He became known for instigating a style which drew on Balmain's couture heritage – plenty of embroidery, astronomical price-tags – but fusing it with rock-star influences.
The Iraqi Government estimated the damage and the cost military operations at 35 billion US dollars, not to mention the damage to Iraq's heritage and lives lost, where no price tag can be issued.
TAG Heuer tapped into its watchmaking heritage and the brand's expertise in micromechanics when it decided to introduce Meridiist, its luxury mobile phone line, earlier this year.
While critics have struggled to classify their sound, Hutz, who draws on his Roma heritage, is quick to shrug off the world music tag.
And some heritage birds do sport double-digit per-pound price tags.
In genotyping of additional individuals from the population who had not participated in the linkage study, tag SNP rs558907 was associated with T2D in both full-heritage Pima Indians (Table 2, OR 1.27, p = 0.0291, n = 2,942), and in those individuals who were not full-heritage Pimas (Table 2, OR 1.21, p = 0.0321, n = 3,897).
The tag line was "Back to the Future," but it was the words "heritage" and "craftsmanship" that kept cropping up in conversation with the designer.
Therefore, in the current study this locus was investigated further by genotyping 46 tag SNPs that covered common variation across LPP in 3,625 full-heritage Pima Indians (ESM Table 4, Fig. 1a).
The eight tag SNPs were genotyped in a population-based sample of 3,604 full-heritage Pima Indians and a replication sample of 4,063 mixed-heritage American Indians for association analyses of type 2 diabetes and BMI.
All eight tag SNPs were analysed for associations with metabolic traits in 415 full-heritage non-diabetic individuals (data not shown).
