notorious in the PONS Dictionary

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Twenty-one notorious ringleaders of the revolt were actually taken.
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By the 1970s the area was notorious for street robberies and drug dealing.
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In 1932, the period ended, notorious in the history of the institute as maslovschina.
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Numerous other sidemen appeared as well, including the notorious.
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There is a perception that it is a notorious point for goods trafficking.
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However, his notorious behavior, his chemical excesses, and his fierce independence all lead to his diminished standing in the art world.
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It was interesting to play someone real and a huge responsibility playing someone so notorious.
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He was known for freak acts, where celebrities or people notorious for scandals appeared on stage.
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The scandals that are the outcome of such a situation are notorious.
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The road has become notorious for traffic jams, especially during rush hour and thus lots of drivers will do their best to avoid it.
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