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Notoriously hard to break, they are devilishly easy to resume, as many reformed smokers discover.

To put a dent in the total number of cats, at least 71 percent of them must be fixed, and they are notoriously hard to catch.

However, that method is notoriously inaccurate and cannot be reliably used for more advanced geolocation services.

Although Britain is indeed a good place to put wind turbines, the wind, like the weather, is notoriously variable.

"We had three centre backs out yesterday but the January market is notoriously difficult in terms of quality players available, " he said.

There are the exact same machines that have always made Slinkys, and number one, as it is called, is still notoriously slow.

Trying to discern an animal's thought processes on the basis of its behaviour is notoriously tricky and subjective at the best of times.

Yet this seems to be the aspiration of many economists, who notoriously suffer from "physics envy" .

Hmm, that's a bit of a challenge. Sushi is notoriously difficult to pair with wine. Well, let's see. have to be a white wine, of course.

Perhaps not immediately, but a push to open up overseas trading of China's notoriously restricted currency does seem to be underway.

That sounds a bit like the notoriously flimsy defence of "only obeying orders" which goes down especially badly with Germans.

While there, Carrey perfected many characters, most notoriously "Fire Marshal Bill" who always went up in a blaze.

Notoriously, S. & P. gave Lehman Brothers, whose collapse triggered a global panic, an A rating right up to the month of its demise.

Corruption seems to be fairly common in the notoriously murky iron ore worldinChina, but only Rio's employees were targeted.

More recently, as Lula's energy minister and then chief of staff, she has been a competent manager, though with a notoriously short fuse.

THE points system for skilled migrants that notoriously preferred hairdressers over Harvard scientists is about to be abolished.

He was one of the city's most notoriously ungettable bachelors.

Dubbed "Sister Feng" , she became notoriously famous online for her series of mind blowing comments.

Though Guatemala's judicial system was notoriously corrupt, Rosenberg was drawn to the clarity of the law, to its unflinching judgment.

The notoriously ascetic generally personally lambasted European soldiers spotted idling in the garden.

Still, there may be other reasons why football, with its notoriously murky finances, feels more comfortable in the emerging economies.

But Greek tax officials were notoriously easy to bribe with afakelaki (small envelope) of cash.

The invasion of the human rights is notoriously illegal and is always condemned by the people.

China's notoriously foul air isn't just a potential showstopper for next summer's Olympic Games in Beijing.

He has lied so much and so notoriously that he has neither the legal nor moral right to tell the truth.

In Brussels, native English-speakers are notoriously hard for colleagues to understand: they talk too fast, or use obscure idioms.

A notoriously mean person finally decided to invite his friends to a party in his home.

Huang imports the suits he sells from China, but Nigeria is notoriously corrupt, and Huang says some of his suits are stolen in customs.

As a group, Ms Ye and her princeling contemporaries are notoriously shy and almost never speak out in public.

But multithreaded programming is notoriously hard to do correctly, so this limitation is not without a silver lining.

"They already spend more time in traffic jams anyway, " he said, referring to Bangkok's notoriously congested streets.

Lawmakers in both countries say the actions were necessary to bring under control spiraling addiction and a notoriously shady business.

Crack a notoriously difficult mathematical enigma within two years and the money's yours.

No one knows for sure what sparked the feud among the notoriously violent "bikie" gangs that dominate the country's protection rackets.

Such buyers, though, are notoriously fickle and able to withdraw at the first sign of unfavourable market conditions.

"These things are notoriously hard to track down, " he said.

The city's notoriously polluted air remains one of the biggest question marks hanging over the games, which begin Aug.

Political instability complicates the building and supplying of factories, and transportation is notoriously unreliable.

Entangling all of this memory with a particle may prove even more difficult, as entangled states are notoriously fragile.

They also want to be able to charge more when stuck in the city's notoriously congested traffic.

Each was written for pay by a man notoriously in debt, and they appeared in outlets like the Saturday Evening Post and Ladies' Home Journal.

Broth-based soups, which can be a great choice for those cutting calories, are notoriously high in salt.

It is also hoped that some, in this notoriously car-dominated city, might be tempted to take to the pedestrianised streets and cycle tracks.

The average premium of A shares over H shares, as measured by the Hang Seng China AH Premium index, is notoriously volatile.

Microsoft does such a good job at creating this abstraction that Microsoft alumni have a notoriously hard time starting companies.

