Some denounce harassment but consider the tag a demand for better ethical practices in video-game journalism, including more objective reporting and a removal of politics from criticism.
Current estimates show that China will need over 3 billion RFID tags to satisfy demand in the year 2009.
When there is energetic demand, TAGs are broken down into glycerol and FFAs through the process of lipolysis.
Despite the approximate price tag of £1,000, demand far exceeded supply, adding further to its appeal, and when Mouret himself announced last month that he was leaving his label, the dress took on collector's item status, culminating in it being dubbed dress of the year or, as most fashion magazines had it, That Dress.
Universal Studios Hollywood is putting a price tag on the demand for fun.
The luxury handbag market has been expanding ever since Hermès introduced the Kelly and the Birkin bags (named after Grace Kelly and Jane Birkin's respective vaginas), both of which demand price tags in excess of £10,000, even requiring a waiting list.
Still, the iPad's $499-and-up price tag has not stifled demand for that device.
The demand for tagging routes was considered as annoying.
Protest organizers and several legal observers with the National Lawyers Guild engaged with stone-faced officers, who were not wearing name tags, despite regulations and demands by federal authorities that they do so.
Both white (WAT) and brown (BAT) adipose tissue share many common features such as their ability to take up glucose, synthesize and store triacylglycerides (TAG), and mobilize those TAG in situations of energy demand.
