Thirty-five percent more people took indulgently labeled vegetables over healthy positive-labeled vegetables, and 41% more took indulgently labeled vegetables over those labeled healthy restrictive.
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One was labeled 'speak' and the other was labeled 'conceal.
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There might be 50 tiles labeled 010 and 250 labeled 2100.
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She hardly ever got labeled ugly, nor was she commonly labeled hot.
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Vegetables labeled indulgently were 25% more likely be taken than basic-labeled.
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Labeled storage bins Labeled storage is the ultimate weapon in giving everything a designated home.
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Trustworthy sources are labeled with a green icon, while unreliable sources are labeled with red.
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Dubinsky: They are highly reliant on labeled data, not just heavy data, but labeled data.
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Because the moment you do something, you are -- you&aposre labeled Islamophobic, you&aposre labeled a bigot.
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AVA consists of more than 57,000 video segments labeled with 96,000 labeled humans and 210,000 total labels.
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For example, manipulated media "may be" labeled, and manipulated and deceptive content is "likely to be" labeled.
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" Later, animation portrays China as attacking American factories with artillery labeled "currency manipulation" and bombs labeled "illegal tax subsidies.
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I'm tired of women getting labeled as "hags" when they get old and guys get labeled as sexy with age.
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In the suburbs, 26 percent of voters labeled the activists as villains, but only 230 percent labeled the Senate as such.
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Products "must be safe for consumers under labeled or customary conditions of use, and they must be properly labeled," the agency said.
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So you're basically labeling half the population 'plus size,' because the fashion industry has labeled me... people don't want to be labeled.
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But Radiohead, a band that is still around and labeled by some a 21st-century Beatles, is also commonly labeled ALTERNATIVE ROCK.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson driving a digger labeled "Get Brexit Done" through a brick wall labeled "Gridlock," followed by a baffled silence.
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In this case, you're twice as likely to pull out a tile labeled 250 as you are to pull out a tile labeled 250.
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If we are being labeled, why not be labeled the Main Street Republicans, people who are trying to work together to get things done.
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But as Best pointed out on Twitter, WikiLeaks shared a version (labeled "1.3") that was much different than the document Best published (labeled "1.2").
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That's a stark departure from current AI training methods, which require reams of labeled data: think photos of cats that are explicitly labeled as cats.
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One group of participants taste-tested drinks labeled "super low" in alcohol content labeled as 4 percent ABV for wine and 1 percent for beer.
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There were areas where things were labeled things that weren't actually what they were labeled, but where we realized that repair work had to be done.
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The problems occurred where products were falsely labeled or where the specifications were outside those agreed with the customer but labeled as within specifications, he said.
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In fact, this is already done in London, where the cheaper, left-side fare is labeled UberPool and the pricier, right-side option is labeled uberX.
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On a scale ranging from 1 (labeled "Rotten") to 5 (labeled "Yummy") Oatly's stench raked in mostly rotten ratings — two people gave it a neutral score.
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We started with one sheet from each brand of paper towels and labeled each Once each towel was torn and labeled, we were ready to begin.
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It showed two water fountains: One labeled, "White" with clear liquid spouting from it and a more spartan-looking fountain labeled "Colored," with brown liquid spewing out.
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" She also plays the person trying to shut the door, labeled "cutest girls on TikTok videos," and the disgusted third person already in the room, labeled "white boys.
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The detail has appeared on boots, wallets, and scarves, some labeled for what they are ("WALLET") while others are labeled for what they are meant for ("FOR WALKING").
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Thumbing through a drawer of clipping packets can engender a sense of historical whiplash; a packet labeled "BOMBINGS, NYC" sits almost adjacent to one labeled "BOOTBLACKS," for example.
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Since 2010, packages labeled "Israel" went through Israeli customs and were delivered, but those labeled "Palestine" were routed through Jordan, where they gathered dust in a holding facility.
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If Gadsby is labeled a "fat dyke who's dead inside," then straight white men should have to deal with the discomfort of being specifically and sometimes negatively labeled too.
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The Samsung Gear S3 will come in two versions that are identical beyond outward appearances: a rugged darker number labeled Frontier, and a traditional stainless steel one labeled Classic.
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In both cases, nearly as many respondents labeled China and Russia as a "very significant threat" to America as those who labeled Iran as any type of serious danger.
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"You labeled Kim last year, you labeled Brandi [Glanville] and now you're labeling me," Hadid told Rinna, who in turn defended herself as a tortured party to someone else's gossip.
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China has for years dodged being labeled one and media reports suggest it's not been labeled this time either, even if the yuan is approaching the 20193-per-dollar mark.
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A recent study showed that 92% of patients preferred a drug labeled as a breakthrough over the same drug not labeled as such but described as meeting the breakthrough criteria.
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The next best metabolism measuring method, called doubly labeled water, involves drinking a sample of water that contains (or is "labeled with") forms of the elements deuterium and oxygen-2250.
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The pantry features a lazy Susan of Tobasco sauces, transparent labeled storage containers, and a cereal box labeled "Chrissy's Bunches of Oats" with the cookbook author's face on the front.
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China has for years dodged being labeled one and media reports suggest it's not been labeled this time either, even if the yuan is approaching the 22019-per-dollar mark.
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Democratic Congresswoman Nanette Barragan, who saw the signs on Monday during a tour of the station, said a cell labeled yes was filled; there was nobody in a cell labeled no.
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If a book is clearly labeled as inspirational romance, then the reader will know what they're getting, just as they know when a book is labeled erotic romance what's in store.
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" The video was also labeled, "Our newest family member.
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" Critic David Levi Strauss labeled the work "therapeutic realism.
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" It also labeled the strikes a "proportionate" response. "U.
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" During the trial, Lahoo labeled his words "thoughtless remarks.
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Dozens of parents are being split from their children each day — the children labeled "unaccompanied minors" and sent to government custody or foster care, the parents labeled criminals and sent to jail.
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" She went on to say that she makes her own rules and added "I'm tired of women getting labeled as 'hags' when they get old and guys get labeled as sexy with age.
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On Wednesday, Uber driver Erika Betts tweeted a photo of two separate bathrooms—one labeled "employee" and one labeled "partner" (what Uber calls drivers)—at an Uber Greenlight Hub in Providence, Rhode Island.
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It also necessitates that photoshopped images be labeled as such.
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It has labeled a group of Uighur leaders as terrorists.
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The fact that this is labeled 2000 is honestly disturbing.
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This should be an officially labeled time of the year.
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There also could be a preset labeled THX or ISF.
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Unfortunately, the fear of being labeled "a Shane" still persists.
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It has even been labeled a "disruptor" in the industry.
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Each bomb is individually wrapped and labeled depending on scent.
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"Signature pose… got to do it!" she labeled the shot.
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Don't stand for being labeled crooked or lying or failing.
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The page with Swartz's email address is labeled page 277.
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The cleaner is labeled as "Amazon's Choice" with 4.6 stars.
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Each object, as well as his body, was carefully labeled.
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I don't want to be labeled an April Fools' grinch.
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But "App Icon Size" is how it's labeled in Settings.
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Objects, including vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists and signage is all labeled.
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"It labeled our Dreamers as criminals," she told the paper.
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Fraudulently labeled organic food has started cropping up in stores.
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Greeks labeled a woman who begged for sex a dog.
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"Keeping Up With The Kousins," Khloé labeled the sweet picture.
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Therefore, those innovations tend to be labeled as performance enhancements.
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"Chopped," she simply labeled the photo with the popular filter.
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Each of their presents is labeled with a sweet tag.
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Instead, the selections will include specially labeled bottles and backstories.
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One of those Core M processors now labeled Core i.
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The two levels mentioned above were labeled low and medium.
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" Until then, if you're concerned, choose products labeled "paraben-free.
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The first drawer is labeled "Math" in big bold letters.
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It's labeled "1118 Woof Ranch," in case you were curious.
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" New York manager Joe Girardi labeled it "a crazy game.
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And he doesn't really mind being labeled as a doppelgänger.
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He has been labeled the most interesting man in golf.
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But Schott Stevens labeled the move a form of protectionism.
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Each shape is labeled based on what caused the acne.
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The literary world, scandalized, quickly labeled LeRoy's work a hoax.
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His disability payments ceased because he was labeled as deceased.
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LAPD's crime scene materials are labeled in English and Japanese.
