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Such a notorious person has got to the top of the company. That's more than I bargained for.

It's been a year since China lowered its quality standards for dairy products following the notorious melamine scandal.

That may have been a fair assumption, this part, given the notorious corruption among Argentine customs agents.

This notorious river pirate killed several persons. The last offense was the gouging out of a man's eyes.

The fear of blacks with guns was one of the reasons behind the Supreme Court's notorious decision in the Dred Scott case.

The Zetas, in particular, are notorious for this sort of diversification, especially since their drugs business began to be squeezed.

One of the most notorious was when Kennedy was observed in sexual intercourse with a woman lobbyist in the booth of a Washington restaurant.

The police in Venezuela have been trying to arrest a notorious criminal for some time.

That's because despite the country's notorious materialism, there has always been a countervailing stream of sound economic values.

They're also notorious for, you know, riffing off of the zeitgeist .

Elvir's father had been killed in the war; the boy had escaped with his mother, who came from Srebrenica (site of a notorious massacre).

Mussolini was notorious for his winning ways with women, though, as a mistress of his lamented, he never wasted time taking his pants off.

Reza said he quickly became disillusioned when he saw people being tortured and murdered and women raped in Tehran's notorious Evin Prison.

Name of a notorious playboy sleep BARON Von benson and his bad friends steve patise, do not know myself to eternal life will change.

Notorious, they got to know that life ain't always what it seem to be. Words can't express what you mean to me.

The waiting time to get a visa interview in India, which used to be notorious, has been cut back to a few days.

Mr Kahneman's most notorious experiment took place in a Toronto hospital over a decade ago.

She was a Japanese triple agent notorious for changing sides as often as she changed lovers.

The incident returned to the public's attention numerous allegations made over the years that Mr. Schwarzenegger was a notorious womanizer.

KM: When I'm ready to go, I'm kind of notorious for just leaving when I wanna leave from some place.

Its zigzagging coastline created a fine safe harbor sites for the pirates, including the notorious Dark Beard and Captain Kyd .

The most notorious pirates from around the world are uniting against our enemy, and yet you sit here cowering in your bathwater!

The woman was notorious for slapping on somebody's face for she had done it to quite a few people.

The nearest city, Farj, is notorious for a black market in looted antiquities, he said.

If mitochondria are the architects of aging, they may also be responsible for some of the most notorious afflictions of old age.

At a morning press conference, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said he believes the man is a member of the notorious Al-gebra movement.

He has extracted out of that pamphlet a few notorious falsehoods .

Further, Edward was a notorious womanizer, rumored to have consorted with commoners, nobility and several famous actresses of the era.

A boy just like the sweet little kid above is imprisoned right now in one of Zimbabwe's most brutal and notorious prisons.

This scene of star-crossed love and religious heroism is set at the beginning of the notorious Massacre of Saint Bartholomew 's Day.

There displayed different tortures in all ages, From notorious "rack" to "break one's braincase" . It is hair-raising to see the exhibits.

Burmin was a handsome man who had once had a reputation as a notorious rake, but who was now both quiet and modest in his personality.

though an extreme example , the notorious case is unfortunately not all that uncommon.

The beatings begun on the police bus driving arrested protesters to one of Syria's most notorious secret police branches.

The notorious Hell Row was burned down in a fire, and much dirt was cleansed away.

The United States, as a matter of fact, was notorious for genocide against aboriginal Indians, trade of African blacks and black slavery.

So just what does she have to say about the notorious episodes recounted in her book?

Thus, the eventual errors of the analysis phase can be detected quite early, without any of the notorious impact on development planning.

Massera was infamous for running the Navy Mechanics' School, one of the most notorious detention centers during the dictatorship.

Critics have also questioned the memoir's account of the Chevalier's escape from a notorious prison in Venice, Italy.

With Silicon Valley's notorious housing prices in mind, I expected to see a much worse house.

Mrs Clinton's penchant for spicy food is reportedly so notorious that flight stewards bring jalapeno slices to her with every dish.

Some of the recent progress, viewed against such a long and notorious history, is stunning.

Big Brazilian companies used to be notorious for abusing shareholders with minority stakes.

Bonnie and Clyde were notorious outlaws, robbers and criminals who travelled the Central United States during the Great Depression.

The soloist awakes as the orchestra departs, yawning in G minor as it were, and beginning a notorious five-minute cadenza.

By morning Stormwind would be in a frenzy. The Lord Protector, brother to the notorious assassin, Ardan Tariq.

