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1Then again, maybe not-thefortune-tellinggame is notoriously unreliable, even for Mom.
2Warnings are notoriously unreliable, so fear of accidental war is high.
3They were notoriously unreliable when it came to the end of a charge.
4The bookies are notoriously unreliable when it comes to novelty bets.
5The problem is, Pinkus Ghort is notoriously unreliable about details of his own past.
6Jailhouse informants, many of whom are seeking reduced time or special privileges, are notoriously unreliable.
7Well, irradiation is notoriously unreliable and probably doesn't work.
8Opinion polls are notoriously unreliable in India, however.
9Besides, predictions on Treasury tax receipts are notoriously unreliable: think landing a Dreamliner on a microchip.
10Spanish statistics are notoriously unreliable and incomplete.
11Using a computer's numeric IP address to estimate where in the world it's being used is notoriously unreliable.
12But these "molecular clock" estimates are notoriously unreliable.
13Further, age-at-death attributions are notoriously unreliable for adult skeletons, especially when based solely on features of the skull.
14I am immediately reminded of those notoriously unreliable studies of the effects of so-called video nasties on young people.
15Memory, indeed, is notoriously unreliable.
16Jailhouse tips are notoriously unreliable, either because the herald is lying, or because his memory has simply failed him.
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