to Get Away with Murder and Notorious premiere on Sept. 22.
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She was murdered in Los Angeles by the notorious Charles Manson cult in 1969.
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In the 1990s, Heidi Fleiss was one of the most notorious women in America.
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Pachucos subversive aesthetic became notorious, enraging establishment types on both sides of the border.
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The Golden Globes are notorious for being strange, inscrutable, and a blast to watch.
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Was that a break with reality or a calculated argument from a notorious bullshitter?
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Efron stars as the notorious killer opposite Lily Collins as Bundy's girlfriend, Elizabeth Kloepfer.
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The reporter is allegedly being held in El Helicoide, a notorious prison in Caracas.
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The Clintons are notorious for finger wagging, particularly as it relates to black people.
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Black, now a YouTuber, rose to notorious fame with her single "Friday" in 2011.
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Pottery from the Early Islamic period is notorious for being misdated, usually too early.
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New York (CNN Business)Retail and fast food work is notorious for erratic schedules.
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Kohver was held in detention at Moscow's notorious Lefortovo Prison and charged with espionage.
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"He's notorious for hosting town halls on a Tuesday at 2 o'clock," says Hagan.
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The building was once home to the notorious nightclub Limelight, which closed in 303.
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Jose Mourinho, the most notorious manager in soccer, held a press conference Friday morning.
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Trump, in particular, was notorious for kicking out Muslims peacefully protesting at his rallies.
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At least the other "Trucks" adaptation, the notorious Maximum Overdrive, has some camp value.
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Josh Malina is notorious for pranking his Scandal costars — but the tables have turned.
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"Notorious RBG," as she's known by her fans, fell in her office Wednesday evening.
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Beyoncé and Jay-Z as Lil' Kim and The Notorious B.I.G. for #Halloween2017 pic.twitter.
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The second most looked-up term: 24chan, the notorious forum where the meme originated.
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OneWest was notorious for taking an especially aggressive role in foreclosing on struggling homeowners.
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And how did the 70-year-old dominate the world's most notorious drug cartel?
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Libertarians are also angry: Indian courts are as notorious for overreaching as for underperforming.
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Weather forecasts are notorious for being wrong, and their accuracy diminishes sharply with time.
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Some of her most notorious war-time covers for the magazine are on display.
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I'm also notorious for forgetting essential articles of clothing and purchasing more while traveling.
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He was held in solitary confinement in Tora prison, notorious for its grim conditions.
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Elon Musk is notorious for not quite meeting his ambitious, often self-imposed deadlines.
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Photo after photo features the state's notorious skies, jaw-dropping mountains, and glacier lakes.
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Trump — a notorious germaphobe who cares deeply about his TV image — was not pleased.
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Peña Nieto remained polite, but he refuted everyone of Trump's notorious comments about Mexico.
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The Notorious B.I.G. was from our neighborhood, and this event is to honor him.
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I probably wouldn't have imitated the grandiloquent style of a notorious former slave holder.
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Spare fraternized with, and reportedly mocked, the notorious occultist, poet, and artist Aleister Crowley.
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Sounds like Fox thinks that was harsh ... even for someone as notorious as Chapo.
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Former NBC's "Tonight Show" host Jay Leno is notorious for his lifelong (relative) frugality.
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He comes, in fact, from the once notorious social housing developments of Rosengård, Malmö.
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Australia has become notorious in recent years for its revolving door of political leadership.
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Pence flew into a rainy LaGuardia Airport, which is notorious for its short runways.
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They suspect that storefront is a hub for the notorious MS-13 street gang.
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One of Dr. Phil's most notorious guests is coming back for a return visit.
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In November, the president's notorious Twitter account disappeared from the internet for 173 minutes.
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In a way it's the opposite of the localism notorious in the surfing world.
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Naturally, we had to ask about Trump's notorious diet, but check out his response.
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Half buried in the dirt was a tattered shred of IS's notorious black flag.
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Pick up Jack Slack's hit dissection of the Conor McGregor phenomenon, Notorious from Amazon.
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Its owner was Jimmy Coonan, the leader of the notorious Irish gang the Westies.
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Guzman, 62, joins a long list of notorious criminals who call the prison home.
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I met up with an old friend of mine who went by DJ Notorious.
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Despite being a notorious grifter, Donald Trump was an unintended mark for Fox News.
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Wallace may share a name with the Notorious B.I.G., but any similarities end there.
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That's fine—instead, watch our new documentary, 'The Truth Behind Serbia's Notorious Witchcraft Subculture'.
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Bitcoin has crashed several times in the past, and it's notorious for its volatility.
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Comcast is notorious for bad service, scoring Consumerist's "Worst Company in America" title twice.