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Opponents have labeled it the "Wrong Choice Act," with Rep.
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" New York Magazine has labeled her the "anti-pop star.
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A separate GoFundMe labeled "FREE HOYT" garnered more than $13,000.
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You'll recall Trump was labeled "Putin's Bitch" earlier this year.
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And he labeled Trump a racist and a rampant liar.
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We don't want to be labeled as living on [welfare].
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Boris Johnson has been labeled "Britain Trump" by the president.
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In the organizational chart, there's no box labeled First Lady.
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He has labeled Chinese trade practices as abusive and unfair.
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" And Stone labeled the Mueller probe as being "politically motivated.
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Influential Republicans have labeled him dishonest, demagogic, dangerous, even racist.
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Politifact labeled it as "lie of the year" in 2628.
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"Any myth should be clearly labeled as such," Omer writes.
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So fast that about 52 bottles are labeled per minute.
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Why are some violent acts labeled terrorism and others not?
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They don't want to be stereotyped and pigeonholed and labeled.
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The instructions were clear, and all parts were clearly labeled.
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Canadian authorities have labeled the shooting an act of terrorism.
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What happens when a nation is labeled a currency manipulator?
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A "moral panic," as cultural critics labeled it, set in.
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"Ugh, we should have labeled that tape," my sister said.
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Some were close to 100 percent of their labeled concentrations.
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But really, it felt odd to be labeled as Old.
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I was labeled a Satanic spy of the West, etc.
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About half of the CBD extract oils were labeled inaccurately.
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The Cybertruck wasn't the only vehicle that was labeled unholy.
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Being labeled a manipulator would have limited consequences for China.
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Critics on the right have already labeled it as "amnesty."
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Lawmakers praised Mr. Tillerson's statement, though some labeled it overdue.
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Mr. Trump has labeled the military group a terrorist organization.
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For example, grand jury information is labeled in red text.
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Material related to continuing investigations is labeled in white text.
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American officials have long labeled Huawei a national security threat.
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Abstain from social media and you are labeled a dinosaur.
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Still, he was uneasy with how the band was labeled.
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" To his left was a scrawny, disheveled waif labeled "U.
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And I will never be labeled as shy and scared.
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He was labeled cocky, a ball hog, a bad teammate.
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North Carolina, like Florida, once was labeled a slow spender.
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Bring up Clinton's health, be labeled a crazy conspiracy theorist.
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The stunt was labeled "thuggish" and "offensive" by intel veterans.
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"Bernie's labeled himself, not me, a democratic socialist," Biden said.
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I also cringe when "Latino" is labeled as a race.
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The document is labeled unclassified and for official use only.
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All these miscreants are labeled "snowflakes," though that's getting rusty.
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Facebook and YouTube have labeled fake news stories as such.
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Some settlement products had been labeled as originating from Israel.
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This year, I labeled 119, nearly half, as great values.
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Some videos have been incorrectly labeled and that's not right.
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The Black Hebrew Israelites have been labeled a hate group.
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Smaller bones caught in the sieve were bagged and labeled.
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The four tabs are labeled Home, Activity, Discover, and Settings.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center labeled him a white nationalist.
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" The staffing estimates provided so far have been labeled "unreliable.
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Dr. Porco even labeled her online reports a captain's log.
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Latinx people may be labeled "displaced" if they are undocumented.
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Some images were labeled with the date, classification, and event.
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This photo was labeled, 'Exempt from automatic downgrading and declassification.'
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One has a file labeled 200 and the other doesn't.
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Compared with girls who did not report having been labeled fat at age 14, girls who were weight labeled at 14 had higher scores at age 19 on the eating disorders inventory, researchers found.
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But it would have to be properly labeled with ingredients and other information, and the product "must be safe for use by consumers under labeled or customary conditions of use," according to the agency.
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But who gets labeled a terrorist in the US is a controversial question — namely, someone committing violence for his or her beliefs tends to be more easily labeled a terrorist if those beliefs involve Islam.
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"My youngest daughter, she's so cute and labeled everything," she says.
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The ImageNet database is a massive, hand-labeled set of images.
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"Keeping Up With The Kousins," Khloé, 34, labeled the sweet picture.
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Her Instagram account, labeled "hair diary" now has over 100,000 followers.
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Everyone who criticizes the president is labeled a racist, they say.
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And really that's the only reason we've been labeled as liberal.
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" Schaffner labeled the administration's claims as "absurd" and "not even plausible.
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McKnight's killing is being labeled a "road rage" incident by police.
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Mohammed says he fled Ghana because he was labeled a criminal.
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Some of the pills were labeled, like cyclobenzaprine, a muscle relaxant.
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The song was labeled anti-Russian by Russian media last week.
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We don't like to be the judge or to be labeled!
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Each one was labeled with a pregnant woman's name from China.
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Chan's company labeled the allegation "nonsense," according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The other 11 listed are labeled either solid or likely Democrat.
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This area is labeled the "Old Catholic" section of the cemetery.
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In that case, she should have labeled it in her post.
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The fact that he's been labeled a sex offender was huge.
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" Instead, the classification is labeled under "disorders due to addictive behavior.
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Waldman identifies as plus-sized, although she doesn't like being labeled.
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The longest of these, labeled d, is the one you want.
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We labeled them A and B and gave them a taste.
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The Sun newspaper labeled Juncker "the most dangerous man in Europe".
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A coach half-jokingly labeled her "too fast" on the ice.
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LGBTQ people are labeled gender traitors and also subject to death.
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And then how everything is labeled under the name 'Amanda Knox.
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The agency labeled each tweet calm, agitated, prepared or a retweet.
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The president repeatedly labeled NAFTA as unfair to the United States.
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It can initially be secured in a clearly labeled paper bag.
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Not being able to be labeled so easily has its advantages.
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Every single tool is laid in a labeled square of tape.
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Although often labeled as science fiction, it's technically a fantasy adventure.
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At the time, Warner Brothers labeled her difficult and counter-sued.
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Russia has often labeled this presence a violation of international law.
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Beyonce's 2016 Super Bowl performance was unfairly labeled as anti-police.
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As of Friday afternoon, Harvey was labeled a category three storm.
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""You labeled it 'political correctness' and decided it was something bad.
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Some of the sub-folders will be labeled BIOS and configs.
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DVD players that were labeled "defective," were being sold for $179.98.
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You were deprived of your human rights and labeled a criminal.
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Want to know if your comment would get labeled as toxic?
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Turkey's NATO allies haven't labeled the YPG as a terrorist group.
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Young brands on Amazon run the risk of being private-labeled.
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You've been labeled the next Steven Adams a couple of times.
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It was labeled an act of terror and ISIS claimed responsibility.
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Macy's has about 680 department stores, including those labeled as Bloomingdale's.
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But in my era, I would have been labeled a bitch.
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"I could not see a door labeled 'no action' " he said.
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She was labeled an "unfortunate researcher" and accused of causing hysteria.
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If the Turks labeled these images properly, they were working honestly.
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Richard Blumenthal, labeled the president's actions "abhorrent and unacceptable" Wednesday evening?
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Organic, recalled products are labeled "organic" & include "California" on the stickers.
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The World Health Organization has labeled both those claims as misinformation.
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Piled up inside are foil-covered parcels labeled with different names.
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It was labeled the alliance's largest exercise since the Cold War.
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Fox programming is distinctly labeled to keep bias out of reporting.
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Many groups labeled terrorists by Western governments found refuge in Syria.
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Some critics have labeled it an arm of Russian government intelligence.
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I still shouldn't just be labeled as a woman who raps.
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Conservative political philosopher Paul Gottfried labeled them "alternative right" in 2008.
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For decades, authorities labeled them illegal immigrants and denied them citizenship.
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Inhabitants' angst over this tremendous loss has been labeled ecological grief.
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" NAACP President Derrick Johnson labeled the fires acts of "domestic terrorism.
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Building human-labeled data sets is straightforward with pictures and words.
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"I fight against it and I get labeled anti-Dalai Lama."
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Suddenly, performance Trump labeled disastrous under Obama was spectacular under Trump.
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She added that the rule was labeled "pending" in previous agendas.
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Some labeled Pruitt's move politically opportunistic, while others were more circumspect.
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I was more terrified of being labeled "crazy" than anything else.
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Start a blank document and you'll see a button labeled Body.
