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1. California's infamous Proposition 13 of 1978 cut property taxes, the main source of revenue for municipalities and school districts.
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2. The tree story surfaced again when a state policeman who was supporting Joe Woodward swore he had taken me out of that infamous tree back in 1969.
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adj.
  1. having an exceedingly bad reputation

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