But perhaps the most high-profile scapegoat in the parched Golden State is not a somebody but a something: the highly nutritious, increasingly notorious almond.
The two highly sexualized women (both notorious for displaying themselves to the paparazzi while not wearing underwear) are shown briefly and incongruously at the beginning of a commercial critical of Mr. Obama.
In Adrian Lyne's notorious (and highly successful) stinker about a billionaire (Robert Redford) who pays for a night with someone else's wife (Demi Moore, Mooree says to Redford, "You can't buy people".
In the early decades of the 20th century, in the wake of the Jewish immigration to Argentina funded by Baron Hirsch, a Jewish organisation known as the Zwi Migdal set up a notorious and highly efficient white slave trade throughout the country.
The Asian fish tapeworm (AFT), Schyzocotyle acheilognathi, is a notorious and highly successful invasive parasite reported in a wide spectrum of freshwater fishes, and new reports of its spread continue to emerge.
This is all the more so severe when titanium and its alloys are notorious for being highly resistant to the development of fatigue cracks [ 42], and in this case, the seeds for those cracks are readily supplied as a result of the ceramic particles impact.
The fashion of the MTV VMAs is notorious for being, well, highly unfashionable.
Mercifully, it soon became apparent that "Occupied City" is an extraordinary and highly original crime novel, based on a notorious true-life poisoning of bank workers in occupied Tokyo in 1948.
The chief topic of the Clarke Collins controversy of 1707 08 is whether consciousness can inhere in a material system, a highly controversial issue inspired by Locke's notorious speculation about thinking matter.
"The Ministry of Information … expressed the view that publication of a new novel after Wodehouse's notorious broadcasts last autumn from Berlin was highly undesirable".