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It's a community that has become notorious as a place to buy child sex.
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What was the deal with you and Meghan's notorious kiss at your AMAs performance?
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The ashram's therapy groups became notorious for episodes of emotional, physical, and sexual violence.
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In Asia, followers of Rajneesh were notorious for their involvement in the prostitution trade.
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Authorities were determined to prevent any repeat of the notorious narco's jailbreaks in Mexico.
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Trump is notorious for his finicky attention to the design details of his properties.
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Britain would soon become notorious for something far removed from literary criticism: armed insurrection.
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The industry is notorious for its long, unfruitful efforts to generate positive cash flow.
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In one notorious incident police locked protesters in a church and burned it down.
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The most notorious example of this was Google Glass, the much maligned computer glasses.
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In one notorious incident, Montana congressional candidate Greg Gianforte assaulted Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs.
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Combined with this is the notorious dysfunction within various defense forces within Saudi Arabia.
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John Paul Vann was notorious for riding his jeep at night along country roads.
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Facebook now blocks people from sharing links to notorious piracy site The Pirate Bay.
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Southern Argentina's Patagonia coast is notorious for strong storms that race across the region.
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It once held notorious criminals like Al Capone, so this place was no joke.
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It is notorious for beheading hostages when money for their release is not paid.
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Michel was a victim in one of the most notorious cases of contemporary exorcism.
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The group is behind the notorious kidnapping of more than 200 schoolgirls in Chibok.
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Throughout Greek literature, Odysseus is a notorious trickster, given to devious twists and evasions.
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As is the surprise reveal that the youngest Jenner has now become notorious for.
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Garfield plays Catherine Turner, the daughter of Turner's slave owner, the notorious Samuel Turner.
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New to the game or not, Uber is notorious for being a formidable opponent.
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The Notorious B.I.G.'s mother has excoriated the sisters over the $125 T-shirts.
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Then there's the trackpad, a notorious problem on Windows PCs when compared to Macs.
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He was held incommunicado for years, at Johannesburg's notorious John Vorster Square police station.
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The mansion was once owned by notorious art scammer and real estate mogul Luke
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President Trump visits Pittsburgh, Venice floods and a notorious mobster meets a grisly fate.
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As for her notorious secrecy, it served a purpose, at least in the beginning.
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Reddit's TheRedPill, notorious for its misogyny, was founded by a New Hampshire state legislator
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We went on tour with Notorious R.B.G., America's 84-year-old judicial rock star.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has become notorious for announcing production delays and cost overruns.
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Critic's pick A fascinating documentary re-examines a notorious anthropological experiment from the 1970s.
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For example, you won't find the notorious "stravenues" that residents of Tucson know well.
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That name was once as notorious as any in New York City and beyond.
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I really want to re-advance [notorious anti-gay legislation] Section 28 in particular.
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Manuel Antonio Noriega, who had become notorious for his involvement in the drug trade.
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Still, by late in the year, the dossier was Washington's most notorious open secret.
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Pick up Jack Slack's hit dissection of the Conor McGregor phenomenon, Notorious from Amazon.
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Some of the startups became notorious for throwing lavish parties and offering extravagant perks.
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A day later, an anonymous post appeared on 4chan, the notorious internet message board.
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That Rolling Stone newspaper -- no connection to the iconic US publication -- was instantly notorious.
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Who are some of the more notorious gangster warlords you cover in the book?
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While in the process of downsizing, I came upon a notorious piece of history.
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Charles Manson, one of the most notorious killers of the 20th century, died Sunday.
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Fernando Karadima, one of Chile's most notorious abusive priests, wrote on Twitter on Monday.
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Amazon is one of the largest employers of the workampers — and the most notorious.
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TikTok is filled with dark jokes and conspiracies about a notorious child kidnapping case.
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Both places are notorious for their steep housing expenses and high cost of living.
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They are notorious for their roles in an ISIS cell that killed Western hostages.
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Mr. Bannon was notorious for maintaining his own, shadowy presence within the White House.
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In Damascus, they found themselves at Children's Hospital in Mezze, with its notorious overcrowding.
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"akin to naming a notorious arsonist as chief of the local fire department," in
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An uncle, bounced out of the family business after consorting with a notorious pedophile.
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Telephony networks are notorious for using ancient, insecure tech that exposes users for decades.
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Iran's most notorious cyberattack was against Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil company, Saudi Aramco.
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Internet-connected gadgets like light bulbs and fitness trackers are notorious for poor security.
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The detention centers, some of which have official status, are notorious for poor conditions.
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Still, third parties in the United States have a notorious track record for failure.
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After some cajoling, I brought him to a notorious club in West Hollywood, Peanuts.
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The case echoed the notorious 1989 April attack on a jogger in Central Park.