The application cache is notoriously hard to debug. This book has some good methods for checking your application cache status.

Timing for deployment of wireless networks is notoriously tricky, several of these investors said.

The truth is, dealing with a defiant 2-year-old is a notoriously difficult part of childrearing.

The idea is that US government web sites are so notoriously bad, they should just be torn down in favor of private sector alternatives.

Some soils are notoriously deficient in micro nutrients and are therefore unable to support most plant life.

Unfortunately, the UDC, whose power base is in the south, is notoriously chary of the liberal economic reforms that Italy also needs.

Though a notoriously resilient crowd, investors have stayed away from the market since the financial system began crumbling in 2007.

He adds that Mr Ozawa is rumoured to have enticed the notoriously fickle Mr Hatoyama by promising to make him foreign minister, if elected.

And China's notoriously thrifty consumers haven't made up for the drop in foreign demand.

For now, scientists are still struggling to understand the nuances of chronic pain, which is notoriously hard to treat.

He won nearly $70, 000 in civil judgments, but the notoriously stingy Sage fought him in court.

Though that claim sounds doubtful in the long history of China, the current administration is notoriously press shy.

What followed her early career was the notoriously difficult transition from child to adult actress.

Even the notoriously curmudgeonly Peruvians have warmed a bit to democracy.

However, the manager insisted this GUI test run despite this test which used image comparison as an oracle was notoriously problematic.

George Clooney may be notoriously fickle when it comes to romance, but it appears his new love interest has kept him faithful - for now.

Behaviour change is notoriously complex, and for some an incentive can provide an effective nudge that helps them achieve better health.

In such a notoriously inert organisation, this counts as revolution.

Added to that, Chinese regulators are notoriously fickle and cautious when it comes to rolling out new policy initiatives.

The residual error is still large (5. 377), but we console ourselves in the fact that Colorado weather is notoriously unpredictable.

Although he scored the odd sensational goal, Reyes had a notoriously awful time in England and never settled on or off the pitch.

Unfortunately, this scheme disregards the fact that plasmas are notoriously unstable.

THE Economic Community of West African States, better known as ECOWAS, has a notoriously tricky job.

Many TOEFL students out there wish to improve their performance on the notoriously difficult speaking section.

The hugely aspirational psychology of Chinese retail investors, who are notoriously willing to gamble, added fuel to the fire.

equations are notoriously hard to solve when strict physical accuracy is of prime importance.

Systems that do not guarantee this level of consistency are notoriously hard to program.

Software engineers are notoriously obsessed, sometimes excessively, with performance.

This was the notoriously reclusive Herman Wouk?

Flow-shop scheduling problem is known to be notoriously intractable, both in theory and practice.

They assumed that the Germans, a notoriously methodical lot, had numbered their tanks in the order they were produced.

If experience of science centres elsewhere is anything to go by, attention in this age bracket is notoriously tricky to attract and retain.

But that is not enough to give Africa a permanent boost. Commodity markets are notoriously fickle and revenues can quickly be squandered.

Note: Definitions of the purpose and boundaries of an ESB are notoriously hard to agree upon.

Hotels, along with most other parts of the travel industry, are notoriously image-focused.

Yet this fall is too big to be credible; the survey (like early GDP numbers and other Japanese statistics) is notoriously unreliable.

However, TCL's move has intensified fears of new overcapacity in a notoriously cyclical industry.

Nutrition, previously profiled as a main pillar of primary health care, has been notoriously and dangerously neglected in recent years.

Penelope has been notoriously private about her life, marrying 41-year-old Javier in a secret ceremony in the Bahamas in early July.

That helps explain why marijuana notoriously triggers the "munchies: " a desire to eat high-fat or sweet foods.

Instead he glosses over Hamas's suicide attacks on civilians and its notoriously anti-Semitic founding charter.

New trends, springing out of trading ranges, are notoriously fast, with few or no pull backs .

But commodity prices can be notoriously volatile and China is anyway busy diversifying its sources of supply.

But labour market data have been notoriously difficult to interpret lately be-cause of many distortions.

Could some of the deaths have been prevented in this notoriously high-risk area?

France is a notoriously bureaucratic country, where almost every decision has to be accompanied by paperwork.

Notoriously, Marx did not provide us with blueprints for how we should do things differently.

Is it possible that the U. K. 's notoriously stringent libel laws actually encourage less-than-honest news gathering?

