They found that PACE labeling is more effective than no labeling, but was no more effective than calorie-only labeling.
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Indulgent labeling also resulted in 25 percent more people selecting the vegetable compared with basic labeling, 41 percent more people than the healthy restrictive labeling, and 35 percent more people than the healthy positive labeling.
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The opponents of mandatory labeling have instead proposed "voluntary" GMO labeling as an alternative.
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The Biotech Labeling Solutions Act would prevent a costly state-by-state patchwork of labeling mandates.
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Taking the original labeling as ABCD, we denote the new labeling resulting from this transformation as BADC.
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An example of the labeling used on some products after Vermont's GMO labeling law passed in 2014.
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At Gingko at least, we are advocates for GMO labeling and for specific labeling of all these ingredients.
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Enforcing labeling requirements would also yield little benefit to ailing dairy farmers while adding more confusing labeling demands.
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Pro-labeling forces want mandatory, front-of-the-box labels, while anti-labeling forces want a voluntary standard.
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Disappointment among labeling proponents stems from the latitude the law gives food companies in how this labeling is done.
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Many companies have already begun labeling their products, even those that contributed money to the campaign to fight labeling.
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Why the GM food labeling debate is not over Aside from the labeling issues, how are these dates even generated?
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"But some people clearly do respond to labeling, and labeling is nearly universally popular, irrespective of political affiliation," he said.
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Indulgent labeling of vegetables resulted in a 23 percent increase in the mass of vegetables consumed compared with basic labeling, and a 33 percent increase in the mass of vegetables consumed compared with the healthy restrictive labeling.
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The Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act of 2004 provides allergen labeling for eight allergens, but does not currently include sesame.
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The 14 studies they included in the current analysis "presented food or gave menus of food options to participants with and without PACE labeling, or the studies presented PACE labeling versus calories only or versus traffic light labeling," Daley explained.
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All that matters is labeling the on/off button, noting which channel is PBS, and maybe labeling an evening news channel or two.
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As Congress debates nationwide labeling requirements, its members should remember that the American people need federal mandatory labeling guidelines for all bioengineered ingredients.
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The study also found that weight labeling by a family member was a stronger predictor of later disordered eating than labeling by nonfamily members.
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As the U.S. Senate prepares to consider GMO labeling legislation in the coming months, pro-labeling groups are insisting this issue is consumer-driven.
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Food labeling: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is considering correcting a mistake made in its gluten-free food labeling guidelines for fermented foods.
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Pro-labeling groups think the QR codes will be too easily ignored and say this will kill off opportunities for stricter labeling in the future.
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Hirshberg is a main funder and frontman for the pro-labeling movement, helping sponsor other GMO-labeling referenda in California, Oregon and Colorado (all failed).
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Still, while the findings seem to dispel some concerns about the labeling laws, it's hard to say what effect the upcoming federal labeling rules will have.
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The rule, formally named 'Food Labeling; Nutrition Labeling of Standard Menu Items in Restaurants and Similar Retail Food Establishments', had an original compliance date of 2015.
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On the other, America's effort to block the food labeling policies are reminiscent of Big Tobacco's push to circumvent health warnings and labeling policies on cigarette packages through trade challenges, said the University of Waterloo's David Hammond, who is advising Canada on their new food labeling policy.
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General Mills, for example, opposes labeling, but it allows its organic and natural foods businesses, like the Annie's Homegrown brand, to speak out in favor of labeling.
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We waste a lot of money when we have fear and we start labeling drug users as 'addicts' and we start labeling them as expensive for the system.
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Food companies have begun printing labels to comply with a new labeling law in Vermont, which has become a battleground over labeling that other states have been watching closely.
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Campbell Soup Company announced earlier this year that it would begin labeling its GMO products, and supported a mandatory labeling law as long as it established a national standard.
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The compromise on G.M.O. labeling was forced by Vermont's passage of its own, stricter labeling law (now rendered null by the federal law), which would have spread to other states.
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Consumers generally aren't interested in turning back the clock, and undoing the progress underway on things like nutrition facts labeling, food safety inspections, school nutrition, or menu labeling at restaurants.
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Simply labeling infants as "crack babies" was enough to do harm Moreover, research from the crack years also showed that simply labeling cocaine-exposed infants as "crack babies" often did harm.
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SENATE ADVANCES GMO LABELING BILL: A bill to block states from issuing mandatory labeling laws for products that contain genetically modified ingredients overcame a major hurdle in the Senate on Wednesday.
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After initially labeling it an "isolated incident" -- sound familiar?
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By any measure, the company throwing its support behind labeling is a big deal, and GMO labeling advocates are already asking whether it could be the start of an even bigger one.
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European lawmakers have shown an increasing appetite for labeling due to consumer demands for information about food, and Italy has also said labeling would help its pasta industry better compete with foreign competition.
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The legislation from the Senate, hailed as a bipartisan compromise, blocks states from issuing their own mandatory labeling laws and directs the U.S. Department of Agriculture to create a national labeling standard instead.
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With Vermont now set to require labeling of foods containing genetically modified crops, some big food companies like Campbell, General Mills and Mars have said they will start labeling all their foods nationwide.
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Among other things, the F.D.A. criticizes the proposed law for assigning regulatory responsibility for G.M.O. labeling to the Department of Agriculture, which traditionally weighs in only on the labeling of meats and eggs.
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That's why properly labeling such events is crucial, they argue.
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Does this really warrant you labeling our restaurant as terrible??
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Labeling it a 'breach of the peace' is just stupid.
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Others have gone as far as labeling it a scam.
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They have both denied all charges, labeling them politically motivated.
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Steps could range from labeling the product to banning it.
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The labeling process is usually done before imaging or identification.
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GMO labeling has even risen to become a national issue.
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Packaging, labeling and dosing information, for example, are not standardized.
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That's how labeling can become a new form of outing.
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WATTERS: And then Booker has no problem labeling Republicans evil?
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Maybe they didn't like the GMO labeling law that emerged
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You can't have thousands of people labeling images for you.
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"Food labeling needs to be simple and clear," he said.
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Hunter labeling Golsteyn and Lorance as heroes goes beyond me.
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"Should GMO Labeling be Regulated by the FDA?" asked one.
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Mr. Trump's own approach at labeling Democrats has been inconsistent.
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Some consumers wanted the word banned from all food labeling.
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Every authority agrees, GMO labeling is not about food safety.
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The trend of labeling symbolic— Are you talking about Shen?
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The labeling of the warhead as the W23 is important.
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We need to move past portfolio labeling and portfolio shaming.
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What I would disagree with is labeling China an enemy.
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Labeling of many CBD products has been documented as inaccurate.
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You know, labeling someone is the easiest thing to do.
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This summer's FDA meeting sparked even more discussion over labeling.
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Two other plants lost their permits because of labeling issues.
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There are also separate labeling, licensing and brand registration norms.
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I understand the recent labeling matter for your LSD Ale involves federal regulation, but I was wondering if you had previously run into any sort of issues with the labeling on a state level.
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The Biotech Labeling Solutions Act, which was passed out of the Senate Agriculture Committee in a bipartisan 14-6 vote, creates a non-discriminatory national labeling standard for food made with genetically engineered ingredients.
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These foods accounted for over 2000% of documented serious food allergies in the country when the Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act, which required the clear labeling of ingredients, was passed in 2400.
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The association was part of the Coalition for Safe and Affordable Food, which lobbied for what labeling supporters termed the Deny Americans the Right to Know, or DARK Act, that would have made labeling voluntary.
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The Agriculture Department, which will oversee G.M.O. labeling under the law, has disagreed with that interpretation, but many say the definition of what requires labeling and what does not will ultimately end up in court.
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But data labeling can be done on a computer from home.
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Trump slammed Democratic leaders at the Nashville rally, labeling former Gov.
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Amidst this contentious fight, Vermont passed a labeling law in 2014.
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But trade body AIFPA said such labeling was of no use.
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Labeling a teen character's bisexuality as "mature" isn't just offensive semantics.
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Go deeper: Labeling will be a billion-dollar market by 2023
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But President Obama's administration refrained from labeling China a currency manipulator.
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Besides toxicity criteria, the new regulatory framework includes changes in labeling.
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But journalists immediately began pushing back, labeling Trump's claim as inaccurate.
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A lot of work remains for advocates of nutritional labeling laws.
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But companies that follow the labeling provisions will not be affected.
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Trump labeling James Comey "showboat" or "grandstander" is "so detestable" - Ret.
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Google has apologized after an image labeling North Carolina state Sen.
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Recently the FDA issued draft guidance on labeling for biosimilar products.
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The startup has nearly 30,000 contractors aiding in the labeling process.
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The new labeling requirements will go into effect in 30 days.
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AV companies have turned to crowdsourced labor to reduce labeling costs.
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Yet Cole told CNBC they were ahead of the labeling rules.
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It would be the first U.S. city to introduce the labeling.
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Complete with organic certification, product labeling, and a fashionable casing design.
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Labeling a woman a "hot mess" does not come without baggage.
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Now you can't say anything without someone labeling you a racist.
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Gathering and labeling data describing every conceivable situation is an impossibility.
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There's no labeling when it comes to a Clint Eastwood movie.
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The professionals recommended a process of purging and labeling what's left.
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We are updating our internal labeling to make this more clear.
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But your labeling Xi Jinping a "thug" struck me as outrageous.
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Labeling many types of camellia flowers could be for search engines.
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After the 1964 incident, the United States changed their labeling strategy.
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Of course, we would all prefer a national mandatory labeling solution.