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The tab was fairly notorious for the transparency it brought to our online lives.
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New York City is set to close its notorious jail complex on Rikers Island.
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This was the first Presidential election since the Supreme Court's notorious Shelby County v.
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Years pass and the once notorious "rainbow murders" fall from the headlines into obscurity.
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He's also fallen apart — which is understandable, given how notorious his name has become.
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The rebels are notorious for mutilating civilians and kidnapping children for use as fighters.
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Namazi has been held in Iran's notorious Evin prison when not in the hospital.
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We were full of excitement and couldn't wait to step onto the notorious island.
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Canadians are notorious for being kind, polite people — maybe even a little too kind.
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This is a concern in China and other countries notorious for intellectual property theft.
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The holiday season is notorious for breaking up otherwise healthy eating and exercise habits.
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Reactions were mixed in the semirural town after residents learned about their notorious neighbor.
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In one notorious case, an earmark ended up putting American troops at risk. Sen.
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"It&aposs not our job to be notorious or famous or anything," Dixon said.
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"We consider any accusations of the notorious Russian trace to be absurd," he said.
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Even Beijing, a city notorious for its pollution, measured a "good" level of 50.
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Twelve years later Al Capone was running the Chicago mob — rich, powerful and notorious.
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And the front-wheel suspension makes navigating Manhattan's notorious pot-holed streets less strenuous.
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Pyotr Pavlensky, 34, has become notorious in Europe for his dramatic acts of protest.
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The most famous — and notorious — of them, "Tongues Untied," isn't even an hour long.
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So she came to the notorious detention facility with her own color developing kit.
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"The Paul family is sort of notorious," Paul told Business Insider earlier this year.
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However, Mr. Macron himself largely benefited from the most notorious such "manhunt" this year.
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His godfather, meanwhile, was former KKK Grand Wizard and notorious Louisiana politician David Duke.
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Fernando Karadima, Chile's most notorious priest, have accused of being complicit in his crimes.
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The notorious and still far-from-confirmed claim first emerged from Christopher Steele's dossier.
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They said speaking out after convicting the world's most notorious drug kingpin wasn't easy.
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Trump, in particular, was "notorious" for his behavior toward younger women, the man said.
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She has become a symbol of legal progressiveness and has captivated millennials, who affectionately dubbed her the "Notorious R.B.G" after the rapper Notorious B.I.G. The internet exploded shortly after news of her injury was reported, with supporters sending her well wishes on Twitter.
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The NFL is notorious for bolstering the careers of men who have intentionally harmed women.
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Fans of Notorious RBG, as she is sometimes known, immediately launched into grief — and action.
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After some wavering, Trump now supports HB2, North Carolina's notorious anti-trans bathroom bill law.
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Solithromycin is descended from a notorious drug made by Sanofi SA called Ketek, or telithromycin.
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What that entails, scent-wise, remains a mystery — categorically one of Jolie's most notorious traits.
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The use of Catholicism is notable in a country notorious for its hostility toward religion.
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The president is showing particular support for Watson, an InfoWars personality notorious for spreading misinformation.
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Christopher WallaceWallace may share a name with the Notorious B.I.G., but any similarities end there.
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The notorious London Underground will put fear into the most seasoned commuters during peak times.
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Rochester, New York, is a notorious model of terrible urban planning and idiotic corporate sponsorship.
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In years past, Berman had been joined by notorious mediocrity Trent Dilfer for this game.
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Few professional Dark Souls players are as popular as LobosJR and as notorious as Oroboro.
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With little pushback, the notorious FOIA violator has handed over roughly 500 pages every month.
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Jackson's notorious policies on slavery and Indian removal also epitomized the nation's white supremacist beginnings.
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Abu Sayyaf is also notorious for making vast sums of money from piracy and kidnapping.
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Felines are notorious for attacking Christmas trees the second after they are decked to perfection.
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And as for Richard Cohen, he is notorious for making sexist, racist, and homophobic comments.
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After all, who wants to be lame old Ironman when you can be Notorious RBG?
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Kenesha also quickly got a taste of what this industry is notorious for— false promises.
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Delta Gamma, the organization that brought us the world's most notorious sorority email, is back.
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Although it is perhaps the most notorious lender, Wonga is not the only one struggling.
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"You know your axes," Gordon tells her, a reference to Jack's notorious weapon of choice.
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New Hampshire voters are notorious for deciding late in the process, often on election day.
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His show, The Dr. Oz Show, is notorious for promoting alternative and sometimes bogus medicine.
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Mark Sanford's political career survived one of the most notorious sex scandals in American history.
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New Orleans' most notorious strip of bars and restaurants is flooded with groups of revelers.