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It's often labeled as a "discount" to please the stock market.
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The images in this Clinton email are labeled "secret win." pic.twitter.
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Check the box labeled "Display Steam URL address bar when available."
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Humanitarian groups have accordingly labeled tactics in Yemen crimes against humanity.
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An earlier version of this briefing labeled a Noteworthy item incorrectly.
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Our limb, eukarya, seems to branch off the limb labeled archaea.
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The missile components had been labeled parts for fish-processing machinery.
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Gottlieb labeled teen vaping an "epidemic" almost exactly a year ago.
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" And Sanders' campaign labeled Harris' plan "bad policy" and "bad politics.
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Female genital mutilation is labeled "abuse," a "brutal" or "barbaric" practice.
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It puts you at risk of being labeled a habitual offender.
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The press, which he's labeled the "enemy of the American people"?
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Twitter labeled the video as "manipulated media" hours before Facebook did.
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The number is labeled "book value" on a company's balance sheet.
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Six years ago, she was labeled the Senate's most endangered incumbent.
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That schism is a distinction some have labeled 'grass tops vs.
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Misafir is invariably labeled "a Turk" by the whites he meets.
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I was labeled a polemicist, a racist and a secret Buddhist.
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The seeds will soon be taken indoors, dried, bagged, and labeled.
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Today, Twitter is also detailing how manipulated media will be labeled.
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What does it mean for a product to be labeled 'natural'?
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Kyrgios in turn labeled Nadal "super salty" and a bad loser.
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Naturally, the map, labeled "America's Most Misspelled Words," included a misspelling.
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" One of the institute's main programs is labeled "Ending Endless War.
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All the functions of Canva's editor are clearly labeled and searchable.
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Britain's reigning monarch was labeled "out of touch" for the speech.
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" Trump in a November tweet labeled Schiff as "little Adam Schitt.
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" It also includes an image of a boat labeled the "Trumptanic.
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Norwegians' fascination with each others' taxes has been labeled "financial porn".
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Boxes are labeled live chicks, but shipped with our regular mail.
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Each wheel is labeled with a unique plaque of milk protein.
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It is the risk of being labeled gimmicky or a sellout.
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Its 2015 Clare Valley riesling, labeled "Monsters, Monsters, Attack!" was terrific.
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Some observers even labeled them the best group in the sport.
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Once that data is labeled, it can be applied access policies.
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A number of other projects since then have been labeled scams.
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Believe it or not, they won't like being labeled that way.
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Avoid any spätlese also labeled "trocken," which indicates a dry wine.
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The flights drew a protest from Beijing, which labeled them provocative.
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Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana labeled investigators the "Misfire Hurricane" team.
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When has anyone ever been persuaded by being insulted or labeled?
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" Politico once labeled him as the "loopiest member of Trump's retinue.
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Trump labeled the decision as an opportunity for American solar manufacturers.
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" Business Insider labeled it "The Greatest Moment In Financial TV History.
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" The uncertified part is highlighted in white and labeled "Extended Configuration.
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Such drugs can be inaccurately labeled or transported at improper temperatures.
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The asteroid has been labeled a "Potentially Hazardous Asteroid" by NASA.
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She identified and labeled the plants along pathways around the property.
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Real Housewives Star Labeled As RacistJohn Cena Speaks On Nikki Bella
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Even the basic tortas, as they are labeled, are hardly basic.
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The United States has labeled the Guards Corps a terrorist organization.
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She keeps the objects in labeled compartments, like teeth and feathers.
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They are afraid of being labeled a racist or a homophobe.
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She holds out the sandwich, labeled this time, with my name.
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"The concern that politicians have is being labeled anti-Semitic or labeled anti-Israel or labeled opposed to the cultural values of the U.S.-Israel relationship," says Representative Ro Khanna, a California Democrat who has been at the forefront of progressive foreign-policy initiatives, including as lead sponsor of a bill to end U.S. military assistance to Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen.
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This diagram shows an example of a three-body system, with two stars labeled A and B and a planet labeled P. You can see how each object has two different gravitational forces acting on it.
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" It is important to note that, unlike food products, cosmetics and body products do not need to undergo an FDA review, but do need to be "properly labeled" and "safe under labeled or customary conditions of use.
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Kim has labeled the exercises practice for an invasion of North Korea.
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" And last week, he said: "I was never labeled as a moderate.
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Later Monday, the U.S. Treasury Department labeled China as a currency manipulator.
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Then, the Treasury Department late on Monday labeled China a currency manipulator.
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But other tests had labeled the feed "Explore," which made more sense.
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Each package is labeled "sweet & salty," basically the best flavor combo around.
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Only those labeled H5, H7 and H10 have caused deaths in humans.
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Some protesters carried signs labeled Bayan Muna, the leftist alliance's political party.
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Can't a woman have a hobby without being labeled a hopeless loser?
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As most people would agree, this clearly can be labeled fake news.
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In an October 2015 blog post, Puzder labeled Trump on the fringe.
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National Weather Service meteorologists labeled the storm forecast "tricky" earlier this week.
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The scene of the crash previously has been labeled a dangerous crossing.
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Depression with a hint of borderline is what the clinicians labeled it.
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Every inch of the building below had been cataloged, labeled, and scrubbed.
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Renren, the company widely labeled as 'China's Facebook,' has long since pivoted.
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" Beyonce quotes Shire's poetry in a portion of the series labeled "Intuition.
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Once they've labeled us, I feel pressured to stay in that role.
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The stacks of meticulously-labeled drawers suggest a method to the madness.
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Ron Wyden (D-OR), is labeled with a conspicuous number: S.420.
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And every piece is labeled to make it really easy to follow.
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Sometimes players get labeled before you get a chance to know him.
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While the AP never labeled them as major donors, clearly many were.
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Make your own box with a pen, labeled ''None of your business.
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Only items labeled BUY MORE, SAVE MORE are included in this offer.
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Local media showed photos with boxes labeled "chairman's room" in block letters.
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Unless, of course, everything was properly labeled with easy to interpret stickers.
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Technically, everything has been officially labeled "not for human consumption," he said.
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At one point, Google's photo algorithm mistakenly labeled black people as gorillas.
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Do you think LGBTQ music should be labeled separately from other music?
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Make your pick from the drop-down menu labeled Default email reader.
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The U.S. State Department officially labeled Adnani a terrorist in August 2014.
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In Dickson's video, we see two prototype iPhones labeled "P1" and "P2".
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And he lamented that being labeled a "billionaire" was basically a slur.
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Critics labeled the effort a vanity project, tantamount to a grail quest.
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They're labeled with tropical drink names in fonts with retro-chic flair.
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They are often labeled "Dreamers" in reference to the related DREAM Act.
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A segregated society of groups that they've created and even labeled themselves.
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" Chief among them is the so-called bathroom bill, simply labeled "privacy.
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Later that day, the U.S. Treasury labeled China as a currency manipulator.
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Each of these eight segments is labeled with different symbols and colors.
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Many labeled this achievement as a game changer for the rocket industry.
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He also labeled the story as "faux reporting" in a tweet. Nope.
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" Former Fed Chair Ben Bernanke labeled the measures "budgetary sleight of hand.
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They're easy to identify in the app because they're labeled as so.
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At other times, Trump has labeled something terrorism even before local authorities.
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Labeled storage is the ultimate weapon in giving everything a designated home.
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Coutts, also part of the RBS Group, is another white labeled client.
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The nonfamous people are often labeled starkly—Black Man, or An Arab.
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The Netherlands, similarly, has been labeled fascist for blocking a Turkish minister.
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"A serial survivor of scandals," as the Associated Press recently labeled him.
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President Trump labeled the opioid epidemic a public health emergency on Thursday.
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The meals were color-coded, individually wrapped, and labeled for each day.
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Labeled Operation Border Resolve, the sweep targeted families with court-ordered removals.
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This post, labeled "The One True Donald," has been upvoted 45k times.
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By the time I was four, I was labeled the bossy one.
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"I got a whole hard drive that's just labeled 'Yikes,' " he said.
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Conventional wisdom (and the soda industry) immediately labeled Berkeley a wacky anomaly.
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" He has even labeled the media the "enemy of the American people.
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" The particular stand of petroglyphs is labeled "Shamanic Visions or Alien Visitors.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and Elizabeth Warren have both labeled Maduro as a dictator.
