INDEPENDENT INFLUX With a long track record in Democratic politics, Mrs. Clinton prefers contests limited to party regulars.
Since the term "420" was first coined at a high school in Marin (more on that here), San Franciscans have unabashedly marked the Greenest Day of the Year with joint rolling contests, limited-edition beers, hip hop icons and a hearty helping of Sour Diesel.
The contest, limited to New York wines, was sponsored by the New York Wine and Grape Foundation, a trade group based in Canandaigua.
Companies like Philip Morris International and British American Tobacco are contesting limits on ads in Britain, bigger health warnings in South America and higher cigarette taxes in the Philippines and Mexico.
An $18 dry Johannisberg riesling from the Finger Lakes region was voted New York's best wine of 2003 yesterday in a major contest limited to the state's wines.
FOR many years, many Long Island producers, for various reasons, kept out of the New York Wine and Food Classic, the annual contest limited to the state's wines.
Each year, the Jersey Shore chapter of the Surfrider Foundation, an international surfing organization, holds a longboard surfing contest, limited to the kind of boards — generally nine-foot or longer — preferred by older surfers.
First, each week there will be a weekly theme for all Mixup contests that limit the types of players you can draft for your team.
Contests were limited and largely invitational.
Incentive programs are contests usually limited to a specific group within a company, such as sales, in which employees compete to win some prize.