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It distorts the purpose and corrodes the value of mandated labeling.
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Consumer advocates hailed the 2016 law establishing nationwide GMO labeling standards.
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Musk said Twitter should identify start by identifying and labeling bots.
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I suggest fearlessly labeling right wing extremists with their proper name.
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Partly. Resisting the word rape, I resist labeling him a rapist.
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Members must adhere to industry principles that include correctly labeling products.
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But others say labeling peaceful Islamic groups as jihadists is risky.
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It rejects all other views and electoral decisions, labeling them antidemocratic.
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So what, exactly, is the goal of labeling them so dramatically?
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It's super helpful for finding objects or labeling what you're seeing.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Francofonia (21) bristles at labeling.
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It is also a member of the Grocery Manufacturers Association, a trade group that has spent millions trying to get a bill passed in Congress that would make labeling voluntary and pre-empt state labeling efforts.
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According to the Associated Press, Congress at the end of 2015 repealed a labeling policy, the Country-of-Origin Labeling (COOL) law, that required retailers to explicitly state the country of origin on all red meat.
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This month, the federal government filed court papers backing the industry and arguing that the federal labeling law bars cities and other jurisdictions from enacting calorie labeling rules that are not identical to the federal rules.
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"Our work and that of others, including recent experience with trans-fat labeling in the U.S., suggests that mandating labeling of added sugar content would stimulate the food industry to reduce sugar in their products," Micha said.
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The committee will consider legislation that has rightly been dubbed the "DARK" Act – for Denying Americans the Right to Know – because the proposal would block state GMO labeling laws without creating a national, mandatory GMO labeling system.
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She told CNN that the current labeling system "hasn't made a huge difference to obesity in the UK." The team looked at data from 14 studies that examined the effectiveness of PACE labeling in reducing calorie consumption.
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The change in labeling is expected to take 12 to 18 months.
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They feel it's taking a step backwards or it's a labeling thing.
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Labeling is far from enough, but it is an important first step.
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He thinks labeling will help consumers trust that their romaine is safe.
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The issue was resolved after Hampton Creek agreed to make labeling changes.
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Instead, the charge was about labeling the alleged shooter's action as terrorism.
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The mix-up appears to be in the labeling and post-production.
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How do you feel about the TTB's ironclad control over beer labeling?
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A press release from the assocation outlines the new, streamlined labeling system.
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Sylvère has a thousand things to do—labeling his bottles, for starters.
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Others had picked up on the same thing, labeling the picture #stormhoax.
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For labeling employees, the reasons for joining China's data industry are straightforward.
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"We're labeling it as suspicious circumstances and a possible abduction," Villaseñor said.
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They said they appreciated my intervening without quickly labeling or hating them.
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The "subjective proof of crowdwork" protocol validates the quality of the labeling.
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But the authorities were cautious about labeling the shooting a terrorist attack.
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" Takeuchi voiced his frustrations with Brexit, labeling the current situation a "joke.
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And so the company decided to stop labeling anything as a gorilla.
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The petition is the latest development in the battle over food labeling.
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But Clinton surrogates say labeling Trump as sexist is a no-brainer.
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VERONESE: But labeling people haters is part of their First Amendment right.
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I hope we'll stop labeling people as much as we're doing now.
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Labeling this "collusion" is unhelpful because this is not a legal concept.
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But until today, that labeling task was still up to the user.
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Trump responded by labeling de Blasio the "worst mayor" in the country.
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Higher costs and defensive labeling and prescribing would be problems for both.
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COOLER would apply the Country of Origin Labeling Act to all restaurants.
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These guidelines help determine nutrition labeling, school lunch programs, and research funding.
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Shouldn't labeling transparency be a key tenet in the Era of Biosimilars?
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What's clear is that mandatory GMO labeling will not increase food prices.
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Even Campbell's Soup agrees that GMO labeling will not increase food prices.
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GMO labeling has caused rifts between farmers and foodmakers in the past.
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"GMO labeling exists in dozens of countries around the world," he said.
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But the GMO labeling movement is about as organic as a Twinkie.
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San Francisco would be the first U.S. city to introduce the labeling.
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" Drone users have complained about the fees, labeling them a "drone tax.
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" Drone users have complained about the fees, labeling them a "drone tax.
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Categorically labeling all police officers in any one particular way is inaccurate.
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The backlash was immediate and intense, with many labeling Barr a racist.
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Additionally, the new packaging is purple, replacing the popular game's red labeling.
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A consumer discovered the labeling error and reported it to the company.
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He said he was certain the labeling changes would make a difference.
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The media thrives on labeling people, but so does the art world.
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That could also include proper enforcement of building codes and product labeling.
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Accuracy of labeling, it turned out, was also associated with product type.
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Proponents of mandatory labeling make this out to be a consumer issue.
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Packaging involves hand-filling canisters, heat sealing the labeling, applying the overcap.
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"Fragrance labeling in the United States is really a nightmare," he remarked.
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Mugabe's response was uncompromising, labeling the invasions a correction of colonial injustices.
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Federal laws prohibit labeling food in ways that are deceptive to consumers.
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I didn't see the advantage of labeling ourselves in a particular way.
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The US even considered labeling Venezuela as a state sponsor of terrorism.
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Clear Labs found numerous cases of misleading product labeling and food fraud.
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Now they will only need to meet US emissions and labeling standards.
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Labeling traffic lights, road signs and pedestrians are usually for autonomous driving.
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On July 22019, Vermont's right-to-know labeling law went into effect.
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However, labeling products as natural or organic does not qualify as misbranding.
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Chinese health officials have given little public justification for the labeling change.
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It will also start labeling significantly altered media, no matter the intent.
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Nutrition labeling has also proceeded at a snail's pace during this period.
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The reviewers' rationale for labeling the post in question false is straightforward.
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Strong country of origin labeling on food will also strengthen our economy.
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Yet liberal stalwarts perplex those pundits by voting against GMO labeling. Why?
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Campbell is also breaking with its peers by calling for federal action to make mandatory a uniform labeling system of foods that contain such ingredients, commonly known as G. M.O. labeling, said Denise Morrison, chief executive of Campbell.
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Nutrition labeling Another item slated for House consideration later this week is a bill to modify the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) menu-labeling rule for restaurants, which is expected to go into effect within the next year.
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Many food producers say they are fine with labeling GMO products (though some lobbyists lost a bid to prohibit labeling laws earlier this year), but want a federal structure to avoid a patchwork of different, possibly conflicting, requirements.
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But labeling the Brotherhood as a terrorist organization is an entirely different situation.
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Labeling data to feed to algorithms is one obvious example of ghost work.
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HOLT: How will you win a general election labeling yourself a democratic socialist?
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Immigrants blame their plight on Venezuela's rulers, labeling them as dictators and thieves.
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But Rhinehart says the current issue at hand is labeling, not product quality.
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The Mirror is actually a pretty basic audio interface with some odd labeling.
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Scientific organizations, including the American Academy of Sciences, also opposed the labeling laws.
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Labelbox builds artificial intelligence training data labeling software so nobody else has to.
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Big food companies and farm groups spent millions lobbying to prevent the labeling.
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Publix generally does a good job of labeling when items are on sale.
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The Furbo app, while easy to use, does have an issue with labeling.
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It's also notable how aggressively Microsoft is labeling it a MacBook Air killer.
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He won the primaries labeling illegal Mexican migrants as (mostly) rapists and murderers.
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The FDA will now be regulating the manufacturing, import packaging, labeling, distribution, etc.
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So why are we now labeling the election a year of the woman?
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Labeling something as terrorism has legal ramifications, too, and is not applied lightly.
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He's skipped the event twice after labeling media an enemy of the people.
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"We think that the indulgent labeling aligns more with people's motivations," Turnwald said.
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But Europe's labeling harms not only Jews and Palestinians, but also Europe itself.
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President Obama signed a bill that requires GMO labeling on all food packages.
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" Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner took notice of Machado's initial comments, labeling them "troubling.
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Not labeling China a currency manipulator would be a shift for the president.
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Sweden considered a similar labeling system, based on the Bechdel test, in 2014.
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Grubbs is more sympathetic to labeling compulsive sexual behavior an addiction than Prause.
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The state is also exploring labeling changes to give consumers more specific information.
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Most countries of the world require similar labeling, so this complaint seemed weak.
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I call my proposal COOLER: Country of Origin Labeling Expansion and Reform Act.
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The lawsuit was filed by Bursor & Fisher, a specialist in false labeling lawsuits.
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The focus of ABC's story was not food safety but labeling, Butswinkas said.
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Mnuchin said if necessary he would recommend labeling China a currency manipulator. Sen.
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Proponents of labeling, and of Vermont's law, were quick to express their disappointment.
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The money helped defeat state labeling proposals in California, Colorado, Oregon and elsewhere.
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Proponents of labeling insisted that nothing short of text on packages would do.
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"Research shows that just labeling how we feel decreases the feeling," Seppälä says.
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Senate Democrats are pushing a rival bill on labeling for genetically modified foods.
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There is an amazing amount of power in simply labeling your negative emotions.
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Britain has traffic-light labeling, but because of industry opposition, it's only voluntary.
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Data labeling is a critical responsibility for startups that rely on machine learning.
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They then use the labeling of the content moderators to train the algorithm.
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Mr. Trump said he was being sarcastic in labeling President Obama and Mrs.
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Anti-vaxxers telephoned her office, labeling her a pedophile and a child poisoner.
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Farther along, square boxes of Pont-l'Évêque flew through a labyrinthine labeling machine.
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The extra time allows the F.D.A. to establish safety, effectiveness and labeling standards.
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For plastic and glass containers, freezer-safe tape comes in handy for labeling.
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Labeling your feelings can also help take a bit of the sting out.
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The proposal would also create rules for advertising, packaging, and labeling pot products.
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Hillary Clinton labeling her opponents a "basket of deplorables" just continued that tradition.
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"Labeling is truly where the form and the function collide," Ms. Shearer said.
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The chip makers have found ways to avoid labeling goods as American-made.
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These items are not sold in Quebec because their labeling is in English.
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It requires nutrition labeling and calorie counts on menu items at chain restaurants.
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Labeling Roe an activist decision helped Reagan and other Republicans strike this balance.
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Public health organizations have stopped short of labeling the chemicals as clear carcinogens.
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But I would like to implore producers to be clearer in their labeling.
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Federal labeling rules supply one answer, which isn't very satisfying to cider makers.
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Congress included the menu-labeling requirement in the Affordable Care Act in 2010.
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Twitter is testing a proposed policy of labeling tweets that mislead the public.
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A second role of government in labeling is to ensure truth in advertising.
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The logic behind labeling drug cartels as terrorists is debatable but not outrageous.
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In fact, labeling it as illness serves only to excuse his bad behavior.
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The FDA regulates aspects of e-cigarettes such as labeling, ingredients and marketing.
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Facebook was due to start labeling an initial list of publications in November.
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Labeling has become a promotional tactic — and, in some cases, grounds for litigation.
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And many restaurants have joined in, labeling their food organic without seeking certification.
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How does labeling something as "terrorism" change the way we respond to it?
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I set out to better understand allergen labeling and the problems consumers face.
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Just this week, new meat-labeling bills were introduced in Arizona and Arkansas.
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And delaying the menu labeling mandate won't undo the progress that's already underway.
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We make sure the product fully complies with all regulations and labeling requirements.
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Instead they call the Rohingya "Bengali" — in essence, labeling them immigrants and foreigners.
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After the U.S. House passed the Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act last July - which would prevent GMO labeling laws at the state level - the Senate failed to move the bill and will reconsider it in the next few months.
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The law requires the Agriculture secretary to draft a national labeling standard within two years that allows companies to use text, a symbol or QR code, which can be scanned or read by a smartphone, to meet the new labeling requirement.
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The Palestinian Authority has described separate labeling of settlement goods as a useful step.
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"We will withdraw from any coalition that doesn't support mandatory labeling," Ms. Morrison said.
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I think the president is doing what he often does which is labeling something.
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Micha suspects that the second scenario is a real possibility with the new labeling.
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I.e., does it involve captioning images in a textbook, or correctly labeling medical records?
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President Trump slammed Democratic leaders at a Tennessee rally Tuesday night, labeling former Gov.
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Mark Warner is not terribly impressed with Facebook's new commitment to labeling political ads.
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" Erica: "The labeling of the different groups is bullshit, but it definitely still happens.
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"We need to be better about labeling who's a proper expert and who's not."
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But on the ground, Airbnb has garnered animosity for labeling the ordinance a ban.
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Why wouldn't we conclude that the same could be true of labeling others' experiences?
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The new recommendations may well influence nutrition labeling, school lunches and government assistance programs.
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" The sheriff's department report concludes by labeling the incident a "misunderstanding and teenage drama.
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Researchers blame the labeling issues on these discrepancies and the ensuing lack of regulation.
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" — Twitter user In particular, many users took issue with Cuomo labeling himself a "taxpayer.
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Meanwhile, Trump's labeling of Clinton as "the devil" follows his running mate, Indiana Gov.
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Yet each one arrived to their respective cities in packaging with Wal-Mart's labeling.
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Labeling automated bots to distinguish them from accounts run by real people, for example.
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But despite the church labeling him an apostate, Dehlin still considers himself a Mormon.
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There was a paper recently about how labeling GMOs makes people more less opposed.
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Without human labeling, AI is dumb: It doesn't know a skyscraper from a spider.
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The reaction to Thorin's tweet was swift, with people labeling the tweets as racist.
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" They targeted my masculinity and sexual orientation, labeling me a "cuck" and a "libfag.
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On December 15, Facebook announced it was going to start labeling "fake news" stories.
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The FDA's menu labeling rule requires larger calorie disclosures for food in vending machines.
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So cute!" she said on Snapchat, labeling the shot, "I'm early but I'm ready.
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Facebook continues to deny it's a media company, repeatedly labeling itself a technology platform.
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You can stick to the fandom labeling or really get creative, like these people.
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Lawmakers did not, as was feared, block the mandatory labeling of genetically modified ingredients.
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That labeling the media as treasonous did little to repair America's fraying social bonds?
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They look for the labeling to see if it's sufficient or false or misleading.
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The models support text recognition, face detection, barcode scanning, image labeling and landmark recognition.
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Many companies are also paying for sound recognition, video labeling, and even raw data.
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Now, however, the company is launching SageMaker Ground Truth, a training set labeling service.
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If you really hate your employees, you can have them do the labeling, too.
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That's one reason why Campbell's now supports a national, mandatory standard for labeling GMOs.
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He is threatening a bill that would govern the labeling of genetically modified food.
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Dumb as it sounds, it could be a matter of simple labeling and presentation.
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" Blankenship had railed against McConnell during his campaign, labeling the Senate leader "Cocaine Mitch.
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To admit that he's perfect for a part would mean classifying and labeling himself.
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Why don't beer, wine and liquor already have the same labeling requirements as food?
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Last week, the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) unveiled a TV ad labeling Rep.
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And because labeling something as terrorism has legal ramifications, it is not applied lightly.
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After more than two years of work, menu labeling guidelines were passed in 2010.
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The Senate bill follows an failed effort in March to block state labeling laws.
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The answer is not to further the divide by labeling and dehumanizing one another.
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Other prominent examples include regulation in the areas of consumer finance and food labeling.
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Democrats are labeling it Trump's shutdown, arguing the president has failed to show leadership.
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Originally, the drug's labeling included a prohibition on drinking alcohol while on the medication.
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Listening to one another, as opposed to labeling one another, can restore civil debate.
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Formally labeling a country like China a currency manipulator would be a big deal.
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The A.C.A. requires nutrition labeling and calorie counts on menu items at chain restaurants.
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Charles M. Blow Opinion Columnist Donald Trump has a penchant for labeling particular people.
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"She's into clean labeling, no artificial flavors and no chicken antibiotics," Mr. McLoughlin said.
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Our Interpreter columnist dissects the contentious politics of labeling anti-Muslim violence as terrorism.
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In that case, the agency stopped short of labeling the operation a pyramid scheme.
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Teen Vogue and Facebook both said the labeling fracas was all a big misunderstanding.
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It's not about calling people out or labeling them fill-in-the-blank-phobic.
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Federal law already requires labeling of all imported products with their country of origin.
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Some states continue to attempt to pass (or have already passed) local labeling laws.
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Since 2008, Mexico has challenged the labeling, saying the policies discriminated against their industry.
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To avoid labeling innocuous mutations as cancerous requires a bunch of statistical fine-tuning.
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Labeling opponents should look no further than Hirshberg's emails to see what's coming next.
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A couple also filed a class-action lawsuit against Cura over the labeling issue.
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The GMO labeling fight was its top priority during the majority of those years.
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Trump broke his silence on Friday, labeling Comey a "leaker" and claiming complete vindication.
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Instead of labeling the email as urgent, ask yourself why the email is urgent.
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And labeling China a currency manipulator has not produced any direct adverse economic action.
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In short, it flunks the truth in labeling test and shouldn't be taken seriously.
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This aggressive labeling coincided with a rise in favorable attitudes toward socialism among Democrats.
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She wants the government's regulation to include labeling for possible cross contact of allergens.
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These are partners who are like 'We really aren't going to stop labeling GMOs.
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So she wants a federal law that would make GMO labeling mandatory but unobtrusive.
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Some are hopeful the coming months will provide more clarity on where consumers stand on GMOs as companies including Mars Inc and Kellogg Co begin to introduce labeling of GMO labeling in response to a Vermont law that comes into effect this year.
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While the effects of greater transparency in relation to GMOs have yet to be seen, the Times article also notes that perhaps the last major shake-up in food labeling, 1990 Nutrition Labeling and Education Act, had no real effect on food prices.
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Solutions that propose alternative labeling requirements, such as through barcodes, entirely miss the point about why mandatory labeling of genetically engineered foods is particularly problematic: The information contained in the labels would convey the incorrect message that genetically engineered food is unsafe.
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However, like other cosmetic labeling, this information is not subject to premarket review by FDA.
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The regulations add labeling requirements for e-cigarettes and set limits on nicotine concentrations levels.
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The U.S. health regulator has also called for including this risk in the drugs' labeling.
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Google blinds its Photos service to gorillas to prevent it labeling some humans as apes.
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Eternal Crusade is not, despite years of labeling it as such, a massively multiplayer game.
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The issue came down to the labeling of various features in Google's "Activity Controls" menu.
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According to the USDA, the problem was discovered during a routine inspection of product labeling.
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And certainly labeling nutritious foods as "dirty" or "bad" could cause more harm than good.
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They also cited the hospital for storing expired medication and not labeling some medications properly.
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In 2018, several people were alarmed to see Google Maps labeling hotels with apparent swastikas.
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Only North Korea ranked higher, with 86 percent of Americans labeling it as a threat.
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" Swift said, before labeling the video, "Lover is out and we have no more thoughts.
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Well, let's do some more labeling and stereotyping, but first, let's hear some fine advertisements.