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The meeting has been labeled "secret," but the UAW disputed that characterization.
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Other times, it's labeled as spam because folks can't believe it's real.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas), have labeled it an "existential" threat to mankind.
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The letter was found inside an envelope labeled "doomed," Commissioner Ross said.
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A kid labeled as low-grit could be easy pickings for bullies.
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Some attacks, at first glance, seem like they should be labeled terrorism.
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We were collectively labeled "terrorist collaborators" for gaining accreditation from the separatists.
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If milk was older than four days, it needed to be labeled.
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"I said, 'You don't want to be labeled by that,'" Beltran said.
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Moderates seem too scared of being labeled "crazy socialists" to understand that.
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The remaining email is labeled "secret," the second-highest level of classification.
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PolitiFact has labeled 34 of Mr. Trump's assertions "Pants on Fire" lies.
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New York politicians and officials quickly labeled the incident a terror attack.
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Among the store-bought meals, more than half were labeled as organic.
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"Lines We Cross" is split into seven different sections labeled by titles.
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This led to him being labeled as Trump's most popular Cabinet secretary.
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Unless labeled otherwise, every TV we link to is now 250 inches.
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Under the Obama administration, North Korea has been labeled a "Chinese problem".
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" Several political operatives and news organizations, including CNN, labeled the video "racist.
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But Atoms is determined to avoid being labeled a Silicon Valley shoe.
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Some optimistic views labeled 75 days of silence as a positive signal.
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They fear they will be labeled as a pedophile, disgusting or evil.
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Do you care when Geryon is labeled as tech-metal or prog?
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Most were labeled with some shorthand, obscure title, or nothing at all.
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Joe: After it passes, the products are labeled, boxed, and shipped out.
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As a result, all of the "Pokémon" plushies are labeled "Pocket Monsters."
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CNN: In your first term, your critics labeled you authoritarian, a dictator.
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Each was labeled: Phil Heath Enterprises, Sponsors, Taxes, Travel and so on.
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But she thinks that confident and assertive women are still labeled bossy.
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There, they discovered eight folders labeled with the names of different men.
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These trains are labeled with different letters than the ones she remembers.
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None of these posts was labeled a political ad by Facebook's algorithm.
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Two ads that ran on the broadcaster's page were labeled political ads.
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Look for flours that are labeled superfine as much as you can.
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I had been identified, labeled, and excluded—by my own supposed people.
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City has not labeled false any of the information reported to date.
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Something labeled "ham and water product" can have any amount of water.
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"The site was never actioned or labeled for porn," the company said.
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Mr. Lee, wearing a green jumpsuit labeled "Alexandria Inmate," said he understood.
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I also have a Google Doc labeled "Quarantine Diaries" with my roommate.
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The United States then labeled China a "currency manipulator," deepening the rift.
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Who are the 1,475 unaccounted-for children who have been labeled "lost"?
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If anyone complains about it, she said, they're automatically labeled a wimp.
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The Rohingya are widely labeled "Bengali," implying they are immigrants from Bangladesh.
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Global health officials have not labeled the virus' outbreak a pandemic, either.
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I keep it in a labeled spray bottle to make cleaning easier.
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Here's how I'd rank them, labeled by their celebrity guest star: 1.
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In restaurants, absolutely everything gets labeled with its name and the date.
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Supervised learning is a trial-and-error process based on labeled data.
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Labeled data is thus fallible the way that human labelers are fallible.
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So if GMOs are labeled by government statute, several problems are created.
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Clinton has been labeled power-hungry since she was a young woman.
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Several criticized the authorities for having labeled everyone on campus as rioters.
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The truth is that Jon never liked being labeled the Great Eviscerator.
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Select the first one, with the image of a laptop, labeled "System."
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Republicans labeled it the "Schumer shutdown," after Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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Some centrists facing tough reelection races are worried about being labeled obstructionists.
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The stories that Russia labeled "fake news" were certainly more mainstream fare.
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Trump labeled Conway a "wack job" on the South Lawn on Wednesday.
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But if a woman did it, she would be labeled a bitch.
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For her pains, she was relieved and publicly labeled a toxic leader.
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Also inside the Facebook app's settings menu is a button labeled Ads.
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Once you're in Pro mode, you'll find a toggle button labeled ND8.
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Currently, stolen mail cases in Georgia are labeled as misdemeanor theft charges.
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Instead, his colleagues have labeled it a "suicide prevention bill," he says.
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" Early in his career, Brown chafed against being labeled "the fireman-writer.
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The United States had last labeled China a currency manipulator in 1994.
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If you labeled it as such, would that dramatically affect the attendance?
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The SafeCare RX brand (labeled SCRX) is only used by medical professionals.
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Restaurants and stores have been labeled as pro-protest or pro-police.
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Boxes are neatly labeled with the date, and their contents and destination.
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The FBI has not labeled the shooting as an act of terrorism.
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But globally, even more are being built and labeled as green energy.
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China is no longer in danger of being labeled a currency manipulator.
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"It came out of a box labeled 'Grade D, edible,'" he said.
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That area reopened just last year and is now labeled Jerusalem Cove.
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He would have been satisfied with anything that was labeled health insurance.
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Instead, those products are labeled "organic" and include "California" on the sticker.
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Oil majors like Shell have publicly labeled divestment as a material risk.
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That data comes from the rate Agari sites labeled emails as fake.
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The CDC urges people to dispose of any packages that aren't labeled.
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Go deeper: EU court rules products from Israeli settlements must be labeled
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These problems are often found together and are labeled testicular dysgenesis syndrome.
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Mr. McGurk resigned and was swiftly labeled a "grandstander" by the president.
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Pour into a labeled spray bottle and spray down the shower walls.
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"Though labeled 'releasees,' they remain prisoners in every respect," the complaint said.
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And once an economy gets labeled "miraculous" or "hopeless," the stereotype sticks.
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In 2011, Trump discussed how the Clintons were labeled as racist during the 2008 primary campaign against then-Senator Barack Obama, comparing it to how he was being labeled a racist for pushing the conspiracy theory about Obama's birthplace.
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An ABC News-Washington Post poll found that 31 percent of adults say they would be less likely to support Sanders if he was labeled as a democratic socialist and 38 percent said so when labeled as a socialist.
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We revisit our own stories and examine times when we have been labeled — or have labeled others — based on only one aspect of identity, and we start to acknowledge that our own bias influences our perception of the world.
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Just because a product is labeled "organic" doesn't necessarily mean it really is.
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The U.S. joins 14 Latin American countries that have labeled Maduro's presidency "illegitimate."
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He was labeled as a deserter, and he vanished from the public eye.
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They have labeled themselves his secretary and fundraising chair for his "campaign," respectively.
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Not all of Amazon's in-house brands are clearly labeled as Amazon-owned.
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Only sunscreens labeled as broad-spectrum protect against both types of ultraviolet light.
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"ACLU has labeled Barr "the godfather of the NSA's bulk data collection program.
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Needing help for any of these tasks was labeled as a dependence disability.
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Ultra-conservative outlet Breitbart labeled Trump "Amnesty Don" after news of the deal.
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However, there is a form of education today labeled just-in-time training.
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Foods labeled organic may not be grown with most synthetic substances, including glyphosate.
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Paglia, of course, has always dismissed critics who have labeled her a conservative.
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By the end, Cruz bitterly labeled his conqueror an "utterly amoral" pathological liar.
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She has a bed there and drawers labeled with her name on them.
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No. They were clearly labeled and the mud was even a different color.
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Labeled the "Hanseatic League," this group includes the Netherlands, Finland, Denmark and Latvia.
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The United States has labeled Noureddine a specially designated global terrorist, it said.
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Right-wing media labeled her as too frail and physically weak to lead.
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The recalled product has the code "082621222" labeled on top of the lid.
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While choosing between hitting dinner plates labeled with more and less sugary foods.
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These Concerned Citizens flyers, labeled with "KCRCC," seemed designed to blur that distinction.
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" Responding to an Instagram comment, Ripa, 49, labeled the backlash as "fake outrage.
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Instead, he labeled these moments "hurdles" and "hiccups" on the road to recovery.
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Until then, trans patients were labeled as suffering from "gender identity disorder" (GID).
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Facebook and Instagram users can also manually report ads that aren't labeled properly.
