In an opera world notorious for outsize egos and histrionic rivalries, her colleagues openly admired her.
"He may not think or know he's doing the wrong thing, but a court would say Apple is one of the most tight and restricted IT producers in the world, notorious for locking things down," said David Vaile, executive director at the Cyberspace Law and Policy Centre at the University of New South Wales in Sydney.
I was in Chicago; so what better to attend than the world-notorious Trinity United Church of Christ, the erstwhile platform of Reverend Jeremiah Wright and Obama's former spiritual home.
But vaccines — especially for diseases in the developing world — are notorious exceptions to this rule.
Nossiter elicits predictable ravings from the Vichy resident Robert Faurisson, one of the world's notorious Holocaust deniers.
In February, the U.S. trade representative named Baidu as one of the world's "notorious markets" for piracy and copyright infringement.
Booze ruined his first marriage, and gave the world the notorious tale of how Jones, his car keys hidden by his wife, once left home on a riding lawn mower to put-put down the highway to a liquor store.
In his case, of course, he went as far as hiring a former editor of the News of the World, the notorious and now defunct scandal sheet that was at the heart of the scandal, as his press secretary.
Although Gujarat lies open to catastrophic storms that blow in from the Arabian Sea and above one of the world's notorious faults, stockpiles of tents and emergency supplies were pitifully inadequate, and often hundreds of miles away.
Worse still, the rap world is notorious for its fractiousness, and no two hip-hop fans (or heads, as they're sometimes known) are likely to agree on what hip-hop means, let alone how it works.
"The industry itself, all over the world, is notorious for long, unsocial work hours and low pay, so while more and more hotels open in Dubai it's difficult for operators to attract the right staff," said Mr. Moult, who is British.
