It made sense that theater iconoclasts, including the Wooster Group (with its wry spoof "North Atlantic") and Anne Bogart (with a notorious deconstruction set in a mental ward), would see "South Pacific" as a natural demolition target.
When the men's popular sergeant is killed by one of these, two of the unit's most notorious Neanderthals set out on a revenge mission against the civilian population: to rape a 14-year-old girl whom they have seen passing through their checkpoint every day.
For girls like Chido, the notorious bases set up at Nhakiwa, Mapfeka and Chitimbe embody the horror suffered by women in such barbaric circumstances.
He didn't need any marketing gimmicks—his well-deserved reputation as one of skateboarding's most notorious enforcers set him apart.
"Israeli and Chinese spies are notorious for setting up front companies," the authors tell us.
WASHINGTON — When Democrats regained control of Congress three years ago, one first step to combat what they called the "culture of corruption" in Washington was to tighten restrictions on earmarks — the notorious financial set-asides that had become a symbol of political favor trading.
In the quarter currently underway Apple, notorious for setting a low bar with its guidance, expects earnings per share of $4.80 on $23 billion in revenue.
Alexander catches on quickly, whether it's the art of lovemaking, learned after he rescues Shanghai's most notorious madam; setting up a profitable riding and fencing school; or tracking down that Soviet commissar, who comes to Shanghai to foment revolution and to kill key Russian émigrés, including Alexander and his father.
The shindig lived up to its "Poshstock" nickname, with attendees from the notorious Chipping Norton set and two of the Camerons' former bezzies out on bail: Andy Coulson and Rebekah Brooks.
The predawn theft on Friday of the 16-foot sign, one of the Holocaust's most chilling and notorious symbols, had set off outrage around the world.
