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Once they'd settled in LA, Armstrong – a patriarch on the LA punk scene – established control over Dalle's fledgling music career, dictating who she worked with and which label the Distillers signed to – ensuring everything stayed in "the family".

These TH-positive nigrostriatal clusters initially overlap with μ-opioid receptor expressing patches, which label the striosome compartment within the striatum [33], [34].

In this respect S100I.1 shows the complementary pattern to S100S, T, which label the neuromasts, but not the surrounding tissue.

23 Voorham extracted numeric clinical data concerning diabetes care embedded in general practice electronic health records as free text, and developed a computerised extraction system triggered by numerical values and incorporating nearby names and units which label the measurement.

(E ) Electron-micrograph showing clathrin (10 nm gold particle), which label the trans-Golgi, and the staples (5 nm gold particles) are at two opposite faces of the Golgi.

This phenotype was also clearly visible with fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) against Smed-opsin [ 5] and Smed-tph [ 73], which label the photoreceptor and the pigment cells of the eye.

It even prompted an official response from the Corzine campaign, which labeled the ad "utterly disgusting".

The inquiry found the Australian government – which labelled the incident a "disturbance" – failed in its duty to protect asylum seekers.

The standoff complicated diplomatic relationships and drew criticism from other nations, which labeled the United States an arrogant, deadbeat superpower.

The only catcalls have come from the right, most fervently from The Weekly Standard, which labeled the president's accommodation to China "a national humiliation".

Quite from the Vatican's reaction – which labelled the ruling "short-sighted" and "ideological" – the ruling provoked raised concern on every political side has generated a lively debate.