A notorious fixer of trotting races was also killed as he returned home from a winning night at the track.

Just as surprising, inequality is fast approaching Brazil's notorious levels, despite falling poverty levels.

With Silicon Valley's notorious prices in mind, I expected to see a much worse house.

One day, I chanced upon one of those men who live habitually on intimate terms with the most notorious courtesans. I questioned him.

It seems to have a predilection for young adults, as did its notorious ancestor, the 1918 Spanish influenza.

China's move to open its skies to more civilian planes should bring some relief to travelers in a country notorious for flight delays.

The film became notorious for its butter-lubricated sex scene, which still haunts Schneider, as it wasn't part of the original script.

Anyway, I started to collect some plastic models of German AFV, like the notorious Tiger heavy tank and the famous Panther medium tank.

Animated with vivid personal stories and vignettes, Heroin puts a human face on the long and complex story behind this notorious drug.

Henchman to notorious crime boss Dominic (Victor Zaragoza), Tony (Jose Rosete) has been playing a dangerous game, selling drugs on his own.

Though China's balmy southern region is notorious as a breeding ground for nasty viruses, the deadly force in question is not a disease.

A US helicopter gunship involved in a notorious Baghdad incident had previously killed Iraqi insurgents after they tried to surrender.

John's inheritance of these propensities was notorious, and his youngest brother's became equally so.

Phil became a jailbird because of a now-notorious event which took place just a few yards from where we are sitting.

African presidents used to be notorious for only leaving State House feet first.

The merchants recognized them at once as belonging to one of the notorious salt-smuggling gangs.

A religious fanatic, she's convinced that Zeus, the king of the gods and a notorious womanizer, actually seduced her.

Meanwhile, the live performance sector is notorious for "booking fees" that add 10 per cent or more to the cost of a seat.

Milton Berle was notorious within show business for the rumored extremely large size of his penis.

China insists its massive Internet population is non-threatening. Indeed, its most notorious hacker is now fostering a cuddly image.

Still, Los Angeles, the second-largest US city and home to a notorious downtown Skid Row, appears to be bucking a national trend.

They have discovered that the task falls into a notorious category of problems called NP-complete.

He was notorious among online animal rights activists, who pegged him as a serial kitten killer who used cat carcasses in sexual acts.

They worry that India's notorious red tape, graft and lack of infrastructure are finally catching up with it.

Meantime, Verona, with a rapidly rising immigrant population, became notorious for racist chants from the stands.

The "marriage gap" is one of the chief sources of the country's notorious and widening inequality.

Considering Kennedy's notorious libido, some have speculated that his urethritis was a sexually transmitted disease.

THE British are notorious for preferring pets to people. They dislike the genetic modification of crops.

But, three decades earlier, John F. Kennedy was able to keep his now notorious promiscuity from the press.

Sexual offence of the senior citizen is an abominable and notorious phenomenon existing in the countryside in recent years.

In one notorious intervention he suggested that those reformers who (in his view) threatened the revolution should be beheaded.

Procrastination is one of the most notorious culprits of time wasting.

Some are a bit hesitant: Mumbai's developers are notorious for their trickery; will they (they wonder) ever see their money?

Your ambitious orientation is legendary, though perhaps to those who know you, notorious might be a better word.

Ellison's most notorious romance ended up in court.

On April 16th the Golden State's most notorious tent city was at last closed, and its inhabitants moved to rather more salubrious shelters.

As the tale is told, a man named Jack, who was notorious as a drunkard and trickster, tricked Satan into climbing a tree.

If Dickens sometimes behaved badly, Naipaul is unquestionably a bad man, notorious for his floridly abusive relationships and bigoted ideas.

You will head a team of elite agents as you battle against the notorious Al Capone.

Coverage of the notorious O. J. Simpson murder trial in 1995 in California continues to influence judges and policymakers around the world.

Once, Jason Bourne was notorious in the clandestine world of covert-ops as one of the CIA's most expert international killers for hire.

Residents of the Japanese seaside village Taiji, notorious for hunting dolphins, slaughtered another pod of dolphins Tuesday, AP reports.

The haunted mansion in a small town is notorious for the evil forces that have occupied the whole town.

They were taken to a notorious prison in Baghdad and listened to fellow inmates being tortured to death.

General Logistics, which oversees much of the military's assets, is notorious for offering rich opportunities to "skim off" .

Notorious weaknesses in the waterfall development method have been widely criticized, yet the method still remains very popular.

