From there, it was off to the races: The first Off-White womenswear line debuted at Paris Fashion Week in 2014 and was selected as a finalist for the coveted LVMH Prize, which got Abloh into rooms with all the top buyers and designers and people connectors in the infamously old, infamously rich, and infamously white industry.
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Obama infamously suggested they were clinging to white identity politics.
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In fact, detecting NSFW imagery is an infamously difficult problem.
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Facebook was infamously late to bring its product to mobile.
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He's the man who infamously blew in LeBron James' ear (?!?!).
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In 2006, Cheney infamously accidentally shot a fellow quail hunter.
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The games, infamously, were originally slated for release long ago.
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Unless you're the lady that infamously botched that Jesus fresco.
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" To which Trump infamously replied, "Because you'd be in jail.
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The U.S. has an infamously complex and strict immigration system.
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Wine prices are also infamously capricious, often decoupled from quality.
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Such systems are common in small organisms, including animals (like the infamously pugilistic mantis shrimp), plants (like the infamously carnivorous Venus flytrap), and even mushrooms, many of which eject their spores with phenomenal fungal power.
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After all, the Internet of Things is infamously and relentlessly hackable.
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Most infamously, he allegedly urinated on an underage girl on camera.
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Speaking of warm and melty, Scorpios are infamously passionate and seductive.
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Johnson has an infamously flexible relationship with the truth, after all.
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In 2005, President Bush, while touring Katrina destruction, infamously praised Brown.
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"You've got spunk," Lou infamously tells Mary when they first meet.
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Forced sterilization was the result of an infamously botched Supreme Court case.
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Gregor is infamously responsible for the horrific scars on his brother's face.
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The Frozen soundtrack even infamously outsold Beyoncé's 2013 self-titled visual album.
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"I pretty infamously got fired from Crossroads for doing this," Hwang says.
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That's 30% more than Tokyo's infamously crowded railway cars, according to IndiaSpend.
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HuffPost's model infamously showed Clinton with a 98 percent chance of winning.
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He once infamously claimed that "only God" could remove him from office.
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He was infamously caught on a hot mic bragging about groping women.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi has forsworn his predecessor's infamously pugnacious way of doing business.
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Most infamously, Kissinger masterminded a Nixon-era plan to carpet-bomb Cambodia.
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Gaming is a billion-dollar industry; fans are notably, even infamously, hardcore.
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The federal government is infamously bureaucratic about the technology its employees use.
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Ms. Chung infamously belittled her less-privileged friends in a Facebook post.
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Most infamously, Iran is the world's leading sponsor of anti-American terrorism.
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Cable companies are infamously fickle when it comes to pricing and promotions.
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Open Book On "Happy Days," the Fonz infamously jumped over a shark.
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Kathy Griffin infamously posed with a mock-up of Trump's decapitated head.
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"If it's what you I say I love it," Junior infamously replied.
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Burke infamously didn't leave his room the morning of JonBenét's death on Dec.
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Byrd infamously suffered an on-field injury in 1992 that left him paralyzed.
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Scale gave it the power to navigate the infamously thin-margin grocery industry.
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Zimbabwe's economy infamously suffered from hyperinflation in the 1990s and 2000s under Mugabe.
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"When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending the best," Trump infamously said.
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" In Trump's defense of Putin, he stated infamously, "I hold both countries responsible.
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Richard Henry Pratt, the founder of the first Indian boarding school, infamously said.
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That was the moment that he infamously dropped his drawers on the runway.
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At the time, Trump had infamously called on Russia to hack Clinton's emails.
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The issue is that Apple is infamously protective of its hardware / software ecosystem.
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The issue is that Apple is infamously protective of its hardware / software ecosystem.
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Oshawa sits on the other side of Toronto, along an infamously congested corridor.
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Patreon's reliability, particularly when compared to Steam's infamously opaque practices, shouldn't be understated.
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Mr. Perry may have once infamously forgotten the name of the Energy Department.
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The Academy has been infamously slow to adapt with a changing Hollywood landscape.
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Infamously, Bloomberg once fired a city worker for playing solitaire on the job.
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Then you have to account for New York's infamously high cost of living.
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In fact, he infamously described the choice between supporting Trump and Texas Sen.
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Through the winter months, the group descended into starvation, madness and, infamously, cannibalism.
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It's also double the amount that the Clinton's infamously charge for similar speeches.
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But as a former GOP presidential candidate once infamously put it, corporations are people.
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I say "infamously complicated" because Magic is a beast to get a handle on.
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She infamously feuded with Ol' Dirty Bastard while they tried to put "Fantasy" together.
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Most infamously, Papadopoulos told Australian diplomat Alexander Downer in a London bar in May.
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For me Whole Foods is not only unfamiliar territory, but it's also infamously expensive.
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Giuliani infamously egged on police as they stormed City Hall, many hurling racial epithets.
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Mexico City's air, once infamously lethal, saw a steady improvement through the late 1990s.
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Witness, for instance, the destruction of the infamously smelly Kylie Cosmetics Royal Peach Palette.
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K. Um. But his church is infamously anti lgbtq so maybe address that too?
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Trish Stratus was infamously forced to bark like a dog, among other low points.
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So, in 93, the state GOP, unleashing its supermajority, infamously redrew the electoral maps.
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That same year, President Clinton infamously pardoned his half-brother for a drug charge.
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The US Postal Service has been infamously slammed by the decline of letter mail.
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But RM also infamously botched the sale of a $20 million Porsche last year.
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The 19-year-old, whose SAT was infamously rigged by Rick Singer and co.
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Fame had little to do with money, which the club infamously paid little of.
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Technology likes to move at the speed of light, but medicine infamously does not.
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But they're also infamously depicted as terrors to tourists in TV shows and movies.
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Two days later, Woods infamously crashed his Escalade into a tree at 2:30 a.m.
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The Russian government has a keen interest in Ukraine and infamously invaded Crimea in 2014.
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Instead, the shot is directly pulled from "Beyond The Wall," when he infamously kills Viserion.
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Donald Trump had, by then, infamously demeaned McCain's Vietnam service and imprisonment in an interview.
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Facebook infamously created its own version of Snap's disappearing messages for Instagram, to enormous success.
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Oh. K. Um. But his church is infamously anti lgbtq so maybe address that too?
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The ponytailed partygoer infamously signs virtual contracts when he's drunk on super club dance floors.
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Annie infamously lost Groucho, her late sister Ellie's (Ozark's Julia Garner) dog, seven years ago.
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Afterwards, the balls are removed, and the two proceed to have their infamously hot sex.
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And perhaps most infamously, Lifetime aired Devious Maids for four seasons before it was canceled.
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Russian critics in the UK have infamously fallen victim to a series of subtle poisonings.
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Trump infamously—and accurately—said that he could "shoot someone" and not lose his supporters.
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"But they're infamously badly completed," and aren't always the most reliable documents as a result.
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And the East Cut is also where the infamously sinking Millennium Tower is, well, sinking.
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The official corporate rate is 35 percent, infamously higher than in any other advanced economy.
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There are plenty of cases like this, most infamously the case of the Game Genie.
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Lampert infamously ran Sears like a hedge fund during his 13-year tenure as CEO.
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" A mother infamously writes to the Charlotte Observer decrying his "arrogant struts" and "pelvic thrusts.
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There's nothing money can't buy in Tepito, one of Mexico City's most infamously tough neighborhoods.
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And assuming they do, how long can this infamously dysfunctional musical family hold it together?
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Under the state's infamously lax ethics laws, politicians can accept unlimited gifts from personal friends.
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Clinton infamously struggled to get through the faregate while campaigning in the city in April.
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President Richard Nixon infamously leaned on federal law enforcement, leading to his resignation in 1974.
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Why should I support a candidate who infamously referred to black youth as "super predators"?
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More infamously, earmarks are also responsible for the corruption and subsequent jail terms of Reps.
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Jim Carrey plays the infamously crotchety titular creature with the polar opposite of holiday cheer.
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"Infamously, Breitbart had a 'black crime' section, opened as a response to Black Lives Matter."
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Trump infamously did not release his tax returns in 22016, bucking decades of presidential-candidate tradition.
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Trump infamously did not release his tax returns in 2016, bucking decades of presidential-candidate tradition.
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The latest champion to endure one of the infamously awkward, uncomfortable and visibly aggressive Trump shakes?
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Dermorphin has mostly been used in animals, including, most infamously, as a performance enhancer for racehorses.
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Coincidentally, those are the same police carrying out President Rodrigo Duterte's infamously brutal anti-narcotics crackdown.
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He used the painted table of the castle to strategize his war, which he infamously won.
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Amanda Knox, the American student infamously convicted of murdering her roommate while studying abroad in Italy.
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EA infamously broke up with Valve's Steam platform with the release of Crysis 2 in 2011.
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For instance, Nintendo has had an infamously rocky relationship with the very dedicated competitive Smash Bros.
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Shortly afterwards, Sheen was infamously fired after a public meltdown that included insulting creator Chuck Lorre.
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During that time, the infamously high rates of suicide in her industry have been well-documented.
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Rosie Ruiz, known best for infamously course-cutting to win the 1980 Boston Marathon, has died.
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The infamously polarizing food trend is so all over the place, we can taste it — literally.
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But there's also the fact that Calatrava's buildings are infamously nightmarish when it comes to maintenance.
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The life of Nat Turner, who infamously led a violent slave uprising, is a compelling story.
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Both Twitter and Facebook infamously failed to detect expansive disinformation campaigns run from Russia in 2016.
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It's similar to systems that have been used at Microsoft, GE, and, perhaps most infamously, Amazon.
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He succeeded in pleasing his core supporters by showcasing a tad of his infamously abrasive style.
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The standards for determining that something is obscene—and therefore not protected speech—are infamously vague.
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It aims to bring a more eco-friendly mode of transportation to an infamously polluted city.
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In February 2009, Brown infamously assaulted Rihanna in a car,causing her "visible injuries" and hospitalization.
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They supported Donald Trump, who infamously took five deferments to avoid service in the Vietnam War.
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Kelly's exit comes after several months of relative personnel stability in an infamously tumultuous White House.
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While there, she helped to institute more anti-harassment measures for the site's infamously aggressive threads.
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The passwords, said Motherboard, were secured using an infamously easy-to-crack algorithm known as MD5.
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Many highlighted that Palin infamously told Katie Couric in a 2008 interview that she reads newspapers.
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He infamously called the proceedings "a high-tech lynching for uppity blacks": It's a national disgrace.
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Facebook infamously fired the humans moderating its Trending section in 2016 after accusations of political bias.
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You'll recall she infamously shaved her head less than 24 hours after leaving a rehab facility.
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Inordinately complicated, Tesla endured what Musk infamously termed "production hell" to get it on the road.
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It's one of several innovations experts say could make an infamously environmentally destructive crop more sustainable.
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This quality has long been pitched, quite infamously, at two main populations: African Americans and children.
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In 2013, while still an anchor at Fox, Kelly infamously addressed the ethnicity of Santa Claus.
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It's a legal, transparent, and practical step — yet the Obama administration infamously declined to support this.
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Mr. Trump infamously met with Sergey V. Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister, in the Oval Office.
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"I'm sorry that people are so jealous of me," Gretchen Weiners infamously says in Mean Girls.
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A British submarine, infamously named through an online competition, will begin collecting data on global warming.
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It's not that these feminists would actually vote for the infamously misogynistic Donald Trump over Clinton.
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In 22014 he infamously insisted that 24,24 Jews couldn't have died at Treblinka from diesel fumes.
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In 2016, Adele's Grammy performance was infamously wrecked by poor sound quality and a flat tone.
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A 22014 poll infamously claimed that more Gen Xers had faith in UFOs than in Social Security.
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At the beginning of this story, his infamously awesome ability deserves an underwhelming and fairly awkward name.
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He's the man who infamously duped Bundy into revealing key elements of his own crimes for months.
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Most infamously, he referred to "Two Corinthians" instead of Second Corinthians in a speech at Liberty University.
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That episode also featured a cameo from the sitting president -- Gerald Ford -- and some infamously risque sketches.
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And last year, Kris Jenner infamously attended Chrissy Teigen's Super Bowl party… and then broke her table.
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He infamously married the singer Aaliyah in 1994, when he was 26 and she was just 15.
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He played Young Hodor in Season 6; he was in that infamously heartbreaking "Hold the door!" scene.
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Profit margins on TVs are infamously razor-thin, and better ads could be a boon to manufacturers.
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Migrants practice boarding "La Bestia," the infamously dangerous train that will carry them toward the US border.
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"I mean, visually they look like dog biscuits," the infamously acerbic chef said as the audience laughed.
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On the campaign trail, then candidate Trump infamously refuted pollster Frank Luntz in 2015 for calling Sen.
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Beyond the slew of accusations, Trump was infamously recorded bragging about groping women on a hot mic.
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The Oregon Shakespeare Festival has even famously (or infamously) commissioned translations of Shakespeare into more familiar English.
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Thanks to a variety of clean air and water regulations, China's infamously polluted waterways are looking cleaner.
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Taylor infamously penned the breakup song "Dear John," which Mayer has always said took him by surprise.
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McNair infamously referred to players as "inmates" in comments reportedly made during a committee meeting last year.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe infamously talked of three arrows: fiscal stimulus, structural reforms and monetary easing.
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Even more, the festival features a panel of infamously tough Grandmothers, to whom entrepreneurs pitch their startups.
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Because it was labeled as "country," it quickly climbed the genre charts before Billboard infamously removed it.
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The bathroom in question was previously and rather infamously activated by Maurizio Cattelan's gold toilet ("America," 2016).
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In college, he infamously used the pop as a mixer in every alcoholic beverage he ever consumed.
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Trump, rather infamously, is on record stating that climate change is a hoax invented by the Chinese.
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It's a wonder how a place that makes such incredible burgers can make such infamously bad fries.
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Infamously, Trump decried immigrants from places in Africa and Latin America, which he described as 'shithole countries.
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In 2018, Elon Musk infamously tweeted "funding secured," asserting that he planned to take the company private.
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That's an Imperial rank, most infamously connected to Darth Vader's right hand man, the evil Moff Tarkin.
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Oden, infamously taken ahead of Kevin Durant, was felled by injuries, but when healthy, he was effective.
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Perhaps most infamously, in 1994, he jawed with the Pacers' Reggie Miller in a conference finals game.
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The tower stands adjacent to the infamously sinking Millennium Tower and catty corner from the Salesforce Tower.
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Brad Womack infamously didn't choose either of the final two women on his season and went home single.
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For example, Paul Krugman infamously dismissed bitcoin back in 2013, stating he was "deeply unconvinced" it could work.
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But does the North Korean which is infamously mercurial about these things, bear a lot of the responsibility?
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It promotes aromatic sprays to treat depression and anxiety, and most infamously, jade eggs to increase vaginal tightness.
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James Spann, Alabama's longtime weather forecaster of choice, had infamously botched that state's ice storms of January 13.
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The fields of science, technology, engineering, and math have been infamously hostile to women and people of color.
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Melania infamously stepped out in a pair of sky-high Manolo Blahnik heels, and it caused a tweetstorm.
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Ebenezer Scrooge, the infamously miserly protagonist, embodies an especially nasty version of the scarcity economics of Thomas Malthus.
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Plastic, as you may recall, is an infamously harmful form of pollution because it takes centuries to biodegrade.
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She wryly remarked that the case was being handled with unusual speediness by Venezuela's infamously slow legal system.
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Last year, she was infamously roasted by comedian Michelle Wolf while sitting at the head table on stage.
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Charles Murray has famously (and for many, infamously) argued that disparities in wealth reflect heritable differences in intelligence.
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We point this out only because Trump infamously made such a big deal out of his inauguration crowd.