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She's also making this process much easier for us because she keeps labeling her contestants.
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Cannabis products would also face labeling and advertising requirements similar to those required for alcohol.
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"The FTC has to worry about everything from computer chips to bleach labeling," Wheeler said.
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Hardliners are more interested in cracking down on the protesting women, labeling them as deviants.
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Collecting 100,000 sounds of ball bearings and labeling the loose ones is something entirely different.
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The beef labeling issue opens up another fight with supporters Trump will need in 2020.
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Labeling this kind of stuff as spam has got to be leaving Facebook red-faced.
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This is a cognitive strategy called "labeling" that reduces the emotional arousal in your brain.
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The students also received a bracelet and ID labeling them as part of the program.
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"Image labeling technology is still early and unfortunately it's nowhere near perfect," said the rep.
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But by labeling Colton Underwood "The Virgin," they've taken things to an ultra-personal level.
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Scaramucci was scathing in his response, labeling Trump "a hack politician" with "anti-American" rhetoric.
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A Facebook team fixed that problem by painstakingly labeling 130,000 photos pulled from the platform.
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YouTube will start labeling videos it identifies as coming from state-funded broadcasters starting today.
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They also are labeling it an example of irresponsible administration dealings with a rogue power.
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Some experts don't agree with the Florida judge's reasoning behind labeling the cryptocurrency as property.
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"Fundamental factors do not support labeling China as a currency manipulator," the JPMorgan analysts said.
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Beyond, there's the produce, once fresh and free of rot with all organic labeling. Now?
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The next month, Facebook said labeling a story "false" reduced future impressions by 80 percent.
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It's about targeting its data gathering and labeling for specific compliance and law enforcement needs.
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You can blame the patchwork of confusing labeling laws that varies from state to state.
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For him, evangelicalism was about the gospel, not the political self-labeling it eventually became.
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Chrome is labeling all sites using HTTP as "not secure" in the browsers address bar.
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Yes, they're right about labeling me a gentrifier, but what do we do about it?
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Cosmetics: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is planning to examine its cosmetic labeling rule.
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Here's what is happening: --The Department of the Treasury will propose new wine labeling regulations.
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In other words, only about one in 250 people would benefit from the labeling nudge.
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A connection between nutritional labeling and improved health is more hope than well-examined theory.
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An SWA spokeswoman said one of the biggest concerns was to do with labeling requirements.
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The FDA also has enacted strict labeling requirements -- most obviously about SPF (sun protection factor).
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Did Microsoft make a mistake by labeling its brand of immersive digital experiences "mixed-reality"?
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These products will be subject to new labeling requirements and the hard cider tax rate.
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For example, there is now a public beta test that is labeling any forwarded message.
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Republicans opposed Obamacare from the start, labeling it a government intrusion into the healthcare market.
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But for what Huawei is labeling a flagship, it still falls into the "affordable" category.
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But to really help shoppers, the F.D.A. needs a whole new approach to food labeling.
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The truth is, GMO labeling is a solution to a problem that does not exist.
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Needless to say, we're a bit behind the EU when it comes to labeling transparency.
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The law is clear that food claims made on websites come under FDA's labeling guidelines.
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Now, it's true that (some) polls have found 80 percent of consumers support GMO labeling.
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The effort to prevent labeling is largely backed by major U.S. food and beverage companies.
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Mr. Roberts had tried and failed to pass a voluntary labeling bill earlier this year.
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CSPI has sued the FDA over menu labeling, arguing that its delays were not legal.
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Carey's family is now calling upon the government to improve allergen labeling laws in restaurants.
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The Chinese government has repeatedly and furiously called for her release, labeling the charges political.
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The company also agreed to change its product labeling, a step it has already begun.
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It's not always easy to discern a logic behind the labeling, though sometimes it is.
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Supporters of labeling also favor of a federal law, but one that would be mandatory.
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" He also called out countries that trade with North Korea, labeling the practice "an outrage.
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It's a way of poking fun at the rich and labeling their lives as disposable.
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Going full stack opens up opportunities for companies to integrate labeling workflows into other jobs.
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The girls in the pageants were showgirls and they weren't that interested in labeling themselves.
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As with all our medicines, Xanax should be administered in accordance with local product labeling.
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The stringent approval and labeling process was pushed by Senator Estes Kefauver, a Tennessee Democrat.
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The emissions standards and labeling provisions will now go into effect on March 22, 2018.
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For now, Layton said doctors need to think twice before labeling a child with ADHD.
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If the bill passes, companies will have two years to adopt the new labeling standards.
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I was concerned about her labeling herself at such a young age and being bullied.
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Labeling a column as opinion is not a free pass to push a potential falsehood.
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Two dozen young people go through photos and videos, labeling just about everything they see.
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Once Ruijin was given the task of labeling the images of millions of human mouths.
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And many skyscrapers still avoid labeling a 13th floor, instead skipping from 12 to 14.
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The labeling requirements will replace the current case-by-case approval of portable oxygen concentrators.
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Absolutely no labeling to let me know which cover went on what seat or anything.
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Once again, the debate over labeling foods commonly called "GMO" has reached a fevered pitch.
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The consequences for not labeling a video as "child-directed" could be even more severe.
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Still, it's happening now over a food labeling issue with important implications for improving health.
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Both Ms. Weinstein and Ms. Laskey recommend labeling your containers if you want them back.
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Others do the labeling for us, and they're rarely nice about their choice of modifiers.
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However, the group of freshman Democrats included one additional demand: country of origin meat labeling.
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" In March 2016, the FDA released draft guidance, "Labeling for Biosimilar Products, Guidance for Industry.
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The emissions standards and labeling provisions will now go into effect on March 22, 85033.
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Smoking is dangerous and drinking while pregnant is too, thus labeling for safety makes sense.
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Trump stoked controversy last week by again labeling his order a "travel ban" on Twitter.
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Despite the perennial seductiveness of labeling younger generations entitled brats, there's more to the story.
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" Trump has repeatedly clashed with news media, labeling unfavorable coverage of his administration "fake news.
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Alba's company also settled in a second labeling lawsuit in June for an undisclosed amount.
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Trump recently doubled down on his criticism of Bannon, labeling him "Sloppy Steve" on Twitter.
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" A group representing survivors of clergy sex abuse quickly responded by labeling the list "incomplete.
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Labeling should become effective within six months in December 2019 for all new bottles produced.
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Criminal organizations have developed high quality printing capabilities to produce spot-on counterfeit drug labeling.
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The 85033-second clip opens by labeling him as the "biggest swamp creature" in Washington.
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Stories like Ms. Whitney's are driving a push by advocacy groups to mandate sesame labeling.
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As farmers, workers and consumers, we are calling on Congress to reinstate commonsense labeling requirements.
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On both a federal and state level, there are stringent rules pertaining to alcohol labeling.
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The company must also give notification to the FDA of, among other things, its labeling, advertising, marketing plans, including information about specific adult target audiences, and how it plans to restrict youth access and limit youth exposure to the products' labeling, advertising, marketing and promotion.
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Senior Policy Associate The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) led efforts to win passage of the Nutrition Labeling and Education Act, Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act (to improve school food), Food Safety Modernization Act, Menu Labeling, and Food Allergen Consumer Protection Act.
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While the legislation, which passed both the House and Senate, directs the U.S. Department of Agriculture to create a national labeling standard, it allows companies to use text, a symbol or QR codes that must be scanned with a smartphone to meet the labeling requirement.
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U.S. presidential contender Donald Trump has a new strategy: He's labeling Democrat Hillary Clinton a Republican.
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Canada and Mexico won a similar labeling fight over United States meat labels in late 2015.
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We'll be beyond our bodies and the unnecessary labeling and boxing of certain mannerisms and energies.
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Among the assumptions made in the modeling was the impact labeling would have on sugar consumption.
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Pro-labeling campaigners such as Environmental Working Group (EWG) and Just Label It cheered Campbell's move.
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The dual labeling on the keys should make switching between Mac and PC commands super easy.
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" Many fans took to Twitter to react to the pop star's request, many labeling it "rude.
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The guidelines also make accommodations for smaller companies, including a later implementation date and different labeling.
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To help us identify specific symmetries, let's start by labeling the vertices of the original square.
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In practice, this would disproportionately impact left-wing, anti-occupation groups, labeling them as foreign agents.
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It has been selectively labeling groups as terrorist or not according to its strategic military goals.
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We urge you to reject any attempt to prevent the mandatory labeling of genetically modified food.
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" Martina initially sided with Wagner-Assali -- which led to McKinnon labeling the tennis great as "transphobic.
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The White House has insisted that labeling the new action as a "Muslim ban" is inappropriate.
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That's one reason he made labeling China a currency manipulator and renegotiating NAFTA such a priority.
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It also immediately suspended any state labeling laws on the books or already enacted, including Vermont's.
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Pro-labeling groups such as Environmental Working Group (EWG) and Just Label It cheered Campbell's move.
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Facebook says it has 200 such content-labeling projects worldwide, employing thousands of people in total.
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Its owners may have found it "uninhabitable," but labeling it a failure is a gross oversimplification.
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The Observer began labeling Klikushin's articles as "opinion" after BuzzFeed News first raised questions in 2015.
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Though unexpected detours are irritating, they're nowhere near the worst consequence of Google Maps' labeling mistakes.
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Plus, some other labeling aspects are important to consider — or, in some cases, important to ignore.
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Why do so many department stores and retailers think labeling needs to be so emotionally-charged?