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However, Cramer has labeled the month of flowers "terrible" for retail and housing.
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With the Omni, the camera labeled "one" is the brains of the operation.
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While Jordan's policy positions have been labeled progressive, she resists comparisons to Sanders.
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Stephanie' manner of death was labeled suicide and Vincent's was ruled a homicide.
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Two cases were simply labeled as attempts to "infiltrate" Customs and Border Protection.
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Former U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson labeled the actions as ethnic cleansing.
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" He's sick of seeing homeopathy labeled as "pseudoscience," or "quackery," or a "scam.
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Got labeled a diva, as happens to pretty much all women in music.
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Stephanie's manner of death was labeled suicide and Vincent's was ruled a homicide.
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So is Argentina, once labeled a pariah state, now a respectable bet again?
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It's not surprising that 13 may be labeled the year of virtual reality.
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It was labeled a left side strain, but he will be examined further.
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The "sources" button is labeled with the iOS "share" icon, which is confusing.
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Yet the SPLC has labeled the Proud Boys as a designated hate group.
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Besides, you'd be labeled weak by other inmates—as opposed to Rikers Tough.
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You can see the machine's labeled with 'Tranquility' ... same name as the vessel.
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Trump later labeled Clinton "one of the great women abusers of all time."
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He also labeled a photo of a chimpanzee a baby picture of Obama.
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Cruise labeled the picture "FEEL THE NEED," referencing Maverick and Goose's iconic quote.
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"Too often those that are associated with the 'opposition' are labeled as 'terrorists.'"
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They need to be labeled, and we need to take care of them.
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If the galleries weren't labeled, would you be able to tell them apart?
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The right screen labeled 'Chat' is where you can message any mutual matches.
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"I was surprised to see how bags labeled 'fragile' were treated," she said.
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FYI: this app is appropriately labeled "entertainment," even though some reviewers felt otherwise.
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Nevertheless, Warren labeled the U.S. economy "precarious" amid high household and student debt.
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To his right I see another green box, this one labeled ANIMAL 603%.
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She knows she's not the only one who's been falsely labeled a racist.
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For that, she's been labeled a bitch, a diva, and an ice queen.
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These include being labeled "King of the Kettle", "Office DJ" and "Sales Superstar".
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Raja had been labeled as a leading Ferrante candidate a few years ago.
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Why are some violent acts labeled hate crimes or terrorism and others not?
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On iOS, there are labeled, too, where before they were just the icons.
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T was similarly labeled too low, by the advertising agency's second-largest shareholder.
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The company is not officially labeled "too big to fail" during the appeal.
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But this decline was labeled, "not statistically significant," by the study's own authors.
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Just because something is labeled halal doesn't mean it's vegan and vice versa.
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But there can be multiple copies of each labeled tile in the box.
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That facility is in an area labeled especially dangerous and prone to flooding.
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Brightly labeled cars from other companies let everyone know the rides are autonomous.
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The frozen chunks are placed into baggies, labeled and put away in storage.
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There were also dozens of labeled glass jars filled with different healthy snacks.
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Yet when briefed on them, 73% immediately labeled it a top global concern.
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Akerman struggled with the connotations that come with being labeled a feminist filmmaker.
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Prominent intellectuals who raise the slightest concern are labeled enemies of the state.
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The vinyl disc is later cooled and hardened in water, and then labeled.
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Moody became a staunch defender of artistic freedom, even of work labeled indecent.
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Many of the races are labeled "toss up" by the Cook Political Report.
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Must the Way of the Taoists be labeled 'Chinese' or risk cultural imperialism?
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The wall was separated into sections labeled ground beef, pork, poultry, and seafood.
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The Anti-Defamation League labeled the cartoon character a "hate symbol" in 2016.
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Critics, particularly conservative Catholics, have labeled it a sellout to the Communist government.
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The new call record is labeled as "not a verbatim transcript" and unclassified.
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Others simply were labeled with the words "Agua Potable," Spanish for potable water.
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We found another zombie behind the doors of an area labeled "Employees Only."
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The chemicals might also be labeled as benzophenone-3 and octyl methoxycinnamate, respectively.
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" John Brennan, the former CIA director labeled Trump's comments "nothing short of treasonous.
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PUBG was released at a $30 price point and labeled as early access.
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What's more, in this section labeled "men's," we found only women's bathing suits.
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It drew harsh condemnation from conservatives, who labeled it a Wall Street bailout.
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Omar issued what she labeled an unequivocal apology, but filled it with equivocation.
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Breakingviews What is the cost of being labeled a systemically important financial institution?
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Of the 66, all but one are labeled "confidential," the lowest classification level.
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Other Democratic candidates also labeled Trump as a white supremacist at the time.
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On each screen, each app or selection is labeled with a small number.
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Snow leopard habitat is often labeled as "remote" but that's a relative term.
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They would be snubbing women and our rights and be labeled misogynistic chauvinists.
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" Lately, however, Trump and his allies have labeled Mueller's investigation a "witch hunt.
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Instead of providing help, Maplewood officials labeled those women as "nuisances," EHOC claims.
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The link to the video in her Instagram bio is even labeled EarlyAprilFools.
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While not labeled Amazon, the distinctive tick on the packaging is a giveaway.
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"I don't think it needs to be labeled — love is about the person."
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LiveLike is primarily known for this white-labeled app that it provides broadcasters.
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On first impression, the store looks easy to navigate with clearly labeled sections.
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This could be labeled a knish and marketed to a whole new demographic.
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Let's say this labeled data consists of pictures of apples and oranges, respectively.
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Determining how food should be labeled has proven even trickier in recent years.
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The approach already has been labeled unconstitutional by Illinois' largest public labor union.
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Mockery that labeled him "Robot Rubio" rained down, and his momentum melted away.
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"Authentic" by LL Cool J from 2013 is labeled as a lost album.
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The Aztek has repeatedly been labeled one of the ugliest cars ever built.
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Here are the 10 brand mascots that online users have labeled the "sexiest":
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They have labeled the proposals to stop surprise bills as government rate-setting.
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It was labeled with the name of the man tied to the bed.
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Those items were examined and labeled by the grid they were found in.
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PolitiFact labeled it "Lie of the Year," and Obama apologized for the promise.
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Beef hearts and other organ meats were processed, canned and labeled as chicken.
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I think this was where returns are processed, but it wasn't labeled anywhere.
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" During a hearing on Capitol Hill last week, Pompeo labeled Kim a "tyrant.
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"We're labeled as one of the highest cost of living states," state Sen.
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He's been labeled a bomb-throwing race baiter and provocateur for a reason.
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An informal parlor, labeled Washington's War Room, is done in 18th-century style.
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"Topaz wasn't labeled, but it's a commercial-scale solar power project," he said.
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The Classico appellation generally indicates a superior wine to those simply labeled Soave.
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Each response fell into one of three columns labeled vata, pitta and kapha.
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" Neville, however, pronounced himself appalled at what he labeled a breach of "etiquette.
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In the 19th century, critics of bicycles labeled them tools of the devil.
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Moments before, we set up her room with photos and labeled her clothing.
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Of 47 samples from fast-food joints, 38 had more calories than labeled.
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Uber calls its practice surge pricing, and Lyft's version is labeled Prime Time.
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Once it was clearly labeled a work of fiction, it drew mixed reaction.
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But I sometimes get crippled by a fear of being labeled a bitch.
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According to the site's statistics, she has labeled nearly 45,000 images so far.
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Imagine that: 8-year-olds labeled deficient cheering about the concept of factorials.
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The journalistic pieces that prompted these defamation lawsuits were labeled as commentary/opinion.
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The directions were pretty easy to understand and each piece was clearly labeled.
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Any half-used cans of paint should be shut tightly, labeled and dated.
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Just hours after the meeting, the Treasury Department labeled China a currency manipulator.
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Generally, humans prefer simplicity while complexities and outliers are labeled as maliciously false.
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The U.S. labeled the bank a specially designated global terrorist for its actions.
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China has also recently been labeled a currency manipulator by the Treasury Department.
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What do you think is the range of values for non-labeled squares?
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In today's 360 video, watch as crayons are shaped, sorted, labeled and packaged.
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The name is misleading; anything labeled "investigation of person" was shelved, not investigated.
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AMLO, as he is known, has been labeled populist, leftist, authoritarian and nationalist.
