Thomas Schäuble came under criticism when he started his job at Rothaus, tarred with the hard-to-shake label of "wine drinker".
On Wednesday night the mayhem moves to Boston, where the Bruins are next up to shake their label of inveterate chokers in Game 7 against Montreal.
Though he can be genial and very funny, he has never been able to shake his label as a tyrant of fine dining.
He has had some limited success, particularly with an artist named Thornton Dial, whose bold, oversized sculptures and assemblages have appeared in museums around the country and are widely praised, although he has yet to shake the label of "outsider artist".
As I grew, I could never shake this label.
The former secretary of State got branded as "inauthentic" very early on, and couldn't shake that label even as she ran against a world-class liar and bullshitter.
It was a year when Vancouver couldn't shake the label "No Fun City" (there was even a documentary about it) and Wendy's passionate hate-on for slumlords, gentrification, dance music, and hipsters was pretty fucking contagious.
Now, while I have no doubt that my shyness was part of who I was, my genetic makeup so to speak, there was a significant part of me that felt I could never shake that label that other's had given me.
A year ago at this time, Boston College was 9-0 entheinewthe new year and the Big East season, yet had not shaken its label as a pretender.
One hurdle for Sarkozy beyond winning over right and centre-right sympathisers is his lasting unpopularity among the wider French population who still dislike his abrasive personality and his hard-to-shake-off label of "president of the rich".
The upshot, industry analysts say, is that the five major record companies could wind up actually consolidating their power in an Internet age that some analysts thought would shake the labels to their core.
