Each is captioned by Hebrew words of a traditional prayer.
In 1998, the F.C.C. enacted rules requiring all new programs to be captioned by Jan . 1 2006.
Greenwald, in one of his many TV interviews, had been captioned by CNN as "Glenn Greenwald, Hong Kong" – a pretty big clue.
She said this could involve "breaking down a video segment into very short one-minute clips which are sent out in the universe to be captioned by anyone.
Mr. Troy's composition is captioned by a line of Mr. Toffenetti's prose: "A new melody comes to Broadway-Ham and Sweets, Idaho potatoes, and strawberry shortcake".
Mounted along the walls, near the floor, in the first room, a skinny skein of trash — wood, metal, paper, rubber, string, tape, a pencil — is captioned by scribbled fragments of gnomic prose about drawing, which run beneath it.
As well as paying tribute to master works in the history of painting, the photographs are also pointed satires on the excesses of tabloid journalism: each image is captioned by a headline snipped from the Hackney Gazette, Hunter's local paper, headlines that veer from the mildly eccentric to the shamelessly sensational.
The photo was actually taken nowhere near the border, but rather was snapped in Syria in 2012 and was captioned by the photographer: "Four young Syrian boys with toy guns are posing in front of my camera during my visit to Azaz, Syria.
Each chapter opens with a short essay by a different leading neuroscientist, and the images are captioned in detail by Carl Schoonover, a neurobiologist at Columbia and the author of the volume.
