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The amounts of vitamin D present in supplements sold over the counter often bear little resemblance to the descriptions on the bottle labels, a new study concludes.
The spread of the iPod has helped popularize music downloading, giving record labels a new revenue stream for each song sold.
However, this may be well of interest in an on-line system which needs to be adapted, for example, when a user labels a new song to adapt his audio-playing device.
And if you are looking to participate in bipartisan, grassroots activism, join us at No Labels, a new national movement of Democrats, Republicans and Independents, all of whom agree that we must put aside our labels on occasion to work in the country's best interests.
Project Label, a new website started by Columbia alum Brian Foo.
Mr. Haggerty labeled a new online savings account "our home account".
In a cross-platform coup, they were hosting an Interview magazine fete for the clothing label, a new advertiser.
It was well received, and, without really knowing what was going on, I suddenly found myself labelled a new, up-and-coming writer.
I was labelled a new Leni Riefenstahl, the filmmaker who directed the Nazi propaganda film Triumph of the Will, commissioned by Hitler.
If one or two more areas, like tariffs on nonfarm products or trade facilitation, can be added, the talks could be labeled a new round.
Health charities have labelled a new sponsorship deal which has seen the capital's iconic Ferris wheel renamed the Coca Cola London Eye as "inappropriate" for a family attraction.