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In an apology to fans via his newsletter, Batali infamously included a recipe for pizza dough cinnamon rolls.
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During the swearing in, Carson delivered some seriously harsh side-eye to our infamously anti-gay vice president.
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Video game characters are infamously stodgy, incapable of capturing the same range of emotion as a real person.
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The lady in the photo is Lorena Bobbitt -- who infamously sliced off her husband's penis back in 1993.
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To put it mildly, this is not a core strength of the Pentagon's infamously risk-averse acquisition system.
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Among them are several plants that are infamously hard to maintain, like ficus trees and fiddle-leaf figs.
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Juno was infamously known for promising drivers equity and dropping the ball with a small, one-time payout.
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" Hale acknowledges the similarities between his infamously docile Buster Bluth character and "Veep's" Gary: "Lot of mommy issues.
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Complaining is fruitless, and there isn't much of a reason to expect more from the infamously safe Academy.
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Trump once infamously tweeted that climate change is a hoax invented by China to hurt the U.S. economy.
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The team, which infamously produced the entertaining Mario/Sonic mashup Somari, was no stranger to blatant copyright infringement.
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Infamously, one clue hinged on the way cutlery is supposed to be arranged for a seven-course dinner.
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This is the type of talk that could paper over some of the infamously reckless statements he's made.
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Yahoo famously (or infamously) ended all remote work in 2013, soon after Marissa Mayer took over as CEO.
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Some officials infamously warned that a woman's uterus might fall out should she attempt to run such distances.
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AirPods are infamously strange-looking, and early AirPod reviews even called the product "dorky" and "controversial" in appearance.
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The alert infamously triggered mass panic in Hawaii for about 38 minutes on the morning of Jan. 13.
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The difference is that AQI's terror attacks focused on targets within the Middle East, most infamously in Jordan.
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He was hired to work with the first national security adviser, Michael Flynn, whose tenure was infamously short.
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When Congress called tech executives to testify about foreign interference in US elections, Page infamously skipped the hearing.
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The two infamously married a day after Kelly allegedly bribed the official for the fake ID, on Aug.
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In 21625, Secretary Clinton infamously snapped, "What difference at this point does it make?" when pressed by Sen.
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No matter your level of Twin Peaks expertise, there's always more to learn about this infamously intricate show.
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Jackson Palmer is an Australian entrepreneur and technologist best known for creating the infamously successful "joke" cryptocurrency Dogecoin.
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Deutsche Bank is infamously one of the few banks still willing to lend Trump and his associates money.
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Most infamously, it falsely reported that a man from Michigan was responsible for the car attack in Charlottesville.
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Trump held an infamously combative press conference where he said that there were "very fine people" on both sides.
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Remember what happened to Texas Republican gubernatorial nominee Clayton Williams, who infamously joked that rape is like bad weather?
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She infamously tried to shame Bethenny Frankel for a decades-old B-movie by using her daughter against her.
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Cecil the lion was infamously shot and killed by Dr. Walter Palmer in 2015 outside Zimbabwe's Hwange National Park.
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Beyond that, it's hard to say, since the inner processes of complex neural networks are infamously difficult to describe.
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The infamously censorious Chinese government really doesn't like its citizens being reminded of the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989.
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Samsung was infamously sued for intellectual property offenses by Apple in a protracted and high-profile design infringement lawsuit.
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Before Kanye, Kim (now infamously) married basketball player Kris Humphries before they separated after just 72 days of marriage.
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El Chapo, who infamously escaped prison twice in Mexico, also slammed the conditions of his incarceration in New York.
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Shortly afterwards, Sheen was infamously fired from the show after a public meltdown that included insulting creator Chuck Lorre.
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Parodying Spicer's infamously testy relationship with the press, Spicer/McCarthy used his bully pulpit Saturday to physically bully journalists.
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The exams are part of the Gaokao, or China's college entrance exams that are known to be infamously difficult.
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Frank Zappa infamously re-bootlegged the bootleggers, and Pearl Jam has been releasing every show on CD since 20163.
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" "Narcos," according to its description on Netflix, is "the true story of Colombia's infamously violent and powerful drug cartels.
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Property taxes in Mexico are infamously low, in stark contrast to the property taxes in the U.S. and Canada.
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Google infamously killed support for its productivity-focused Inbox app, much to the chagrin of its most dedicated users.
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The late Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez infamously bashed former President George W. Bush at the United Nations in 2006.
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Bridge Farm Primary, an elementary school in Bristol, England, recently named a school house after the infamously anonymous artist.
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After all, Trump infamously fired James Comey, the former FBI director, in May 2017 because of the Russia investigation.
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" This was the same press conference where Trump infamously stated that there were "very fine people on both sides.
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But the Romney team—and, infamously, Karl Rove—believed until the bitter end that he would defeat President Obama.
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Most infamously there's former FBI Director James Comey, who was fired for spearheading the department's probe, as Trump admitted.
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Unlike driving drunk, however, driving high doesn't seem to carry the same social stigma as its infamously deadly predecessor.
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The online black market Silk Road infamously used Bitcoin to let its customers buy and sell without being identified.
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On the second season of "Breaking Bad," Walter White infamously throws a pizza onto the roof of his home.
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In the speech announcing his candidacy in June, he infamously referred to undocumented Mexican immigrants as rapists and criminals.
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He infamously pouted through his interview session after Carolina lost badly to the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl 50.
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Take when he infamously vowed to "totally destroy" North Korea last September during a speech at the United Nations.
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DeSantis has yet to issue a similar order in Florida, and has infamously kept beaches open for spring breakers.
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It's a bit of wish-fulfillment as well, because for all of his billions, Bezos is infamously charity-averse.
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Spike Lee, who once infamously described Perry's work using a racial slur, has since distanced himself from that comment.
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It has also filed patents for eye-tracking and, of course, who can forget the infamously defunct Google Glass.
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But a high income doesn't render you impervious to the city's high taxes and infamously high cost of living.
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It was a win that made the infamously crabby Belichick so happy that he even cracked a few smiles.
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Finally, just before Patrice gets fired, she refers to an infamously over-the-top affair in the California redwoods.
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He grew up in the Jungles, the once-infamously hardscrabble projects portrayed in the Denzel Washington movie Training Day.
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This happened most infamously over social media, like Facebook, and Facebook has since begun adding its own fact checking tools.
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Rimac&aposs C_Two , the follow-up to the Concept_One , which Richard Hammond infamously crashed , features the company&aposs latest technology.
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" Perhaps most infamously, Sessions joked in 1986 that the Klu Klux Klan — an openly racist white nationalist group — was "O.
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He also, somewhat infamously, asked J Lo point-blank about her butt ... although that comment was at least on camera.
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The last of the male Spanish Habsburgs was infamously Charles II, who reigned from 1665 until his death in 1700.
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Visiting a devastated Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, he infamously tossed out paper towels to hurricane survivors.
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For example, meat, dairy, and eggs industries have infamously dirty connotations, owing to their production's close proximity to literal shit.
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Yes, he's been developing his own rockets, and spaceships—one that tragically and infamously exploded in 2014, killing a pilot.
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These weren't 400-pound hackers in their basement as Trump infamously suggested during one of the presidential debates with Clinton.
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But unlike that infamously botched Pepsi ad, a product with this name doesn't actually exist, and likely never will, thankfully.
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Since it was a game about controlling space, they initially thought that infamously territorial rabbits would be a good fit.
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He's famously (or infamously) shared his harsh, well-crafted thoughts on Yelp, airport food, and even the movie Baby Driver.
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The president infamously sided with Russian President Vladimir Putin when asked about the Kremlin's interference in the 2016 U.S. election.
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Do they risk angering their infamously thin-skinned boss by admitting that he pulled this one out of thin air?
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Next you're going to tell us Kim even gets her underwear sewn by hand to accommodate her infamously extreme measurements.
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That's something Amazon could have only dreamed of when it infamously tried and failed to get into the smartphone market.
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In 2007, The View host Sherri Shepherd infamously stated that she wasn't sure whether the world was round or flat.
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Most infamously, five of its members beat a woman to death in a McDonald's in Zhaoyuan, Shandong province, in 2014.
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The original iPhone, for example, infamously launched only with 2G support, even though 3G was fairly commonplace at the time.
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As Hitler infamously put it, there must be "Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Führer" ("One people, one empire, one leader").
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Chris Pratt is defending his church after Ellen Page called it out for being "infamously anti-LGBTQ" in a tweet.
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Trump himself has a history of using language that sexually objectifies women, including most infamously on the Access Hollywood tape.
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Nintendo infamously frustrates its most dedicated fans on a regular basis with one its few competitive games, Super Smash Bros.
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He was also infamously caustic and was forced out of the company he founded when he clashed with the management.
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More infamously, Salavati has imposed draconian sentences, including the death penalty, lashes, and elongated jail terms, on countless political prisoners.
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In November 2015, she infamously declared that she would be "above the President" if her party won the national elections.
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Redoine infamously sharpened his burglary skills by obsessively watching heist films, specifically Heat, starring Robert De Niro and Al Pacino.
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Arkham Knight infamously launched on PC in a botched state, unable to run on even the most capable of computers.
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As a result, players who used steroids during this era—most infamously, Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens—are consolidating support.
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More infamously, Rand created the logo for Enron (a pretty great design, admittedly), a corporation that spectacularly imploded in 2001.
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This includes infamously difficult jumps like Becher's Brook, a 4ft 10inch fence that has claimed nine horses' lives since 1975.
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"Television won't be able to hold on to any market it captures after the first six months," he infamously predicted.
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That was just after Elizabeth Warren infamously released results from her own DNA test to prove her Native American roots.
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I didn't bother to run a web server — as I would infamously note several years later, my "blog" was www.nytimes.
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" Thomas Figures, a black U.S. Attorney who worked for Sessions, infamously testified that Sessions had referred to him as "boy.
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Sex can be a source of scandal, of course — as the thrice-married, infamously philandering Gingrich should be aware of.
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During the 2016 presidential race, Fallon infamously tousled Trump's hair during an appearance by the then candidate on Fallon's show.
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The Corrections was infamously, and briefly, featured in Oprah's book club and marketed as a family drama, which it is.
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Most infamously, ISIS bombed a Pakistani mosque in February that killed at least 70 people and injured more than 250.
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There is a long tradition of booing at the opera, particularly in Europe, and most infamously at La Scala in Milan.
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During her confirmation hearing in January 2017, DeVos infamously offered grizzly bears as a reason for why schools might need guns.
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He infamously changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol in the 1990s during a dispute with his record label, Warner Bros.
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Yahoo infamously sold half of its stake back to Alibaba in 2012 through a deal that valued the shares at $13.
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Uber has been comparing itself to Amazon in its pitches to investors, which also infamously was not profitable at its IPO.
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He also infamously "traded Blair for a hotel" by manipulating her into sleeping with his uncle Jack (it's a whole thing).
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The silky gown, with an infamously low-cut V-neck, was one of the first "internet-breaking" moments in fashion history.
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The first year of Donald Trump's presidency has been infamously bad for women, a seemingly endless onslaught of macro and microaggressions.
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A few weeks ago, he rather infamously tweeted that China had stolen a US Navy drone, calling it an "unpresidented" act.
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That interview made headlines when Trump infamously replied, "I don't have to answer that," when asked if his marriage was monogamous.
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Stifler's hyper-sexualized mother infamously takes the virginity of her son's close friend, 6563-year-old Paul Finch (Eddie Kaye Thomas).
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In a nutshell, he thinks the guy is a "sh**head" for infamously jacking up the price of cancer/AIDS meds.
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Now, authorities are investigating a house fire in Horry County, South Carolina with a possible connection to the infamously combustible device.
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Cruz, who infamously panned Trump's "New York values" earlier in the primary, was bracing for a tough showing in the state.
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Its infamously troubled development has reportedly included multiple internal reboots; you check out an early iteration of the game right here.
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It was renewed (somewhat infamously) for a second season after Miley Cyrus tweeted about loving the first; we can start there.
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For the composition, however the infamously trickstery producer used an early Mac synth program called MetaSynth that converted images to sound.
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The guy who infamously altered the iconic Hollywood sign to read "Hollyweed" ... surrendered to cops and was promptly arrested Monday afternoon.
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Similarly unpromising is any attempt to narrow down who might qualify as a "senior administration official" — an infamously vague reporting term.
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Kurosawa is best known as the man behind the infamously terrible (purposefully so, he claims) Super Nintendo game Hong Kong 97.
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The company behind the infamously useless $400 machine that empties fruit pulp out of bags has officially run out of juice.
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In 2015, she infamously fled from a journalist who asked her on camera if she was actually an African-American woman.
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Scaramucci, the financier-turned-Trump whisperer, was infamously the White House's communications director for a whirlwind 11 days in July 2017.
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"Lack of transparency is a huge political advantage," Gruber infamously said in 2014 well after the Affordable Care Act became law.
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Earlier this year, former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates infamously stated that America's Al-Udeid base should be moved from Qatar.
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In April 2018, Jennifer Schulte infamously called the cops on two black men barbecuing at Lake Merritt Park in Oakland California.
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In 2014, an unnamed UK man somewhat infamously recounted his struggle growing up with a micro-penis to New York magazine.
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Kelly saw his first order of business as installing a more rigorous process and structure to the infamously chaotic White House.
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Kan is trying to build a culture where everyone cooperates, unlike infamously cutthroat law firms where partners can compete for cases.
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Mugabe had said he planned to contest the 2018 presidential election, infamously claiming that "only God" could remove him from office.
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Coming from a protégé of Al Davis, the infamously oppositional and litigious Oakland Raiders owner, this was not an empty threat.
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" In 2014, Russian tennis official Shamil Tarpischev infamously called the Williams sisters "brothers," saying, "It's frightening when you look at them.
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Last year, perhaps most infamously, a TIME photographer got choke-slammed by the Secret Service at a Donald Trump campaign event.
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Duolingo has infamously persistent notifications that pester you to come back and give that adorable green bird attention every single day.
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The race between Mario Cuomo, and, then-US Representative Ed Koch for New York City mayor was infamously tense and heated.
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When Ireland was just 11, her father and mother, Kim Basinger, were infamously embroiled in a nasty divorce and custody battle.
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He learned to play hockey after becoming president, and has been photographed regularly swimming or, more infamously, riding horseback bare-chested.
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"He will be in power as long as he can," says Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the oligarch infamously jailed by Putin in 2100.
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"Throw them out into the cold," Trump famously/infamously said of protesters at a rally in Burlington, Vermont, in January 2016.
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In 2017, Ben Shapiro was infamously crowned the "cool kid's philosopher" by Sabrina Tavernise in a sprawling New York Times feature.
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Currently migrants are held on the floors of said facilities, which have been infamously dubbed "hieleras," or iceboxes, with mylar blankets.
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" In 2014, Russian tennis official Shamil Tarpischev infamously called the Williams sisters "brothers," saying, "It's frightening when you look at them.
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It's surrounded by a bevy of terrifying urban legends like the infamously depraved Red Rooms, where users can live-stream murder.
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In September, the Dalai Lama infamously impersonated Trump in a video shared widely, in which he mimicked his hair style and mannerisms.
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Instead, the then-31-year-old had previously served as chief of staff to the infamously conservative early Facebook investor Peter Thiel.
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The Duke and Duchess of Windsor — formerly King Edward VIII — and Wallis Simpson, the American woman he infamously abdicated the throne for.
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This keeps them out of the way, but close by, making them easier to keep track of than Apple's infamously losable AirPods.
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It's infamously hard to measure white people's views on race, especially now that there's a significant taboo against overt, old-fashioned racism.
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If you've been trying to recreate Princess Kate's infamously perfect blowouts for years now, you may want to sit down for this.