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The controversial film producer was notorious for his aggressive marketing strategies to win best picture.
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The Arsenal squad that he inherited were a notorious bunch of alcoholics and drug addicts.
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The car was stationed at a crossroads notorious for smash-and-grab robberies on motorists.
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The interrogation is set in Iran's notorious Evin Prison, long known for holding political prisoners.
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The French government is notorious for brow-beating individual firms to keep jobs in France.
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Riker is, after all, a notorious womanizer, and it's implied that he doesn't mind entirely.
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Trump, a notorious germophobe, noticed Scaramucci had a hoarse voice and was under the weather.
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There's an entire investigative thread devoted to the notorious 2017 iOS glitch, and it's brilliant.
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"Arpaio is one of our nation's most notorious agents of racism and bigotry," Perez said.
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They are notorious for sandbagging their holiday projections and then just blowing right through them.
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Big software-development projects were (and are) notorious for producing costly, late and cumbersome results.
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The car industry is notorious for not allowing single-source components into its development chain.
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Take this story that clerk Heather Elliott recalled in the book Notorious RBG as proof.
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Both of her parents were notorious for their drug use back in the early '90s.
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She is being held in the notorious Lefortovo jail under tight supervision, her lawyer said.
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" The play on words invokes one of America's most notorious gangs: "Make America Crip Again.
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Last summer while exploring museums in London, I encountered three different notorious fakes on display.
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It won't necessarily fix China's notorious traffic problems or keep the lights on in Shanghai.
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Her age, devout catholicism, notorious menstrual problems, and intermittent depression all painted a nasty caricature.
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The mall's appearance on the USTR's list of notorious emporiums may be having more effect.
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Back in the day, Beats headphones were notorious for prioritizing bass over all other frequencies.
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Given his notorious injury history, Hill's NBA career is often viewed through a What If?
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IOC members also grilled organisers over long security checks, notorious Rio traffic jams and funding.
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The WikiLeaks website, notorious for hosting leaked government and corporate documents, released the haul Friday.
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It's a Sunday and the notorious Houston traffic isn't as bad as it usually is.
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Their shows were notorious and instrumental in ushering in the Electro Era at Belgica. 8.
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Ian Brady, one of the most notorious murderers in British and world history, has died.
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Listen up, Pretty Boy and Notorious: either get this thing done or let it go.
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Sinaloa was formerly led by the world's most notorious drug lord, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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One of Guzman's notorious prison escapes, in 2015, was made through a mile-long tunnel.
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"Patchouli oil is notorious for causing what is known as a phototoxic reaction," he says.
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Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop is notorious for suggesting vaginal steaming and jade eggs, despite no evidence.
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This is hardly the first time Arpaio and his notorious jail has come under fire.
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Airlines are notorious for lousy customer service, but this latest fiasco sets a new low.
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The Kenyan capital of Nairobi is notorious for having some of the world's worst traffic.
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Awful but also not surprising ... considering Trump's notorious for doing this under the biggest spotlight.
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The U.S., for example, is notorious for regulations that make it harder to test drones.
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Common nationalities in a notorious refugee camp in Calais include Syrians, Eritreans, Sudanese and Iraqis.
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Jimmy Kimmel is a notorious prankster, so April Fools' Day is likely his favorite holiday.
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Individuals are notorious for being subpar investors, regularly falling prey to our worst behavioral instincts.
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Many lost jobs and were marginalized from state services and the "Tascon List" became notorious.
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Those nabbed included members of the Bloods, the Crips and the notorious MS-13 gangs.
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The subreddit is notorious for banning dissenting Redditors, encouraging violence, and promoting alt-right ideology.
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Once he was notorious for price-gouging, Shkreli made alternating overtures between egalitarianism and greed.
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Notorious, the Biggie biopic, was bad in the way that really bad biopics are bad.
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During his time at the White House, Obama became notorious for his love of kids.
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"The Notorious" is now facing 3 misdemeanor assault charges and 1 felony criminal mischief charge.
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There's notorious accounts of his where he spent so much money on clothes and jewelry.
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Bose is notorious for offering minimal equalizer control, and the Bose 700s are no exception.
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Jobs was notorious for his "reality distortion field," a rules-bending logic that defied practicality.
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Tarantulas are notorious for having morphological characteristics that stymie efforts to define species, Hamilton said.
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It can happen on any social media app, but some have a notorious mean streak.
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Cities like Pittsburgh were as notorious for their air pollution in 1960 as in 1890.
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Above is a collage of album covers featuring Malik alongside Notorious B.I.G., Nas, and Drake.
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I've already mentioned this, but ask anyone — I'm notorious for laughing at my own jokes.
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But Breitbart's most notorious climate conspiracy theorist, James Delingpole, considers Bannon a fellow traveler today.
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Democrats are notorious "bed-wetters," who are never happier than when rattling their worry beads.
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Another closely-followed Indian industry, the start-up sector, is also notorious for underpaying women.
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Rioting inmates have taken over a notorious prison, just days before the presidential election there.
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The Prince Regent was also notorious for his mistreatment of his wife, Caroline of Brunswick.
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"We're gonna have sanctions that even go beyond this," said Bolton, a notorious Iran hawk.
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Curry's notorious ankles have held up pretty well since he missed 40 games in 2012.
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There is also a notorious censorship issue on the app that prevents real artistic freedom.
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It's noteworthy that earlier this year Congress cracked down on platforms notorious for sex trafficking.
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"Putin's notorious rating of 86% exists in a political vacuum," he wrote in a blog.
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Kraft Heinz is operated by 3G Capital, a Brazilian company notorious for its cost-cutting.
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The suspect was one of the followers of notorious white nationalist sam hyde #FinsburyPark pic.twitter.
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Bergman's close-ups in "Notorious" have the charcoal softness of a child recognizing its mother.
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As a result, it has become notorious for housing racist and other far-right content.
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New York is notorious for high rent and shoe box-sized apartments for multiple people.
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The Philippines is notorious for its lax regulation on public transportation and poorly maintained roads.
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Incensed, she cites a notorious historical tool of discrimination among blacks before firing the model.
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Los Angeles' swelling homeless population has burst the confines of the city's notorious Skid Row.
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And here is Howard Schultz, implicitly echoing a notorious refrain: I alone can fix it.
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His female colleagues, he says, avoided the same opportunity because of the professor's "notorious" behavior.
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But his six-year term became notorious for the killings of journalists and violent crime.
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Utility companies are especially notorious for slapping an extra fee on payments made with cards.
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Benjamin Franklin was a notorious hoaxer during his tenure as publisher of the Pennsylvania Gazette.
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Angola became notorious for the scale of the corruption linked especially to its oil riches.
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The Bedford Hills reformatory, in the middle of the bucolic Hudson Valley, was especially notorious.
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The League is notorious for passing resolutions and issuing communiques which are rarely acted upon.
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The sisters got hit with a similar suit for using Notorious B.I.G. pics on shirts.
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Inside Lyari - once the deadliest slum of Karachi - notorious for religious gangs and violent extremism.
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The most notorious of these experiments was the Castle Bravo detonation on March 1, 1954.
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When he appears Colburn is wearing a suit by the notorious fashion designer Martin Margiela.
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The list also includes notorious groaner The Matrix Reloaded and Bond flick Die Another Day.
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In other words, the notorious "third-party doctrine" does not apply to phone location data.
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One notorious site is called Insecam, which the CBC focused on, but there are others.
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But then, unlike women, men are notorious for not prioritizing lower body exercises like squats.
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The market is notorious for being where iPhones, and other electronics, go to be recycled.
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We've rounded up the biggest, worst, and most notorious hacks from the past few years.
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It's a biopic about one of the most brutal, notorious serial killers in modern history.
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Hollywood is notorious for disappearing all but the most acclaimed actresses after their 40th birthdays.
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Then we headed through town to Oak Street, where the notorious Clutter farmhouse still stood.
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A descendant of the sheepdog, this breed is still a notorious herder and extremely cunning.
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That would bring them both into the orbit of one of its most notorious figures.
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Ginsburg's dissent in that case, which went viral, first gave rise the "Notorious RBG" meme.
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It has been an eventful, and lucrative, hiatus for McGregor, the man known as Notorious.
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Each minute of lateness — sometimes unavoidable given Nairobi's notorious traffic — came with a steep fine.
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Founded in the mid-1800s, Chinatown was notorious for opium dens, gambling houses and brothels.
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By the 1980s, their children had formed street gangs, like the notorious Tiny Rascal Gang.
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A new true-crime series dramatizes the deaths of the Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac Shakur.
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Argentina's intelligence services have been notorious for domestic spying, often motivated by political loyalties. Mrs.
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This outpost opened last spring in the heart of Avenida Revolución, Tijuana's notorious main drag.
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And WeChat faces its own privacy issues because of China's notorious reputation for mass surveillance.
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Debra also surprisingly says Manson is the lesser of the evils in the notorious Family.
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To my daughter, of course a house dean should not defend a notorious alleged rapist.
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Oakalla was a notorious and overpopulated prison in BC which housed hardened criminals awaiting trial.
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Nicky Barnes, a notorious Harlem drug dealer who vanished into witness protection, died in 2012.
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Since taking office, Donald Trump's notorious brand of populism has mostly faded into the background.
