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infamous

[in-fuh-muhs] / ˈɪn fə məs /


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SEOUL—South Korea’s infamously difficult college-entrance exam can open the door to a promising future—but just 3% of students who took it recently landed a top-tier score for English, half of last year’s rate.

From The Wall Street Journal

Volatility is impossible to escape with silver, which has a bizarre trading history, including an infamous attempt by two brothers to corner the entire market in 1980.

From Barron's

Volatility is impossible to escape with silver, which has a bizarre trading history, including an infamous attempt by two brothers to corner the entire market in 1980.

From Barron's

One thing the brothers were still trying to figure out in the weeks leading up to the show was an exciting equivalent to the infamous ball drop in New York’s Times Square.

From Los Angeles Times

Researchers are testing AI’s hacking capabilities in laboratory settings, and a team at Carnegie Mellon, backed by Anthropic, earlier this year replicated the infamous Equifax data breach using AI.

From The Wall Street Journal