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After one infamously "broke the buck" by lowering its share price to less than a dollar, the government guaranteed all such funds.
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In "Blue Lasso" a the Pacific Man of War jellyfish shows off its infamously toxic, electric blue tendril used to paralyze prey.
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The star is a descendant of Robert Catesby, the central figure of the series and mastermind behind the infamously foiled gunpowder plot.
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It's one of those things that starts as a joke — replace the mural of infamously racist former mayor Frank Rizzo with Gritty!
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Most infamously, hackers accessed multiple celebrities' iCloud accounts through a phishing campaign that led to the publishing of female victims' nude photos.
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Case in point: Her former devotion to 8-inch heels, or some of those infamously sexy outfits during her Posh Spice days.
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We believe it was Big Daddy Kane and Ice-T who once infamously crooned, "giftin' ain't easy," and we couldn't agree more.
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" She also brought out some tranquility in her infamously volatile husband, Christie writes: "A two-hour dinner with Donald could be overwhelming.
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But NanoLab is also making it available to artists, unlike Vantablack, to which Anish Kapoor has infamously received exclusive rights to use.
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One of Survivor's first villains, he infamously lied about his grandmother's death in order to get an advantage in a reward challenge.
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The move was largely political — North Korea has infamously used its nuclear ambitions as part of its belligerent posture toward its rivals.
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It is called Zo, it follows on from Tay (who infamously became racist within minutes), and SmarterChild—a relic of MSN Messenger.
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The 29-room mansion measures 21,987 square feet, and was the home to Hefner's infamously lavish parties, attended by models and celebrities.
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Krikorian's new job won't be easy — the organization was infamously hacked during the presidential election, with internal communications leaked to the public.
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After Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico, the president infamously came under fire for tossing paper towel rolls into a crowd of survivors.
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In April, it offered a rare peek behind its infamously impenetrable curtain, with a refreshing candid conversation about the Mac Pro line.
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And who can forget when Brandi Glanville, the Real Housewife, infamously charged her vaginoplasty to her cheating ex, Eddie Cibrian's, credit card?
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The FBI in the San Bernardino attack infamously obtained an order from the court compelling Apple to unlock the attacker's work phone.
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In the last clip, a smiling Rodriguez jokes he's going to have to sit "three-yards" from Lopez's now-infamously gigantic hat.
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In 2004, he infamously ripped off part of Janet Jackson's garment during their halftime show in Houston and briefly bared her breast.
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"Civil litigation is already infamously slow and drawn out," said Jennifer Stepp Breen, an administrative and constitutional law professor at Syracuse University.
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The man on the couch is comedian Michael Blackson ... whose own vid, infamously mocking Tyrese's breakdown, went viral a couple weeks ago.
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Infamously, he once used a homophobic slur to describe Kellen Winslow Jr. Porter is scheduled for a preliminary hearing on January 19.
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The former investment banker was involved with two financial firms that had alleged contacts with Odebrecht, the infamously corrupt Brazilian construction company.
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Nick Dawson, aka Bookworms, is a Brooklyn producer whose ubiquity as a DJ around Brooklyn belies his rather infamously scarce recorded output.
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But perhaps most infamously, they had to coexist with the microbial astronauts who hitched rides to the station in the crew's bodies.
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A 1986 study on the influence of obesity on breast and uterine cancer infamously failed to enroll any women in the study.
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And no group is more universally reviled than the Gemmers, the former ruling class who infamously committed atrocities against their own people.
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There, he infamously dropped the zoo's previous groundhog, Charlotte, who died a week later from "acute internal injuries," according to The Advance.
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In May 2019, our colleague Al Green infamously stated, 'I'm concerned that if we don't impeach this president, he will get reelected.
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In fact, Alan Greenspan infamously argued that a tax cut was needed to keep America from paying off its debt too fast.
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In November 2011, Bloomberg infamously ordered the New York police to evict protestors at 1 am, tearing up tents and blocking reporters.
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Infamously, after the Supreme Court ruling, the 25-year-old advocacy group Empire State Pride Agenda declared victory and closed up shop.
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Metcalf copied wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. after he infamously did the crude celebration while he was with the New York Giants.
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Monica Ruiz spoke out Thursday in her first television interview since the ad went infamously viral and caused Peloton's stock to plummet.
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Infamously, Pitot tubes were to blame for the Air France Flight 7373 crash in 2009 when it plunged into the Atlantic Ocean.
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John McCain infamously gave his thumbs-down to end Republican hopes of repealing parts of the ACA in the summer of 2017.
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For example, IOTA infamously used an in-house algorithm called Curl instead of the well-studied algorithms that underprin other digital coins.
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Also, infamously, in 2016, Assange posted emails that had been hacked from the Democratic National Committee and Clinton campaign chair John Podesta.
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Political experts compared it to the infamously racist Willie Horton ad used by George H.W. Bush, with some even saying it was worse.
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He never did commit murder in broad daylight but did, infamously, get caught on tape smoking crack while making racists and sexist comments.
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As part of the divorce proceedings, Silva infamously tried to lay claim to the acoustic guitar that Kurt Cobain played on MTV Unplugged.
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And then, of course, there's Amazon — a giant company with ultra-low profit margins that rather infamously used steep discounts to bully Diapers.
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Perhaps most infamously, Ross reported in 2012 that Colorado movie theater shooter James Holmes may have had ties to the Tea Party movement.
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On the other hand, infamously restrictive diets such as Paleo and the oat-obsessed Dukan diet ranked near the bottom of the list.
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He infamously read Michael Brown's autopsy report and will present 60,000 of Hillary Clinton's emails at a show during next month's Venice Biennale.
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North Carolina infamously passed a law in 2012 that banned using sea level rise projections in coastal planning that drew on climate change.
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But Uber executives have leveraged its losses as a way to compare the company to another infamously unprofitable company at its IPO: Amazon.
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Now imagine that same concept magnified 30 times over and balanced upon one of the most infamously unreliable mobile infrastructures in the world.
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Samsung's doubling down on its headphones also stands in stark contrast to Apple, which infamously removed the headphone jack on the iPhone 7.
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Much more recently, a 20-year-old Prince Harry infamously wore a Nazi uniform to a "Colonials and Natives" costume party in 2005.
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Rene Boucher, the Republican senator's neighbor in Kentucky, infamously tackled him in November 2017 in his yard, in a dispute over leaf trimmings.
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Williams -- who infamously got 5 years for the shooting death of a limo driver -- says other famous athletes help out with the program.
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It infamously missed a Kremlin-linked troll campaign that used its service throughout the 2016 US election to turn Americans against one another.
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And he is concerned about the existential threat posed by Instagram and Facebook, which infamously have no qualms about stomping on the competition.
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The house's address was also infamously public knowledge to fans, who would flock to the community for a glimpse at the internet personalities.
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Leakes was even pictured filming with the cast in Jamaica, where many of the ladies were enjoying one of their infamously dramatic vacations.
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When Hillary Clinton was running for Senate in 2000, her opponent Rick Lazio infamously left his podium and approached Clinton during a debate.
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Then there's the complementary matter of data security and protection against malicious attacks, something that Android has been infamously poor at defending against.
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"I am honered to serve you, the great American People, as your 45th President of the United States!" he infamously wrote in January.
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That's Desert Bus, an infamously awful video game that, over the past nine years, has raised $3.1 million for the Child's Play charity.
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Toys R Us infamously relaunched its website during its crucial — and ultimately failed — 2017 holiday season in bankruptcy that subsequently forced its liquidation.
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The third star: This fan—Somebody showed up at the Penguins' parade with copy of the infamously meme-able Kessel Team USA headshot.
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If you're unfamiliar with the disaster now infamously known as Fyre Festival, then do yourself a favor and read up on it here.
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After all, she infamously fed deli meats to Mitch in his top bunk (never forget!) as some sort of protein-laden mating dance.
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"It has recently been suggested that I belong to a church which "hates a certain group of people" and is "infamously anti-LGBTQ.
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The man facing the allegations is 22-year-old Tre'Von Armstead -- who was infamously linked to the Baylor University football cover up scandal.
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In the years since Mark Zuckerberg infamously declared that privacy was no longer "a social norm," his controversial statement has insidiously become truth.
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Although Turinabol proved infamously effective as an East German steroid, Catlin said, it does not clear the body quickly and is easily detectable.
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Vice President Mike Pence infamously flew across Ireland in September to stay at a Trump resort 249 miles from his meetings in Dublin.
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Clinton governed through triangulation—a synthesis of Democratic and Republican policy ideas, most infamously with welfare reform—and won re-election in 22016.
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Obama then famously/infamously drew his "red line" that the United States would take military action if the Syrian regime deployed chemical weapons.
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Rather infamously for most classicists, Frank Miller's 300 limited series did indeed tell the story of the Battle of Thermopylae in 480 BCE.
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Michigan—after plastering their wall decorations in Iowa's infamously pink visitor's locker room—stepped onto the field hoping to smoke an unranked Iowa.
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Holmes also now infamously played the part with her almost monastic adherence to the all-black wardrobe, an overt nod to Steve Jobs.
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Lower than the infamously bad 201-01 class that saw Mike Miller win ROY by averaging 11.9 points and 4.0 rebounds per game.
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Some blamed the catastrophic release of Atari's E.T. the Extraterrestrial, thousands of copies of which were infamously buried in a New Mexico landfill.
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Event affiliate margins are infamously slim, but Shafi says IRL can bargain for higher fees as it gains sway over more people's calendars.
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Some residents, most infamously Kanye West and Kim Kardashian, were able to call in a private army of firefighters to save their properties.
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The problem is growing, in part as a backlash by listeners and artists to the infamously small royalties musicians earn from the service.
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Venus's father, Richard Williams, called Spirlea a "tall, white turkey," and claimed the collision — now infamously known as "the Bump" — was racially motivated.
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Donald Trump infamously mocked someone from this group — Serge Kovaleski, a New York Times reporter who has joint contracture in his right arm.
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When Antonin Scalia died in 2016, McConnell infamously refused to even consider President Obama's replacement nominee, Merrick Garland, until after the 2016 election.
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"Fyre Fraud" is one of two competing documentaries about the infamously shambolic Fyre Festival scam of 2017 (the other is streaming on Netflix).
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Most infamously, it kicked off the endless is-Bates-a-murderer plot line, though many of the show's less reviled storylines suffered too.
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Last week's Euphoria episode, "Stuntin' Like My Daddy," infamously premiered the series' much-hyped 15-full-frontal-penises-or-more locker room scene.
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Buttigieg overtly courted wealthy donors, most infamously at a wine cave in California where $900-a-bottle wine was served under Swarovski crystals.
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The Middle East Archive project is a photo archive dedicated to showcasing an alternative historical narrative of a region that is infamously misunderstood.
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After the August 2017 white nationalist march in Charlottesville, Virginia, Trump infamously declared that there were some "very fine people" among the group.
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Actually, the very opposite is true and has been true since the 85033 Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act, more infamously known as McCain-Feingold.
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Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper famously (or infamously) told Congress the National Security Agency did not "wittingly" collect data on Americans.
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The delivery of fresh food is infamously difficult, because meat, fruits and vegetables can easily spoil or get damaged en route to consumers.
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This most infamously occurred in Phoenix, Arizona, where CNN initially reported that at least 6900 veterans died while waiting on secret wait lists.
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He infamously called the 2012 Sandy Hook school shooting a hoax and recently appeared to threaten U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller with violence.
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Adele has faced criticism for her size in the past, infamously from Karl Lagerfeld who called her "a little too fat" in 2012.
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Anderson Cooper, for example, infamously (and painfully) did tequila shots on live TV during CNN's New Year's Eve coverage, but it wasn't Jaja.
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Dolls. These cute, tiny creatures are made by MGA Entertainment, the industry giant that infamously took on Mattel's Barbie with its Bratz dolls.
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On Wednesday, he channeled some of his infamously prolific energy toward Wiz Khalifa in a rant that continued for more than 30 tweets.
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Budget director, Mick Mulvaney, infamously told reporters in March that this administration considers it "a waste of your money" to fund climate change research.
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Traditional tobacco companies like Brown & Williamson infamously considered adding flavors like honey and Coca-Cola to cigarettes in order to explicitly appeal to teenagers.
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George Wallace, a Democrat at the time, infamously attempted to stop the desegregation of public schools after the Supreme Court's ruling in Brown v.
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Some have questioned whether or not a follow-up to The Last of Us — which left off on an infamously ambiguous note — is warranted.
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DeSantis's campaign infamously aired an ad narrated by his wife that showed the candidate imbue his young children with the slogans of Trump's priorities.
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Murray also infamously set up a voicemail account through a 800 number, so he wouldn't have to talk to people who offered him roles.
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In 2012, tech writer Mat Honan was infamously victimized by a clever social engineering attack that hit his accounts on Twitter, Apple, and Amazon.
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It recalled the death of the fourth Doctor, beloved, be-scarfed Tom Baker, who met an infamously ignominious end by falling from similar scaffolding.
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Infamously, in the final years of the Qing Dynasty, the Empress Dowager diverted funds earmarked for naval modernization to building a new Summer Palace.
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He infamously asserted that there were "very fine people on both sides" of the violent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017.
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And because he's so sane, I'm going to try to be delicate about this, but you know the Grateful Dead organization is infamously inertial?
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Brad Womack — Season 11 Brad infamously rejected both DeAnna Pappas and Jenni Croft on finale night, leaving the show as single as he came.
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The HTC Vive is an infamously difficult to please exercise trainer, requiring that you set up the play area and not trip over cables.
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Though Brown also tells me that the now-infamously erect harvestman might not even have an erection, as first reported by the National Geographic.
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In other words, disability is an issue that affects a large population of people, not just the New York Times reporter Trump infamously mocked.
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Both North Korea and China have been known to engage in cyberattacks, Pyongyang most infamously in the cyberattack against Sony Pictures Entertainment in 2014.
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Instagram has infamously not allowed links in the app for years, except in a user's bio (which led to the "link in bio" phenomenon).
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He infamously spent three years on the shelf after 2011 defeat of Demetrious Johnson, and was stripped of the bantamweight title as a result.
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Well, you did get known and infamously a lad from LA called Lars Ulrich discovered you and admittedly helped put your name out there.
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Uber infamously allowed employees access to a "God mode" that let them track users and view their account details—a feature staffers extensively abused.
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But rather than brawling as he infamously did after his win over McGregor, Nurmagomedov instead embraced UFC president Dana White to celebrate his victory.
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Whitaker's promotion may be the first step in another "Saturday Night Massacre," which infamously involved the axing of President Nixon's special prosecutor, Archibald Cox.
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Though former FBI Director James Comey infamously accused Clinton of being "extremely careless" in her handling of classified information, she was never criminally charged.
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As FromSoftware's first major PC game, it was an infamously rough port, saved only by dedicated fans who carried it across the finish line.
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But actually, it could've just as easily gone up in Melisandre's flames if HBO had aired the infamously disastrous original cut of the pilot.
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Hitler and his senior party officials were infamously bothered by the success of the roughly dozen American black athletes who medaled at the event.
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Remember, Brady took a lot of heat when he infamously applied for the "Tom Terrific" phrase (which was Mets legend Tom Seaver's signature moniker).
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Jordan infamously punched a driver while cameras were rolling during the previous season, so it seems he's worn out his welcome ... on several fronts.
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Trump has an infamously acrimonious relationship with top officials in Puerto Rico, tweeting this week that emergency funds are syphoned off to "corrupt" politicians.
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At that scale, electrons start to behave unreliably: The laws of classical physics give way to the infamously uncertain rules of the quantum scale.
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The first notable mac and cheese posting went wild in October 2017, with an infamously horrid mac and cheese brought to an office potluck.
