Facebook's report notes ongoing efforts to put contextual labels on certain types of suspect/partisan content, such as labelling photos and videos which have been independently fact-checked as misleading; labelling state-controlled media; and labelling political ads.
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The USDA's labelling authority overrides that of the states — states are not allowed to impose labelling requirements incompatible with the standards that the USDA puts forward.
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"While the labelling led to an escalation of U.S.-China tensions, we think the de-labelling has sweetened the 'Phase 1' deal, ensuring its eventual signing, " Citi said in a note.
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Labelling became standardised and mandatory in America only in 1990.
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They also disliked the labelling of their complaints as racist.
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However, more rules will not make cosmetic labelling less confusing.
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Simply labelling it "a daily habit" doesn't do it justice.
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But trade body AIFPA said such labelling was of no use.
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Locals on the Coventry Road roll their eyes at the labelling.
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If anything, this kind of labelling is a blessing in disguise.
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North Korean state media wasted little time labelling Park a criminal.
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Opponents of the labelling initiative fear it will boost the BDS.
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One way of taking off some pressure, Jackson thinks, is labelling.
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For labelling employees, the reasons for joining China's data industry are straightforward.
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After a drink, Peter breezily flouts the official edict against ethnic labelling.
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The commission proposes setting up an EU labelling scheme for green bonds.
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Karen says they're not labelling it, but it doesn't seem to matter.
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How exactly 'bot or not' labelling will come to Twitter isn't clear.
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In unsupervised learning, no labelling is required, which makes the method scalable.
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That leaves labelling content as disputed or using algorithms to slow its spread.
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A clause labelling Cuba as progressing towards a "communist society" has been dropped.
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" Cummings also says that he believes the labelling stickers "were difficult to see.
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" Cummings also said that he believes the labelling stickers "were difficult to see.
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Facebook launched the Ad Archive in May alongside new labelling requirements for advertisers.
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I see the risk of the United States labelling China a currency manipulator.
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The new text leaves the door open for labelling nuclear energy as sustainable.
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His labelling of China as a currency manipulator could ignite a currency war.
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It was considered a rough estate but I have reservations about labelling places.
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In the end, labelling IBM as long-term or short-term doesn't clarify much.
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Another Labour MP followed the next day, labelling Mr Corbyn and his allies Stalinist.
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Similar paradoxical effects have been found in relation to calorie labelling on alcohol containers.
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Human guidance is expensive, involving manual tasks such as labelling data or designing virtual environments.
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Trade would fall further as rules on everything from food labelling to environmental standards diverged.
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Former President Jimmy Carter is doubling down on his recent comments labelling Donald Trump dishonest.
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It also employs its own "AI" to learn from previous labelling and make annotation suggestions.
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"The FTC has to worry about everything from computer chips to bleach labelling," Wheeler said.
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But the euphemistic labelling and packaging can make it more difficult to identify troubling patterns.
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A bunch of white computer guys labelling "their" dance music "intelligent" was kind of suspect.
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"For all these years, all these organic growers have been lying about labelling," Tree said.
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In the United States these include environmental standards, working conditions, food labelling and product safety.
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This story has also been updated to clarify the labelling on one of the graphics.
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In 2018, YouTube began labelling videos on its platform produced by state-funded media outlets.
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Labelling China a currency manipulator "should've been done a long time ago," he said on Wednesday.
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His government dismissed women's rape accusations, instead labelling them as fornicators and sending them to jail.
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The government also moved to ban content depicting LGBTQ relationships, labelling it as "abnormal" sexual activity.
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In January Nigerian authorities seized the OPL 245 oil block, labelling it the "proceeds of crime".
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By contrast, activity labelling encourages people to start something, rather than calling for them to stop.
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" Kylie then snapped a series of pictures of the car, labelling one "488 For The Queen.
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The company issued a voluntary recall of Alka-Seltzer Plus products due to a labelling error.
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He blasted NATO and the EU — labelling the latter an American foe — and Germany in particular.
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By labelling the three bankers as criminals, the dossier identifies Putin as a criminal as well.