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Malloy, the team's clubhouse manager since 1996, had been packing, labeling and itemizing for several weeks.
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James Cameron isn't backing down after labeling Wonder Woman "a step backwards" for women in film.
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Carrey doesn't bother with speech bubbles or labeling everything to hammer in whatever message he's sending.
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Fifteen people are under investigation for a variety of charges, including commercial fraud and false labeling.
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The people who run Facebook should be ashamed of themselves for labeling this stuff as spam.
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The Cook Political Report doesn't think it's a competitive race, labeling the outcome as Likely Republican.
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It's easy to mistakenly use low-protein flour, because labeling of different flours is surprisingly imprecise.
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Inaccurate labeling in the marijuana industry, however, isn't just a problem when it comes to cannabidiol.
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Labeling China a currency manipulator "should've been done a long time ago," he said on Wednesday.
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As the Washington Post noted, it is unclear what the agencies will decide, including on labeling.
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At this level of punctilious labeling, sunlight should certainly carry a cancer warning label in California.
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" Nevertheless, Stoltenberg has echoed Trump in calling for increased burden-sharing, labeling it his "top priority.
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It said its efforts included exploring ways to display product information more prominently and overhaul labeling.
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In 2006, the FDA required manufacturers to start labeling their foods with trans fat content information.
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Labeling something a "hate crime" can make the law come down much harder on a defendant.
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" Trump regularly attacked the media throughout his campaign, calling it "corrupt" and labeling reporters "outright liars.
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It does it so much that Apple has stopped labeling most images with HDR at all.
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Here's what is happening: Energy: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is proposing new energy labeling requirements.
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Where GMA lobbied heavily against labeling of GMO, Nestle has publicly supported disclosure of those ingredients.
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The FDA does perform postmarket monitoring to identify new safety information that may impact product labeling.
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The entrepreneur has sidestepped the regulations with some clever naming, labeling the 12 euro bottles: 'Vindigo'.
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Even if the labeling was Lao, some Hmong and Khmu are illiterate and can't understand it.
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Instead of manufacturing, workers will be doing more data-related tasks, like labeling and tagging information.
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But the labeling can be complicated—that law only applies to products overseen by the FDA.
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When reached for comment on their labeling practices, Halo Top declined to speak about pending litigation.
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This week, Twitter committed to labeling political ads and hosting a public database of all ads.
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It beat its eight percent sales uplift target and resulted in a change in labeling legislation.
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By labeling CFPB unconstitutional, the D.C. Circuit ironically protected the agency from attacks on its constitutionality.
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Where Democrats fare worse than Republicans on the issue is on the question of product labeling.
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They also are developing a new system of tracking and labeling food, which makes perfect sense.
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Clear, informative labeling is a first step toward transparency that can build trust and educate consumers.
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Those identifiers have been emphasized in recent laws that boost drug labeling and supply tracking requirements.
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Labeling someone a potential danger or a "ticking time bomb" only discourages them from seeking help.
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Kavanaugh later defended his testimony, labeling it "emotional" in an op-ed for The Washington Post.
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" Trump has similarly attacked Mueller's probe into Russia's election interference, repeatedly labeling it a "witch hunt.
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The problem is, right now, the term "natural" is meaningless when it comes to food labeling.
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The latest outrage is about a 85033-year-old customs rule requiring accurate labeling of goods.
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Lots of the private labeling at Aldi closely resembles some of the bigger box brand names.
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That requirement effectively established national labeling on many of the products in the average grocery store.
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" Trump began his campaign in June 2015 with a speech labeling Mexican immigrants "rapists" and "criminals.
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Google declined to comment when asked whether it would expand its labeling for Chinese state media.
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In fact, the U.K.'s proposed labeling system has been well received with overwhelming public support.
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A product labeling program run by the private sector would lack objectivity and credibility to consumers.
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Here's what is happening: Wine: The Department of the Treasury is proposing new wine labeling restrictions.
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Labeling countries terrorist-supporting pariahs is an act of desperation — a "Hail Mary," in football terms.
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Beyond that there is an inequality argument to be made in the name of such labeling.
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" Many investors specialize in different stages, often labeling themselves "seed-stage funds" or "late-stage funds.
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The trade group said it expected to work with the food industry on guidelines for labeling.
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Food industry officials have said they are open to labeling, but that it should be voluntary.
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The highly influential document directs food labeling, school menus, public food programs, and government research grants.
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It is enough to have unleashed an existential and legal crisis over labeling: What is "milk"?
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So you're basically labeling half the population 'plus size,' because the fashion industry has labeled me.
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Companies all over the country are already labeling GMOs and, guess what, the sky didn't fall.
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This country is still living off slave money, so it's all about labeling and the empire.
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Startups have become all the rage in business, with seemingly every new business labeling itself one.
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Here's what is happening: Wine: The Department of the Treasury is proposing new wine labeling regulations.
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They need not spend time and money labeling images — and potentially making mistakes with these labels.
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A study conducted by researchers at UCLA found that labeling feelings reduces the intensity of them.
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The labeling requirement arose in response to public pressure and a confusing array of state rules.
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Germany had passed a resolution earlier that year labeling the killings a "genocide," which angered Turkey.
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The badge is Amazon's latest attempt at labeling products to help shoppers decide what to buy.
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Trump has vowed to force Canada and Mexico to renegotiate NAFTA, labeling it a job killer.
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The committee also has plenty to say about policy issues like GMO labeling and seed patents.
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Pinterest has long resisted calling itself a social media company, instead labeling itself a productivity tool.
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This connects to our societies growing conversation on Gender labeling and growing division on being transgender.
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Not surprisingly, the path of least resistance becomes labeling and prescribing instead of exploring and managing.
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I don't want to add footnotes to something by labeling actions as racist or politically charged.
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Chain restaurants are now required to print nutrition labeling and calorie counts on standard menu items.
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The proposal about meat labeling was opposed by a coalition of environmental and animal rights groups.
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In Switzerland, the canton of Zug has also sought out crypto business, labeling itself Crypto Valley.
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Airplanes: The Federal Aviation Administration is moving forward with new labeling requirements for portable oxygen concentrators.
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Federal law already prohibits misleading food labels, so clearly this legislation isn't aimed at deceptive labeling.
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Another frequent trope is labeling women as crazy, which Ms. Matthews said was thrown at Mrs.
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Perhaps that is because Trimbach has never deviated from its policy of clarity in its labeling.
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The company later told the researchers that the deletions were the result of a labeling problem.
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States around the country interested in labeling are also looking to the Vermont law for guidance.
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As for Israel's nature, labeling it an "ethnic democracy" captures only one facet of its being.
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Energy: The Federal Trade Commission is moving forward with new energy labeling requirements for clothes washers.
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And that's another part of colonialism: You are labeling people with names that they don't know.
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"Here is a so-called labeling bill, but in fact it does the opposite," said Sen.
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"However, others criticized Osaka for labeling Serena as "old", with some even calling the post "disrespectful.
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It also addresses labeling, aiming to make it easier for consumers to identify key product information.
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WhatsApp previously started labeling messages to indicate they've been forwarded rather than composed by the sender.
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Labeling witnesses as "Never Trumpers" and maligning their records of service is par for the course.
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GMO labeling bills are pending in 31 states, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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Labeling it as such has been a huge rhetorical coup by apologists for unbridled federal power.
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Trump has gone on offense, labeling Comey an "untruthful slimeball" and a "leaker" deserving of prosecution.
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Trump exploited Clinton's baggage by, often untruthfully, labeling her as something close to an unconvicted criminal.
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In 1978 CSPI petitioned the FDA to set limits on salt use and require better labeling.
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So more research is needed to determine the true benefits of calorie labeling on public health.
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The bill would replace state-by-state mandatory GMO labeling requirements with a voluntary national standard.
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Two recent phenomena demonstrates that country of origin labeling works to increase purchases of domestic products.
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Labeling the duty as a moral obligation effectively renders the federal government's obligations voluntary and unenforceable.
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The United States has long argued that its labeling requirements do not discriminate against any country.
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The cost of labeling Saudi Arabia and its crown prince pariahs could be a high one.
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Plenty of us try to control our uncontrollable world by labeling the things that terrify us.
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His common labeling as an anti-Islamist is belied by his backing of Salafist armed groups.
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One study looked at New York City's calorie labeling law, which went into effect in 2008.
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Just this past June, Kolodinsky and her team published research showing that customers in Vermont grew less fearful of GM foods after the state's labeling law was enacted (the 2016 federal law suspended any state labeling laws, but many of Vermont's foods continued to carry GM labels).
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"After a period of public comment, once the guidance is finalized, manufacturers may choose to follow the recommendations in the final guidance or they may choose other methods of labeling their devices, so long as the labeling complies with applicable FDA laws and regulations," they added.
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A review of 53 studies on restaurant calorie labeling found limited evidence that menu labeling affects how many calories a customer may purchase at fast-food restaurants and just some evidence that it may lower calories purchased at other types of restaurants or in cafeteria settings.
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After the March outbreak, the FDA determined labeling would help consumers better follow its advice, Cassell said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's talk of labeling China as a currency manipulator is "not logical", Yi added.
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The lack of labeling on highly refined ingredients isn't the only exception carved out by the USDA.
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It was only later she learned the manufacturer had purposely misled her with a fake safety labeling.
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Increasingly, however, many people have pushed back against labeling the alt-right as a bunch of trolls.
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BUT labeling every black Southern/Western legacy artist "country" risks delegitimizing the crucial genres they also represented.
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A previous study found that labeling stories as false sometimes made users more likely to share them.