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" Trump infamously fired Comey in May 2017, a decision he has publicly acknowledged was made at least in part because of "this Russia thing.
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"At the end of the day, I'm not going to let it stop me from partying," one Miami spring-breaker infamously told CBS News.
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Ten years ago today, Kanye West shocked MTV Video Music Award viewers everywhere by infamously interrupting Taylor Swift's acceptance speech for Best Female Video.
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When Kanye West infamously crashed her Video Music Awards acceptance speech in 2009, then, it caused a fracture that has still not quite healed.
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Schlapp's tweet appeared to reference when Romney, while running for president in 2012, infamously said he was "severely conservative" -- not "extremely conservative" -- at CPAC.
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The revenue GDC has earned from selling its infamously expensive passes was characterized as "significant," according to a source familiar with GDC's financial history.
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The U.F.C. bout offers plenty of tension — the two men infamously scuffled in the lobby of the MGM Grand in Las Vegas in 2014.
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Yes, he infamously said "F--k Trump" at an awards ceremony, but Trump has only tweeted about him twice -- and that was in June.
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Now, much will depend on where oil prices go over the next five to ten years — a trend that is infamously difficult to forecast.
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Fuld, who had infamously told shareholders in April 2008 that "the worst is behind us," emerged as one of the villains of the crisis.
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MONTCLAIR, N.J. — Monumental and infamously intricate, Bach's "Goldberg" Variations is a daunting challenge for a pianist — and even more of one for a choreographer.
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Incognito was infamously linked to the Miami Dolphins bullying scandal back in 2013 -- when he was suspended for misconduct for hazing teammate Jonathan Martin.
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Of course, these changes would take Snapchat even further away from its original conception and risk alienating some of its users, who are infamously touchy.
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The platform's moderation team is infamously overwhelmed by the sheer amount of content on it, so whether this will work has yet to be determined.
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Jihadis have also infamously used the network to spread propaganda, although Twitter's recent wave of suspensions has apparently muted some of the Islamic State's outreach.
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Now that the infamously polluted waterway is getting cleaned up (maybe even swimmable?) and its neighborhood namesake gentrifies, it's become worthy of a landscape painting.
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Guzman -- whose nickname means "Shorty" for his 5-foot-6-inch frame -- infamously escaped in 2001 from a high-security prison in a laundry cart.
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Along with protest signs and noisemakers, the protesters toted effigies of the animal that has been infamously linked to Cameron — the pig, of PigGate fame.
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The letters, which were infamously signed with a symbol of a cross over a circle, included four cryptograms that the Zodiac claimed contained his identity.
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Monica Lewinsky, the White House intern in the 1990s who infamously had an affair with then-President Bill Clinton, reacted to the occasion on Twitter.
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The sequel looks to maintain that, while also fixing the original's infamously clunky combat sequences with a little help from renowned action studio Platinum Games.
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At VidCon 2017, Logan infamously hid $3,000 around the convention, a stunt that drew a fan mob that ended with security attempting to remove him.
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In the book, Spicer — who infamously lied about inauguration crowd sizes — gets important names wrong, and even says Barack Obama was president in 1999. Oops.
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Each year we look forward to the return of spooky-fied classics onto store shelves — like Cadbury Scream Eggs or Reese's infamously blob-shaped, pumpkins.
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Goldsman also infamously wrote Batman & Robin, co-wrote Batman Forever, and made his directorial debut with The Winter's Tale, which he also wrote and produced.
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China infamously operates the so-called "Great Firewall", the world's most sophisticated online censorship system, to block and attack Internet services the government deems unsavory.
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That's right: the crux of Nat Turner's legacy, the two-day rebellion that Turner infamously said God led him to do, felt like an afterthought.
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They both played infamously evil clowns, but It's Bill Skarsgard sees some major differences between his Pennywise and Heath Ledger's Joker from The Dark Knight.
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Boasting a population of 500,000 -- jammed into roughly half a square mile -- Mathare is the second-largest slum in the Kenyan capital, and infamously tough.
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One night, at a club on Vancouver's infamously trashy Granville Street strip, my friend became convinced that two (much taller) women were laughing at her.
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Trump officials have been in the awkward position of defending their infamously thin-skinned boss's idiot remarks on various issues since he was in office.
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Tara is most infamously known as the Miss USA who got to keep her crown despite testing positive for cocaine 8 months into her reign.
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Despite Trump's infamously aggressive handshakes, Macron asserted his dominance, anticipated the awkward tug, and kept his head in the game with an equally frightening grip.
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You'll recall ... Kanye made the Internet go absolutely crazy when he showed up at the ceremony, with Kim Kardashian West, rocking those infamously small sandals.
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" In the first general election debate against Clinton in September 2016, Trump famously/infamously said: "It could be Russia, but it could also be China.
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Samsung, which has been criticized for its infamously rigid working culture, is hoping that the cultural shift will help it execute on products more quickly.
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Lohan infamously launched her short-lived 6126 leggings collection back in 2008, and a year later, she collaborated on a universally panned collection for Ungaro.
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Rae was hit with several criminal charges -- but when the time came to turn himself into authorities, he infamously ran like the coward he is.
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New York's LaGuardia Airport, which Joe Biden once infamously compared to a third world country, is consistently ranked among the worst airports in the country.
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Curiosity means rewarding the AI agent's exploration In the video above you can see DeepMind's AI agent tackling the infamously difficult Atari game Montezuma's Revenge.
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Another is former KKK Grand Wizard David Duke, whose endorsement Trump infamously did not immediately disavow when he was asked about it in February. 3.
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Radiohead infamously made the album available online first with a pay-what-you-want pricing model, meaning that anyone could download it legally for free.
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And one of these executable files that was distributed over this medium that's infamously prone to security problems is basically a goofy holiday-themed game.
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The secular CHP is headed by Muharrem Ince, who polls still indicate is likely to lose to Erdogan, although Turkish polling data is infamously unreliable.
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But similarly to 2003, when member states infamously split over the invasion of Iraq, EU unity is again being stress-tested by a US President.
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Perched on the edge of the historic seaport and just a few blocks from Key West's infamously boisterous Duval Street, the Marker is centrally located.
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Many are now living in squalid tent cities — most infamously at the Idomeni crossing on the Macedonian border — and must be moved to government camps.
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"The single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term president," McConnell infamously said in October 252.
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In 1995, LaPierre infamously called federal law enforcement officers "jack-booted thugs" in a fundraising letter circulated after several confrontations between officers and armed extremists.
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Some celebrities have touted anti-vaxxer sentiment, most infamously Jenny McCarthy, but others have taken opposite stances and spoken out in favor of vaccinating children.
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Getty, infamously frugal, refused to pay the $17 million ransom for his release; all of his grandchildren would be kidnapped if he did, he reasoned.
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He also briefly, somewhat infamously, changed his name to a symbol — something later revealed to be part of a contract dispute with his record label.
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West first admits to being "drugged the fuck out" when he infamously went to meet the then-President-Elect at Trump Tower in November 2016.
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In a news conference on Friday, Mr. Rosselló could not say when the system, which was infamously fragile before the storm, would be fully restored.
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Timberlake is returning to the Super Bowl stage 14 years after he infamously ripped off a piece of Janet Jackson's clothing, exposing her nipple onstage.
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There, sunlight streamed down through the clouds and seemed to reflect the golden sands, lighting up the whole place in the area's infamously soft glow.
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Google had an infamously grueling interview process in the early days of the company, interviewing candidates up to 16 times and asking them bizarre questions.
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What he's said: Six months after leaving Facebook (and walking away from nearly a billion of dollars of unvested Facebook stock), Acton infamously tweeted #deletefacebook.
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The icon has said he'll sue should it screen Room Full of Spoons, a documentary about Wiseau's infamously bad cult classic, 2003's The Room.
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The failures of FEMA in 2005 became apparent as then-President George W. Bush, while touring Katrina destruction, infamously praised then-FEMA Administrator Michael Brown.
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According to Vafadari's letter, they were sentenced by the infamously hardline judge Judge Abolqasem Salavati of the 15th branch of the Revolutionary Court in Tehran.
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To lure truck owners to the electric side he's made a long list of comparisons about towing capabilities, door strength, and, most infamously, shatterproof windows.
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Today is about turnout and a last-minute push to sway the state's infamously independent voters, who account for more than 40% of the electorate.
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TV personality Giuliana Rancic infamously said Zendaya looked like she "smell[ed] like patchouli oil … or weed" while wearing dreadlocks at the 2015 Academy Awards.
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The star has struggled with depression, weight gain and type 249 diabetes in recent years — and an infamously toxic relationship with his ex-fiancée Blac Chyna.
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The batteries, which were infamously the explosive issue that sunk the OG iteration of the handset, will be dialed-down in size from 3,500mAh to 3,200mAh.
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West and Swift, 26, have a complicated history – he infamously interrupted her speech at the 2009 MTV VMAs – but they managed to move past the disagreement.
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After calling out Chris Pratt for attending and endorsing "infamously [anti-LGBTQ+]" Zoe Church last week, the Umbrella Academy star has reiterated her point of view.
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Golding and Fransen were previously suspended by Twitter back in December, but not before President Trump infamously retweeted three of Fransen's anti-Muslim videos in November.
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Kim Kardashian West infamously called Kourtney Kardashian the "least exciting to look at" during their massive sister fight this season on Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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After Christina failed as a soap opera actress (while she was having surgery, Crawford infamously took her place on The Secret Storm), she went to college.
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In one of his campaign's most stunning acts of racism, Donald Trump infamously said that as president, he would require Muslims to register in a database.
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Carter once infamously called Trump "a short-fingered vulgarian" in a 1988 article in Spy magazine, an insult that apparently still haunts Trump to this day.
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Since Al Gore famously (infamously?) "invented the internet," Democratic candidates have turned away from serious regulation of technology companies, preferring instead to receive their campaign contributions.
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Lil Wayne's infamously NOT released "Tha Carter V" has finally been released -- at least partially -- by who else, but Martin Shkreli ... and we've learned Wayne's pissed.
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Attempts to game search engine optimization around events was epitomized by The Huffington Post's infamously trolly piece What Time Does the Superbowl Start back in 173.
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But none of them have perhaps seen the same level of ridicule as the movie's logo, infamously done in the internet's second-most hated font, Papyrus.
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Back in late 2007, an infamously convoluted answer she gave in a debate about whether she supported issuing driving licenses to illegal immigrants provided then-Sen.
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The proposal, for example, infamously set out to eliminate the community development grant program that many state and local governments use to support Meals on Wheels.
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The latter is surely what initially appealed to the man who appropriated it for his own use: infamously racist, xenophobic wackadoodle (and Burzum creator) Varg Vikernes.
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It's a big change of pace for the infamously media-shy Taro, who wears a mask in public at most times to avoid showing his face.
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Sony's Xperia Z3 infamously fell foul of an incompatibility between its Snapdragon processor and Google's Android Nougat requirements, leaving it prematurely stuck without major OS updates.
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The announcement that Vanderwaal took the show's top prize took the infamously snarky judge back to a moment 14 years ago – before Vanderwall was even born.
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" His song raised some eyebrows when he took a jab at Connor for infamously throwing a picture of Lincoln into the water, calling Connor a "d—.
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Trump infamously and baselessly accused the site of "'SHADOW BANNING' prominent conservatives" last year after hundreds of thousands of accounts were hidden from search auto-suggestions.
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He revived his infamously robotic debate mode, repeatedly saying "God willing" when asked whether he'd serve another full Senate term instead of running for president again.
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He admits it would be tough to go against Jay's advice, but adds ... even though Kanye West infamously plugged Trump, he's still gonna buy his music.
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She took a swipe at President Trump too, who infamously took out a giant newspaper ad days after Trisha Meili, the Central Park jogger, was attacked.
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In New York City, for instance, one of the most visited city-run STD clinics has been infamously shut down for two years due to renovations.
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Pascal Duvier -- who's infamously known for not being around when Kim was robbed in Paris -- was spotted Friday working the set of Fergie's new music video.
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This peaks in the infamously divisive final two episodes, which take place almost entirely within an allegorical mindscape and feature heavy philosophical discussion amongst the cast.
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Digital Spy reports that the movie contains a scene where Reynolds' character loses his cool while assembling some of the chain's infamously difficult-to-assemble furniture.
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Trump has also lent credence to the conspiracy that Antonin Scalia might have been murdered, and—most infamously—insisted that Barack Obama wasn't born in America.
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Most infamously, it was the year that a United Airlines passenger who refused to leave an overbooked flight in April was dragged violently from the plane.
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Two young rappers recently named their breakout hit after Gordon Ramsay, and even the infamously hard-to-please chef has been dancing to the popular song.
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Mugabe had said that he planned to contest next year's election, despite his age, and once infamously claimed that "only God" could remove him from office.
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Why they asked the Secret Service: They maintained prior recording systems in the White House, perhaps most infamously the Oval Office equipment used by Richard Nixon.
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As you know ... Gypsy's mother infamously forced her daughter to pretend to be disabled for years, even tying her up in bed and holding her hostage.
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According to Conway, it was infamously removed from the air mid-broadcast in Cleveland, and many West Coast stations decided not to air it at all.
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Though Destiny's development was infamously tortured and wrought with second guessing, Destiny 2's doubling down suggests the original game wasn't that far off the mark.
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Chief Justice John Roberts, famously in some political circles and infamously in others, authored an opinion characterizing the penalty as a legitimate exercise of taxing power.
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In the Astros, Martinez faces the team that infamously released him in March 2014, after failing to recognize the changes he had made in his swing.
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Most infamously, in late 2017, following multiple claims of inappropriate touching, the Senate peremptorily cast out Minnesota's Al Franken, before an ethics investigation could even occur.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This month, the infamously ill-fated Franklin Expedition returned to the headlines with the discovery of the missing HMS Terror.
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FIFA itself has expelled players from the World Cup for drug use: Willie Johnston of Scotland in 1978 and most infamously Argentina's Diego Maradona in 1994.
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But its position on Jewish refugees before, during and after the war was infamously articulated by one government official at the time: None is too many.
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Taylor Swift infamously deployed face-scanning tech at her 2018 Rose Bowl performance, in order to search the crowd for "known stalkers" of the pop star.
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Sony is infamously slow to make sweeping changes to its phone lineup, and if these leaks are accurate, it looks to be keeping the tradition going.
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In February 2016, Chinese state media Xinhua infamously questioned whether Harris' Japanese ancestry, on his mother's side, had influenced his opinion on the South China Sea.
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An alcove which plays the infamously psychedelic "Stargate" sequence on a loop can't hope to match the overwhelming power of experiencing it in a theatrical setting.
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Beyond these alternatives, there are analog dial thermometers, thermometer-fork combinations, thermocouples, disposable indicators, and the infamously inaccurate pop-up indicator that comes with your turkey.
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The woman who infamously went on a racist and hateful rant outside a CVS store in L.A. will NOT face any criminal charges ... TMZ has learned.
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Infamously, one tape in the Nixon collection had an 18 1/2 minute gap during a critical conversation between the president and his chief of staff.
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The famously flamboyant, infamously tricky adviser to President Trump, who was convicted on charges of lying to and obstructing Congress, witness tampering, and multiple other charges?
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The company had an infamously grueling interview process in the early days of the company, interviewing candidates up to 16 times and asking them bizarre questions.
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And I think back to 2007 when Chuck Prince infamously said that as long as the music is playing, you got to get up and dance.
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And MoviePass, which (now infamously) skyrocketed to fame for allowing its subscribers to see an unlimited number of movies for just $9.99 a month, definitely was.
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He also infamously defended the Black Lives Matter Movement and mentioned a Minnesota man shot by police at a memorial service for assassinated Dallas police officers.