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Castro labeled the decision a "tremendous mistake" and a "disaster" during the debate.
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He labeled Ms. Carroll a liar who was keen to sell a book.
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Millennials are often labeled the poorest, most financially burdened generation in modern times.
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Visine is clearly labeled for external use only and should never be swallowed.
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It wasn't exactly labeled as the property of the Warrick County Sheriff's Office.
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Click on the box labeled "Protect Workbook" to open a drop-down menu.
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Click on the box labeled "Protect Workbook" to open a drop-down menu.
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Bloggers have also labeled her Soonderella, a mix of her name and Cinderella.
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Modern political systems are labeled liberal democracies because they unite two disparate principles.
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I bring it up because this exercise is often incorrectly labeled and misunderstood.
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We don't take sides, and we don't care how an opportunity is labeled.
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He was found guilty and will be labeled a sexual predator, rightfully so.
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Pricey carpets made of viscose are labeled "art silk," but what about fashion?
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It's called cleidocranial dysplasia," Dustin tells the bullies, who have labeled him "toothless.
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This is not something that you want to have labeled on your career.
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They don't like to be so labeled when the vast majority aren't criminals.
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A few dishes labeled surf and turf include rack of lamb with scallops.
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For many TVs, this should be labeled as "HDMI 3" or "HDMI 4."
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One file was even labeled with the woman's name and "rape," prosecutors said.
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" Meanwhile, 27 percent labeled revolving debt, such as credit card debt, "good debt.
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" Meanwhile, 27 percent labeled revolving debit, such as credit card debt, "good debt.
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The Institute has labeled at least six killings by security forces as homicides.
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Beijing has labeled her arrest a political decision and demanded her immediate release.
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Both the UN and the United States have labeled the violence ethnic cleansing.
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It is labeled a designated hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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"The tenacious Texan versus the Manhattan moron," the announcer labeled Tillerson and Trump.
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Which actors have ever ventured into a dusty-gold pyramid labeled Maya Treasures?
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I don't think they tell you anything about the human being so labeled.
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Is the Iran deal an American embarrassment, as President Trump has labeled it?
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Click on your AirPods, which should be labeled next to a headphone icon.
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Huffman's attack on DeVos's intelligence comes a few days after Trump labeled Rep.
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Should he continue his "Don Rickles" act, as Trump labeled it this week?
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"Products labeled 'light' and 100-calorie' have fallen out of favor," Lash said.
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Rights groups have labeled his administration as one of the world's most corrupt.
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Or ditch the technique for fear of being labeled polemical, or, worse, predictable?
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Look for those bottles labeled Soave Classico, which come from historic hillside vineyards.
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On Tuesday, the US labeled China's five largest news outlets as government operatives.
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The third wine I picked, the Meiomi, is labeled varietally, a pinot noir.
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They were all labeled as a 4, but the results were vastly different.
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The penultimate gallery, labeled "Revival, Resurrection, and Transformation," is a museum-quality addition.
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There are almost no didactics, and none of the ancient objects are labeled.
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Moscow has labeled the case against Butina "fabricated" and called for her release.
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Trader Joe's has basically the same cereal as other supermarkets, just labeled differently.
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The study was conducted using three focus groups: a control group that received an unlabeled beer, a group that only received a labeled beer, and a third group that received a labeled beer as well as a short song clip.
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Officers of the New York Police Department's Manhattan North Narcotics unit, acting on a tip, intercepted two large crates — one labeled "art" and the other labeled "auto parts" — only to find that they collectively contained about $1 million worth of marijuana.
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Mr. Duncan stirred protests in 2017 when he posted on Facebook an image of a white man labeled "Europe" with a noose around his neck watering a small tree labeled "Islam," with one end of the noose tied around it.
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According to Thursday's NBC report, the basic idea is that Twitter's community will rate how likely or unlikely a tweet is to be harmfully misleading, and their feedback will inform how that tweet is labeled (if it's labeled at all).
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It is basically white labeled as a mobile app for each auto insurance provider.
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Next, scroll down to the check box labeled "Enable Undo Send" and select it.
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The #ElectronicsBan, as Twitter users promptly labeled it, does not apply to US airlines.
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The 52-year-old has been labeled as Africa's most successful woman by Forbes.
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Seleggt's first eggs, which are labeled "respeggt," hit grocery stores in Berlin in November.
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Of the potential criminals identified, 2,297 were wrongly labeled by the facial recognition software.
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She wore a pin labeled, "Not Becky" effectively squashing any and all Lemonade rumors.
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Rights groups have labeled Obiang Nguema's government as one of the world's most corrupt.
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Some even called for Black Lives Matter to be labeled as a hate group.
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They labeled comments as spam or not spam and then fed everything into DeepText.
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She was labeled a rebel with a bad attitude, and the roles dried up.
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The SEC labeled Lacroix a "recidivist securities law violator" running a thinly-veiled scam.
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I also recommend sun protective clothing labeled with a UPF of at least 50.
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VPNs may still be labeled as a "useful, but not necessary" piece of technology.
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I had been labeled a gang member because I must have looked like one.
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" Giant hands pushed them back — along with a massive, headless suit labeled "Big Oil.
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The policy priorities that are often condescendingly labeled "women's issues" are not niche concerns.
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When Tom hacks a device, a loading bar labeled "Hacking…" appears on the screen.
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Hillary Clinton has no interest in being labeled radical, left-wing, or even liberal.
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But the "Seeso Originals," as they were labeled in beta, are hit-or-miss.
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Agents found more than 20173 bottles labeled as human growth hormones in Hasson's residence.
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Ignored, blocked, labeled — canceling someone means no longer tolerating or engaging with the person.
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The curated set will eventually include more than 60 million labeled high-resolution images.
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One sheet, labeled "adrift by shifts," separates two depictions of huddled groups of people.
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PLASTIC GIRLS is labeled a documentary, but, like its characters, the film is artificial.
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Gore had not, and Bush's team successfully labeled him a serial exaggerator for it.
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I'm Donald Trump's lawyer — I got a whole hard drive that's just labeled, 'Yikes!
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On mobile, the pass is being labeled the Royale Pass, and it costs $10.
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So, in 212, the Kremlin amended the law so organizations could be labeled involuntarily.
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His music has been labeled Axé but he doesn't firmly classify himself that way.
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The problem with doctored or incorrectly labeled SJW has become serious, the ABC says.
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If someone kills another player who doesn't fight back, they'll be labeled a murderer.
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Articles in Google News are labeled and categorized to reflect the type of story.
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This year, Lawrence was labeled one of them — but was that really the case?
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However, Russian authorities labeled the charges "absolutely unfounded accusations," according to AFP news agency.
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It's comparable to a very well organized and labeled garage sale, if those exist.
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As the storm gained momentum, it was labeled a Category 5 hurricane Tuesday morning.
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In other words, the government labeled my father and his friends foreign agents. Traitors.
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Myanmar has rejected accusations of ethnic cleansing and has labeled Rohingya militants as terrorists.
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But calling a douchebag out gets you labeled as a 'male-basher' or worse.
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In the poster, the boot is also labeled "sleepwear" which is truly just... odd.
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And at a grocery store in Springfield, Virginia, Greenland turbot was labeled Alaskan halibut.
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It labeled both being a Jew and being a homosexual as negative, for example.
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I don&apost know why it is being labeled the year of the woman.
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An LSAT test prep example labeled President Trump a "racist" who supports "internment camps."
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Nonpartisan political analysis site Larry Sabato's Crystal Ball labeled the district a toss-up.
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The design firm doesn't want to be labeled as radicals or activists, they wrote.
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More From Tonic: Of those labeled "hypoallergenic," 83 percent contained some potentially allergenic chemical.
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It remains unclear how these accounts should be labeled, and how pervasive they are.
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While the FTC requires ads to be labeled, those labels can be fairly subtle.
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Look at how he labeled his political opponents in the primary and general election.
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Klotz's "Swabian Single Malt Whisky", distilled near Stuttgart, is labeled as made in Germany.
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Clovis similarly labeled Holder "a racist bigot" in a blog post from April 2012.
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The advent of Sci-Hub has been labeled the Napster moment for academic publishing.
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Reuters separately reviewed a copy of the directive, which was unusually labeled "extra urgent".
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He labeled the suspects "takfiri Wahhabi terrorists", a derogatory reference to Sunni Muslim militants.