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Do you think you will attempt to sell another beer with similarly "controversial" labeling in the future?
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Reckitt Benckiser Korea, the company, was found guilty of false labeling and fined 150 million won ($13,000).
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In its wake, some insurers dropped homeowners in the county, labeling it as a high-risk area.
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This is usually where I get frustrated with budgeting apps because I hate manually labeling each expense.
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Trump criticized Clinton, saying she had let black Americans down and was falsely labeling Republicans as bigoted.
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In 2016, Chile introduced its new food labeling system in response to the country's dire obesity crisis.
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If it's fun and it's true to you, I don't really see the point of labeling it.
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Non-halal products will remain available in Indonesia following the labeling law, but may meet a backlash.
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Bosnian Serb nationalist leader Milorad Dodik played down the threat of prosecution, labeling the investigation politically motivated.
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Aside from the bizarre labeling of concentration camps as "Holocaust centers," Spicer's follow-up is again false.
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He'd also be labeling Heather Heyer's death a "domestic terror attack," per the language in the resolution.
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You are creating home-grown rebels by your actions - and then you are labeling them as terrorists.
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Hoeksra believes labeling products according to their water use could raise awareness around the issue, as well.
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It mostly focused on labeling Clinton as corrupt, his stock "Crooked Hillary" line expanded to an hour.
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In the '70s, Gittings successfully lobbied the American Psychiatric Association to stop labeling homosexuality a mental disorder.
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I think labeling him only as the greatest boxer does a disservice to who he truly was.
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Abbott is seeking MRI-conditional labeling from the U.S. health regulator for a clutch of CRM devices.
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The bill's failure means that states can continue to move forward with a variety of labeling laws.
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It's a potentially useful labeling system, but it's still way more complicated than it needs to be.
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Compliance with these separate state standards would require labeling changes, reformulation, additional testing and excessive packaging requirements.
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Last March, Senate Democrats killed a bill that would have prevented the mandatory labeling of GM foods.
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The Sugar Association has donated to a nonprofit that pushes for labeling of high-fructose corn syrup.
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The legislation would ban manufacturers from advertising these products as "flushable" and instead require labeling them "unflushable".
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The letter was determined to refute the economic arguments against mandating the labeling of genetically modified products.
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Buddhist leaders instead refer to Rohingya as "Bengali" — in essence labeling them immigrants and foreigners from Bangladesh.
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Abloh himself has taken a Sharpie to sneakers at talks, labeling them before giving the styles away.
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The Guardian already produces them, and in January it began labeling them more clearly as "paid content".
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" Trump previously addressed the nation in a somber speech on Monday morning, labeling the shooting "pure evil.
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But the FDA rule builds on New York City's original calorie labeling requirement and widens the scope.
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In these grab-and-go times, calorie labeling shouldn't be limited to McDonald's, Taco Bell or Applebee's.
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The Vermont law is about clear, on-package labeling, but that's not what the Senate is proposing.
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This bill is not about expanding GMO labeling; it's about preventing states like Vermont from taking action.
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The House Intelligence Committee issued a report in 2012 labeling Huawei and ZTE a national security threat.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), who has been fighting for mandatory labeling legislation, called the company's decision courageous.
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The new labeling will advise parents to check with a child's doctor before introducing peanut-containing foods.
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In July, Vermont is set to become the first state to begin enforcing a GMO labeling mandate.
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But, of course, the real constituency for milk labeling "reforms" is not consumers but the dairy industry.
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Efforts to block GMO labeling assume that consumers aren't smart enough to make their own food choices.
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Letting every state establish labeling standards for GMO foods is unworkable and increases the cost of food.
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He described the interaction as a discussion, and denied recent media reports labeling it as a confrontation.
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Burnett said the company is reviewing its entire menu based on last year's new sugar labeling guidance.
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The labeling implementation won't start until 2020, and compliance won't be mandatory until 2022, the AP wrote.
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In addition, they will receive incentive payments of up to a few dollars for labeling their data.
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At the same time, the FDA will consider whether it can make labeling nutrients more consumer-friendly.
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These laws have included mileage requirements for cars, appliance standards, tax credits, Energy Star certifications, and labeling.
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USA Rice called out "rice pretenders" in 2017, asking the FDA for better regulation of food labeling.
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They also believe a standard, global nutrition labeling system—one that is simple and understandable—would help.
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The researchers collected data on the calorie labeling effort that's been going on in Philadelphia since 2008.
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After the labeling announcement the consortium was quick to release a video response blasting it as divisive.
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Whether they are viewed as an 'activist' or not depends more on the person doing the labeling.
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It involves steps like stronger performance standards, better labeling, more global cooperation and greater use of incentives.
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Last year, the House approved legislation to prohibit states from mandating the labeling of genetically engineered food.
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But a bill recently passed by the House would undermine that goal by easing nutritional labeling requirements.
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Then he works back through his mass of assembled data, labeling each piece with the relevant code.
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" In general, she said, "the United States supports science-based labeling that is truthful and not misleading.
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Chile has moved forward as has Ecuador, but with a less aggressive labeling system, Ms. Jones said.
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Joining the list for the first time this year is five-year-old data labeling platform Playment.
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General Mills announced Friday, March 18, that it would start labeling its products containing genetically modified ingredients.
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Pat Roberts (R-KS) to fast-track a bill that would have blocked the Vermont labeling law.
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By some estimates, poor labeling of streamed tracks means billions of dollars haven't been paid to artists.
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" Shortly afterward, he gave interviews slamming the UK prime minister and labeling the European Union a "foe.
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A federal court, however, has put the California labeling requirement on hold while considering a legal challenge.
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In his closing argument, Hunter pulled no punches, labeling Johnson & Johnson the "kingpin" of the opioid crisis.
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Whether food labeling in Canada has reduced the number of accidental exposures hasn't been proven with studies.
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" Many of the negative comments specifically called out Bloomberg for his wealth — labeling him as an "oligarch.
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Yes, but: Gathering and labeling those images is expensive and time consuming, and in some cases impossible.
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If I were a vicious commentator, I'd now take the leap of labeling Schiff a Russian operative.
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In a follow-up tweet, Davis also suggested the company would begin labeling multi-tweet threads automatically.
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How can FDA labeling policy incentivize and enable companies to innovate in ways that meet consumer demands?
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And time may be running out for the government to pick a side in the labeling debate.
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Rather than seize this chance, the Germans appear to have made their labeling rules even more confusing.
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Those efforts turned into a federal labeling bill signed into law by President Barack Obama in 2016.
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Buttigieg has led the charge against Sanders, labeling him a polarizing candidate who would repel new voters.
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Carter previously said Iran's actions angered him, but avoided labeling the incident a violation of international law.
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"We committed to labeling these pages and will begin doing so soon," a spokesperson said on Friday.
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The legislation passed on Friday would weaken the menu labeling requirements, but it would not kill them.
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This behavior echoes that of Joseph McCarthy, as it involves falsely labeling loyal American citizens as disloyal.
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Like Joseph McCarthy&aposs original version, today&aposs version involves falsely labeling loyal American citizens as disloyal.
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Mandatory labeling of foods that contained trans fats made sense when science showed they harmed human health.
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Labeling them as a terrorist organization will help to curb Antifa's anti-American doctrine of political violence.
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Many are labeling him mentally ill and suggesting it should preclude him from holding the highest office.
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To the credit of the Trump administration, the U.S. vehemently opposes the mandatory labeling of Jewish products.
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In my own practice, many people come to me labeling themselves or their partners as sex addicts.
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These shows arrive at a time of fake news and the labeling of unwanted news as fake.
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Twitter recently announced plans to begin labeling all campaign ads in the run-up to an election.
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Labeling the cartels as terrorist groups could bolster legal challenges to the policy by immigrant-rights groups.
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The labeling should also include monitoring of the patient's heart while under the treatment, the reviewers suggested.
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In a separate statement, the American Pizza Community also showed support for the new menu-labeling legislation.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) said the labeling debate is not over whether GMOs are safe or unsafe.
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The Food and Drug Administration is also expected soon to come out with new sugar labeling rules.
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Democrats strongly objected to Bridenstine, labeling him a politically polarizing figure with little scientific or technical expertise.
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The push for mandatory GMO labeling that unfolded during the Obama years further cemented the industry's divisions.
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President Donald Trump has responded to this denial by labeling Democrat and House Intelligence Committee chairman Rep.
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By labeling individuals second-class citizens, we erect unnecessary barriers to their successful integration into the community.
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What if Kim Jong-un responded to being called "Rocket Man" by labeling President Trump "Honky Cat"?
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Congress passed the Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act in 2004, a rule book for manufacturers.
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THINKING TRAPS: Catastrophizing Labeling & Judging Fortune Telling PATTERN: Tendency to think I'll be discovered as a loser.
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Democrats and other supporters of the charges against Mr. Trump might be reluctant to accept that labeling.
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Congress must stand up for American families and workers and enact strong country of origin food labeling.
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School should be society's first-line of defense: spotting, helping, and/or criminally labeling potentially murderous youths.
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One group was learning social studies by drawing a map of U.S. and labeling all the states.
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This is because, late last year, Congress repealed country-of-origin labeling requirements for beef and pork.
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Labeling him the heir of nationalist heroes like Italy's Giuseppe Garibaldi and Ghana's Kwame Nkrumah is laughable.
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In March of last year, he issued a statement labeling Trump a threat to American national security.
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A federal bill that would require labeling of foods made with genetically engineered ingredients passed a major hurdle in the Senate on Wednesday, significantly raising the odds that a national standard for labeling will put an end to a fight that has roiled the food industry for years.
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"Overall, when you are looking at average consumer response to labeling, there doesn't appear to be much difference in calories purchased before and after labeling," said Dr. Jason Block, a general internal medicine physician and assistant professor at Harvard Medical School, who was a co-author of the paper.
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Simplified, consistent date labeling will help companies halve food waste by 2025, said Peter Freedman, CGF managing director.
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While baits can appear difficult to use, he added, their labeling directions should be straightforward enough to follow.
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The federal legislation pre-empted a stricter genetically modified food labeling law from going into effect in Vermont.
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"We could not be more proud," Hadid wrote on Instagram Stories, labeling a backstage photo of the crew.
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Any advertisement that is deemed to be political requires another level of authorization and labeling, according to Facebook.
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Labeling Le Pen "the high priestess of fear," Macron said leaving the euro would be a "fatal" step.
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He thinks it's possible that we could see similar outcomes with labeling our news diet on social media.
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Her remarks prompted politicians from both parties to condemn her remarks, with some labeling them as anti-Semitic.
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CRA is focusing on other issues including labeling of "added sugars" and genetically-modified organisms (GMOs), he said.
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Trump's actions follow the World Health Organization labeling the outbreak a global health emergency earlier in the week.
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This kind of non-inclusive labeling is controversial and complicated — and that's what bothers me about Kmart's approach.
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YouTube said it would soon be expanding its labeling of China-backed media outlets but declined to elaborate.
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The Department of Homeland Security was considering labeling fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction earlier this year.
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He initially worked on labeling, but now focuses on quality assurance, overseeing the projects Daivergent's remote workers complete.
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Others might avoid the lable labeling their relationship mixed-weight because it feels like another layer of stigma.
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The boxes of equipment had been dropped off Tuesday in the wrong location with imperfect labeling, causing concern.
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When we deny our emotions, labeling them as wrong or foolish or shameful, we just hurt ourselves more.
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False labeling on products of this type was banned in 1990 by the Dolphin Protection Consumer Information Act.
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There is fluidity in genitalia, and labeling one as male or female is Western medical industrial complex nonsense.
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The Taliban have refused to talk to Afghan government officials, labeling them a puppet of the United States.
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There are some neat smart labeling options involved here too to help you pick out people and places.
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The day festival is held to draw attention to "sexual injustice, victim blaming, derogatory labeling and gender inequality."
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Twitter is thinking about labeling bots; it's thinking about conversational health; it's thinking about rethinking the entire service.
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Trump responded several times, labeling the senator "Goofy Elizabeth Warren" and accusing her of lying about her heritage
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I also learn that she's not just another celeb labeling herself a foodie because it's hot right now.
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The change from the algorithmic search that comes from labeling an event as news can be seen below.
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It could choose to change the product's labeling, restrict prescribing and/or remove it from the market altogether.
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" Trump kicked off his tirade with a tweet Friday morning labeling parts of the Mueller report "total bullshit.
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It seems like this discussion about labeling synthetic foods is going to have repercussions beyond lab-grown meat.
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"One small state's law is setting labeling standards for consumers across the country," GMA said in a statement.
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The FDA then contacted and warned several firms to remove specific medications from their labeling and marketing materials.
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At the same time, we must guard ourselves against labeling all police officers as unworthy of public trust.
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"In one test, Amazon recognition even failed on the face of Oprah Winfrey labeling her male," she said.
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Such labeling is already giving consumers access to information on sugar content, Sugar Association CEO Courtney Gaine said.
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Labeling anyone who disagrees with political leaders as enemies not only is wrongheaded, it also is un-American.
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The retailer urged policymakers for simpler regulations on things like Made in USA labeling and modernize trade agreements.
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Among its findings, the survey showed that companies are increasingly labeling cybersecurity as a threat to their operations.
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First, the President can nominate a moderate or one whose track record makes labeling her or him difficult.
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By labeling a measurement as in development, the company is telling advertisers to expect those measurements to change.
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It will be the first U.S. city to introduce the labeling, due to come into effect next month.
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Consider the uproar surrounding the labeling of the first genetically modified animal product in the United States, salmon.
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And he clearly relished defying those who sought to apply simplistic partisan labeling to his votes in cases.
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"I think front of pack labeling has more potential to have a bigger impact on consumers," he said.
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Kaufman had sued CVS in May 2014, seeking actual and punitive damages plus an injunction against improper labeling.
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The company started by constructing essentially a crowdsourced mechanical turk for labeling words and sentences in multiple languages.
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The law would also establish packaging and labeling standards, giving a layer of government oversight never before seen.
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Like the farmer's market or the organic labeling standard, so many real ideas are hiding in plain sight.
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Under the new rules, ethanol will be subject to new rating, certification and labeling requirements, the FTC noted.
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The Genetically Engineered Salmon Labeling Act would ensure that any salmon that is genetically engineered be clearly labeled.
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All of these changes could lead to higher prices however, with changes to recipes requiring changes to labeling.
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It's similar to the Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act of 2015 that passed the House in June.
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Next, the agency wants to address labeling issues, allowing 60+ to be the maximum SPF, up from 50+.
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School lunches and menu labeling standards are likely to be among the changes that may come under fire.
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Clearly, table salt is not an "organism," so labeling it as a potential GMO is false and misleading.
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Critics of mandatory labeling have used these omissions and inconsistencies as arguments for maintaining the unlabeled status quo.
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It is only now, in the 21st century, that actually labeling our approach as "realist" has become taboo.
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While implementation of calorie labeling is an important step forward in curbing obesity, more needs to be done.
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This non-adjunctive labeling means that the system can be used independently to make decisions on insulin doses.
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James: I agree for the most part, but I'm against the broad labeling of huge sectors of society.
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" Authorities had previously called the fires "suspicious," while the NAACP went further, labeling them acts of "domestic terrorism.
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And some analysts were still bearish after the company's earnings call, even labeling Musk's behavior a red flag.
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At one point, the sorting and labeling involved nearly 49,000 workers on Mechanical Turk, Amazon's global online marketplace.
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Republicans believe that labeling Clinton as a third-term for Obama is a winning argument for their side.
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As of 2011, the FDA disallowed manufacturers from labeling sunscreens as "waterproof" because all sunscreens eventually wash off.
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That's why we welcome government proposals to introduce mandatory calorie labeling on menus in restaurants, cafes and takeaway.
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GMOs: The Senate could also wade into a fight over mandatory labeling of genetically modified foods. http://bit.
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Republicans will all but certainly seek to draw a political advantage from Democrats labeling Trump a white supremacist.
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Mississippi's labeling law went into effect this month, and Louisiana passed a similar bill effective in October 2020.
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Services like Amazon Mechanical Turk and Figure Eight work well when startups have relatively manageable data-labeling responsibilities.
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Other researchers in the field aren't convinced that selfitis is real, with some labeling the study as "dangerous."
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After all, Donald Trump has begun labeling as "fake news" any opinions or facts with which he disagrees.
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In the current environment, where the administration is trying to pass tax reform, traditional labeling may be incorrect.
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Under the FTC policy, which targets "deceptive advertising or labeling," health claims must be based on scientific evidence.
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At an inquest last month, a British court determined that the labeling on the sandwich had been inadequate.
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Trump has continually railed against the media, labeling journalists who criticize him "the enemies" of the American people.
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But simply labeling these sites as "social" overlooks what they do best: They deliver highly personalized content experiences.
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Labeling laws like these have been discussed around the country, and courts will soon debate whether they're constitutional.
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Congressional Republicans attacked Tlaib over the weekend, with House Republican Whip Steve Scalise labeling her comments anti-Semitic.
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You need to stop putting people in boxes and labeling them so much, Aquarius; let them be individuals.
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SUSAN CHIRA, SENIOR GENDER CORRESPONDENT, 59: I share my generation's general unease with labeling sexual awkwardness sexual assault.
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At a Pepsi warehouse, she made $8.50 an hour, labeling, packaging and taping products in an assembly line.
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This widespread implementation of a public education campaign like calorie labeling should change the public's consciousness about calories.
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Environmentalists said the suggested labeling rules were an effort to undermine the growing demand for plant-based foods.
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Labeling and understanding these practices as sexual offenses is vital to ensuring appropriate support and protections for victims.
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The F.D.A. said it expected some of the liquids would still be sold under revised labeling and advertising.
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According to claims in the suit, the labeling misleads consumers to think recycling is the answer to waste.
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The policy aligns with those in Australia, Europe, New Zealand and Canada, which all have sesame labeling requirements.
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It boasts a USP Verified Mark, demonstrating that the product has been vetted for safety and accurate labeling.
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The system doesn't prevent creators from publishing misinformation in their videos, then labeling the video as advertiser-friendly.
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They ordered bank auditors to use tougher standards by June 30 in labeling loans as overdue and nonperforming.
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This is why: Although many modern recipes call for canned San Marzano tomatoes, labeling is a murky business.
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The labeling requirements would apply to portable oxygen concentrators that people who have difficulty breathing take on airplanes.
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Misleading marketing and labeling may confuse parents about the health value of many juices, a new report finds.
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But your kitchen is not a restaurant, and you are not a giant corporation subject to labeling laws.
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This is evidenced by the U.S. State Department's labeling Iran as the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism.
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In February, Quebec government representatives met with us in Vermont, as they too are considering mandatory labeling laws.
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There have been some efforts on part of House Democrats to restore the full mandatory meat labeling program.
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To help reduce the damage, consumers can demand more sustainably sourced goods with adequate labeling, Dr. Moran said.
