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This week code surfaced that Google is also readying tablet-friendly features for Chrome OS, once pitched as an ideal Netbook companion but now increasingly labeled as a "notebook" operating system on Google's Chrome OS product page.

Dr. Laura B. Dunn, a professor of psychiatry and director of psycho-oncology at the University of California, San Francisco, said that although cancer is increasingly labeled a chronic illness, "it's different from arthritis in that it's more of a chronic threat.

Passion is increasingly labeled as mere post hoc storytelling, an empty cliché that makes for a good narrative.

Arens then proceeds to note that the Spanish government only permitted the enslavement of cannibals in the Caribbean, leading European colonists to increasingly label the indigenous peoples as cannibalistic in order to increase their economic power.

An antibody that can discriminate between H3.1 and H3.3 shows little H3.1 recognition in chromatin on any chromosome at these early stages, but increasingly labels chromatin after subsequent cell divisions.

Increasingly, labels have been forced to take matters into their own hands, with boutique operations like Fat Possum in Mississippi and Third Man Records in Nashville launching their own in-house pressing plants.

Once viewed as amusing, it increasingly became labeled a waste of time and therefore stale, outdated and unappealing.

Berinsky stressed that finding credible sources can be challenging, particularly as sources once viewed as independent have increasingly been labeled as partisan by one side or the other.

Their country is developing an environment in which the will to live is increasingly being labeled as selfish.

Supermarkets increasingly are labeling meat that does not contain antibiotics, just one sign of the growing consumer awareness of the issue.

In recent years, they are increasingly being labelled as examples of alleged "love jihad".