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Russian President Vladimir Putin notoriously allowed his large black Labrador into the room to nuzzle the famously dog-shy German Chancellor Angel Merkel at their first meeting.
And yet deficit countries are treated like sinners, because running a deficit makes a country dependent on notoriously fickle foreign capital.
The principle even applies to foods: Large amounts of nutmeg or licorice are notoriously toxic.
Adityanath’s behavior has triggered multiple criminal cases against him, which are languishing in India’s notoriously slow-moving courts.
Cycles in oil and commodity prices are notoriously difficult to predict.
The problem is that Italy’s local public administration is notoriously ineffective, especially in the south, where unemployment is highest.
Still, one worries, because the standard economic models are notoriously bad at capturing the macroeconomic effects of uncertainty, which trade wars create with a vengeance.
Germany, with its notoriously low inflation rate, may be among the first countries to experience declining prices.
India's ancient and medieval history is notoriously malleable.
Distinguishing between enhancement and treatment requires defining normality and disease, which is notoriously difficult.
In a capitalist economy, our relationship with the future is guided by economic forces that are notoriously fickle.
A key reason for this lackluster performance is Germany’s notoriously paltry investment rate, which is among the lowest in the OECD.
Regulatory reform is also needed to strengthen support for startup companies – an area in which Germany is notoriously weak, reflected in the difficulties such companies face in obtaining venture capital.
But such mass screening is notoriously ineffective in predicting violence, often yielding enormous numbers of misidentified threats.
But referendums are notoriously unpredictable.
Democracies are notoriously bad at producing credible bargains that require political commitments over the medium term.
In the end, Eastern Europe's pro-EU elites were left with only one means of stirring enthusiasm for EU membership: general pronouncements about how the EU delivered peace and stability to a notoriously war-prone continent, as well as the promises of economic prosperity.
Moreover, Primakov has offered Yevgeny Nazdratenko, the notoriously corrupt governor of Primorsky Krai in the Far East a big role in the alliance, leaving Sergei Dudnik, the region's current Fatherland leader, friend of Luzhkov, and Nazdratenko foe in limbo.
To be sure, government-financed projects in Russia are notoriously crooked, and allegations of corruption swirled around the preparations for the 2014 Olympic Games in Sochi.
Similarly, Angola, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Zimbabwe – countries with notoriously difficult political environments that typically feature at the bottom of global competitiveness indices – have all been key destinations not just for loans, but also for significant non-financial Chinese investment over the last decade.
Oil prices are also notoriously volatile, so the tax scheme must ensure that the government and the oil companies share the costs and benefits of price fluctuations.
Although countries like the United States have notoriously high treatment costs, with medical debt being one of the leading causes of personal bankruptcy, people living in poor countries actually spend more on health care costs relative to their income.
Academics in the arts and humanities are notoriously bad at defending why their work has value.
Of course, forecasting inflation is notoriously difficult.
But data on disabilities are notoriously poor, and the actual numbers might be far higher.
And procurement is notoriously vulnerable to corruption.
Some renewables, such as solar thermal power and geothermal energy, are also notoriously water-intensive.
The US health-care system is notoriously expensive, partly because many of the key costs are controlled by the American Medical Association and private-sector health-insurance companies, which act like monopolists, driving up costs.
The Indian public and the country’s notoriously fractious political class reacted with great pride to the news, unanimously hailing the decisive action as long overdue.
Only one German bank, the notoriously mismanaged Hypo Real Estate, which had already required massive state help, failed.
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