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Morrisroe often told tall tales that spun his relationships to the famous or the notorious.
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But in 220, in the run-up to the presidential campaign, the sale became notorious.
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He had just fled Colombia and the carnage of Pablo Escobar, the notorious drug lord.
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Many anti-government activists were detained and subjected to harsh conditions in Bahrain's notorious prisons.
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That's a surefire way to win favor with Mr. Trump, a notorious sucker for flattery.
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But another large, raucous rock festival that year became notorious for very different reasons: Altamont.
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The businessman, Paul Whelan, is being held in solitary confinement in Moscow's notorious Lefortovo Prison.
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Some customers were known criminals, or the money came from banks notorious for money laundering.
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Cats are notorious for keeping themselves clean, spending hours every day grooming their own coats.
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His house was notorious in the neighborhood for having all this weird stuff in it.
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Cage's "4'33''" may be the most notorious act of silence to be offered as music.
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Children with developmental disabilities were held under brutal conditions at a notorious New York facility.
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Trump is notorious for these sorts of dog whistles — and more overt displays of racism.
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Trump is notorious for these sorts of dog whistles — and more overt displays of racism.
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One of the most notorious aspects of an ayahuasca journey is the violent purging involved.
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Our fourth mystery beer was Pabst Blue Ribbon, the notorious favorite of last decade's hipsters.
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Jeffries, in particular, is notorious for personally approving everything from scheduling changes to press statements.
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The south side of Belize City is particularly notorious for such crimes, the agency says.
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It also uses less of my computer&aposs resources, which Chrome is notorious for hogging.
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Travis Kalanick's notorious journey to CEO of Uber and subsequent ouster was made for television.
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The 22006 class includes the Notorious B.I.G., Depeche Mode, the Doobie Brothers and T-Rex.
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"There are some handles and some pages on Facebook that are really notorious," Nwanze says.
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Her stated answer to Freud's notorious question about what women want is straightforward and retrograde.
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A notorious workaholic, Musk doesn&apost spend his money on lavish vacations or expensive hobbies.
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The most notorious of contemporary bullies (and yes, he's a Trump supporter) is Richie Incognito.
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Her killing also echoed the notorious 1989 April attack on a jogger in Central Park.
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Many of Guatemala's notorious human rights violators still hold power, inside and outside the government.
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The country is notorious for offering very few federal protections guaranteeing paid leave for employees.
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Among the notorious guests she introduced to Lovitz were Epstein, who was played by Driver.
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There's the ashtray-throwing saga, the ransacking tale ... and then the notorious car-dragging episode.
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The most notorious were fired, the rest given lessons in human rights and the constitution.
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"I hope those stories went too far," he said, referring to the notorious Wood Chipper.
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Many other drivers vent similar — often profane — anger and confusion about this notorious choke point.
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After his notorious interview with Donald Trump on the election trail, Jimmy Fallon kept silent.
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In Netflix's Get Me Roger Stone, the notorious GOP operative plays both narrator and villain
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Early Irish arrivals moved into the wooden tenements in the notorious, gang-infested Five Points.
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The centres that will close include the notorious Moria camp on the island of Lesbos.
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Wesson's wife narrates the video as her husband desperately searches Los Angeles' notorious Skid Row.
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He had also been in prisons before, including the notorious Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola.
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We can no longer stand idly by as this gang's notorious violence ravages our streets.
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San Fernando was the site of a notorious migrant massacre less than a decade ago.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Next year marks the 300th anniversary of England's most notorious speculative mania.
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It was like the more notorious he got, the better it was for the song.
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Facebook and Instagram users are notorious for hating pretty much every major change upon launch.
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University English departments used to be notorious for their unwillingness to hire women and Jews.
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In 2017, jurors decided to convict Martin Shkreli, the pharmaceutical executive notorious for price gouging.
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But even prior to the coronavirus outbreak, Egyptian prisons were notorious for their inhumane conditions.
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The remote highlands and the road we would be on was especially notorious for kidnappings.
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But if Ms. de Goes's case was especially notorious, it was also far from exceptional.
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A notorious 1998 performance at Brownie's in the East Village included fistfights among the musicians.
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The book's frankness, particularly its detailed and voluminous descriptions of masturbation, made it instantly notorious.
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This is like a dream ... Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac co-starring on a TV show.
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He listens to a lot of gangsta rap: the Notorious B.I.G., Puff Daddy, Wu-Tang Clan; after watching Notorious, the 2009 biopic of B.I.G., he decided he would like to visit Brooklyn, a New York City borough he imagines overrun more by gangsters than hipsters.
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By the end of 3003, Robinson expects that sales will hit $14 million, thanks in part to a smash hit T-shirt featuring Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg looking like rapper Notorious B.I.G., crown and all, with the words "Notorious R.B.G." printed below.
