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For luxury car buyers - notoriously labeled the shrewd shoppers - a good deal is icing on the cake.

If China's 8.7% share of the African oil exports is labeled as energy ravage, then what happens to the 36% ?

Technically, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is responsible for ensuring that pet foods, like human foods, are safe to eat, truthfully labeled and produced under sanitary conditions.

Many of the buildings involved in such cases are labeled "illegal", and those who refuse to relocate are called " nail households ".

This is a Japanese carmaker that routinely turned down the heat at its employee dormitories during working hours and labeled photocopy machines with the cost per copy to discourage overuse.

Vaccine filling and release: the batch of vaccine is diluted to give the desired concentration of antigen, and put into vials or syringes, and labeled. A number of these are then tested.

The prase is labeled as slang in the dictionary.

These backward folk were labeled as "fools" by the general populace.

They have a whole basement of neatly labeled boxes filled with CRAP.

The place is labeled a museum but there is nothing quiet, staid, stuffy or old about it.

Here everything can be labeled as immortal: Immortal Altar, Immortal Mirror, Palace of Three Immortals and Immortal Pool. All these are bestowed the immortal spirit.

The so-called "blood-fraction" laws of 1705 ruled that anyone who was at least 1/8 black — which meant one black great grandparent — could not be labeled white.

He crouched over Gremlin's dollop of fibrous olive dung, using a small plastic scoop to transfer a bit into a specimen tube, which he labeled with time, date, location, and Gremlin's name.

A few small stretches of Petit Bois Island had been labeled heavily or moderately oiled.

Ryan cautioned that some foods labeled as ginger, such as ginger ale or ginger cookies, may contain only ginger flavoring.

They stepped out of the alleyway together. Fifty yards along the crowded pavement there were spiked black railings flanking two flights of steps, one labeled gentlemen, the other ladies.

Recently, I came home with a little bag full of tiny seeds labeled as "black cumin."

The ex-England striker labeled himself as "the athlete; the ambassador; the icon" in the brochure.

Sometimes, on our bookshelves, I'd catch a glimpse of the binders labeled "Anthem Guys, " where I'd saved the mementos and photos of our baseball summers.