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He is a fiscal and social conservative who opposes same-sex marriage and abortion; Democrats have consistently labeled him as "too extreme" for New Hampshire.

The Catholic Gaelic Irish were the first cohort consistently labeled as "immigrants" in the modern, quasi-pejorative sense, and their experience established a stereotype, a template, applied ever since to whichever national or ethnic group happened to be the latest impoverished arrivals: French-Canadians, Chinese, Italians, Eastern Europeans, Hispanics.

Camera handoff is a crucial step to obtain a continuously tracked and consistently labeled trajectory of the object of interest in multi-camera surveillance systems.

In order to overcome the lower agreement observed for certain videos, the final saliency ground truth was formed on the basis of consistently labeled salient frames only (considered as salient by two or all three annotators).

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has also voiced concerns about the Kurdish advance, and has consistently labeled the YPG as "terrorists".

But Turkey is wary of a strong Kurdish presence on its southern border and Erdogan has consistently labeled the YPG "terrorists".

We are about to find out what this effort to more clearly and consistently label commentary and other forms of analytical and interpretive journalism can really deliver to readers.

As consistently labeling a large amount of meshes manually is a tedious procedure accompanied by inevitable mislabelings, our method is indeed more suitable for semantic mesh segmentation and labeling in real situations.

In this work, we introduce two intuitive and general metrics to allow for objective comparison of tracker characteristics, focusing on their precision in estimating object locations, their accuracy in recognizing object configurations and their ability to consistently label objects over time.

Exhausting to see white male shooters consistently labelled "mentally ill lone wolves".

(The New York Post has taken to consistently labeling her a "wannabe socialite").