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President, it is a testament to the condition of our democracy that our own president uses words infamously spoken by Josef Stalin to describe his enemies.
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Bannon infamously bragged that his website Breitbart was "the platform" for the racist alt-right movement, and regularly featured lurid tales of crimes committed by immigrants.
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Most infamously, he is said to have groped the breasts of One Tree Hill actress Hilarie Burton when they appeared on MTV's TRL together in 2003.
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Most infamously, former Stanford University swimmer Brock Turner served just three months of his six-month sentence after being found guilty for multiple counts of rape.
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More importantly: "Sonic the Hedgehog" enables Jim Carrey, as Sonic's perennial antagonist Dr. Robotnik, to embrace the infamously over-the-top comedy-acting style he's known for.
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Ratched will tell the story of the infamously cruel nurse from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, with routine Murphy muse Sarah Paulson in the titular role.
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"It is a testament to the condition of our democracy that our own president uses words infamously spoken by Joseph Stalin to describe his enemies," he said.
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But you may not even recognize Dormer, who exchanged Margaery's infamously low-cut gowns and flirtatiousness for a buttoned-up turtleneck and severity to be reckoned with.
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Billy Bush is opening up about that infamously career-ruining Trump tape, and much like the rest of America, his teenage daughter was devastated by the leak.
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The phrase "alternative facts" has lit up the internet since Kellyanne Conway infamously used it to describe the White House's version of Trump's sad inauguration crowd numbers.
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Trump also infamously reneged on his campaign promise to grant public payers such as Medicare the ability to directly negotiate with drug companies to bring prices down.
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"Yo, Taylor, I'm really happy for you, I'm going to let you finish – but Beyoncé had one of the best videos of all time," West infamously declared.
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The hip-hop star infamously interrupted Swift's acceptance speech at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards, triggering a national backlash (including a comment from President Barack Obama).
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Koons has also been accused (and convicted) of plagiarism, and once — infamously — filed a suit of his own seeking total control of all images of balloon animals.
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Mainstream conservatives attacked Buchanan as an anti-Semite, which he is; in 1990 he infamously insisted that 850,000 Jews couldn't have died at Treblinka from diesel fumes.
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" Trump also, of course, infamously suggested during the campaign that Judge Gonzalo Curiel couldn't fairly preside over a lawsuit against him because he was "of Mexican heritage.
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Britney Spears' infamously lethargic performance of her comeback hit "Gimme More" at the 22000 MTV Video Music Awards shocked viewers and prompted an outpouring of online vitriol.
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And yet, destruction has a long history in contemporary art, from Ai Weiwei infamously smashing a 2,000-year-old Han Dynasty urn to Gustav Metzger's acid paintings.
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Samsung said at its most recent February event, where it also announced the now-infamously delayed Galaxy Fold, that the Galaxy Home would be coming in April.
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In 2010, James bolted Cleveland in a nationally televised announcement "The Decision," infamously declaring he was taking his "talents to South Beach" and joining the Miami Heat.
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In the app's early days, Yusupov infamously threatened to fire Rogowsky over an interview he gave to The Daily Beast in 2017, shortly following the app's launch.
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You might remember the VMAs as the place where Kanye West infamously stole the mic from Swift as she won "Music Video Of The Year" in 2009.
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Then Karl Rove — the infamously effective political strategist for George W. Bush — sealed the deal: "I could not abide his attitude towards the press," she told me.
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Footage of Paul infamously climbing onto a news truck and dabbing when asked by a reporter to comment on his behavior still lives on the internet today.
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The infamously stoic Zuckerberg began to tear up, describing how a high school student he mentored feared he couldn't go to college because he's an undocumented immigrant.
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Perhaps most infamously, Pakistan's government accidentally caused an hours-long global YouTube blackout a decade ago by attempting to censor a trailer for an anti-Islamic film.
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In 2010, James bolted Cleveland in a nationally televised announcement "The Decision" infamously declaring he was taking his "talents to South Beach" and joining the Miami Heat.
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Trump, most infamously in a meeting in which he referred to certain countries as "shitholes," has been an unreliable negotiator in the DACA talks, however, spooking Democrats.
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He famously/infamously created a young PR executive named "John Miller" (it was Trump) to tout the manliness, sexiness and overall appeal of Donald Trump to reporters.
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And they even share a director, sort of; Dexter Fletcher helmed Rocketman, and he replaced Bohemian Rhapsody's Bryan Singer on that project after Singer was infamously fired.
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As a businessman, he infamously used it to try and force an elderly widow to sell her property so he could build a parking lot for limousines.
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And yes, there was P.D.A. Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie The most attractive couple on earth infamously met on the set of 2003's Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
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That's to say nothing of White House senior counselor Kellyanne Conway, who famously/infamously created the phrase "alternative facts" in the early days of the Trump administration.
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The standard lease for the first Levitt houses infamously specified they could not ''be used or occupied by any person other than members of the Caucasian race.
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Infinity War infamously ended with Thanos snapping his fingers and vaporizing half of the Earth's population, including some of our favorite heroes, who are decimated into dust.
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The place was run by Dominick Fernow, who still runs the Hospital Productions label and, most infamously, performs his own brand of oozy, unsettling music as Prurient.
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It's also because I came of age during the era of Miss Cleo and the Psychic Readers Network, which was infamously embroiled in a number of lawsuits.
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" Anthony Scaramucci, who spent an infamously short stint as Trump's White House communications chief in 2017, tweeted, "No one survives @realDonaldTrump its b/c he hates himself.
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Mr. President, it is a testament to the condition of our democracy that our own president uses words infamously spoken by Joseph Stalin to describe his enemies.
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Afterward, goalkeeper Hope Solo infamously called the Swedes "a bunch of cowards" for hunkering down on defense and showing little interest in trading shots with the Americans.
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The Knicks legend was infamously dragged out of MSG and arrested for getting physical with security after an altercation with Dolan at a game in Feb. 2017.
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That includes Facebook, which infamously continued to allow political ads — including those with misleading information — when most other social media platforms pulled out of the practice altogether.
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In Game 5 of the 1997 NBA Western Conference Finals at Utah, Bryant infamously uncorked four air balls in the late stages of a 98-93 loss.
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This was partly a story about absurd wealth and the toys it buys—in Shkreli's case, infamously, it was a never-before-heard Wu-Tang Clan album.
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Most infamously, WeWork&aposs planned IPO process imploded, and SoftBank stepped in with $9.5 billion to bail out the buzzy office-rental company in a takeover deal.
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We all know what Tesla electric cars look like, or the newest electric designs from Porsche, not to mention the infamously boring silhouette of the Prius hybrid.
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Mr. President, it is a testament to the condition of our democracy that our own president uses words infamously spoken by Josef Stalin to describe his enemies.
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The iPhone X, which infamously starts at $999, has clearly resonated with customers, validating Apple's design choices to push the screen outward and discard the home button.
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That method failed to create any bona fide hits — he had infamously passed on The Handmaid's Tale — with the possible exception of the multiple Emmy-winning Transparent.
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He infamously read his texts off of an iPad on Fox News, further implicating the State Department in Trump's attempts to pressure Ukraine into investigating the Bidens.
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Mr. Trump himself infamously alluded to Israel's strategic reach when he told visiting Russian diplomats about information obtained by covert Israeli intelligence operations against the Islamic State.
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Remember, the pharma bro purchased the Wu-Tang album for 2 million bucks, and apparently got his hands on 'Carter V.' He infamously leaked a few tracks.
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Trump's first major rally featured not only former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio (an infamously hardline immigration hawk whom Trump pardoned in 2017) but an Angel Parent.
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The House infamously pulled its bill minutes before an expected vote, but pulled back together a month later, once the furor had faded, to pass the legislation.
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Just look at Apple's AirPods: the wireless earbuds were infamously delayed after being announced, but have gone on to massive success in both sales and consumer satisfaction rating.
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Tensions Have Been Brewing Since The Cleganes Were Children The Mountain infamously set his little brother on fire over a squabble about a toy when they were children.
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In 2018, Trump infamously sided with Putin over his own intelligence agencies on the issue of election interference after their one-on-one sit-down in Helsinki, Finland.
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It's been a terrible, no good, very bad couple of months for United — from leggings-gate to the infamously violent removal of a passenger from an overbooked flight.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Take yourself out of the museum and into the nearest bar: artist Georgia O'Keeffe's infamously anatomical paintings have been transformed into cocktails.
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Playboy infamously spent most of 2016 as a nudity-free publication, but returned to its roots with naked women in its pages for the March/April 2017 issue.
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Last year, following the publication of hacked emails, the chair of the Democratic National Committee Debbie Wasserman Schultz infamously stepped down as the party's convention started in Philadelphia.
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Notably the Facebook-selected research data set entirely skips past the 2016 U.S. presidential election, when Russian election propaganda infamously targeted hundreds of millions of U.S. Facebook voters.
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He many not be an establishment Republican, but he shares his Moonlust with party staples like Jeb Bush and Newt Gingrich, who infamously suggested we build colonies there.
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Most infamously, axe-wielding North Korean soldiers in the DMZ in 2000 murdered two American soldiers who were cutting down a poplar tree to secure a clear view.
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Most infamously James Comey, the former head of the FBI, was fired by Trump on May 9, 2017 while investigating the Trump regime's many scandals involving Russian ties.
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Prior to "Famous," Swift and West had supposedly become friends and ended the feud that began many years earlier, when West infamously interrupted Swift's acceptance speech 2009 VMAs.
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JoJo, who landed her first hit single at just 13, was infamously wrapped up in a legal battle with her record company for years, which stalled her career.
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The traditional banking industry is famously — or even infamously — influential in Washington, its reach sparking complaints about the undue power of "Government Sachs" and other Wall Street institutions.
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The company infamously began testing its self-driving cars in San Francisco in December 2016 in defiance of the DMV's order for the company to obtain the permit.
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There are many reasons IMDB has become an internet mainstay for the past decade, but the site's infamously ugly, useless, and tangential forum posts aren't one of them.
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Its Independent Payment Advisory Board — infamously demagogued by Republicans as "death panels" — is responsible for figuring out how to achieve savings in Medicare without impacting quality of care.
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He and his brother Logan (who infamously filmed a dead body in Japan's Aokigahara forest earlier this year) leave chaos and scandal in their wake online and off.
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SB6 explicitly bans transgender women from using public women's bathrooms on state property, but doesn't affect trans men (because "men can defend themselves," as Patrick infamously put it).
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In 1973, when Richard Nixon infamously waged a "Saturday Night Massacre" of key Justice Department officials, he was met with broad, bipartisan scorn from across the media ecosystem.
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He infamously was serving as deputy attorney general in 2004 during the "hospital room" showdown with the Bush White House concerning re-certification of an NSA surveillance program.
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Meanwhile Putin, who had an infamously icy relationship with President Barack Obama, said in an interview that U.S.- Russian relations have actually gotten worse since Trump took office.
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The game has had an infamously troubled development process, going through multiple iterations over the years, before landing on the look and feel found in the trailer above.
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Since 1962, these offices have been tasked with collecting materials in underdeveloped and politically volatile areas, including (infamously) the acquisition of a copy of Osama Bin Laden's autobiography.
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Suffice to say, although New Years Eve parties can infamously fall short of expectations, we totally got what we came for and it was a pretty perfect night.
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Infamously known as a "cliff-edge" Brexit, a no-deal exit would mean the U.K. abruptly ceases to be a member of the EU overnight on March 29.
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Two years prior, the comedian, 61, infamously announced the wrong winner, naming Miss Colombia Ariadna Gutiérrez as Miss Universe when it was actually Miss Philippines Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach.
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One of the inciting incidents of the Civil War itself came when Democratic Congressman Preston Brooks infamously beat Republican Senator Charles Sumner of Massachusetts senseless with another cane.
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Juan Pablo of season 18 infamously had consensual sex with contestant Clare Crawley before telling her he regretted his decision, forcing her into an awkward and vulnerable situation.
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The first 15 minutes of Wednesday night's episode may just be Mr. Robot's strangest, which is saying a lot, considering the infamously dubious detox episode in Season 1.
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Developers and investors in cryptocurrency have acknowledged the need for a digital currency that doesn't fluctuate wildly in value as bitcoin and ethereum infamously have in the past.
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Kim Petras is making a huge splash ... first with music fans, and now with the infamously anti-LGBTQ Westboro Baptist Church ... with a bombshell right under its nose.
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He once infamously criticized the millions of Uzbeks who had gone to take menial jobs in Russia just to survive, calling them "too lazy" to work at home.
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Moonlight famously and infamously won the Oscar for Best Picture in 2017, though the Hollywood musical La La Land was originally announced as the winner during the broadcast.
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He started by calling undocumented immigrants from Mexico "rapists" and "criminals" the day he announced his campaign for president, and he has infamously continued almost nonstop ever since.
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In mid-July, he infamously invited four freshman democratic congresswomen (three of whom were born in America) to go back to the 'crime infested places' they came from.
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The gap may also be related to Trump's infamously lacking ground game — the web of door-knocking armies, phone banks and field offices on which campaigns traditionally rely.
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On May 16, 1977, grindhouse filmmaker Michael Findlay was infamously decapitated by a rogue helicopter blade in an accident as horrific as his trademark nasty on-screen murders.
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For instance, when the duo infamously burned one million pounds for a performance piece in 1994, they said they wouldn't talk about it for 23 years, in 2017.
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We were somewhere past Kimberley, the Northern Cape Province city where Cecil Rhodes had famously — or, rather, infamously — made a fortune mining diamonds more than a century ago.
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After the Mexico City protest, he and Smith were kicked out of those Olympics and infamously called "black-skinned storm troopers" by Brent Musburger, then a Chicago columnist.
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Infamously, nearly half of the 500,000 added donations made following the terrorist attacks were ultimately discarded, a fact that unfortunately scared donors away once it was made public.
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Many in Britain, citing the often rainy weather and expressing frustration with the infamously high levels of leakage from underground pipes, tend to belittle warnings about water shortages.
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The U.S. has also been burned by imposing steep tariffs, most infamously with the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930, which is blamed for worsening the Great Depression.
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The U.S. has also been burned by leveling steep tariffs, most infamously with the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930, which is blamed for worsening the Great Depression.
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She is replacing Neil Portnow, who infamously suggested that women needed to "step up" if they wanted to be nominated for more awards and given more performance opportunities.
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This is particularly unfortunate in the long section about Emmett Till (Trevor Latez Hayes), the black teenager who was infamously murdered by white men in Mississippi in 1955.
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And that's the point: The series is clearly going to grapple with the moral and theological ambiguities that the 2007 film adaptation, The Golden Compass, infamously did not.
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Caitlin Upton, the former Miss Teen USA contestant who infamously mangled an answer about Americans and maps, has hammered out her divorce settlement ... such as the South Africa.
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This is the same man who infamously stated on cable television that he had overwhelming evidence that President Trump had colluded with the Russians during the 2016 election.
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As much as we may enjoy stepping foot on white-sand beaches or the carpeted floors of our childhood homes, the process of getting there is infamously unpleasant.
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"I was elected to represent the citizens of Pittsburgh, not Paris," he famously/infamously said while announcing his 2017 decision to pull out of the Paris climate accord.
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Adapting James Frey's infamously fictionalized memoir, "A Million Little Pieces," the director Sam Taylor-Johnson niftily elides the book's truthiness problem with an introductory quotation from Mark Twain.
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Most infamously, the arena hosted the 1994 United States figure skating championship, won by Tonya Harding after Nancy Kerrigan was attacked by a man hired by Harding's husband.
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Onision was also infamously banned from VidCon in 2012 because of the disparaging comments he made about an ex-girlfriend he dated after he and Hoganson broke up.
