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There had been a desire to conceal his departure with Roberta, of course, but only to protect her name and his from notoriety.

Notoriety is often mistaken for a fame.

He writes a column about him, and as Nathaniel starts to gain a bit of notoriety, the two men redeem each other. Or not.

To many he was a scourge and a criminal, responsible not only for thousands of deaths but for bringing notoriety to Muslims everywhere.

Woods shot to notoriety for her inadequate explanations of how she came to erase part of the tape.

The film gained subsequent notoriety for some Jolie nudity, and that'll likely be the only reason that anyone would bother to revisit this.

Where lobbyists used to avoid notoriety and preferred to work behind scenes, many today seek publicity as a useful tool.

Some parents buy child prodigy story to the children, the hope that his children would one day be notoriety.

For a late drink try Oxygen in Qeimariyeh, which gained notoriety by throwing out the U. S. consul a few years ago.

Hannibal gained notoriety for beating his wife and servants in luxurious European hotels.

He gained international notoriety mainly because of his policy, abandoned in recent years, of promoting terrorism abroad.

The lion's notoriety came in the Temple, the Jade Emperor decided to remove the lion's Zodiac titles, added into the Beastmaster Tiger.

The show's notoriety surged after one contestant, Ma Nuo, rejected a man with her "cry in a BMW" remark.

He also earned notoriety as a critic, and Mr Ackroyd has found some of his best insults.

His notoriety as a rake did not come until his death.

It was only Nietzsche's notoriety abroad that belatedly secured the attention of his people .

This particular practice met some notoriety, thanks to its appearance in the show, "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" .

However, Yan Pei recent quarter was a lot of friends notoriety because she was Edison's first female creative artists.

Notoriety: Deripaska's rise is one of the emblematic stories of the mad scramble for wealth in early 1990s Russia.

The book earned him notoriety, confidence, a dictionary entry and lots of money.

His rubbery look, and penchant for wild and extreme behavior has given him a notoriety he delights in.

The notoriety of its rating and sex scenes could overshadow the more conventional merits of the movie.

With an album in the works, and supporting shows planned for this summer and fall, Joe Bagale is moving forward and gaining notoriety.

The trajectory of Hughes's literary career had him moving from obscurity to fame, and then, in the eyes of many, to life-long notoriety.

A personal brand does not mean notoriety, though somepeople have made careers of being publicly outrageous.

The modern Christian sex advice business dates to 1973, when the evangelical Marabel Morgan achieved brief notoriety for The Total Woman.

WikiLeaks has gained world- wide notoriety for disseminating sensitive diplomatic documents .

Thatcher gained notoriety around the world as Britain's first female Prime Minister.

He describes himself as an anarchist and delights in his notoriety.

The optimistic and pessimistic about the only notoriety.

Secondary school students as they are now, like after you are choosing fame or notoriety down the ages, it is in your hands.

That's the kind of notoriety that follows you from one workplace to another.

China, always a ripe market for sellers of mobile gear, gained notoriety this year as a supplier.

"She enjoyed the notoriety -- it kept her mind fresh, " her great-grandson Darren Stone of Brisbane told local newspapers.

Within the Middle Kingdom has a scandalous notoriety akin to Lady Chatterley's Lover in Britain.

And I'm going, what do I do with this, this notoriety that the book has brought?

CNN: What are your future plans with Kareem and will you find it hard to deal with your new notoriety?

It is also around this time that Depp gained notoriety for his hostility towards mainstream culture.

And she hopes that her name and notoriety will help get the public to take it more seriously.

His regime achieved special notoriety for singling out all intellectuals and other "bourgeois enemies" for murder.

With increasing notoriety and growing fame Bukowski embarked on a series of love affairs and one-night stands.

Carpenter: Peglegs made here can be given to pirates, boosting their notoriety.

He gained notoriety in 1991 by painting a Soviet tank pink that served as a war memorial in central Prague.

'I am not seeking notoriety and I am not seeking to grab the limelight. '

Sometimes from the notoriety of having written elegant code or built something great.

Yet the secretive billionaire achieved a notoriety in death that he had avoided in life.

I think a lot of the folks that get "amped up" by social celebrity confuse notoriety with the ability to generate revenue .

Despite notoriety of the highly effective attack that he orchestrated, Li was convicted of stealing only $18, 000.

His crimes earned him considerable notoriety .

The boast was never confirmed but his notoriety brought in more traffic.

During the 1880s, while working on The Gates , Rodin was gaining notoriety.

People will forever remember his notoriety, he is the symbol of ugliest side in human nature.

And few in the industry are celebrating private equity's notoriety.

Notoriety : In 2009 , Mexico's most- wanted man became the second narcotrafficker to crack the Forbes rich list .

Notoriety: The Uzans arrived in Turkey from Bosnia around 1910, building their fortune in construction and banking.

That brand is gaining notoriety for other reasons.

A crime or scandal brings much notoriety to those involved in it.

Beijing, China (CNN) -- Microblogging in China often leads to popularity -- or notoriety -- in the internet community.

Since then, Baoding in spring are not old notoriety.

Although h*e already heard the JAY name, has been all feeling however he is a person whom too gain notoriety by shocking statement!

Fame brought notoriety.

If recognized for their service, they humbly accept it but don't allow notoriety to distract them from their work.

Being the first, McDonald's is getting a lot of notoriety.

At first he was bashful about the notoriety which the newspaper caused.

His notoriety didn't come until his death.

They can negotiate for millions of dollars for a starring role because of their notoriety.

And me playing in college played a part in that. So definitely the notoriety.

in order to keep his estate, her notoriety not hesitate to bear robbed of her sister's fiance;

Infamy is public disgrace or shameful notoriety:

To make national in character, scope, or notoriety

her 1999 oscar brought further notoriety to jolie

A mark of disgrace or notoriety