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Railways are notorious for creating debt overhangs, even in rich countries.

(After all, this is the company notorious for creating a Turkey and Gravy soda in honor of the holiday season).

Former prisoners told IHRDC that Moghiseh was "notorious for creating an atmosphere of rage and tension" in court.

But lawyers warn that such arrangements are notorious for creating family strife if the young borrower cannot - or does not - fulfill the monthly obligations.

Water power is certainly cleaner than a coal plant, but isn't China notorious for creating huge hydroelectric projects that wreak all sorts of other environmental and human havoc?

The currently dominating economic mind-set first succeeded in cost-savings, but it has since resulted in under-investment in most Western traditional industries, and is notorious for creating short-term solutions that have proven to be problematic on the long run.

Expos are notorious excuses for creating second-rate architecture, piling up dreary national pavilions and Disneyfied theme parks around which crowds circulate in a candy-consuming stupor.

The bank became notorious last year for creating fake accounts on behalf of customers.

Chad Hodge, best known for creating notorious bombs Runaway and The Playboy Club, created the show based on Blake Crouch's book trilogy.

GoDaddy recently surprised Madison Avenue by hiring an advertising agency to develop a more professional image for the company, which became notorious for commercials, created internally, that featured scantily clad "GoDaddy Girls" and double entendres.

Baselitz, who was born in the small village of Deutschbaselitz, became notorious for images created in the 1960s of raw, dwarfish human figures that seem nothing but the expressionism of their brutish and unredeemed reality.