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Sources connected to the award show tell TMZ ... the infamously small paycheck for hosting the Oscars has been an underlying issue for the Academy for a long time.
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The harsh immigration policies she instituted — most infamously the "zero tolerance" policy that led to thousands of family separations at the border — are, in their view, morally intolerable.
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Muntazar al-Zaidi infamously threw both of his shoes at Bush during a 2008 press conference, and now he wants to sit in Iraq's parliament, BuzzFeed News confirmed.
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Bellator is perhaps the worst offender in this regard, having infamously pitted a 49-year-old Royce Gracie against a 52-year-old Ken Shamrock earlier this year.
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The German artist Henrike Naumann used a residency in Friesland, Holland to explore her longtime fascination with the infamously punishing genre of high-speed electronic music called gabber.
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Kim and Kylie in this scenario.) Berger (Ron Livingston) is the insecure writer who infamously breaks up with Carrie via a Post-It because he can't handle her success.
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Keep in mind that Trump infamously bragged that he could even shoot a person on Fifth Avenue in New York and his supporters would still be on his side.
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Ted Cruz, failed presidential candidate and author of the ironically titled book A Time For Truth, is quite infamously the most hated Senator in the US Senate right now.
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He made millions, and lost it all, infamously and fatally swallowing a cyanide pill in court after being convicted and sentenced to seven years in 1904 for swindling investors.
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Yet once more, he failed to make weight—infamously covering his face in shame as the number 173.5 was read aloud—only to lose the fight the following night.
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Apple infamously doesn't pack a fast-charging wall adapter or cable in with any of its iPhones, so this is a cheap way to move toward faster charging speeds.
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There's no way someone like Season 2's Ari, who infamously sulked and whined through his episode, could get away with seeming ungrateful for the Five's help these days.
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He was never a proper anti-war candidate, though he was sometimes portrayed as one—"Donald the Dove, Hillary the Hawk" was an infamously bad New York Times headline.
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His character is bold or brash, depending on one's perspective, as illustrated by his infamously planting an Oklahoma flag at Ohio Stadium's midfield last year after beating Ohio State.
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Mary Harvey and Steve's infamously bitter divorce was finalized back in 2005, but according to docs filed Wednesday ... Mary's still feeling a slew of ill-effects from their battle.
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He infamously won episode 11's James Beard House challenge by cooking Carolina Gold rice chow fun with hibachi pork belly, a dish he says encompasses what Hawaii is.
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I was helping the most feared metal band in the galaxy, GWAR, bring ruin upon the decorations of Washington D.C.'s infamously banned Rick and Morty pop-up bar.
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Trump and Acosta once infamously jousted in a New York press conference when CNN's chief White House correspondent made several attempts to ask a question to the president-elect.
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Or that Trump administration senior counselor Kellyanne Conway famously/infamously coined the phrase "alternative facts" to explain away Trump's false claims about the size of his inauguration crowd. Now.
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In the episode centered around Parton's 1974 hit "Jolene," Julianne Hough stars as the infamously auburn-haired beauty Parton has been singing about for decades — but with a twist.
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In the case of the Middle East, the downsides included an infamously savage reign of terror by ISIS that engulfed the Middle East in barbaric slavery, violence, and genocide.
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What happened in Pennsylvania is similar to what infamously occurred in the archdiocese of Boston, where victims were bribed into silence and accused priests were transferred to new parishes.
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The bouncers there, who are infamously feared, said to me—no joke—that I should go home and sleep for a few hours, then they would let me in.
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At that time, photographer Ricky Flores lived in the Longwood section of the South Bronx, an area infamously known as "Fort Apache" after the 1981 film of that name.
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He's also pissed about Donald Trump, who infamously took out newspaper ads at the time calling for NY State to reinstate the death penalty for the Central Park 5.
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Williams ran for governor, infamously using a "deportation bus" to drum up support, but he finished fifth in the May GOP primary, garnering only about 4% of the vote.
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Most infamously, the Huawei Matebook Pro's decision to put the camera under a pop-up key proved to be the most controversial element of an otherwise well-reviewed laptop.
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But then something startling happens, as Mr. Godard splices in a clip of the opening-credits music from Orson Welles's infamously bedeviled "Confidential Report" (also known as "Mr. Arkadin").
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Sylvia Plath's husband was infamously awful to her, and not exactly the greatest poet, in my deeply important opinion, but—as men usually get to be—was successful anyway.
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It's a brilliant pairing ... Brandi was married to Eddie, and Dean -- an accomplished fitness trainer and food fanatic -- was hitched to LeAnn when she infamously hooked up with Eddie.
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By historians and scholars, she was remembered — if at all — as a model for many celebrated artists, and for her infamously passionate relationship with painter and writer Dr. Atl.
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Compared to Egypt, Saudi repression has been more surgical, with targeted—though still numerous—arrests and killings of dissidents, most infamously, Jamal Khashoggi, the Washington Post columnist, in Turkey.
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Ms. Harris describes herself as a "progressive prosecutor," but infamously upheld multiple wrongful conviction cases and failed to support a ballot initiative that would reduce penalties for nonviolent crimes.
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Mr. Flynn was a top backer of Mr. Trump's campaign, infamously leading supporters in chants of "lock her up" against Hillary Clinton at the Republican National Convention in 2016.
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Say what you want about Univision's most famous newsman — who was infamously carried bodily from a Trump news conference for speaking out of turn — he's an equal opportunity pest.
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The announcement comes just six months after the country's first space lab, named Tiangong-1, made international news when it infamously plummeted out of orbit in an uncontrolled descent.
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The Patriots were infamously fined and docked their first-round draft pick in 2008 after the filming scandal that became known as "Spygate" among the media and NFL fans.
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He's been dressing like Jonah Hill lately, and infamously wore a pair of $700 Rick Owens sneakers to discuss his company's tanking stock at a 2016 all-hands meeting.
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Mr. Reagan was infamously slow to do anything about AIDS; he cut funding for it initially, and only spoke officially about the crisis in 1987 after thousands had died.
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Facebook's communications team is an infamously well-oiled machine and that machine is often put to use to protect Sandberg and promote her agenda — at times over Facebook's own interests.
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The rape scene, infamously remembered for Brando's use of butter to penetrate his co-star, also traumatised its lead actress Maria Schneider, an unknown 20123-year-old at the time.
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In February, the NYCLU obtained documents showing that the infamously opaque police department had deployed Stingrays over 1,000 times since 2008 without having any written policy whatsoever governing their use.
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It compares the case to "Operation Fast and Furious": Between 2009 and 2011, law enforcement agents infamously proliferated illegal weapons in an attempt to trace them to Mexican drug cartels.
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Was this a subtle sign that Lucasfilm was embarrassed by the Young Han Solo flick, which infamously changed directors midstream, and was trying to brush it under the red carpet?
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Cooper and Gaga sparked romance rumors throughout their press tour for A Star Is Born, which culminated with their infamously sultry performance of "Shallow" at the Oscars in late February.
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But beyond killing legislation, McConnell infamously buried Obama's nomination of Judge Merrick Garland to fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court after the February 2016 death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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We've caught a glimpse of Downton Abbey's Dan Stevens as The Beast, Ewan McGregor as a much-less-cartoonish Lumière, and British actor Luke Evans as the infamously pompous Gaston.
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Most infamously, New York City attorney Aaron Schlossberg in May threw a tantrum in an NYC restaurant and threatened to call ICE on a service worker who was speaking Spanish.
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The state, which was infamously crippled by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005, is no stranger to flooding, and officials have ramped up efforts to prevent water-related disasters since.
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As discussed in the blog post, the machine watched the infamously sad opening sequence from Up, discerning the story beats that had the most emotional impacts, both positive and negative.
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First Lady Melania Trump's speech at the Republican National Convention last fall was rather infamously called out for mirroring remarks given by Michelle Obama at the 2008 Democratic National Convention.
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As president, Donald Trump has continued to exhibit some of the same patterns of behavior that served him so infamously well in the private sector and on the campaign trail.
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One huge question for New Orleans was whether the city's system of levees, infamously breached in 2005 by Hurricane Katrina, would withstand rising water from the river and the sea.
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While being cross-examined in court, Zuma infamously claimed that taking a shower after having sex with someone who is HIV-positive would reduce his risk of contracting the virus.
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And there are more than a dozen key House races in states like these, most notably in California, an infamously slow-counting state with at least seven highly competitive races.
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" It was his dogged defense of Flynn that led Trump to infamously ask FBI Director Jim Comey to shut down a federal investigation, telling him, "He is a good guy.
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North Korea said Friday that it had arrested an American student from the University of Virginia for a "hostile act" orchestrated by the U.S. government against the infamously reclusive country.
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The city's violent crime was out of control—infamously, in 20143 the Brooklyn neighborhood of Crown Heights erupted in a racially-tinged riots—and its denizens were eager for calm.
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It used Instagram's official API to hoover up data originally, the kind of data-gathering that has been happening for years by unsavory firms in tech, most infamously Cambridge Analytica.
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How The Media Reacted Many reporters were at the rink for the fateful final practice before the World Championship, and the aftermath of the attack was infamously caught on video.
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And on Tuesday, as Trump's comments bounced around the internet, Kaepernick made another donation: $50,000 to Meals on Wheels, one of the programs infamously cut from Trump's proposed 2018 budget.
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The same day a passenger was infamously dragged off a United plane in Chicago, a man on a United flight from Houston to Calgary was allegedly stung by a scorpion.
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The stock move briefly boosted share prices to levels seen before CEO Elon Musk infamously tweeted that he had "funding secured" to take the company private at $252 a share.
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Although the manager has infamously tinkered with a few different formations that have induced panic attacks for many Mexico supporters, it appears his base formation is the 4-3-3.
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This notion was not lost on Adolf Hitler, who infamously alluded to the genocide in his second speech to the Wehrmacht commanders a week before they invaded Poland in 1939.
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Nick and former 'Bachelorette' Andi Dorfman, infamously slept together during her season so Nick feels uneasy about the fantasy suite situation with his remaining girls ... but Andi begs to differ.
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Most infamously, two successive nominees for attorney general, Zoë Baird and Kimba Wood, were withdrawn from consideration after it emerged that they had paid illegal immigrants to work as nannies.
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Obama also touched on climate change and used the opportunity to bash Oklahoma Republican Senator Jim Inhofe, a climate change denier who infamously brought a snowball onto the Senate floor.
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Two decades after he infamously slipped Carl Craig a demo inside a rye sandwich in Detroit, Brooklyn-based producer Recloose is still serving up drool-worthy jams for the world.
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Another top fundraiser was Greg Gianforte, the Republican incumbent in Montana's at-large congressional district -- who infamously assaulted a reporter on the eve of his special election victory last May.
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Of course, using all imported ingredients doesn't come cheap, but with fans like Leonardo DiCaprio and the late Anthony Bourdain, it's worth the $5 slice and infamously long wait times.
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The National Enquirer ran the story having infamously obtained the couple's intimate texts as well as sensitive naked pictures which Bezos alleges the Enquirer used to try to blackmail him.
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Epstein was well-connected in high society, had a ton of money of uncertain origins, and infamously palled around with people like President Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton.
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In 2010, James bolted Cleveland in a nationally televised announcement, "The Decision," during which he infamously declared he was taking his "talents to South Beach" and joining the Miami Heat.
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"It has recently been suggested that I belong to a church which 'hates a certain group of people' and is 'infamously anti-LGBTQ,'" he wrote, referring directly to Page's tweets.
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He's 153 of 61 from deep in the playoffs now, which means one of the NBA's most infamously not-so-efficient players is ripping nets with Steph Curry-like regularity.
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The Dickies Just a few miles away, The Galaxy, an infamously run-down club where hardcore and crust punks once ruled, is now a revamped concert powerhouse called The Observatory.
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Being some of the most infamously "locked in" population of clubbers on the planet, this didn't cause the crowd to head for the exits or even stop moving their bodies.
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In July 2018, most infamously, undercover officers arrested Stormy Daniels and two other women at a strip club; all charges were soon dropped, and five officers now face administrative charges.
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" The Donald was referring to Jorge Ramos, Univision's lead anchor, whom Trump infamously tossed out of a news conference last year — as well as to the derogatory expression "anchor baby.
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But Weinstein, who was infamously easy to enrage during his career as a Hollywood power broker, also refused to go down in the court of public opinion without a fight.
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The game of golf, while availing a "green" as well, seems to be an example of inefficiency, famously "a good walk spoiled," and infamously a wasteful assault on the environment.
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Home from school, I drank Wegmans grape soda and read Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, daring myself to look at the infamously terrifying illustrations for longer each time.
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The 1988 Orioles infamously lost 21 games in a row to start the season, but even they didn't lose 108 games—they managed to recover enough to finish 54-107.
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Basically, when your health was in trouble, deliberately draining blood was considered a medically sound response—a tactic that, perhaps most infamously, may have hastened George Washington's death in 1799.
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This plays into Roy's role in the Great Elevator Fight of 2014, when Beyoncé's sister Solange infamously attacked Jay Z while the two shared an elevator after the Met Ball.
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In 2012, Notre Dame Athletic Director Jack Swarbrick infamously handed his then-counterpart, Dave Brandon, an envelope in which the Irish announced they would discontinue the annual game after 2014.
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It's not Travolta's first awards show flub — at the 2014 Oscars, he infamously mispronounced Idina Menzel's name as "Adele Dazeem" while presenting her with the Oscar for Best Original Song.
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Another thing to keep in mind is that the number of involuntarily bumped passengers has plunged since Dr. David Dao was infamously removed from a United Airlines flight last year.
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John Hyten, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Wednesday that he hopes to see "significant improvement" this year on loosening classification standards in the infamously overclassified Pentagon.
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Infamously, it employs a presidential electoral system that twice in the past five presidential elections has produced a winner who did not carry the popular vote of the American electorate.
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Elon Musk just won his trial against the British diver in the Thailand cave rescue he infamously labeled a "pedo" -- a jury just decided Elon did not defame Vernon Unsworth.
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The media hangs on Schiff's every word and rarely questions his motives — even after he infamously said there was "ample evidence of collusion in plain sight" between Trump and Russia.
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The Iowa Democratic Primary was infamously derailed last month due in part to problems with the app built for reporting results — according to Microsoft, ElectionGuard won't face the same issues.
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Skincare is an infamously charlatan business; there is a lot of snake oil and miracle tonics crowding the periphery, but luckily James Welsh is here to cut through the artifice.
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Early in his presidential bid, Trump -- who received five deferments to avoid military service in Vietnam -- infamously maintained that McCain was not a war hero because he had been captured.
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On a sweltering Sunday afternoon, the 22050-year-old at the wheel bemoaned another shift spent inching along the infamously congested streets of the capital city of 265 million people.
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Trump infamously questioned the veteran Republican Senator's military credentials during the 2016 election cycle, stoking outrage by suggesting McCain was not a hero because he was captured by the Vietnamese.
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In Super Mario 64 the camera moves automatically to attempt to keep Mario in view, one of the many factors that made the 1997 classic's pioneering 3D controls infamously wonky.
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" His campaign then infamously called for "a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on.
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Perhaps inspired/alarmed by his title's dystopian resonance, the infamously silly Detroit rapper presents his most consistently thrilling album, rampaging through an imagined hedonistic-fantastical landscape with suitably hyperactive desperation.
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Of course ... Baker was arrested in Arkansas back in February 2017 ... where he was infamously blasted by a cop who caught him immediately after he tried to run from being questioned.
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Griffin's career was derailed last year when she infamously held up a fake severed head of President Trump, displaying it the way ISIS members often present decapitated heads of their victims.
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And why he hasn't made any move to replace former Fox News executive Bill Shine as communications director, a role most infamously held by financier Anthony Scaramucci for just ten days.
