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• It is this infamous notion of the ' abandonment ' of older people by their families that has been prominent in the western gerontological debate.

• The album was also re-mixed for quadraphonic stereo, the now infamous sound system that was then just being introduced.

• Questions have arisen during the past century about postmortem disclosure of information about powerful and famous (but not so much about infamous) people.

• Numerous solutions to this now infamous problem have been proposed.

• Can an infamous person obtain, or a person become infamous retain, a degree?

• Celebrity connotes someone that is widely recognised and famous or infamous.

• This point can be demonstrated by an analysis of a third juba'ing, one that is somewhat infamous.

• From out of all these details emerges a fascinating study of how the infamous ability of bureaucracies to oppose, even defeat, change actually works.

• To adapt an infamous military euphemism, performers came to constitute collateral information.

• The monomorphism restriction, already infamous, forces a somewhat artificial style in this setting.

• The infamous information in the nature of quo warranto presented possibilities, but this apparently made crown lawyers nervous before the 1680s.

• The story remains infamous as one of the most dramatic turning points in all of music history.

• No; but some things once thought infamous may no longer be so.

• The overall approach espoused by these authors suggests a new perspective on the infamous critical period of language learning.

• First to go was the infamous eight-legged essay, which was abolished as an examination subject in 1901.