Augie, who had served time in prison for assault and murder, had been one of the world's most notorious drug dealers and smugglers.

he may be able to nail the nation's most notorious criminal on tax evasion.

However, the game of soccer is full of possibilities and Korea is notorious for pulling magic out of thin air.

For a decade she has profiled some of America's most notorious criminals and she's a veteran of Washington D. C. Delta way sniper case.

Down the road is the Lubyanka - the notorious KGB prison, where prisoners were interrogated in the basement and shot.

He also compared the treatment of prisoners with that at the notorious Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.

Their country is already notorious for corruption and financial crime; the last thing it needs is narcotics too.

Posner was a member of one of Miami Beach's richest and most notorious families.

One of its most obvious characters is its smartness , which has make the animal a notorious pest.

On April 4, the police notified Mr. Porter to follow the tracks of a notorious murderer.

the american , dr . stately , a notorious publicity seeker , had no other evidence to support her opposition to montayne.

L'Ollonais was particularly notorious for the manner in which he treated his prisoners.

In the war phase, those shortcomings included the now notorious problems with equipment.

The only real ambition for many Libyans was to stay out of the hands of the dictator's notorious security police and find a job abroad.

For all its democratic achievements, South Africa is still notorious for car-jackings, power cuts and continuing divisions.

China has become notorious for producing defective products that have to be recalled because the pose health threats to consumers.

But there still might not be a perfect murder. The world's most notorious poisoner - Harold Shipman - was eventually caught.

Forced into hiding, Kelly -- together with his brother Dan -- began a notorious string of bank robberies, police shootouts and killings.

She's notorious for her meanness.

The dictatorship of Batista, a former army sergeant, had become notorious for its corrupt brutality.

The broadest honey trap in intelligence history was probably the creation of the notorious East German spymaster, Markus Wolf.

Rodian society awards bounty hunting in a wide variety of categories -- Longest Trail, Most Notorious Capture, Best Shot and more.

Its first ruler, Ch'in Shi Huang Ti, a notorious tyrant, built the Great Wall to keep away the barbarians from the north.

The thought experiment is notorious for its complexity, which has encouraged a wide variety of interpretations.

Careers in education, particularly those not at the college level, are notorious for being underpaid.

Firms linked to Jack Murtha, a Democrat notorious for earmarking funds for his home town, are under investigation.

The husband of the Queen of England is notorious for his gaffes while on state visits to other countries.

It got done by badly dressed people (I was notorious for programmming wearing just a towel) in offices strewn with junk at 2 in the morning.

By inviting leading Western schools, the government is hoping to address one of the notorious stress points in South Korean society.

After Shanhu had left, Shen Shi tried to make Dacheng remarry. However no one dared to marry Dacheng because of his notorious mother.

Committees are notorious for delaying and deferring decisions through interminable discussion.

One of the major constraints of Ajax is the notorious same origin policy.

The regime is notorious for repression, most famously of dissident Aung San Suu Kyi, leader of the National League for Democracy.

Facebook has blocked users of the notorious Pirate Bay torrent link site from sharing their links via the social networking site.

The notorious pirates peeled barks for clothes and noted the longitude and latitude of the site of their cannon and canoe.

Why should we make a deal with a notorious scoundrel like you?

A generation hence, most people will only vaguely recall one of the most notorious accidents of the 20th century.

At least 14, 000 people died, many after being tortured, at the notorious Tuol Sleng prison which he ran.

Price-fixing cartels were stopped in their tracks and the notorious Northern Securities and Standard Oil trusts were no more.

New Orleans hosts the United States' most notorious Mardi Gras festivities.

In their structural studies, the researchers focused on Staphylococcus aureus, a notorious human pathogen.

The Chelsea hotel, notorious haunt of bohemians and hell-raisers, is not the obvious place to bring up children.

In production, entity beans are notorious for hogging resources and responding slowly to concurrent requests for large entities.

Kelley was a notorious forger, mystic and alchemist who was familiar with Cardan grilles .

Ishiguro's most notorious creation so far is an earlier Geminoid model that is his own robotic twin.

This notorious plant (hemlock) was famously used to kill Socrates.

Deep Throat is among the most notorious porn films ever made, and its title became a cultural buzzword.

At the time Japan was notorious in the western world for the shabby goods that it produced.

The notorious collective farms had been de facto converted to state farms.

The mean man's party The notorious cheap skate finally decided to have a party.

On that note it's a shame Parma, one of the notorious Seven Sisters, were relegated last term.

Guinea-Bissau has become notorious as a transit point used by Latin American drug cartels for shipments of cocaine bound for Europe.

The notorious cheapskate finally decided to have a party.

Mr Campbell also said that anger at the notorious claim that Iraq could launch a strike within 45 minutes had been overdone.

Small-cell lung cancer is notorious for the presence of bony metastases, so bone scanning is useful in both staging and follow up.

The emergence of melamine, hurt the heart of all parents so that their own notorious and laments us cause for regret.

Black widows are notorious spiders identified by the colored, hourglass-shaped mark on their abdomens.

His bank became notorious in 1959 when it engineered the first hostile takeover of a large British company, British Aluminium.

Fishermen are notorious for blowing their fishing tales out of all proportion.

Last month, the US Trade Representative had included Baidu on a list of "notorious markets" for pirated goods.

THE British are notorious for preferring pets to people.

People arrive to attend ceremonies marking the 65th anniversary of liberation of the notorious Auschwitz-Birkenau Nazi death camp in Poland.

Along with the gangster miners, the northern Guangdong refineries that buy from them are also notorious for violent behavior.

The sale signals the end for one of the most notorious brands in British high-street banking.

Thus Deng's article effectively cleared SACO's notorious name as a "concentration camp. "

Berlin's ancient Spandau Fortress served as a prison for Germany's most notorious war criminals.

Ireland and Iceland have become notorious cases where a financial sector metastasized and destroyed the host country.

What does all of this mean for our response to the news about the most notorious terrorist in recent history?

One notorious and impoverished slum in northern Haiti languished with no public or private assistance.

The case, notorious in France, was finally closed two weeks ago when a court ruled against him.

Cancer cells, and their less conspicuous precursors, are notorious violators of nature's karyotype stability laws, however.

Jango Fett, notorious bounty hunter, had called Kamino home for a decade.

Contracting is notorious about overruns to budgets, and during Mercury retrograde, changes in costs are common.

One young man who lived in an area notorious for police violence said he longed to buy an imported car.

She is also notorious for her overbearing perfectionism.

All Paris is excited by the discovered corpse of Marie, a GIRL young, beautiful, and notorious.

The Colombian security forces have captured a notorious guerrilla fighter , who'd been wanted for more than a decade.

Financial institutions are notorious for responding to market shocks in a herd.

Several companies offer tours for visitors to Victoria's bushland seeking to view sites of Ned Kelly's most notorious shootings.

The killer known as BTK is Wichita's most notorious serial killer, now connected with eight unsolved homicides from 1974 to 1986.

One notorious market in Nansha has been closed, but conservationists fear the wild animal business is simply being pushed underground.

Recently, Gizmodo had the rare opportunity to get inside this notorious prison.

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Mr Bernanke is far smarter than Louis XVIII and Charles X, two notorious boneheads, and has done a good job of firefighting.

A museum planned for the site of the notorious labor camp Perm 36 will prod visitor into grappling with those horrific tales.

The notorious example of DaimlerChrysler illustrates the problem of poor-quality financial reporting in code-law countries.

Giant pandas, notorious for their low sex drive, are among the planet's most endangered animals.

No one doubted that behind the most notorious murder in medieval history lay the king's anger.

He seems unaware of the fierce puritanism and medieval punishments for which the Taliban are notorious in the West.

They are notorious for targeting politicians, government agencies and multinationals.

VIKTOR BOUT, a notorious arms dealer who was extradited from Thailand recently, appears in court in New York.

He quickly teamed up with Sammy Falconetti and Bobby Mazur to form one of Miami's most notorious drug smuggling trios .

The visit of the notorious ex-fascist general set off a nationwide demonstration in that country.

It was responsible for some of the most notorious war crimes carried out by Japanese personnel.

Beijing has also been criticised for supporting regimes with notorious human rights records.

The US trade representative accused Baidu of providing a "notorious market" sustaining piracy in the world's largest internet market.

In fairness, Apple's management is notorious for lowballing financial projections.

He is a seventh- degree judo black belt. Besides, he belongs to a notorious underworld gang.

CREDIT-RATING agencies are notorious for announcing with great fanfare what has been obvious to financial markets for months.

Beijing officials are inviting public comment on a number of proposals to ease the Chinese capital's notorious traffic congestion.

We were a notorious couple of cats.

Being the world's largest retailer and a notorious discounter.

There is a touch of satire within the joke, because in Beckett's notorious play, Godot is a mysterious figure who never shows up!

