notoriously in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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she's notoriously hard to please
tutti sanno quanto sia difficile da accontentare

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Their genetic map was also used to update and improve the upland cotton genome assembly, and to identify the notoriously elusive central regions of the chromosomes.
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He was taken by his owner at the age of 17 to work as a servant in the manor, but was notoriously insolent.
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This is especially important when working with brain tumor models, which are notoriously hard to study.
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Many of its firms are uncompetitive because they are swamped by high taxes and mountains of red tape, as well as a notoriously strike-prone labour force.
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He was notoriously hypersensitive to gallery owners, collectors, and patrons that did not appreciate his art.
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The relationship between leftwing splinter groups and the communists was notoriously bad.
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The funeral urn is currently being kept in the apartment of a vampire hunter with a notoriously high success rate.
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They also claim that markets and states invariably drag their feet on substantive environmental reform, and are notoriously slow to adopt viable sustainable technologies.
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However, biological surveys of Papua province are notoriously incomplete; it is possible the animal still exists there or in related mountain ranges.
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He has a notoriously quick temper and is prone to snapping at others, including overzealous fans who bother him on the streets.
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