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For much more on Jane Doe #59 and the search for other possible victims of the notorious Manson Family, pickup this week's issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday The timing and MO fueled speculation that the murder was connected to the notorious Manson Family killings.
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Vaccaro was once the most notorious man in college basketball — the "sneaker pimp," people called him.
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Then again, Delvey's a pretty notorious scammer... so maybe she conned her way into iPhone privileges.
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When they arrived in a rundown Baghdad neighborhood, notorious for its drug gangs, the unthinkable happened.
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College basketball's most notorious villain either can't stop, or won't stop, or we're all going crazy.
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As a notorious villain on screen, he's managed to die in every possible way on camera.
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The Dallas Cowboys legend is a notorious workout-aholic and clearly it's paying off (#abs #pecs).
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Big Data analytics like Facebook's social graph are notorious for their ability to identify consumer niches.
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User agreements, notorious for being long and complicated, are now supposed to be in plain language.
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Some magical, mystical, magnetic force seems to draw the big and notorious cases to the borough.
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For years, the notorious cartel leader played a game of cat-and-mouse with the law.
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Ironic that the one person that I've done nothing to wanted to have the notorious intervention.
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It has since gone down as one of the most notorious stunts in dance music history.
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Air India has a notorious record for delayed flights and leaving passengers stranded within the aircraft.
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It is notorious for brutality, posting videos of captives, foreign and local, begging for their lives.
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This notorious Riverdale mom made sure her real-life daughter grew up with an important lesson.
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How do you explain -- NAVARRO: My code name at the CIA is notorious, by the way.
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Cossacks generally can&apost arrest or fine people, but some are notorious for using excessive force.
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In the action comedy, Hayek plays the cunning wife of a notorious hitman (Samuel L. Jackson).
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The late rapper Notorious B.I.G. may be headed back to the concert stage -- as a hologram.
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Read more: This Former Minor League Baseball Player Thinks He Can Beat Congress's Most Notorious Racist.
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Last May, the FCC hit a notorious robocaller from Miami, Florida, with a $120 million fine.
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The rigging scandals that made LIBOR notorious in 2012 showed how this process could be manipulated.
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Its student wing was the main source of recruits for a notorious pro-Pakistani paramilitary body.
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And on Friday, Isaacs revealed his careful construction of the notorious Death Eater and Voldemort sycophant.
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They failed to answer the economic argument, being reduced to Mr Gove's notorious attack on "experts".
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He is also using the government's muscle to force reform on a sport notorious for corruption.
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Asif Kapadia completes his trilogy of documentaries on fame with a portrait of the notorious footballer.
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One such group was formed by Sahrawi and a notorious Al-Qaeda commander called Mokthar Belmoktar.
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The bizarre find was discovered this weekend by notorious Belgian white-hat hacker Inti De Ceukelaire.
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The estates for Michael Jackson, Tupac Shakur and Notorious B.I.G. released songs and albums post-mortem.
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Outside the Farm Colony, he was known as Willie Sutton, a notorious bank robber and fugitive.
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In the Harry Potter films, Slytherin is notorious for housing the more cunning and villainous characters.
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Maybe after some kind of upsetting murder, or after the country's notorious death squads ran amok.
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But the legacy of the notorious assault lives on — both in Steubenville and across the country.
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They note that for years they've worked behind the scenes to improve Uber's notorious corporate culture.
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He is notorious in Canada as a convicted pedophile, a teacher who moved around the north.
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Although Los Angeles is notorious for its terrible air quality, the ozone pollution levels are improving.
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Alexander, notorious bachelor, recently told The Times he has always wanted to marry a British woman.
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Jay paid homage to fellow Brooklyn rapper Notorious B.I.G., while Beyonce dressed up as Lil' Kim.
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For the time being, UFC is pinning its hopes on Conor McGregor (pictured), nicknamed "The Notorious".
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For one thing, I live on the Upper East Side, a neighborhood notorious for nighttime construction.
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Cult leader Charles Manson will forever be known as one of America's most notorious serial killers.
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Steam, meanwhile, has become notorious for being so big that it does not have to care.
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Apparently, Lawrence's notorious Oscars slip was caused by being distracted... by just the thought of cake.
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The film also stars Moonlight's Mahershala Ali and Nia Long, with Notorious' Kevin Phillips as Marl.
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Super Cruise, like Tesla Motor's notorious Autopilot feature, also takes over control of driving on highways.
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The Notorious R.B.G. lipsticks will sell for $19.95 and are available for pre-order right now.
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Click here to view original GIFSpiders are notorious for their bizarre and often violent mating practices.
