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The tenderloin district was notorious for vice.

British food is notorious for its simplicity.

The town is notorious for its casinos.

Thailand is notorious for its range of arcane festivals.

Churchill was also notorious for his witty retorts.

The old king was notorious for his cruelty.

THE British are notorious for preferring pets to people.

He was notorious for drawing a long bow.

This is a turnaround for the sugar business, previously notorious for exploited Labour, insolvency and pollution.

Lawyers are notorious for failing to prioritize issues . This is especially true in small transactions.

But Ed Zander, the boss of Motorola, is notorious for wisecracking.

Cole knew that although he was intelligent, he was notorious for his arrogance.

The IMF is notorious for favouring hard money and tight budgets.

This highly-industrialized area is notorious for pollution and general atmospheric bleakness.

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

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

In toxicology circles, Californians are notorious for the record-high concentrations of flame-retardant chemicals coursing through their bodies.

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

Xiao Wang has always been a good impression, but not long ago he was notorious for stealing into prison.

Robertson told me it was because I was using a cable broadband connection, which is notorious for slow upload speeds.

The perpetrators often claim to be from la Familia or the Zetas, two drug gangs notorious for their violent methods.

Soon, Andy notorious for an increasing number of prison guards began to deal with tax issues, and even children's educational problems came to him for advice?

It is a shame to think that HK is notorious for it when HK could have been famous for something else, like an eco-friendly city.

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

These rebels are notorious for wantonly attacking villages in the southern part of Philippines and committing kidnapping of local and foreign tourists and businessmen for ransom.

Turner is notorious for doing as he y in his career,he made a pitch wearing no clothes to advertising executives;

UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown and his wife parade with fingers entwined. And Nicolas Sarkozy and wife Carla Bruni are notorious for their public affection.

Entity beans are notorious for consuming a large quantity of resources, especially when concurrent requests are made on especially large entities.

204blue City Highway had always been notorious for its tight curves and poor roadway visibility, and the accident rate there was generally very high.

Programmers and administrators are notorious for allowing themselves to be coerced into rushing work that would be better left for normal business hours and the relative calm of your own workplace.

And unlike human subjects who are notorious for fudging their daily calorie or carbohydrate counts, a caged monkey's food intake is much easier for researchers to count and control.

Don Wright's cartoon offers a wry comment on the supersonic aircraft, as notorious for their noise and guzzling of fuel as they are celebrated for their speed and ele-gance.

The nicotine in cigarette smoke can not only make your teeth (and the walls of your home) brown, but it's also notorious for staining fingers and nails as well.

The reason your household is hectic in the morning is simple: There are timetables to be followed like getting to school and work on time and children are notorious for their dawdling.

The Obamas are often snapped hand-in-hand. UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown and his wife parade with fingers entwined. And Nicolas Sarkozy and wife Carla Bruni are notorious for their public affection.

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

Mines are notorious fordust and toxic gases such as carbon monoxide and radon, which can enterthe body via the lungs.

It was Colom's longtime political rival Otto perez molina-the notorious former general and head of military intelligence who, after the video was distributed, had demanded that Colom resign.