8 1 Literal reporting of aspects of the plot, for example, what variable the graph displays, labels on the axis, number of data values.
A small botanic garden displays labelled local plants in its grounds.
The display label says diffidently: "The significance of the decapitated head is unclear".
A year before Stalingrad, the Sixth Army had provided "logistical support" during the Babi Yar massacre of 33,000 Jews, a display label explains.
The prominently displayed label debuts as many in the food industry and government are debating how to provide information on the front of packages that includes important elements from the familiar nutrition facts box that usually appears on the back of products.
One of them, from 1817, is "The Columbian Orator," which, as the accompanying display label explains, Douglass first consulted at age 13 and used to hone the oratorical skills he would later employ against "the religious advocates of slavery".
Before them loomed a photograph of the bridge and the two police cars nestled under it at midnight in a giant display labeled "4 Sleeping Cops Caught in the Act".
The booths divide logistically into those that put up display labels and those that do not (making it necessary to ask), and between those that attempt a modicum of curatorial thought and those that just put out the merch.
The show, which opened earlier this month and will be on view at the center's Stedman Gallery through Dec. 22, has been a success for its junior curators, each of them picked two prints from the Rutgers-Camden Collection of Art, researched them and wrote the display labels.
Nonetheless, the Reinheitsgebot still occupies an almost mythic space in the German beer industry's collective psyche: many brewers, still relatively conservative, brew in accordance with the original law, seeing it as an emblem of high-quality, traditional beer (and marketing it as such: many pilsners display labels reading "brewed according to the Reinheitsgebot").
