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Those labels were based on eating habits and nutrition data from the 1970s and '80s and before portion sizes expanded significantly.

There were several so-called Super Bowl previews or conference championship previews earlier this season, but those labels were based on preseason predictions, not results, and those games were duds.

These labels were based upon the content of the attitudinal scale.

TTI labels are based on a functional water-based ink that impregnates some areas of an absorbent paper whose edges are waterproofed by a UV graphic ink.

K-pop's all-powerful labels are based in Apgujeong, a neighbourhood in Gangnam.

The effort to develop those labels is based at the Department of Agriculture.

Other less club-oriented labels are based in the city too, including Morr Music, City Slang Records and Sonar Kollektiv.

Calorie counts on food labels are based on a system developed by Wilbur Olin Atwater, a late-19th-century American chemist.

Organizers had wanted to stage the show at the American Airlines Arena in Miami, where many of the Latin artists and music labels are based.

4. Many of his favorite labels are based in small Italian towns, including Guidi, a leather company in Pescia that dates back to the 19th century.

EMI said it would move its headquarters for recorded music to New York, where most other major music labels are based, and Mr. Berry said he intended to hire more executives.