Realism, in any art form, and perhaps especially on film, where the illusion of transparency is greatest, is a notoriously tricky term. Mr.

It impressed his teammates and Knight, whose practices were notoriously grueling, his reputation for being difficult on players well-earned.

Unfortunately teaching an old dog the value of lifelong learning is notoriously tricky.

Empirically distinguishing signaling from human capital is notoriously difficult.

But there's a hitch: Wal-Mart buys much of its stock from China, where standards are notoriously lax.

Despite the serious negative consequences of living with depression, the condition is notoriously hard to diagnose.

Notoriously pragmatic China, meanwhile, was showing signs of a soft spot.

Firstly, it's notoriously difficult to find the phone number on the company's website.

Napoli have made their interest clear in the past few weeks, hoping Rossi could fire up the notoriously passionate Stadio San Paolo crowd.

One major challenge remains however, and it's an old one: the country's notoriously weak protection for intellectual property.

Giant pandas are a highly endangered species and are notoriously slow at reproducing when held in captivity.

Original research on China is rare, largely because statistics, though plentiful, are notoriously unreliable.

In fact, Hayek hailed Strigl's work "for the simplicity and clarity of exposition of a notoriously difficult subject. "

The old WASPs were notoriously cheap, sent their children to Spartan boarding schools, and insisted on financial sobriety.

Millions in development ing money has atrociously leaked onto notoriously gone to waste, in the 7 years since the fall of the Taliban.

Counter-insurgency requires large numbers of troops and policemen (the latter are too often weak, notoriously corrupt or drug-addled).

But Congress and the White House--a notoriously fickle bunch--must stay on board.

As the notoriously slow starter previously joked, "when have I ever made a false start? "

Rooting out genetic links to disease is notoriously difficult and often leads to premature conclusions that later wind up being debunked.

What's more, Apple had almost no experience in the consumer electronics business, a notoriously competitive and often low-margin industry.

Corporal punishment and physical violence persist in Egyptian homes and schools and, most notoriously, in police custody.

The operators also have tight links to the sector's regulator, the notoriously opaque Ministry of Information Industry (MII).

Month-to-month changes in payroll employment are notoriously volatile and defy the consensus forecasts on Wall Street more often than not.

The notoriously intrusive religious police have been told to curb their enthusiasm.

Industrial markets have been notoriously more difficult to segment than consumer markets.

Helicopters are notoriously hard to fly because a control exists for each of the pilot's four limbs.

Google is notoriously secretive about what influences their search algorithm to generate a given result.

Such cultural comparisons, however, are notoriously subjective.

Multi-decade forecasts are notoriously unreliable, particularly when it comes to politics.

Privacy policies are notoriously vague and nearly everyone agrees we need to be doing better.

He was notoriously pugnacious, but Mr Sands shows he could also be warm and even funny.

Keeping documentation in line with the implementation is notoriously difficult.

But it said it would do so with constitutional laws, which are notoriously difficult to get approved.

Lawsuits are apparently increasingly common, but they are notoriously cumbersome, and judges are not independent from factory bosses.

Banks are notoriously stingy lenders, and prefer to place their money in seemingly risk-free Japan government bonds (JGBs).

GREEK government statistics are notoriously unreliable.

However, Chinese statistics are notoriously unreliable.

The trouble is that the notoriously egocentric Mr Ocalan cannot bear to remain out of the limelight.

Even global investors are increasingly taking their cue from Shanghai's notoriously volatile stock market.

These fees are notoriously volatile and historically have rarely been valued at more than five times earnings.

The lack of transparency makes comparisons among banks notoriously difficult.

EVEN by its own notoriously cyclical standards, investment banking has been on a stomach-churning ride in the past five years.

The judging systems in music competitions are notoriously unfair, and judging is a difficult and thankless job.

Humans are notoriously secretive about infidelity, while some tend to exaggerate their conquests.

Baskets are notoriously hard to make work, especially if they include an inconvertible currency.

experiments with mitotic inhibitors , are however , notoriously difficult to control.

A-share IPOs can be done only by sponsor representatives, or the small number of bankers who have passed a notoriously difficult exam.

Scientists say the notoriously dry continent of Africa is sitting on a vast reservoir of groundwater.

In early January Mr Lee appeared at a big American electronics show, a rare act for a notoriously private person.

Where distinctions exist, well-meaning attempts to stress the common ground are notoriously lacking in point.