They are suspected of collaborating with La Familia, a notorious outfit that produces designer drugs and runs extortion rackets.

Comments: While this prank isn't quite notorious, it's brilliant in its simplicity.

TWO decades ago, on 14th February 1989, Salman Rushdie received one of history's most notorious Valentine greetings.

She adds: "Scientists are notorious for not seeing the unintended consequences. "

In 1992, his replacement, Boris Yeltsin, sent the Poles documentary proof, including the notorious Beria memorandum signed by Stalin.

REPORTERS are notorious for shrugging off danger to get a good story.

In the 1600s and 1700s, it was a notorious pirate den, perfectly located along trade routes from India to Europe.

For years, Word has been notorious for an awkward, pre-WYSIWYG tool for headers and footers.

A sailor who wasn't authorized to speak publicly about the operation said 'that thing that makes us notorious, I can't talk about it. '

Warren Harding's White House tenure from 1921 to 1923 was marked by notorious scandals and resignations.

Video game consoles are notorious for closed systems, usually due to fear of piracy.

Castro is notorious for his powerful, lengthy speeches.

The love of a dog for his master is notorious.

A notorious playboy in his playing days, Mr Khan has accrued a pious religiosity.

Things don't improve when Don begins to cultivate the friendship of their nearest neighbour, a notorious character named Lee Jetson.

Local officials, by contrast, are notorious for graft, especially through land sales.

Measures to tackle tax evasion, for which Greece is notorious, have obvious potential to lift revenue.

Somehow or other I'll be famous, and if not famous, I'll be notorious.

Notorious New York City politician Boss Tweed escapes from prison and flees to Cuba, then Spain.

They are notorious for lending people umbrellas when the sun is shining and asking for them back when rain starts to fall.

Microsoft's tangles with the competition authorities are notorious.

The Red Barn Murder was a notorious murder committed in Polstead, Suffolk, England, in 1827.

The Orono police, who already had reasons to dislike me (I was a notorious anti-Vietnam War "hippie" ), were delighted with their catch.

One of the most notorious aphrodisiacs, oysters are high in zinc and have a reputation for being great for love and fertility.

Marcos and his notorious free-spending wife, Imelda, were forced to flee the country.

Five brothers held in Libya's most notorious prison describe how they hope to overthrow the regime, or die trying.

The lawyer has defended some of the most notorious criminals.

The first is the notorious " carry trade" , in which investors sell or borrow low-yielding currencies and buy high-yielders.

Perhaps India's biggest drawback is its notorious infrastructure problems.

First is the EU's notorious common fisheries policy, which would give other EU members access to Iceland's fish.

"The Lesser Long-eared's are particularly notorious for being found in unusual spots, " says Gration.

So , as I have said Hobbes is a materialist and this is the thing more than anything made him notorious at the time.

Goldberg, in now notorious remarks, said: "I don't believe it was 'rape-rape'. "

introducing a new show by recycling the most notorious murder case of the past 30 years is hardly a reassuring sign.

He's answering the phone: It's an inquiry from. . . The National Inquirer, America's most notorious tabloid.

The celebrations were notorious enough that followers of Cybele were banished from Rome.

Lara, on a mission for the BKA. is hunting a notorious professional killer.

Opened on June 30th, after much delay and dispute, this addition to India's infrastructure should relieve Mumbai's notorious congestion.

In a report, it said three detainees died at a notorious prison because of their treatment.

Cats are notorious for leaping onto Christmas trees, especially when pursued by another pet.

The most notorious of these are the concentration camps for "political" criminals.

The notorious thief was finally caught and put to prison for his many crimes.

In one notorious case, water coming from a well located near a hazardous waste site was sold to many bottles .

Hitler was perhaps one of the most notorious despots in the 20th century.

Because Peter is notorious for his business dealings.

Wall Street is notorious for not learning from its mistakes.

The Airforce Intelligence are notorious for torture, they're barbarians.

Terrorist organizations are notorious for their activities like explosions and aircraft hijacking.

Your economic training should have covered the notorious "hog cycle" .

Those days everyone in the town was talking about the notorious murderer and his gang.

Only one species is the notorious blood sucker, while most feed on insects and fruits.

Ms Pope is running against Jim Hoffa, the incumbent and son of Jimmy, the notorious labour leader who mysteriously disappeared in 1975.

Some manga comics are notorious for featuring extreme violence and sexual themes.

The film is already famous, or notorious, for including a cameo role for France's first lady, Carla Bruni.