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That provision gave fuel to critics who labeled the previous order a Muslim ban.
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From the central tab labeled "Coins," Appstore users can buy Coins in various packages.
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Independence Day: Resurgence has been labeled by the broad critic community as an abomination.
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The Anne Frank Center rightfully labeled Trump's remarks as being too little, too late.
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The Kurdish forces, labeled terrorists by Turkey, were a crucial U.S. ally against ISIS.
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He labeled Trump "'a kamikaze that will probably cause a nuclear holocaust" at another.
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"You'll wake up one day and find yourself labeled a terrorist," Mr. Mansoor said.
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The criticism has only escalated with the increasing numbers of emails labeled as classified.
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If they did not respond, police closed their cases and labeled the victims uncooperative.
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" FreedomWorks panned the GOP bill as "ObamaCare-Lite," while AFP labeled it "ObamaCare 2202.
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The EU court ruling, labeled "historic" by EU lawmakers, effectively dismissed the Commission's argument.
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" She and other Nevada leaders had labeled the 85033 law the "Screw Nevada Bill.
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At 17, he was labeled "The Chosen One" on the cover of Sports Illustrated.
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The two doors were actually labeled 'follow policy/practice' and 'depart from policy/practice.
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Almost anything can be labeled "rock": Metallica, ABBA, Mannheim Steamroller, a haircut, a muffler.
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" The United Nations and other governments have already labeled the matter as "ethnic cleansing.
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Both the United States and the Philippines have labeled Abu Sayyaf a terrorist organization.
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Former U.S. President Barack Obama once labeled him the most popular politician on Earth.
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Anyone who says these things in public "is immediately labeled a Nazi," he said.
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Select the field labeled "Password," press X, and type in your PSN account password.
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Articles soon labeled the Terriers a juggernaut, a sure bet for the Frozen Four.
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Villa labeled the game "a disaster," and Vieira effectively accused his team of cowardice.
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In 2018, 319 out of 435 congressional districts were labeled "solidly" Republican or Democrat.
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The couch arrived a few days after ordering, and in several clearly labeled boxes.
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Lo and behold, black-aligned English was much more likely to be labeled offensive.
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The baseline device could have just as well been labeled the Note 10 Lite.
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In Hong Kong, only one out of 29 samples of "abalone" was correctly labeled.
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If we have it labeled, then we can organize people not to buy it.
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Two years ago Budweiser was available in packaging labeled "America" on cans and bottles.
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Near the top of the stairs, we found a few distracting boxes labeled "trash."
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According to 2016 exit polls, just 26 percent of voters labeled themselves as liberals.
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The iPhone's parental controls live inside the Settings app in a menu labeled Restrictions.
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It has been labeled an "economics-free zone" by the FCC's own chief economist.
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Several governments, including that of the United States, have labeled Maduro's regime a dictatorship.
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Like Trump, Widodo was an outsider who had been labeled a "populist", he added.
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Everyone ever labeled a "minority" in this country knows America's failure, its original sin.
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Other Selects show up and are labeled, but otherwise it's basically your normal Tinder.
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Pros: affordable, labeled for easy use, two color optionsCons: not super pigmented, no mirror
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The account the Youth League labeled as fake sent its first tweet on Sept.
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Slide your finger up or down on the adjustment option labeled with a sun.
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Now 100 percent of what's in a bottle labeled Tunisian is indeed from Tunisia.
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None was labeled as fentanyl, but that is what most of them actually were.
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Tracts of the sea off East, West and North Africa are often labeled lawless.
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He's also labeled himself a plutocrat, someone who has power because of their wealth.
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All of the Internet's millions of labeled cat pictures weren't yet available, after all.
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Two stations were assembled, labeled "flour" and "water," as an adult kneaded the dough.
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During this period 22010,225 head injuries were recorded, with 22011 labeled as potentially severe.
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Firstly, because why should 50% of women be labeled when the other 50% aren't?
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They're not labeled, but I can usually tell when one comes from Southern California.
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In the process she's been vilified by her critics, labeled a communist, and worse.
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Below, a Related Articles box shows "Fact-Checker"-labeled stories debunking the original link.
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OpenAI says it can match performance with just a handful of labeled training examples.
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Tinctures (alcoholic extracts) were roughly equally likely to be over-, under- or accurately labeled.
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Former U.S. President Barack Obama once labeled him the most popular politician on earth.
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The cacophony will be labeled and categorized using a machine-listening engine called UrbanEars.
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He labeled "Little Marco" and "Lyin Ted" and heckled Jeb Bush as low energy.
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Now those of us who are offended are labeled "prudes" by the same movement.
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All of them contained at least 80 percent of their labeled concentration of medication.
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WARSAW — First Poland's governing party labeled her and her fellow judges communists and obstructionists.
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To reject any one of them was to risk being labeled a neoliberal sellout.
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The plastic bag of ashes was labeled with a number, which was somehow hilarious.
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Meme starter packs labeled it basic "normie" culture and paired White Claw with Juuls.
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The arrow labeled mg is the gravitational pull, and FN is the normal force.
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The left labeled the right racist; the right accused the left of hating America.
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Theater Review PARIS — What does it take for a woman to be labeled mad?
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The sections of the narrative are labeled: Intuition, Denial, Apathy, Reformation, Forgiveness, Hope, Redemption.
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Look for a sunscreen labeled "broad-spectrum" with an S.P.F. of at least 30.
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We tried a few, which, arrived delightfully labeled to make them easier to identify.
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Readers submitted many examples of confusing and poorly labeled ads in their home districts.
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These messages were not labeled with the name of a sponsoring organization or campaign.
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In the 1990s he was labeled a South African version of Donald J. Trump.
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In the 1990s he was labeled a South African version of Donald J. Trump.
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In other words, any sheep cheese made nearby can be labeled pecorino di Pienza.
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Sadie, wearing a vest labeled with the word "service," is an emotional support dog.
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U.S. Magistrate Judge Mona Majzoub labeled Nagarwala a flight risk in denying her bail.
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Search for particular contacts using the left-hand search bar labeled "People, groups & messages."
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Ms. Muhammad, meanwhile, keeps her leftovers in Mason jars labeled by destination and date.
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Teachers quickly labeled his mischievous behavior — like cutting his hair under the table — problematic.
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The mailings were labeled "Official Kerr County Summons," after a county outside San Antonio.
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But sometimes wines labeled sec can be noticeably sweet ("tendre" in the local parlance).
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That would be the frightening and frightened archetype commonly labeled the angry white male.
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Such debates have typically played out over whether anti-Muslim violence is labeled terrorism.
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As attacks against Muslims have risen, many have been labeled something other than terrorism.
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Purdue and the Sacklers have long disputed being labeled the progenitors of the crisis.
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Consider every aspect of food: production, how it's labeled and how it's being sold.
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But it was one product — tear gas — that labeled him Museum Enemy No. 1.
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The site's "Buy" button is also clearly labeled so there's no confusion at checkout.
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" The Wall Street Journal's conservative editorial board labeled this lawsuit the "Texas ObamaCare Blunder.
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" The aide argued that the clip met the threshold for being labeled as "doctored.
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News media are regularly denigrated as "fake news" and labeled enemies of the people.
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Tap the three dots located below the page&aposs profile photo and labeled "More."
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It's almost like he gets labeled that he doesn't know how to do it.
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The myth of evening: porous light aslant a single bookshelf labeled West Indian Literature.
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Sergeant Conrad twice dislodged the tube, labeled in the report as a Shiley tube.
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The former San Francisco Zoo, out at Ocean Beach, was labeled San Francisco Aquarium.
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By 11, I have 20 jars of jam packaged and labeled to sell tomorrow.
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" Foods that should only be consumed occasionally are labeled yellow for "well-aimed shots.
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" The Washington Post's Aaron Blake labeled the OAN series "a stunning piece of propaganda.
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Young labeled Stutzman an insider politician and accused him of improperly using campaign funds.
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Presidential budgets, especially in times of divided government, are traditionally labeled dead on arrival.
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Scroll down to the section labeled "Access permissions" and click "Get shareable link."5.
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To give themselves political cover, they supported what they labeled a "background check" bill.
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Panelists were particularly concerned about the way Sanofi's drug would be packaged and labeled.
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Heyns said that ban, which critics have labeled more symbolic than severe, was important.
