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notoriety
noun, plural no·to·ri·e·ties.
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Content: “You admittedly carefully planned and executed the murder of a world-famous person for no reason other than to gain notoriety,” New York’s parole board said in its decision. https://t.co/MSe1T4PhG9
— HuffPost (@HuffPost) August 24, 2018
In the early 70s, my folks' friends earned notoriety for painting their house like this. # TheWayWeWere pic.twitter.com/wTydj1w2Pr
— Esther Schindler (@estherschindler) October 13, 2020
Knowing the things people will do for fame and notoriety, makes me grateful for my simple life. — Kenneth Sanders (@KennySanders) October 21, 2020
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Robinhood has gained notoriety during the pandemic by attracting a massive customer base of younger investors. Robinhood agrees to pay $65 million settlement following SEC claims about trading | Lee Clifford | December 17, 2020 | Fortune
It’s unclear what direct impact the notoriety had on the governments of Trinidad and Tobago or Venezuela. A stranded oil tanker at risk of spilling in the Caribbean looks to be safe — for now | Jariel Arvin | October 22, 2020 | Vox
Another gained five minutes of notoriety in May as a gym owner arrested for defying public health orders. Morning Report: