Governor Chris Christie (New Jersey): despite his notorious post-Sandy embrace of Obama, Christie's bullying personality echoes favorably among Tea Party supporters.
(Note to those unfamiliar with "Sex and the City": The notorious Post-It incident, involving Sarah Jessica Parker and Ron Livingston, took place in Season 6).
David Haye has claimed that he was acting in self-defence when he punched Dereck Chisora at this month's notorious post-fight press conference in Munich, and that he did not use the bottle he was holding as a weapon.
The new Marvel superhero epic Thor is an altogether wholesome affair – which means, alas, that we don't get the notorious post-coital exchange between the God of Thunder and the fair maiden: "I'm Thor!" – "Me too, but I had tho much fun".
The rivals' notorious post-election showdown at Millbank was not their first such spat, Campbell's latest tome reveals: "Adam Boulton and I had a row" (page 68); "I tore into Adam Boulton, who was getting [his] knickers twisted" (page 559); "I had a bit of a flare-up with [Adam] Boulton because he quoted on air my 'fuck off' response to his bid for a [Tony Blair] interview" (page 610).
BERLIN--Any young German scientist hoping to carve out an academic career faces a daunting barrier: the notorious post-Ph.D. Habilitation requirement.
He recognized Joe almost immediately from the notorious posts about him on WhiteBlaze.
Other celebrated cases have been the notorious Luton post office murder, Broadwater Farm, the family of Blair Peach, the Orgreave miners, the Newham Seven and the Bradford 12 - all of which challenged the integrity of the police or the inadequacies of the appeal system.
In a now notorious blog post, the comedian Julie Klausner wrote of Deschanel and her ilk: "There's so much ukulele playing now, it's deafening.
News reports from the region quoted Ghana's foreign ministry saying Mr. Obama would go see the notorious slave post, but the White House said Sunday that no schedule has been finalized.
A notorious New York Post headline screamed President Gerald Ford had told the city to "Drop Dead!" New Yorkers felt abandoned by their government and alienated from their own country.