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The third negative impact occurs when the meatpackers export that USA-labeled Mexican beef.
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And officials and candidates like Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have labeled drugmakers greedy.
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Amidst the outrage, Facebook is considering changing how political ads are targeted and labeled.
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Clarke has labeled members of the movement "subhuman creeps" and called for its eradication.
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The president has now labeled CNN "fake news" on live television and on Twitter.
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Schwartz added that a regulatory policy on how beverages are labeled is "absolutely" needed.
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Musk too has labeled The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress one of his inspirations.
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Many of his contemporaries labeled him cowardly and vulgar, an illegitimate ruler and despot.
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The US Navy finally labeled the housing area of the island as "radiologically impacted."
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Unfortunately, research suggests that they too often pay a price, being labeled too aggressive.
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Scotiabank labeled it the "beginning of the bad news" in a note to investors.
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John Bel Edwards (D), whom he labeled a "radical, liberal," ahead of the Nov.
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" Those who have different ideas, Ryan warned, should not be labeled "traitors" or "enemies.
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The comedian was at LAX Friday when he labeled most of Kathy's haters hypocrites.
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" Many of the memes that circulated this week were not explicitly labeled as "sponsored.
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There was no indication why that had been labeled political content by the algorithm.
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Puns are not for everyone, but would I mind being labeled an insufferable punster?
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Alas, in a secondary shaft, labeled Tomb 17K85/1B, Dr. Reisner came up empty.
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This is a very notable entry, and it is labeled "Sensitive But Unclassified" (SBU).
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At the same time, Mr. Peele didn't insist on it's being labeled horror, either.
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Democrats, in turn, have said the wall would be ineffective and labeled it immoral.
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This product can not be labeled as a sleeper or for "great overnight sleep".
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Even Beyoncé has been consistently labeled "anti-cop" for her critiques on police brutality.
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The Moscow Patriarchate has labeled those wanting to join the new church as "schismatics".
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Just think about it: We have labeled these people as perverts, as sex offenders.
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Soon after, we adjourned to a wooden shack labeled BAR, run by his son, Lennon.
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Because what's really inside is a room full of tapes, all labeled with different dates.
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Half of the devices were tested at least two years after their labeled expiration date.
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There were so many moments labeled an "October Surprise" that one could hardly keep up.
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On January 28, Jussie Smollett was attacked in what has been labeled a hate crime.
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Nonpartisan political analysis site Larry Sabato's Crystal Ball has labeled the district a toss-up.
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Even Chinese diplomatic partner Turkey labeled the camps a "great shame for humanity" in February.
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" Brit Hume, senior political analyst for the channel, labeled Krauthammer&aposs death "terribly sad news.
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And up close to those priests labeled as "troubled" reveals a sad if complicated story.
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" Each missing work will be labeled "made by an immigrant" or "given by an immigrant.
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Have you noticed just how many foods at your local market are now labeled "natural"?
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The experimental drug, labeled AT121, affects the body differently than traditional opioids such as morphine.
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" Bush, in a statement following President Trump's announcement, labeled the Kavanaugh pick "an outstanding decision.
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" In response to the most recent tariff threats, China's Commerce Ministry labeled the move "unacceptable.
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No sizes are labeled, so as to avoid having users create "narrow definitions," Ethington says.
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Trump recently labeled himself a nationalist, adopting the loaded term as a badge of honor.
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Every person's desk nametag has a Disney theme (one area was even labeled "Team Scar").
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The bar for being labeled a gang member is low, and the consequences are serious.
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Anything that has been aged for at least three years can be labeled "invecchiato" (aged).
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The experiment, called Labeled Release (LR), was designed to test Martian soil for organic matter.
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Content that meets fewer criteria is more likely to be labeled as altered or fabricated.
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A PCB could be labeled with the appropriate leads, or a battery system with polarities.
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The company has not yet labeled any of the president's tweets as violating its policies.
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"I was probably labeled a buzzkill for that decision, but I didn't care," she says.
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It's only doing that for a sub-set of ads — specially those labeled "Political Ad".
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But Ridge does make a wine from the Monte Bello vineyard labeled Estate Cabernet Sauvignon.
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He also arranged for the items to be labeled as though they were produced legitimately.
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The creditors have labeled the deal a "restructuring" while the government deems it a "reprofiling".
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Washington labeled China a currency manipulator hours after the move, which roiled global financial markets.
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John McCain labeled it "human cockfighting" and sent letters to governors pushing for a ban.
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If one matches a hash labeled revenge porn, Facebook stops the user from posting it.
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Washington labeled China a currency manipulator hours after the move, which jolted global financial markets.
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Or consider Syria, which the U.S. State Department has labeled a state sponsor of terrorism.
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She dropped to number 139 in 2006, struggled with confidence and critics labeled her obsolete.
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It was quickly labeled an act of terror, and Grande tweeted about the event immediately.
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Videos that are labeled borderline will not be removed from the site, the company said.
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The guidelines are dated April 26, 2017, labeled version 1.2, and are 64 pages long.
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Long gone are the chalky streaks that we didn't blend enough and then labeled #glowgoals.
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Buono's packages are labeled as "Mochi Ice Dessert" since they are not technically ice cream.
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The department eventually labeled the group a terrorist organization while under Kerry in December 2013.
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The picture stems from the National Archives and was labeled "Jaluit Atoll," a Japanese territory.
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" Crowder also sells a range of merchandise, including t-shirts labeled "Socialism Is For Fgs.
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You can see several things here are labeled with it, including my hearing aid case.
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EB to make available for inspection and copying that are labeled confidential for 11-71.
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No, but they were broadly labeled as such, even by the mayor and the president.
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In April, Farage labeled Obama as "the most anti-British American there has ever been."
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Although critics labeled the effort a failure, officials defended the list as generating useful leads.
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Pedro (Jorge-Luis Pallo), is even in death still being labeled as a threatening figure.
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For instance, users who often buy plane tickets are labeled frequent flyers by Oath's algorithms.
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The chart above excludes rounds labeled as ICOs, even if they had participation from VCs.
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The incumbent's coup de grace is what he's labeled as a "millionaire's tax," essentially a .
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Watch her journey to making peace finding beauty in the things she once labeled insecurities.
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" In some cases, it even does say that, like the zipper bags labeled, "Stay Fresh.
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Even if wipes are labeled "flushable" that may just mean they fit down the toilet.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren doesn't seem too unhappy about being labeled "dangerous" by investor Peter Thiel .
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The blast, labeled a terrorist attack by Jordan&aposs prime minister, killed a police officer.
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He had been labeled "bad" for years, bullied by peers, and abandoned by his mother.
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Because the Star magnifies the effects of natural selection, the scientists labeled it an amplifier.
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The memo is simply labeled as "For Official Use Only" which doesn't make it classified.
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China was not labeled as such by the Treasury Department in a report this month.
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" April 2013 on Impact with Clovis: Clovis labeled former Labor Secretary Hilda Solis a "socialist.
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In many cases, the attacks, at first glance, seem like they should be labeled terrorism.
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I don't have to wonder what buttons I have to press because they're clearly labeled.
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As you know, Forbes labeled the cosmetics mogul "self-made" ... which triggered an intense debate.
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They could be labeled as obstructionists shirking their constitutional duty simply to score political points.
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" Such behavior is not unexpected from the media, labeled by Bannon as the "opposition party.
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But on this one, instead of inches, the bands are labeled with number of bottles.
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If they do, they risk being labeled just as discriminatory as the models they hire.
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Out of all the subjects in the dataset, 28 (20 percent) are labeled as depressed.
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The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration has labeled the drug as having a low abuse potential.
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" Republicans also took a moralizing stance toward pornography, which was labeled a "public health crisis.
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They were all living creatures labeled "street pests" just trying to survive in the city.
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While the steel is in China, it is reportedly labeled as manufactured in another country.
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I mean, I had it labeled, but the wine was not easily accessible to me.
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A truck labeled The Monsterlicious PB&J Sandwich is far from ordinary — it's an experience.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center has labeled him a white supremacist, an allegation he denies.
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ET, Colbert's comment must meet a three-tier Supreme Court test to be labeled obscene.
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Others didn't want to have the stigma of speaking out and feared being labeled accordingly.
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In America, Muslims are forced to condemn terrorism while being labeled as guilty by association.
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