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Meanings of stigmatization in English
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Examples for "branding"
Examples for "branding"
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But Salon has said it's passing on its most obvious branding opportunity.
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The branding of Air New Zealand is the branding of New Zealand.
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From early morning until dark the fires in the branding pens flamed.
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Frauke Spanuth for her brilliant marketing branding and help with German translation.
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His new documentary explores the marketing strategies of branding and product placement.
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He said the media and business actors have contributed to this stigmatisation.
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This is, of course, one way the stigmatisation of mental illness works.
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The UK government has created an atmosphere of suspicion and stigmatisation of Muslims.
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There were serious issues of stigmatisation and medical confidentiality, countered protesters.
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Researchers have been calling for an official name to avoid confusion and stigmatisation.
Usage of stigmatization in English
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Health care interactions can enact fat-related stigmatization, which can worsen health outcomes.
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Further investigation of gender differences and the role of stigmatization is warranted.
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Results: Weight-based stigmatization was a common experience within the past month among participants.
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Criminalization and stigmatization of substance use in Russia may also contribute to mortality.
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However, there has been considerable stigmatization of the contacts and neighbors.
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Recent experiences of stigmatization were associated with a diagnosis of binge eating disorder.
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Can lead to the dehumanization and the stigmatization of people.
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Results: Weight-based stigmatization was a common experience for participants.
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Social stigmatization of epilepsy continues and impacts on the marital status of PWEs in Korea.
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Socio-cultural norms and stigmatization limited in-depth investigation of sexual and behavioral practices and history of drug abuse.
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Objective: Patients with cleft lip nasal deformities suffer not only from aesthetic stigmatization but also from functional problems.
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Many studies have shown that this information is frequently negative and contributes to stigmatization of people with mental illness.
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Diagnosis of lipoatrophy at an early stage is important to allow timeous antiretroviral switching to arrest progression and avoid stigmatization.
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Objective: This study evaluated the relation among weight-based stigmatization, ideological beliefs about weight, and psychological functioning in an obese, treatment-seeking sample.
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Discussion: Weight-based stigmatization is a common experience among obese individuals seeking weight loss surgery, and these experiences are associated with deleterious consequences.
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In a statement, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs described such allegations as false and as "stigmatization" by the United States.
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