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Meanings of labelling in English

It is hard to change labels stuck on by others. Even if we want to change ourselves completely to match the labels that we want, we just can’t.

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Usage of labelling in English
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Results: Issues of possibly unnecessary or premature labelling, stigma and treatment arise.
Pubmed
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Food labelling is a direct communication tool from food manufacturers to consumers.
Jamaica Observer
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The WHO says the labelling of sugar in baby foods needs improvement.
The Guardian
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Reynolds disagreed with this morning's meeting during work hours, labelling it irresponsible.
Radio NZ
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Parliament wants to see the promotion of healthy eating and better labelling.
The Irish Times
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And they ought to cover the corks before labelling round the bottle.
Tono-Bungay
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The groups said that animal welfare groups should also support such comprehensive labelling.
The Guardian
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Recent changes to food labelling mean that has now become easier for consumers.
The Irish Times
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Another relatively new test follows changes to European Union labelling regulations on allergens.
Radio NZ
10
The Government is to introduce legislation on beef-labelling, the Minister for Agriculture announced.
The Irish Times
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If either is adopted, it could change products' makeup and labelling.
The Guardian
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But trade body AIFPA said such labelling was of no use.
Reuters
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Nurofen is facing a number of charges over its labelling of pain products.
Radio NZ
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They claimed that the system would allow most genetically-engineered products to escape labelling.
The Irish Times
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With the industry booming, campaigners want better labelling to stop people flushing them.
The Guardian
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The Consumer Affairs Agency is investigating whether gacha games violate product labelling rules.
Reuters
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Labelling across language varieties
New Zealand
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Australia
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