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But he assailed the audits, calling them "an attack on the Czech Republic" and labeling their authors incompetent.
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Seemingly borrowing a practice from President Trump, Russia appears to be labeling as fake any articles it dislikes.
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In 2016, it was the first in the industry to begin labeling products that included genetically engineered ingredients.
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The United States Department of Agriculture has proposed new guidelines for labeling foods that contain genetically modified ingredients.
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Labeling China a manipulator could have severely hindered progress in other areas of a complex bilateral economic relationship.
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The memo does not name the trafficker but describes him as a cooperating witness, labeling him CW-3.
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Mandatory labeling is not an appropriate policy response — and, indeed, can convey misinformation if interpreted as a warning.
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Congress passed a law in July ordering the agency to create a national labeling standard within two years.
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The comments came on the same day the president reversed his position on labeling China a currency manipulator.
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Murthy, however, voiced his political views in the past, labeling gun violence a health threat to the country.
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Germany, the most influential country within the EU, could help put an end to the draconian labeling measure.
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But concerns have been raised about the potential impact such labeling might have on people with eating disorders.
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Other mainstream outlets, including The Washington Post, have been comfortable labeling the contents of the video as bunkum.
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Millennials in particular are gravitating towards logos, after years of preferring, at least outwardly, more incognito fashion labeling.
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Confusing labeling and misleading marketing are undermining parents' best intentions to make the right choices for their children.
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Republicans have campaigned against the tax for years, labeling it a "death tax" that is unfair to families.
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"Credit is 'glue' keeping cross-asset bull market together," they wrote, labeling the market a "clear bear catalyst".
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People, not necessarily athletes, draw confidence from him and his disregard for the judgment or labeling from others.
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A petition from the Good Food Institute opposing the dairy labeling legislation has garnered more than 41,000 signatures.
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She has called Trump a racist before, labeling him a "thin-skinned, racist bully" during the 2016 campaign.
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The question was whether a local activist group was justified in labeling the flag as a Nazi symbol.
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That was when T-Mobile started a marketing blitz, labeling itself the "uncarrier" — the pro-consumer wireless company.
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That was when T-Mobile started a marketing blitz, labeling itself the "uncarrier" — the pro-consumer wireless company.
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As a result, food manufacturers developed their own unregulated labeling practices to alert consumers to potential cross contact.
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Last year, a work labeling Catalonia's separatist leaders as political prisoners was removed from an international art fair.
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In Nebraska, a meat-labeling bill was written by Carol Blood, a Democratic state senator from suburban Omaha.
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America has a long history of empowering consumers and supporting our country's workers with this type of labeling.
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For years, anti-GMO advocates have been using the voter initiative process to put labeling on state ballots.
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In addition, Google has signed on to provide $20,000 in cloud computing credits to each winner, CrowdFlower is offering $5,000 in platform credit with $5,000 in human labeling credits, Scale is giving $1,000 in human labeling credit per winner and Floyd will give 250 Tesla K80 GPU hours to each winner.
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If Congress doesn't act soon on a proposed national standard for food labeling, a Vermont law will go into effect on July 1, setting off a patchwork of labeling standards across the United States that will confuse rather than effectively inform consumers about the ingredients and nutritive value of their food.
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Buck, who has been pushing for the labeling rule since 2009 said she's "very excited" to see it happening.
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Micha and her colleagues estimated that people would decrease added sugar intake by 6.8 percent because of the labeling.
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We could call it "pre-dystopia" or something like that, though I'd rather leave the labeling to the critics.
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She goes in, "yeah, I'm staring at you, ho!" before labeling the poor girl as superficial, privileged, and trophie'd.
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To that end, we have led the industry adopting clear, front-of-pack calorie labeling for all our beverages.
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Wright allegedly used Google Maps to identify possible targets, labeling them "cockroaches," and printed out guides for making explosives.
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MUNCHIES: Your petition is a "right to know" petition—it calls for accurate labeling, not a ban of GMOs.
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Many of the products have cartoon characters on their labeling and advertising, the FDA said in a statement here.
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Victoza's FDA-approved labeling also contained a boxed warning related to that form of thyroid cancer, the lawsuit said.
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House Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is labeling the resolution as repeal, so that buys them some time.
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It's forcing political advertisers to be more transparent, creating special labeling to make them stand out in News Feed.
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Under the bright hospital lights, Mohammad was admitted, then cuffed with a yellow bracelet labeling him a fall risk.
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For its December issue, Outside magazine joined The New Yorker in labeling Shiffrin one of the sport's greatest athletes.
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Trump has spent years bashing the deal as a disaster, labeling it (among other things) an "embarrassment" and catastrophe.
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But there's a chance that the clear-cut labeling that Vermonters saw won't be implemented on the national scale.
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If we can insist on labeling from our food growers, we can ask retailers how their products are made.
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What's exempted: The bill will not mandate labeling for any traits developed through RNA interference or through gene editing.
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Cardiology drugs costs just a fraction of that, so Novartis would have had to win favorable labeling from regulators.
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Companies involved in data labeling or data annotation as it is also called include crowdsourcing platforms such as Amazon.
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Colorado state regulators do require recreational marijuana be tested for potency at third-party state licensed laboratories for labeling.
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The far left organization is notorious for labeling those not aligned with its radical agenda as a hate group.
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"Labeling the entire criminal justice profession as &aposracist&apos spreads false and damaging information about our members," Wojnar wrote.
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And states such as Utah are creating their own regulatory system for legally selling and accurately labeling CBD products.
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YouTube's proposed labeling could wrongly imply that the government has influence over PBS content, which is prohibited by statute.
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Dubois's collaborator Ksenya Samarskaya then developed a "novel, unified typographic style" for the machines that reflects mid-century labeling.
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Other efforts lobbied against include advertising regulations, labeling regulations and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program regulations, according to the report.
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The energy labeling requirements would be expanded to apply to certain air conditioners, ceiling fans and electric water heaters.
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Trump said labeling China a currency manipulator now would hurt talks with Beijing on dealing with North Korea's threats.
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Dorsey has publicly apologized to far-right personality Candace Owens for Twitter (correctly) labeling her a "far-right" personality.
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Labeling paid-for Instagram posts correctly actually works better for consumers, says Joanna Pawluk, chief growth officer at Indahash.
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Tuesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for abandoned pipelines, food safety requirements and calorie labeling regulations.
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But many economists warn that labeling China a currency manipulator could spark retaliation from the world's second-largest economy.
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In 2015, the UK released voluntary standards for the manufacture, labeling, and marketing of vaping products, including e-cigs.
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" Photos posted on Wednesday morning showed volunteers labeling 2-gallon jugs of water with the message, "God Bless Flint.
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I think that is the key to better mental health, not necessarily labeling things with 'therapy' or 'anti-depressants.
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In 2011, the Institute of Medicine recommended a simple, front-of-package labeling system that would solve these problems.
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To ban an ad depicting a specific body type is to demonize that type, labeling it publicly as bad.
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Opponents and rivals are one thing, but with enemies, individuals want to destroy them through labeling and character assassination.
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" Once again he stirred hatred and fear by labeling Hispanic gang members as sub-human, using the word "animals.
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Trump responded to Warren's attacks that same day by labeling her "racist" for claiming she has Native American ancestry.
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The Coalition for Safe and Affordable Food says Congress can't allow states like Vermont to implement unprecedented labeling laws.
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Instead of clearly labeling coverage items, each title such as "collision" or "comprehensive" was written in a numbered code.
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In the Country of Origin Labeling Act case, the WTO selected Ricardo Ramírez-Hernández as the appellate panel chairman.
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Like Trump, Blankenship has also taken to labeling his political enemies, calling McConnell "Cocaine Mitch" in a recent ad.
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Advocates of GMO labeling have pushed for clear, on-package language, just like what's required under the Vermont law.
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Labeling the preview an unequivocal display of fat-shaming, many called for its cancellation prior to the series' premiere.
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Opposing the judge could have exposed him to GOP attacks labeling him as out of touch with his state.
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Upbeat labeling is inescapable in this £21 million, five-story hotel with 120 rooms that opened in January 2015.
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And government labeling requirements, often jargon-heavy (what is "imitation milk product"?) and unwieldy, undermine these limited marketing efforts.
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As further evidence of labeling laws' disparate impact on small businesses, look no further than the Ocheesee Creamery case.
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Under U.S. law, labeling a country as currency manipulator can trigger an investigation and negotiations on tariffs and trade.
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Last month, Trump described China's persistent activity as a threat to U.S. businesses, labeling it an unfair trade practice.
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Unless all alcohol companies start labeling their products under the current voluntary standards, federal regulators ought to require it.
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" The 45-second clip opens by labeling Lewandowksi the "biggest swamp creature" in Washington, D.C., and a "shadow lobbyist.
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While labeling Trump's words "mean" and "hateful," a media law expert contended they were unlikely to be considered libelous.
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People managing food allergies should expect clear, unambiguous allergen labeling that makes the grocery store less of a minefield.
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Additionally, Whole Foods Market, whose shelves are prized real estate among food manufacturers, will require labeling in two years.
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Here's a look inside how private labeling is transforming the banking industry— and which products are on the rise.
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The Food and Drug Administration, which regulates the food industry, was in charge of finalizing and implementing menu labeling.
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"What labeling someone a currency manipulator means is handing over control to Congress to study the topic," Merk said.
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Carey's family is now calling on the government to improve allergen labeling laws in restaurants following the teen's death.
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The members of the Senate will decide that very question in their votes on the Biotech Labeling Solutions Act.
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