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Dr. Woodcock's statement on Tuesday was part of growing chorus that has labeled the heparin contamination as perhaps the most brazen poisoning episode since 1982, when seven people in the Chicago area died after taking Tylenol that had been laced with cyanide.

Hašek is considered an unorthodox goaltender, with a distinct style that has labeled him a "flopper".

At the core of the Syrian conflict is a dictatorial regime that has labeled unarmed civilian demonstrators as "terrorists" and used that label to justify killing them.

Fast forward three months and the story is at the center of a controversy that has labeled the piece for being racially insensitive.

The bill includes provisions that go beyond same-sex marriages, according to the Human Rights Campaign, a national gay rights advocacy group that has labeled the act appalling.

Meanwhile, state and local educators are increasingly frustrated with provisions in the law that have labeled as failing tens of thousands of schools that have fallen short of yearly testing targets, with a 2014 deadline for 100 percent proficiency looming.

When Bret Baier, one of the moderators, brought up a Time cover that had labelled Rubio "the Republican savior," Rubio said, "Let me be clear about one thing: there's only one savior, and it's not me.

Houllier hit back at critics that had labelled Liverpool as boring before the match: "Maybe we are a boring side — as I seem to keep reading — but I will put up with that.

It comes in 15 varieties in bags that have labels like Flirty and Sporty — the Spice Girls of the candy world.

Fact-checkers have found several examples of Trump clothing like suits, ties and shirts that have labels showing they were made in places like Mexico, Bangladesh and China.

Of greatest concern, said one intelligence officer, were crates that had labels indicating the presence of ovens at the site; the ovens, possibly incubators, from Germany and England, could be used for culturing germs and viruses for biological weapons.