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When NBC News reported Thursday that federal authorities wiretapped President Donald Trump's personal attorney Michael Cohen, who's been infamously involved in the Stormy Daniels scandal, it sent everyone into a tizzy.
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Portnow infamously suggested women needed to "step up" following questions after the 2018 ceremony as to why so few women were nominated for awards and given performance slots in the telecast.
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Lucasfilm has infamously released numerous editions of the original Star Wars trilogy: it could be that there are plans for a separate release somewhere down the line to double the payments.
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Apple Books has the issue of Amazon and its massive Kindle library as competition, which Apple infamously tried to solve in a price fixing scandal that cost the company $8.473 million.
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Later, during the cocktail party, Kimball has another surprise for the event designer, who infamously proclaimed her fear of dogs and her "bumper car trauma" during Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s season.
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He didn't mention that half of the initial news outlets for Instant Articles abandoned it within three years, or Facebook's infamously short-lived push to get publishers to pivot to video.
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Her brother-in-law Kanye West and Kim Kardashian West have had an infamously complicated relationship with Taylor Swift, and fans now believe Khloé Kardashian is inserting herself into the narrative.
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Yeezy has now resurrected one of pop culture's strangest relationships, setting the Internet on fire with a line about the pop star he infamously interrupted at the 20 Video Music Awards.
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There's still the other side of Game Boy accessories, though, like the infamously low-resolution Game Boy Camera and Printer, the Nintendo e-Reader, and the GameCube / Game Boy Advance Adapter.
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But in the Senate, he became infamously unlikable, known for being smarmy and condescending; he wasted time with dead-end legislative proposals and, true to his debater roots, loved to grandstand.
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The social media campaign encourages citizens to show their support for women's rights by donating "in honor" of the Indiana governor, who has infamously tried to defund the non-profit organization.
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Baldwin infamously tussled with a photographer outside of his Woodland Hills, California, home, when he and then-wife Kim Basinger were bringing home their newborn baby girl Ireland from the hospital.
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Trump infamously faced his own sexual harassment scandal during the 2016 presidential election, as multiple women accused him and a tape surfaced of him bragging about groping women without their consent.
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"You have to be very careful about that stuff as a YouTuber," says Peter Saddington, the host of Decentralized TV on YouTube who infamously bought a Lamborghini with his Bitcoin earnings.
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Platinum's infamously prickly co-founder Hideki Kamiya wrote on Twitter that working with Taro on Automata "saved" the studio, which had been struggling through the cancellation of Xbox One-exclusive Scalebound.
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Butswinkas had battled on Musk's behalf with the SEC last year, after Musk infamously tweeted in August that he had "funding secured" to take the company private when he had not.
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Many of them appeared on Bachelor in Paradise and befriended Jackson, who infamously betrayed her trust on The Bachelorette when another woman he'd been seeing showed up on a group date.
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Measuring up to 1 foot in length, the "King of the Fruits" has an unmistakable shape -- a spiky, barbed ball filled with starchy, custard-like pods -- and an infamously pungent aroma.
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Infamously, prosecutors in Florida — including President Donald Trump's now-former Labor Secretary, Alexander Acosta — handed Epstein a cushy plea deal over similar charges in that state more than a decade ago.
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But first it would need a safety inspection - unlike the blowout preventer that infamously failed to contain the 2010 spill, which federal regulators have said had not been inspected in years.
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He quite literally attempted to slink into the shadows, as when he was infamously captured blending in with the curtains in the White House during a ceremony early in the administration.
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While Gronk is known for being the life of the party — once infamously claiming "Yo Soy Fiesta" — he is only getting better on the field, which is scary for NFL defenses.
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The Duke superstar hit the court against Syracuse for the ACC Tournament after missing the past month with a knee sprain ... when his Paul George sneaker infamously blew up on him.
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Infamously, Papa John's founder and former CEO John Schnatter said fans turned off by the protests during the 2016 and 2017 seasons were leading to sluggish pizza sales during the games.
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Remarkably, as of this month, the wall that stood ominously and infamously for 22019 years — 10,316 days — has been down longer than it was up, unknown to the world's youngest generation.
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While Kennedy appeared youthful and vibrant on camera, Nixon's poorly matched shade of drugstore makeup infamously melted under the hot lighting, making him appear "strange and sweaty," Vox wrote in 2016.
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"He takes the credit when we do good and he gives everyone else the blame when we do bad," Jamie Dantzscher, another Sydney gymnast, infamously remarked to the press after competition.
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Kellyanne Conway infamously implored Fox News' viewers a few months ago to "go buy Ivanka's stuff," which includes clothing and shoes made workers in countries like Bangladesh, Indonesia, and — yes — China.
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After the rehearsal, with the infamously sluggish (and small) elevator at Carroll Studios moving even slower than usual, Ms. Wolfe took to the stairwell, when she heard a voice behind her.
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Years ago, the Food and Drug Administration infamously attempted to put a "close-hold embargo" into effect, requiring reporters to agree not to seek an outside perspective until the embargo's lift.
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" The text continues: "It would never come into their heads to fabricate colossal untruths, and they would not believe that others could have the impudence to distort the truth so infamously.
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Most infamously, on a sweltering day in 2011, managers at an Amazon warehouse in Pennsylvania refused to open the loading doors to cool down the building (they were worried about theft).
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The retail industry is infamously insular in its hiring practices, and the industry has evolved such that the expertise required by a retailer 10 years ago may no longer be relevant.
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And she coughs while cycling to her office, on a road so toxic that for a brief period last month the air pollution there was greater than in infamously smoggy Beijing.
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WikiLeaks infamously posted thousands of emails that Russian intelligence officers had hacked from the DNC (in July 2016) and Clinton campaign chair John Podesta (in October 2016), rocking the presidential campaign.
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In her senior years, the protests have indeed upended Fonda's life — a life that has famously (or infamously, in some circles) been shaped by activism, most prominently against the Vietnam War.
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Four of the five Australians in the 2011 Team International bombed in front of home fans, with Robert Allenby infamously blaming his playing partners for his failure to earn a point.
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One of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus Christ, Judas infamously sold him out to the Romans in exchange for 30 pieces of silver — then repented, returned the money and hanged himself.
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While Facebook's Stories feature infamously drew from a popular feature in Snap's flagship Snapchat app, the company has historically had less success when it comes to cloning full, stand-alone apps.
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He played well as a Met but infamously took a called third-strike curveball from Adam Wainwright of the Cardinals to end Game 7 of the 2006 National League Championship Series.
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Shkreli, who as the CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals infamously boasted about raised the price of Daraprim, a life-saving drug, by more than 5,7 percent, is all in for Donald Trump.
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Advertising has long had a parasitic relationship with culture, most infamously when it comes to themes associated with African-Americans — even when the goal is not to specifically reach that audience.
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Most infamously, the ILSI was once accused by the World Health Organization of having received money from the tobacco industry that it used to promote research downplaying the effects of secondhand smoke.
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You'll recall Rachel Lindsay infamously booted DeMario when Lexi made a surprise 'Bachelorette' appearance to confront him for going on the show even though, according to her, they were still an item.
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Kathy Griffin's career was derailed last year when she infamously held up a fake severed head of President Trump, displaying it the way ISIS members often present decapitated heads of their victims.
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Fans and analysts alike infamously dubbed it "The Hit," one so vicious it soon became the biggest bullet point on Clowney's college football résumé full of "HE DID WHAT?!" kind of highlights.
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And let's not forget that Ballmer infamously tried and failed to buy Yahoo for close to $45 billion in 2008, back when the internet portal was still a force in online advertising.
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That wit prevails, too, in the music: Listening through the lens of his punny titles (perhaps most infamously in "The Joy of More Sextets"), one hears a Haydnesque wizard of highbrow humor.
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Nigel Farage, head of the far-right UK Independence Party, once infamously proposed a law that would legalize discrimination against foreign-born workers in favor of hiring out-of-work British citizens.
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Trinity Cole-Reid, a high school senior from Englewood, a community once infamously hailed as "one of Chicago's most dangerous neighborhoods," has been an activist against gun violence since long before Parkland.
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Perhaps most infamously, filmmakers Phil Lord and Chris Miller were nearing the end of principal photography on the Han Solo standalone film, before they were fired and replaced by director Ron Howard.
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But now, unwittingly for some, their art may serve as office decoration, following a convoluted sequence of events that exemplifies the infamously murky relationship between the worlds of art and real estate.
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Part of the problem is technical; the infamously complex Saturn was a challenging platform to develop for, and that could make it difficult to get music sounding just right on the hardware.
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This isn't the first time JPP has had an off-field incident -- he infamously had a fireworks accident in 2015, and later returned to the field to perform at a high level.
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The deal was infamously bad, with Mattel having to eventually give the company away in 2000 due to questionable issues with The Learning Company's books that were causing major losses for Mattel.
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President Donald Trump and his lawyer Michael Cohen now infamously paid porn actress Stormy Daniels $130,000 ahead of the 2016 election to keep her from discussing her alleged 2006 affair with Trump.
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Surprisingly. At the same time, there was so much going on that it easily distracted from the fact that this is a company with an infamously wacky culture and sometimes offensive mission.
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Barbra Streisand is standing with Meryl Streep, who used her acceptance speech at Sunday's Golden Globe Awards to criticize Donald Trump for lacking empathy and infamously mocking a disabled reporter in 2015.
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This map shows five major examples of anti-Vietnam War protests between 1967 and 303 — the fifth of which infamously occurred at the 1968 Democratic Convention in Chicago, and spiraled into violence.
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He infamously called some Mexican immigrants "rapists," and focused his presidency around the idea that he would build a wall, get tough with Mexico and deport as many undocumented immigrants as possible.
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The Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ are the first major Samsung phones to launch since the infamously explosion-prone Galaxy Note 83 devices, which led two global recalls and were eventually discontinued.
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Sales cycles in K-12 are infamously bureaucratic, which makes it frustrating for startups that need to move fast and show continuous progress and significant growth on a monthly or quarterly basis.
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McCabe said the vindictive act was the result of the role he played in the aftermath of FBI Director James Comey's departure, who also infamously kept memos about his interactions with Trump.
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John Updike infamously relied on "The Koran for Dummies" while writing his 2006 novel "Terrorist," which imagined an American high school student of Irish and Egyptian descent who becomes a suicide bomber.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump extended the deadline for the public release of the John F. Kennedy assassination files to 2021 on Thursday, prolonging the infamously drawn-out disclosure around the shooting.
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Trump himself has made demeaning comments about women, most infamously in the "Access Hollywood" tape that surfaced during the 2016 election, in which he bragged about being able to sexually assault women.
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Centuries earlier, in 229, the tiny settlement of Salem Village in the Massachusetts Bay Colony was seized by similar hysteria in a months-long saga infamously known as the Salem Witch Trials.
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Ann Curry was infamously ousted from the show as Lauer's co-host in 2012, in part allegedly because of her frosty relationship with Lauer, as noted by CNN's Brian Stelter and others.
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"Mr. President, it is a testament to the condition of our democracy that our own president uses words infamously spoken by Josef Stalin to describe his enemies," Flake is expected to say.
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The acquisition helped fuel the city's infamously expensive property market - a government index on housing prices has been breaking records month after month since November 2016, when HNA made its first purchase.
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In 1940s Nassau, a young woman is sucked into the social circle of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, the couple who infamously sent the English royal family into turmoil by marrying.
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It reacted in horror when Miloš Zeman, who styles himself as the "Czech Donald Trump," infamously waved a mock assault rifle bearing the message, "For journalists," at a press conference in 2017.
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In 1999, two European security experts created a tool called DeCSS, a utility that infamously broke the Content Scramble System, the movie industry's attempt at putting DRM into the the DVD format.
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The album's infamously rushed recording is no excuse; the entire artistic statement of Yeezus is contained in its gulf between slap-dash yet innovative production and off-the-cuff, crude lyrical content.
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In the 80s, the Reagan administration infamously ignored a growing AIDS crisis within the gay community, with former Reagan press secretary Larry Speakes even mocking LGBTQ people suffering as the crisis raged.
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Taxi dispatchers, UPS sorting facilities, McDonald's drive-throughs, maintenance radios in office buildings—even wireless microphones like the one that Donald Trump infamously forgot was on—are all reflected in FCC data.
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Team: Boston CelticsPosition: Small ForwardContract: 4 years, $127.8 millionOne thing to know: Gordon Hayward infamously suffered a horrific leg injury just five minutes into his debut with the Boston Celtics in 2017.
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Otherwise, the game is infamously punishing to players in rural and otherwise remote areas, where the Pokémon themselves are extremely few and far between, making for an often-frustrating and underwhelming experience.
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Both Swift and West have had equally devoted fan bases, many of whom took sides back in 2009 when West infamously hijacked the microphone from Swift at the MTV Video Music Awards.
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Tony Soprano, Don Draper, Walter White, Hannah Horvath and the rest of the antihero litany are infamously challenging to love, while Anne's appeal is as plain as the freckles on her face.
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He infamously "screwed the pooch" — as Tom Wolfe put it in "The Right Stuff" — when the hatch blew on his Mercury capsule, causing it to sink it in the Atlantic upon splashdown.
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A White House summit for HBCUs was downsized significantly weeks after Trump infamously said there were "very fine people on both sides" of white supremacist-fueled violence in Charlottesville earlier this year.
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Putin infamously allowed his dog Koni into the room when Merkel visited Russia in 2007 (Merkel is reportedly scared of dogs, though Putin claims that making her feel uncomfortable was not his intention).
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Be smart, from some of my Axios colleagues: Tech editor Scott Rosenberg: "Fake metrics" have always been with us — from print circulation figures, which were always inflated, to the infamously unreliable Nielsen box.
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Most infamously, airlines banned passengers from bringing a Samsung Galaxy Note 7 on a commercial flight because of its battery malfunction that led to the device catching fire and in some cases exploding.
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The researchers did not find a link between fast food consumption and another endocrine disruptor called bisphenol-A, or BPA, which has infamously been linked with early puberty and problems in brain development.
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And you start acting erratic, as TMZ would put it," West said, referencing the explosive interview he gave to TMZ in May 2018, in which he infamously suggested that slavery is "a choice.
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The president had also repeatedly and infamously lashed out against the federal judge during negotiations, insisting that his "Mexican heritage" prevented him from doing his job and that his case should be dismissed.
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West, who infamously interrupted Swift's acceptance speech at the 2009 MTV VMAs, went on to say his lyrics about Swift were "endearing" and Swift herself was actually the source of a contentious line.
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First, he has launched one of North Korea's most violent political purges in decades, exiling or executing a number of high-level officials, most infamously carving some up with anti-aircraft gun fire.
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Aerospace startup Swarm Technologies, which infamously launched four satellites without a federal license in January, has received permission from the Federal Communications Commission to launch a new crop of satellites later this year.
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Mt. Gox, an exchange in Japan, infamously had all of its bitcoin slowly drained out of its accounts by a hacker and had to file for bankruptcy in February 2014 as a result.
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During Clarence Thomas's Supreme Court confirmation hearings, Hill, played by Kerry Washington, infamously told the Senate Judiciary Committee that Thomas sexually harassed her when the two worked together at the Department of Education.
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Many of the signs took aim at owner Jimmy Haslam, whose stature in Cleveland is just barely above that of former owner Art Modell — who infamously moved the team to Baltimore in 20173.
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Infamously, Michigan doctor and euthanasia advocate Jack Kevorkian was convicted of second-degree murder in 1999 for helping one of his patients die, which was the fourth attempt by authorities to prosecute him.
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Though not specifically mentioned, the borders almost mirrored the 2202 lines (also called the 2628 armistice lines infamously reference by President George W. Bush), the geographic borders before the 28500 Arab-Israeli war.
