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Known widely and usually unfavorably;

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Ús de notorious en anglès
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Yet government is also notorious for its ability to misread technical change.
The Rational Optimist
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Substance use patterns are notorious for their ability to change over time.
Pubmed
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Dublin had a notorious hygiene problem caused by human and animal waste.
The Irish Times
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The station said the clash occurred in an area notorious for banditry.
The Irish Times
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Gas turbines are notorious for being very small form factors, extremely aggressive.
Wired
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Cape Town's weather is notorious for changing within a matter of minutes.
The South African
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Last year, one man mired in that cycle met a notorious end.
Reuters
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One of the most notorious dog ghosts is the Gwyllgi in Wales.
Animal Ghosts; Or, Animal Hauntings and the Hereafter
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Large segments of both industries are notorious for low-wage and precarious work.
The Guardian
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No media has ever been allowed to visit the notorious detention facility.
Reuters
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New York City's high schools are notorious for their lack of diversity.
Ebony
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In 2015, he asked the country for forgiveness for his notorious rule.
Reuters
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NATO's most famous and notorious target, of course, was the Chinese embassy.
The Irish Times
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The French, notorious for not pronouncing s, soon spelled the word etincelle.
The Irish Times
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It's a public holiday and even the city's notorious traffic has disappeared.
The Irish Times
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I am not speaking of German morals in general, which are notorious.
The Land of Deepening Shadow: Germany-at-War
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