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The summer was always a notoriously bad time for him.

New York can be a notoriously difficult place to create works of art.

Until recently, the couple had been notoriously private about their relationship.

Cases like this one are notoriously difficult for social workers.

The summer before college is a notoriously anxious time for students.

"It had been a notoriously good business to be in," he said.

Martin house was notoriously bad for often having no hot water.

But there is notoriously no such thing as a free meal.

It's a notoriously quiet time of year for moving house.

Recently, it has been notoriously difficult for new stores to stay in business.

The market is not notoriously good at creating standards, however.

The department that he took over in 1950 was notoriously corrupt.

However, the establishment of cause and effect in education is notoriously difficult.

Texas has been notoriously backward when it comes to health care.

The bad news is that they are notoriously poor shoppers.

But Masters are notoriously hard to deal with and this one has not had a student in many years.

Our luck had generally been notoriously good in the past.

He was last seen racing against a notoriously fast black car.

Their age made them notoriously expensive to heat and cool.

But the art of picking future stars is notoriously difficult.

Assessing the need for new school places is notoriously difficult.

This is a notoriously difficult group to identify at sea.

Evolution, whether natural or otherwise, is notoriously difficult to stop.

"It gives us an opportunity in a market that is notoriously difficult to get into," he said.

He has very rarely given interviews and is notoriously private.