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And you start acting erratic, as TMZ would put it," West said, referencing the explosive interview he gave to TMZ in May 2018, in which he infamously suggested that slavery is "a choice.
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Mercury retrograde is infamously terrible for communicating, traveling, and buying anything expensive or important, but it is an appropriate time for slowing down and working on old projects (instead of starting new ones).
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The president during his campaign infamously said McCain was "not a war hero" because he was captured during the Vietnam War and often slammed the senator's vote against repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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That alleged "hush money" episode, the messy details of which are currently the subject of Cohen's civil case in California, concerns the now infamously bungled nondisclosure agreement between Clifford and Essential Consultants LLC.
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Even, Amazon could acquire the Toys R Us website, giving it a line into the nostalgia the brand evokes — and the brand with an infamously rickety website, the internet platform it always needed.
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Spencer, who infamously declared "Hail Trump" following the 2016 election at an event where people were seen apparently giving the Nazi salute, told CNN he now thought Trump was talk and no action.
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Frontman Yannis Philippakis infamously dropped out of an English literature course at Oxford University to pursue the band—as did other members on their respective courses—when Transgressive offered them a record deal.
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As such, Villa deserve to be remembered alongside the dreadful Sunderland side of 2005/06, the pricey horrorshow that was QPR in 2012/13, and the infamously awful Derby County of 2007/08.
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Richard Nixon was infamously hostile to the press, telling reporters, after he fired a bunch of people for not being sufficiently corrupt: But every president has the impulse to say things like that.
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The Department of Energy is trying to turn a lake in the California desert called the Salton Sea into a farm for renewable fuels — and clean its infamously polluted water in the process.
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Albany's biggest deals are infamously negotiated by "three men in a room," where the governor, Assembly speaker and Senate majority leader forge policy behind closed doors, effectively shutting out rank-and-file lawmakers.
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America infamously has no federal paid sick leave policy, which makes quarantining or any kind of preventative caution financially difficult—if not entirely impossible—for more than 32 million workers in this country.
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A time when BBC Dad and his delightful family were basically Family of the Year, thanks to a wonderful viral clip that truly stole the world's hearts depicting one infamously interrupted BBC interview.
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Trump, who infamously rated women's looks on Howard Stern's radio show prior to his campaign, has occasionally discussed women's appearances while in office -- sometimes to call them beautiful, sometimes to call them ugly.
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During the 2016 campaign, hackers for the GRU, Russia's foreign military intelligence agency, infamously targeted leading Democratic officials (such as Clinton campaign chair John Podesta) and organizations (such as the Democratic National Committee).
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Last Friday, the Deadpool star had another ad for his gin company go viral after he cast the lead actor of that infamously unsettling Peloton commercial in a 40-second social media skit.
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Over a decade after 2008&aposs "The Dark Knight" infamously lost out on a best-picture nomination, another movie featuring Batman&aposs greatest foe, The Joker, landed the most nominations of any movie.
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" In a massive departure from tradition, the missive infamously asserted that "President Obama will leave office in January 28503, while most of us will remain in office well beyond then – perhaps for decades.
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In 2015, the lives of everyone in the entire Trump family changed forever when Trump announced his 2016 presidential campaign, infamously coming down the golden escalator at Trump Tower in June of 2015.
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The girl who infamously hurled a chair out of the 45th floor of a Toronto condo building can no longer be seen in Drake's new "War" video ... because the singer 86'd her.
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As a candidate, Trump infamously questioned the veteran Republican Senator's military credentials during the 2016 election cycle, stoking outrage by suggesting McCain was not a hero because he was captured by the Vietnamese.
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"To save his own skin he cut a deal with Fujimori's supporters to infamously pardon a corrupt killer," said Veronika Mendoza, a leftist leader who competed against Kuczynski in last year's presidential election.
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Mariachi superstar Pepe Aguilar's son is the man who infamously attempted to smuggle 4 Chinese nationals into the U.S. by stuffing them in the trunk of his car ... according to U.S. Customs officials.
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"You two should have sex already, it's been 23 years," Kimmel joked of the infamously are-they-or-aren't-they investigators, who are hitting the small screen together again, in Fox's new miniseries reboot.
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Dmitry Grinberg's hack of the Dreamcast VMU includes developing an ARM chip emulator for the tiny, under-powered gaming device, allowing it to run the (infamously discontinued) mobile game Flappy Bird—very, very slowly.
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The good news follows what's been less than a smooth season for the museum, which infamously faces a massive deficit and, in February, came under scrutiny after former director Thomas P. Campbell suddenly resigned.
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He first appeared on Andi Dorfman's season of The Bachelorette, at the end of which he infamously opened a Pandora's box of slut-shaming on the woman he had so ardently claimed to love.
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E.V.E. Online (2003) allows players to create their own rules and laws, but this infamously results in other players exploiting those rules, for serious financial gain through theft or a good old Ponzi scheme.
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Two years after Donald Trump infamously beat Hillary Clinton in Wisconsin and undermined the "blue wall" in the Midwest, the state will play host to two hotly contested elections later this year: Democratic Sen.
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The cult-favorite chain is infamously secretive, but the company is sharing coveted info in a new podcast called Inside Trader Joe's — the supermarket's first venture that spans beyond selling groceries at value prices.
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Mayer, like Timberlake, had found himself in an assortment of mini-scandals, also related to thoughtlessness when it came to comments on race (most infamously, "My dick is sort of like a white supremacist").
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Russia infamously used Facebook against the United States in 2016, when the GRU, Russian military intelligence, set up DC Leaks, a page that publicized and distributed hacked emails tied to the Hillary Clinton campaign.
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But she stuck to the lower range for much of the song, choosing to showcase the power of her voice rather than walking up, to the upper octaves of her infamously impressive vocal range.
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In 2017, she infamously appeared to swat his hand away when he reached out for it while they were traveling in Israel, and subsequent interactions between the couple were obsessively watched on social media.
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And what's emerged in the hours since his loss is the most toned-down version of Trump we've seen since he infamously rode down the Trump Tower escalator in June to announce his bid.
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But considering the U.S. just dropped a bomb so powerful it was infamously nicknamed the "mother of all bombs" in Afghanistan on Thursday, reportedly killing 36 ISIS fighters, it might not be the last.
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Besides having a 15 year run in the league -- Kermit infamously threw the punch that ended Rudy Tomjanovich's career back in 1977 ... one of the most brutal moments in the history of the NBA.
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Tom Brady has an infamously strict diet—instituted in part by his supermodel wife Giselle, who enforces many of his healthy eating habits (although to be fair to him he's an expert beer-chugger).
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In 2012, the Huskies won the PAC-12 regular season title but infamously became the first and only power conference regular season champion to not receive an at-large berth into the NCAA Tournament.
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The pub has even undergone a temporary name change to "The Three Lions", a move which seems to have been encouraged by those infamously canny (l)advertisers and distributors of horrible, horrible lager, Carlsberg.
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He and his wife were infamously described by the chairman of the English Cricket Board (ECB) as "very much the sort of people" that the England skipper and his family were supposed to be.
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Some of the planet's most powerful people will take part in the infamously secretive Bilderberg meeting that begins Thursday to discuss their most pressing concerns, including Russia, free trade and the "post-truth" world.
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On Wednesday evening, a number of passing cars pumped the same song, by the rapper Boosie Badazz — an update on the old NWA song that infamously denounced the police in the rawest of terms.
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At the first search marketing conference ever, in 1999, he hosted Google's relatively unknown co-founders, and Sergey Brin infamously said that the company didn't believe in — or even need to deal with — webspam.
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The Office of Personnel Management (OPM), which was infamously hacked last year, today announced it fixed a serious vulnerability affecting a potentially sensitive part of its network after being informed of it by Motherboard.
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Anti-Sikh brutality isn't exactly novel in modern America: Most infamously, in 2012, a white man walked into a Sikh Temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, and opened fire, killing six and injuring three others.
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UFC light heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier, who will headline the event against long-time rival Jon Jones, infamously missed out on the 2008 Olympics after suffering kidney failure induced by a poor weight cut.
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Martin recalls the time a drunk guy in a sailor suit had to be dissuaded from eating a six-year-old McDonald's burger and fries that sat infamously mold-free behind the front counter.
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George Lucas infamously changed the brief encounter with the 1997 special edition of the first Star Wars trilogy, giving Greedo a chance to fire a bad shot at Han before Han kills him dead.
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That began Thursday, when the government unveiled the centerpiece of Mr. Macron's plan to revitalize the economy: an overhaul of the infamously cumbersome, obtuse and harmful labor rules, the 3,324-page Code du Travail.
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" President George W. Bush infamously declared in 2001 that he found Mr. Putin "trustworthy" because after looking the Russian leader in the eye, the American "was able to get a sense of his soul.
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As a woman, I relate to the ways the outspoken feminist both loved her husband Diego Rivera unconditionally —despite her infamously rocky relationship with the famed muralist — yet refused to remain in his shadow.
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Sometimes, like in the infamous case of that elderly woman who infamously destroyed a 19th-century Spanish fresco while trying to ham-handedly restore it, people destroy art when actually trying to improve it.
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There are times when they have gone horribly wrong — most infamously in 1963 when Jack Ruby killed Lee Harvey Oswald, President John F. Kennedy's accused assassin, as the Dallas police led Oswald past newsmen.
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At the ADAA Art Show at the Park Avenue Armory in New York, Bortolami is selling Daniel Buren's huge 'Peinture-Sculpture (Painting-Sculpture),' which was infamously removed from the Sixth Guggenheim International in 1971!
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Mr. Davis did memorialize her at his Grammy event, the show that infamously went on no matter what, bringing Alicia Keys and Jennifer Hudson to the stage to perform some of Ms. Houston's songs.
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The Bell Curve, co-written with psychologist Richard Herrnstein (and infamously excerpted by this magazine in 1994), made the case that helping people in need is particularly harmful when those people are genetically inferior.
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Other investors realized that idle chatter about Tesla headed for bankruptcy — hedge-funder and short-seller Jim Chanos infamously declared the company "structurally unprofitable" in 2017 — was equally misguided and wagered against Chapter 11.
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She left the show in 2010 after just one season, during which she infamously dropped the f-bomb during a live sketch (meanwhile, this guy just got cast on the comedy shows upcoming season).
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Infamously, Ms. Hasselbeck and the show's co-creator and co-star Barbara Walters argued about women's reproductive rights on air, prompting a behind-the-scenes fiasco where Ms. Hasselbeck almost quit in mid-show.
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Early Tuesday morning, Alex Christofi (a writer of books, himself) shared a photo on Twitter of three infamously large tomes, cut in half lengthwise: Middlesex, Infinite Jest, and Dostoevsky: A Writer in His Time.
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Grimly firm in its maintenance of a walled utopia vibe, the techno church continues to stand its ground against the rising tide of social media lifestyles, infamously mandating that taking photos inside is verboten.
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First, the backstory ... Charles Cosby infamously dated Griselda Blanco -- a Colombian drug lord dubbed the Cocaine Godmother who's tied to hundreds of murders, including the deaths of every man she ever dated, except Cosby.
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That year, the city suffered a sarin gas attack by government forces that killed hundreds, infamously marking the time when U.S. President Barack Obama ignored his previously drawn "red line" on chemical weapons use.
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In the US, president Trump last year signed into law a $1.2 billion investment into quantum computing and the European Union, which the UK is infamously trying to leave, also launched a similarly-sized plan.
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Infamously, suspected Chinese hackers were responsible for one of the most significant data breaches of all time, in which highly sensitive data on millions of government workers was stolen from the Office of Personnel Management.
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Recall Trump infamously interrupting Hillary Clinton during the last debate of his 2016 presidential campaign to call her "a nasty woman," a remark so obviously gendered that many women responded by trying to reclaim it.
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Partygoers feasting on a mix of nostalgia and mockery could board an original gondola car from the $10 million World's Fair ride that infamously broke down over the Mississippi with the city's Archbishop on board.
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West's line about Swift – which he explained on Twitter is not a "diss," but rather an "endearing" mention – comes more than six years after he infamously interrupted her acceptance speech at the 2009 MTV VMAs.
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Although infamously downplaying traditional gameplay mechanics, these games, these "walking simulators" for want of another immediately obvious catchall, actively engage with the player in a way few games do, because the player is left alone.
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Grand Theft Auto (GTA) pioneers David Jones and Mike Dailly were infamously housed in an unprepossessing Edinburgh office block, more resembling Wernham Hogg than the diamond encrusted corporate mecca that Rockstar now operate out of.
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In September 2159, when Apple unveiled the AirPods and infamously credited itself with having the "courage" to remove headphone jacks from its phones, Carolina Milanesi wrote for Recode that AirPods were not just an accessory.
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Those obstacles have made made Brazilian telecommunications services infamously unreliable and expensive (SMS texts cost 55 times what they do in the U.S.), and the Brazilian people haven't been particularly willing to tolerate the inconsistencies.
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Surprising her fans, Kardashian was caught listening to Swift's hit song "Delicate" on Friday, even though her brother-in-law and sister Kim Kardashian West have had an infamously complicated relationship with the Grammy winner.
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A decade after Kanye West infamously interrupted Taylor Swift's acceptance speech at the MTV Video Music Awards, The Challenge veteran pulled a similar move on Saturday, during the taping of the MTV Movie & TV Awards.
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The purpose of the legislation is to force tech workers — whose jobs infamously come with office perks like free beer, games, and food — to leave their offices during the lunch hour and patronize local businesses.
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She infamously used the term "alternative facts" in 2017 to describe easily debunked information put forward by Sean Spicer, then the White House press secretary, as he discussed the size of Mr. Trump's inauguration crowd.
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While Harry's strands are undoubtedly the stuff of rock and roll legend, unlike when Samson was infamously shorn of his strands, the pop star only seems to be becoming stronger and stronger by the day.
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When the online dating service Ashley Madison was infamously hacked in 2015, some people (me) thought that there's no way a website that actually helps people have affairs could continue to be a legitimate thing.
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In an industry that is infamously non-representative, more inclusivity and racial diversity is undoubtedly necessary on the catwalk, but judging from the incensed reactions, West has gone about it in entirely the wrong way.
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During the presidential transition, she falsely denied that anyone involved in the Trump campaign had contacts with Russia, then infamously coined the term "alternative facts" when defending Sean Spicer's lies about Trump's inauguration crowd size.
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At a time when the British were infamously reserved, candid expressions of loneliness found little applause, particularly at a time when the country was eager to look ahead to a more colourful and prosperous future.
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She infamously promised to put miners "out of work" in May, a statement that likely helped her lose the West Virginia primary, and her energy policy is perceived to be in line with President Obama's.
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It's my first year making the trek down here for the event, which I did to interview sextech entrepreneur Lora DiCarlo founder Lora Haddock, whose robotics innovation reward was infamously revoked at this year's CES.
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Aaron Schlossberg is the NYC lawyer who infamously went on a racist rant against restaurant employees for speaking Spanish ... and he's also now the defendant in a lawsuit filed by one of his ex-clients.
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Facebook infamously failed to prevent its ad platform from becoming a vehicle for discriminatory ads, and earlier this year was slapped with charges of enabling housing discrimination by the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Democrats had hoped to turn Mississippi Republican Senate candidate Cindy Hyde-Smith into the Magnolia State's Roy Moore, who infamously lost a Senate election in deeply conservative Alabama last year after accusations of sexual misconduct.
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"Any language that is intended to openly discriminate against characters and traits, like infamously, 'No fats, no femmes, no Asians'...that isn't going to be tolerated any more," said Landen Zumwalt, Grindr's head of communications.
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Comey was infamously fired by President Donald Trump in 2017, and in his new life he's made it his mission to return the favor and drive Trump from power, according to The New York Times.
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