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And the heart of his programme, of course, is campaign-finance reform.All this has caused him to be labelled a sort of closet Democrat by his colleagues.

The oldest tea in Britain, a box of leaves and flowers neatly labelled "a sort of tea from China" more than 300 years ago, has turned up in the stores of the Natural History Museum in London.

After seemingly effortlessly acquiring Indonesian, Dutch and some Japanese, Anderson plunged into what he later labelled "a sort of love affair with 'traditional Javanese culture'", during two and a half years of fieldwork (1961-64) inthethe revolutionary struggle against Dutch colonialism.

Mr Blair resents nothing more than being labelled a softer sort of Tory.

While No Labels has a sort of blinkered perspective on these sorts of things, we can nevertheless credit Manchin for actually nutting up and trying to do something.

My own lack of enthusiastic social engagement has caused me to be labelled all sorts of things: shy, stuck up, aloof, standoffish, distant, snobbish, rude even.

That the label still sticks is a sort of perverse compliment, a comment on the resilience of the theater before unceasing predictions of its demise.

Canyons Canyons is Ryan Grieve and Leo Thomson, two producers and D.J.'s originally from Perth, Australia, who in 2008 started a label called Hole in the Sky and began to work roughly on the model of New York's DFA: a label, a production team, a sort of band with nebulous personnel and personae.

On October 25, Kennedy is releasing his debut solo EP, Open Wound In a Pool of Sharks, on Sweat Equity, a New York label that's become a sort of incubator for local club producers.

The Musikverein is stuffed with expensive hairdos and designer labels, and the Usher Hall observes a sort of decorous respectability.

And who knows if it had been me and not Charlie [Sheen] how it would have played itself out? "But after that, Blue Velvet became a sort of label.