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Also, this branch is notoriously hard to predict, so you never know.

Animals onstage are notoriously difficult, and I imagined that 717 performances on Broadway plus hundreds more on the show’s various tours must have been stressful for the animal.

An impressive defensive showing from Doolan’s Jags as they exhibited immense character to see the victory over the line at what is a notoriously difficult place to go in East End Park.

Appearing on Strictly spin-off show It Takes Two on Friday night, Harman said he was still “in shock” they got through the notoriously difficult dance.

As a group, American workers have saved notoriously little for retirement.

At the time, evangelicals were a diffuse group without a shared set of political goals — in fact, they were notoriously disengaged from politics for most of the 20th century.

Both innovations can help drastically cut emissions for industries that are considered notoriously “difficult to decarbonize,” Crane said, including cement production, steelmaking and aviation.

But as the prospect of a second term looms, could it also be true that the notoriously stubborn Trump and his advisers left the White House with a better grasp of Canada's relationship with — and importance to — the United States?

California is a notoriously expensive place to live, especially the Bay Area where Google is based.

Despite going 10 points down, the benefit of playing on Port’s notoriously small ground was that it allowed deep entries for the Dees when the game was on the line.

Dogs who sniff for drugs and weapons are notoriously inaccurate.

English pronunciation is often notoriously tricky to master, with a number of letter combinations confounding even accomplished linguists.

Even as the notoriously risk-averse Food and Drug Administration embraces artificial intelligence, however, another federal regulatory agency—the Securities Exchange Commission—has cracked down on AI.

Even with reporting numbers notoriously lower than reality, a recent study by the Association of American Universities shows that more than one out of ten students will report a nonconsensual sexual encounter as an undergraduate.

Feinstein was a complicated political figure who notoriously carried a gun in her purse, but also fought for gun control.

From the Aquinos, Binays, Dutertes, Roxases and, most notoriously, the Marcoses, the Philippines is no stranger to political families.

Gamers up for a challenge have a lot to unpack with this notoriously hard-to-beat title, thus.

Glass stovetops are notoriously hard to clean, but this "miracle cleaning paste" really works.

Haryana IAS officer Ashok Khemka’s notoriously peripatetic career is a cautionary tale for public administrators, especially those who play strictly by the rulebook.

He was also as detached from people as Oppenheimer notoriously was, which is why he only recognized the gravity of what he did after the fact.