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Most notorious was Ahmed Ezz, who bought a public steel company and soon cornered the market.
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Feminism may be notorious for its infighting, but that combative spirit has ensured its quick evolution.
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Creamer denies any wrongdoing, insisting that claims by the "notorious right wing blogger O'Keefe" are unfounded.
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Directly after World War 2, Allied forces destroyed some of Auschwitz's most notorious and awful facilities.
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The digs at German intellectuals, which made Mr Goetz notorious at the time, now look parochial.
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A federal appeals court on Thursday upheld the criminal conviction of notorious "pharma bro" Martin Shkreli.
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American Horror Story is notorious for making nods to the horrific stuff that came before it.
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Authorities used GEDMatch to arrest a suspect in the Northern California's notorious "Golden State Killer" case.
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Damon Herriman is about to delve into the mind of one of America's most notorious criminals.
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And in the process, it set not one but two instantly notorious records for itself. pic.twitter.
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To ward off speculators, notorious in Chinese markets, they made the storage of oil very expensive.
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Now, however, it is enjoying a modest revival in a place notorious for aversion to compromise.
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The module itself also looks suspiciously like the Moto 360, with the notorious "flat tire" included.
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The two-hour special Snapped Notorious: Drew Peterson premieres August 25 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
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The American healthcare system is notorious for failing to meet basic standards for care and healing.
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Sarahah, the anonymous gossip app notorious for promoting cyberbullying among teens, is pivoting to the workplace.
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The interview touches on all the notorious details of the murder, including the Bronco car chase.
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I partnered with Lyft and NASCAR to style Danica Patrick for their notorious Undercover Driver video!
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Tommy Lynn Sells was one of the most notorious, and lethal, serial killers in U.S. history.
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Today, the secondary results of the one-child policy, and China's alleged son preference, are notorious.
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Their presence sent a chill through the crowd—were these members of the notorious Oath Keepers?
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By the way, the notorious RBG, I was down at -- Dinesh D&aposSouza is coming on.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg, better known as the Notorious R.B.G., is the judge to end all judges.
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Approaching his first meeting with a President notorious for spontaneous tweets, we can imagine his anxiety.
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John Gotti Jr., son of the notorious "Teflon Don," assisted John Travolta on the "Gotti" film.
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MS-13 is the notorious El Salvadorian street gang started in Los Angeles in the 1980s.
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Buchanan, a one-term president on the eve of the Civil War, was a notorious bachelor.
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These shows were ostensibly about the business world, but they became most notorious for their catfights.
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McCrory, a pending Title IX challenge to North Carolina's anti-trans bathroom bill, the notorious HB2.
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ADX Florence's current roster of about 376 inmates reads like a who's who of notorious criminals.
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The name was inspired by rapper Notorious B.I.G. Additional reporting by Emily Stephenson, Doina Chiacu and
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Game of Thrones actors are notorious for lying to press in order to throw off fans.
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One of anime's most notorious thieves is back on an all-new adventure set in France.
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The goal was to avoid being the notorious and definitive third "no" vote, aides told CNN.
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Apple is notorious for "borrowing" popular features from third-party apps and bringing them to iOS.
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Laurie portrayed notorious arms dealer and global threat Richard Onslow Roper on the AMC limited series.
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The Cairo regime is notorious for flouting individual rights, freedom of speech, and rule of law.
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Chromebooks are notorious for scrimping wherever possible and the screen's always been one area of weakness.
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London's sewers have become globally notorious for their enormous blockages, some weighing-in at many tons.
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Despite having these tailored Cliffs Notes, Trump is notorious for going off script to disastrous results.
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He did, however, note that men are notorious for being inaccurate in measuring length and girth.
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The ecosystems within them are notorious for producing evolutionary weirdos, intricately adapted to their unusual surroundings.
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He succeeds the notorious Sepp Blatter, whose reign was marred by corruption, kickbacks and bribery scandals.
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The killing of the bishop was one of the most notorious crimes in recent Guatemalan history.
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Ginsburg, affectionately referred to by fans as the "Notorious RBG," is, however, known for her resolve.
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Jeffrey Epstein is now neighbors with El Chapo and Paul Manafort in a notorious Manhattan jail
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Both were being held at Australia's notorious offshore immigration centre on the Pacific island of Nauru.
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Netflix is notorious for releasing very short, very vague teaser trailers and Bright's is no different.
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The Home Office is a notorious graveyard for political careers, and it often sees rapid turnover.
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I was a notorious teeth-grinder, so all my front teeth became a couple millimeters shorter.
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China has also become notorious for brutal boot-camp treatment centers for game and internet "addiction".
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Along with her sister, brother, mother, and father, she was held in Yangon's notorious Insein Prison.
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