The parts of London where your claustrophobia may kick in: markets, nightclubs and most notoriously, the underground.
Some of these -- most notoriously in Pakistan -- had become the locus of not just radical but terrorist activity.
The failures most notoriously, the Dome have been the products of bureaucratic compromise.
President Wahid needs rapidly to show that this is going to change, by bringing one of the most notoriously corrupt to court, and thence to prison.
In Britain, a series of business scandals in the 1980s, most notoriously Polly Peck, a conglomerate which manipulated its foreign-exchange earnings, convinced the corporate world that accounting rules had to get better.
Prosecutor Habib Balian said he will prove a cold-case murder allegation against Gerhartsreiter, who spent years moving through U.S. society under a series of aliases, most notoriously posing as a member of the fabled Rockefeller family.
Most of the hundreds of cases in recent years remain unresolved, including most notoriously, that of the investigative reporter Anna Politkovskaya, who was shot dead in her apartment building in a contract killing four years ago.
And Mr. Arafat quickly set about criminalizing "collaboration" in the post-Oslo entity he has governed since 1993 -- most notoriously in the form of a law making the sale of land to Jews punishable by death.
Most notoriously, and damaging, were the charges of sexually abusing the young boys he befriended, charges for which he was found not guilty in court, even as reports of a multimillion-dollar settlement with another boy's family persisted.
This multiplicity adds democratic spice and entertainment value, but for mainstream candidates it can cause serious problems as it did most notoriously in April 2002, when the National Front's Jean-Marie Le Pen squeezed into the run-off against Jacques Chirac, ousting the Socialist candidate, Lionel Jospin.
While most 3D modeling software is notoriously complicated to learn and use, this new product -- from the company best known for the popular Snappy video digitizer -- brings radical simplicity to the process.
More important, this is the view of most ordinary Australians, who are notoriously cynical about their representatives.
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Though unknown to most Western observers, Aweys had notoriously served as military commander of al-Ittihad al-Islami (AIAI) an extremist Islamic organization that seeks to impose a strict version of sharia law on ethnic Somalis, and in parts of Ethiopia and Kenya.
Hong Kong property has notoriously been some of the most expensive in the world for years.
At Nintendo's news conference unveiling the system, Reggie Fils-Aime, the company's president of American operations, poked fun at the notoriously nerdy glasses needed for most 3-D systems.
One of the most desired is attached to Harlem Hill, a notoriously steep incline in New York's Central Park.
By contrast Britain's firemen, notoriously, have in past decades for the most part stubbornly refused training in such medical skills as administering pain-killers, or to carry equipment such as defibrillators (for treating heart attacks).
Kevin Daly of Goldman Sachs thinks there are modest grounds for optimism: the sectors that shrank most this time, such as oil and gas, are notoriously volatile, whereas those that grew, such as services, may be seeing sustainable improvement.
In so far as international comparisons (which are notoriously tricky) are to be believed, secondary education in most ex-communist countries matches western European levels.
Women are the most important influences upon their children's health and the status of women in India is notoriously low.
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One of the most powerful union leaders at a time that unions wielded a great deal of sway over elections -- and were notoriously tied to organized crime -- Hoffa was forced out of the organized labor movement when he was sent to prison in 1967.
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