Mexico's notoriously ruthless drug gangs regularly hang victims from bridges and highway overpasses.

Sauvignon Blanc is a good match for the ham and the asparagus, a notoriously wine-unfriendly ingredient.

Yet predicting the timing of the rise and fall of nations and economies is notoriously difficult .

You can try debugging the JSP's generated servlet code, but this code is notoriously convoluted and unfriendly to human readers.

Targeting transcription factors with small molecules to modulate the expression of certain genes has been notoriously difficult to achieve.

Bra fitting is a notoriously tricky art, relying partly on tape measures and partly on a well-trained eye.

Measuring the output gap (the shortfall of actual demand compared with potential GDP) is notoriously tricky.

Drafted by Mr Berlusconi's lawyer, the bill is ostensibly intended to ginger up Italy's notoriously sluggish legal system.

Christopher Columbus was notoriously described as being crazy before his historic voyage.

Regional banks will be hit harder, but should be protected by their notoriously limited lending.

On Facebook, a social graph notoriously deteriorates after the initial thrill of finding old friends from school wears off.

This has prompted rumours that the notoriously abrasive Mr Holbrooke has been told he is not welcome in Afghanistan.

The other half is generated by private dealers and galleries that are notoriously secretive.

Relations between the big powers of north Asia are notoriously bad.

One common goal for these new ventures is to crack China's notoriously restrictive film market.

Some tribes have reinforced that impression by naively giving money to politicians and lobbyists including, notoriously, Jack Abramoff.

Steve Feinberg, its notoriously reclusive boss, co-founded the firm in 1992 as a hedge fund that traded distressed debt.

The French electorate is notoriously mercurial and pessimistic, but this moment is especially bad.

The results, which will be published in the journal Pain, help explain why patients are notoriously bad at pinpointing a toothache.

Liverpool's view that January is a notoriously difficult time to purchase players is not born only of parsimony.

Frontier markets can be notoriously volatile, too.

CHINESE students may come top of the world league in mathematics, yet the country's economic numbers are notoriously dodgy.

Wilderness safety and Yosemite's notoriously aggressive black bears are also popular.

In several towns, most notoriously in Juyuan, school buildings collapsed while other structures around them remained standing.

The scope of the private banking business is notoriously hard to quantify.

Human beings are notoriously poor at responding to problems that develop incrementally.

And the entrepreneurial life is notoriously filled with risks, stresses and sacrifices.

Big firms pay around twice as much as their South Korean rivals in absolute terms, yet tax revenues are notoriously weak.

In a notoriously cyclical industry, the risk that they might fall is clear.

GERMANY is notoriously the most fiscally conservative of the major economies.

Pittsburgh supporters, though, are notoriously loyal and noisy, and as it is closer, they're here in the thousands. . .

Greeks are notoriously unruly drivers leaving their cars on sidewalks , wheelchair ramps and even hospital entrances .

Also called jumbo squid, Humboldts travel in large schools and are notoriously voracious, occasionally even attacking divers.

THE streets of Ajegunle, a notoriously poor and crowded district of Lagos, barely deserve the description.

But the database is notoriously flawed. It contains many duplicates, and names are regularly lost during back-ups.

Insurance companies are notoriously difficult to value, given their complex mix of assets and long-term liabilities.

Innovation and productivity, however, are notoriously difficult to predict.

The platform will greatly undercut the notoriously high fees of the hedge fund sector.

In contrast to Gates, he's notoriously disdainful of philanthropy, both corporate and personal.

He cited Othello, Shakespeare's notoriously jealous husband, as an example of someone who misread the signs.

The American brewer is a notoriously generous employer.

For one thing, Mr Netanyahu is notoriously opportunistic, a quality that can sometimes be turned to a common good.

It is notoriously tough, and few relish the prospect of it.

California's courts are notoriously reluctant to restrict workers' freedom to switch jobs.

That said, although British customers are notoriously sluggish about switching banks, those who are truly outraged do so.

Mark Zuckerberg is notoriously cocky, even by the standards of Silicon Valley.

But Italy is not like other countries. It is notoriously corrupt, so politics and justice overlap.

She is adamant cleaning up will be a boon even though some of history's biggest achievers lived and worked in notoriously messy conditions.

As recently as 2006, the government drove through a reform of the pensions rules that simplified a notoriously complex system.

Many toddlers are notoriously choosy about their foods and reticent to try new things.

