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The district, facing a $1 billion budget deficit, maintains that it must make better use of its resources amid what it has labeled a "underutilization" crisis at its schools.

It was part of the military force that President Pervez Musharraf had told President Bush last year would be devoted to hunting down the terrorists of Al Qaeda, one reason the administration was hailing its new cooperation with a country that only a year before it had labeled a rogue state.

And last month, eight-year-old Els wrote to children's book publisher Scholastic to complain that it had labelled an exciting pirate book "for boys".

Instead, it has labeled him an enemy combatant and locked him up in a naval brig in South Carolina.

But the legislation has faced major opposition from the business community, which has labeled it a job killer, saying it would overwhelm small companies.

From the start of the Russia investigation, Trump has labeled it a "witch hunt". He has said it is treating him unfairly ― a characterization he has used for the way all three of his politically oriented pardon recipients were prosecuted.

A user of Digg has labeled it a "propaganda series for homeland security".

While the Pentagon considers the YPG to be the most effective local Syrian fighting force, Turkey has labeled it a terrorist group.

Economist Thomas Piketty has labeled it a return to Europe's Gilded Age when most of the wealth was inherited.

It's been banned in the Ukraine, an Irish cinema has labeled it "vile" and a former terrorist from the West Bank is threatening to sue.

No wonder the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (NESTA) has labelled it a "genuine centre of excellence".