The EU's transatlantic suppliers cannot defy its new labelling rules: much of the soya they send to the EU (3.5m tonnes from America, 8.4m tonnes from Brazil, last year) is GM and is duly labelled, even though most goes only to animals.
As in any kind of environmental or archaeological fieldwork, profiles or cores should be described in the field, and any samples duly labelled.
These works are very carefully researched; sources and "justifications" (as the French call them) are scrupulously set forth in notes, appendixes, bibliographies; inference and conjecture, when used, are duly labeled as such; no fictional devices or manipulations of material are permitted, and the life is generally developed in straight chronological order.
Labelling the duly elected Hamas government a terrorist organisation and refusing to deal with it (the same treatment meted out until a decade ago to Israel's now-respectable peace partner Fatah) while all the time a humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens and the inhabitants grow more desperate, hardly betokens an Israel keen to promote peace and goodwill.
Warner executives heard the demos and duly refused (the label's president Mo Ostin wrote him a note that began, "Nice try, but we're going to have to pass").
The Nobel Prize duly arrived.
The constitution ambiguously labels regions like Catalonia as "nationalities", but it still recognises only one nation, Spain.Catalonia's politicians had stored away so much pent-up fury at the court's long-awaited decision, however, that they duly exploded.
Tim wanted us to have a listen to a track from his new release on the label, Eclipse, which we duly did.
Keane duly signed them, becoming their manager, booker, producer, label boss and publisher.
You see, after some bright spark at the label saw something in the mad teen Adele and duly signed her ass, XL were rolling in it.