HTML content is notoriously difficult to share across product groups, or with external business partners.

The Church of Scientology is a notoriously difficult subject for journalists.

Also, behavioral genetics studies are notoriously difficult to replicate.

As the rent-seeking capital of Russia, Moscow is notoriously corrupt.

This notoriously difficult class was being kept in order well by the new teacher.

And case studies, the common method of teaching at business school, are notoriously America-centred.

If Chapter 11 has been thought of as too lenient, insolvency law in Europe has been notoriously severe.

Though we're notoriously bad at sports predictions, we'll say this: Miami wins it, in six.

Live applications are notoriously difficult to troubleshoot.

It's well known that he's a notoriously bad decision maker, who makes rash choices or stalls at critical moments.

The documentary gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the notoriously private pop star's career and family life.

Even the neighborhood's notoriously high taxes started to level off in 1994 and gave merchants some much needed breathing space.

Fuses are notoriously unreliable, and grenadiers can die as their own bombs explode prematurely.

Secondly, manners. Example is notoriously more potent than precept.

Casino should have wondered in 2005 whether a restless and notoriously controlling partner like Mr Diniz would ever cede power.

Despite cold winters, snow is rare in this notoriously dry city - especially in early November.

For a physical challenge, I'm notoriously bored.

Influenza viruses are notoriously sloppy, unstable, and capricious. It is impossible to predict their behaviour.

Unfortunately, style is notoriously ill-defined notion.

Why do you think blenders and toaster ovens are so notoriously unromantic?

The academic approach has been plagued by claims of disease genes that hae proven notoriously inaccurate.

Mr Jobs is notoriously elusive, yet he is an extrovert compared with Mr Perlmutter.

You Aries are notoriously impatient, especially when it comes to romance.

The people were fond of seafood and sun- bathing, were enthusiastic winemakers, reluctant housekeepers and notoriously bad at ball games.

Yet interpreting a polygraph chart is notoriously difficult.

You Rams are notoriously impatient, especially when it comes to romance.

Mouth cancer, in particular, is notoriously difficult to treat and often leads to long-term disability.

Google's app store is more open than Apple's, too; Apple, notoriously, employs human editors to approve each app individually.

A shot so powerful, even the notoriously dancy Jabulani didn't dare deviate from the path to goal demanded by Podolski's left foot.

They also crossed the Golden Gate Bridge and the notoriously steep Lombard Street in San Francisco.

Currencies are notoriously volatile and difficult to predict. Even investment banks with their armies of analysts frequently call it wrong.

33pm: American journalists are notoriously snobbish about other organisation's scoops.

Software licenses are notoriously one-sided to the software vendor.

MEN are notoriously insensitive to the emotional world around them.

Mainland China's markets are notoriously opaque and speculative.

First, the bad news: Developers are notoriously bad at documenting their code.

"But revolutions are notoriously difficult to forecast, " said Chris Lafakas, an economist at Moody's Analytics who focuses on energy.

Information, however, is notoriously difficult to manage.

The sector depends on M& A fees, which are notoriously uneven.

DESPITE their name, disposable nappies are notoriously difficult to dispose of.

Foreign court rulings are notoriously difficult to enforce on the mainland, lawyers say.

"Influenza viruses are notoriously unpredictable and full of surprises, as we are seeing right now, " Chan said.

When cheap personal computers hit the world, universities were notoriously slow to adopt them.

It uses the Chinese language in complex, multi-layered, and often playful ways, and is notoriously difficult to translate.

DRUG companies are notoriously secretive.

Space-based climate observations are notoriously prone to bias.

Mobile homes are notoriously flimsy in tornadoes, and accounted for more than half the tornado deaths in 2009.

The pre-show buzz: Apple is notoriously silent before its announcements.

Helicopters are notoriously loud because of the turbulence caused by their blades spinning through the air.

This measure is the latest attempt in a series of measures to improve the Chinese capital's notoriously poor air quality, Reuters reported.

The department keeps notoriously poor records.

They are notoriously solitary animals and their breeding season lasts only between two and seven days from March to May.

Notoriously common in northwestern India, it's also rampant in the world's most populous country: China.

It's based on a jailhouse confession in part, which is notoriously unreliable form of evidence.

Banks, notoriously, are different.

Notoriously, an individual's vote makes no difference to anything.

Do a lot of preparations though, if you want to match Chun Wan's stamina, as it is notoriously long.