Richard Peach, Alvechurch, Worcestershire We say: Although notorious for its zipper and 'hair-gel' scenes, the Farrelly brothers' smash-hit rises high above the gross-out standard thanks to a bounty of superb gags and a career-making performance from Ben Stiller.
It came to be the ultimate affordable bad boy ride, with its stock flathead V-8 offering a powerful ride, although notorious for overheating.
Stonebridge Park, although still notorious for drugs and crime, has seen improvements with a £250 million regeneration.
Although more notorious for drug problems, scrapes with the law and an intermittent relationship with Kate Moss than for songwriting and singing, the rocker Pete Doherty, 25, formerly of the Libertines and now with Babyshambles, is also an avid poet.
Although boarding is notorious for being chaotic, this evening it is orderly.
Although Stark was notorious for chasing his female assistants around the office, Meyers says he never made any advances, but then again, she insists, she wasn't his type.
Although they are notorious for causing epidemics of diarrhea on cruise ships and disease in lab mouse colonies, some noroviruses infect mice with no ill effects.
Although Cologne became notorious for its hostility to humanistic influences, Agrippa studied with several humanist teachers, including two who stimulated his interest in the natural philosophy of Pliny the Elder and the writings of the late-medieval Catalan mystic and metaphysician Ramon Lull (ca. 1232-ca.1315).
"Although Australia is notorious for its dangerous wildlife, that danger is embellished," says Alicia.
How many homeless did you starve today?" Fort Lauderdale is not the only city to pass so-called "homeless hate laws," although Florida is notorious for its hostility toward the homeless.
Although events are notorious for being expensive, time consuming and not terribly cost effective, they don't have to be that way.