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But Amazon is not the only big client that relies on third-party data-labelling companies.
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The firm had engaged in "misleading conduct" by labelling them for different ailments, the court said.
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This proposed law is a first step toward establishing a framework labelling system for sustainable investment.
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Mississippi isn't the only state with a law banning the labelling of products as veggie burgers.
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The labelling will be used on its products in Austria, Belgium, France and Germany, it said.
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The only difference is in the labelling and in the expectations that those labels can create.
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"It's basically simulating labelling every comment in the history of Wikipedia by three people," said Wulczyn.
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With many sustainable brands labelling themselves as minimalist, do you see a tie between minimalism and sustainability?
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High-profile influencers on Instagram and Snapchat quickly began labelling their sponsored content with "#paid" and "#sponsored".
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The regulatory framework here is still preliminary, and it leaves some important questions unanswered — among them, labelling.
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The extension itself doesn't store any data, simply parsing your inbox to come up with its labelling.
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They have also called for Lam to stop labelling protesters "rioters" and to introduce genuine universal suffrage.
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"Josephine County Transit Bus Map, Oregon"A blurry, muddy, incomprehensible mess without any useful labelling at all.
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I call this one out and we end up having a good conversation about labelling and empathy.
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But that means too often that some shy away from outwardly labelling oneself as a female musician.
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It (eventually) turns out Blumenthal has a bit of beef about labelling any restaurant better than another.
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You can use their website to locate ASC-certified products in stores and support their labelling process.
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Now, the FDA can enforce rules governing everything from manufacturing, to labelling, to distribution of vaping products.
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" Asked whether he buys Trump's labelling the conversation as "locker room talk," Hanks responded, "Oh dear, oh no.
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In recent months American Republicans have taken to labelling their Democratic Party rivals as advocates of "open borders".
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To discourage overeating, France taxes sugary drinks, bars junk food in schools and has rules on nutritional labelling.
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The startup has also done a pilot with a medical imaging company labelling reports associated with MRI scans.
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He wants to see broader labelling requirements that will help people understand what they're buying with their textiles.
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The video has been on the receiving end of plenty of flak from other people, labelling it dangerous.
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She was also worried about what would happen to rules about labelling, food traceability, product safety and authenticity.
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Labelling Le Pen "the high priestess of fear," Macron said leaving the euro would be a "fatal" step.
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People on Twitter shared their frustration at the blanket-labelling of female musicians comprising a genre in itself.
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The report cited a wide range of issues from potential brake failure at high temperatures to improper labelling.
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His 9-year-old granddaughter Hala, oversees the labelling machine with an air of confidence beyond her years.
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Technical barriers to trade include, for example, differing product standards in the areas of labelling, packaging and safety.
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"I was seeing inmate abuse, but I was labelling it as 'Oh, he's psychologically compromised,' " Mallinckrodt told me.
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You're going to face the same labelling hurdle when you eventually get cultured meat on the shelves, right?
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Porter touches on the terms labelling the use of textiles in art, with "fiber" being the most common.
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Things got worse this week, after the U.S. Treasury Department escalated the spat by labelling China a currency manipulator.
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Companies involved in data labelling or data annotation as it is also called include crowdsourcing platforms such as Amazon.
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Labelling what Donald Trump espouses as populism is a misreading of the roots of a movement that was progressive.
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It suggests that Maharashtra's finest think they can appear heroic by labelling elderly sandal-wearing intellectuals as dangerous assassins.
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The FDA has supported greater access and is reviewing labelling that would make it truly OTC in every state.
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Medicines purchased in this manner are often found to be counterfeit and/or with inaccurate labelling or product information.
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Might automatically labelling Scotland's pop as political show that we don't totally understand the complexity of its music scenes?
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Even tweaks like a stronger supermarket watchdog or new labelling laws can't tackle the public appetite for cheap food.
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" But not everyone was impressed with the ad's appropriation of Maōri culture, labelling it a "cheap ripoff" and "inappropriate.
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Both the U.S. and Canada have objected to the death penalty sentencing, labelling it as politically motivated and arbitrary.
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Moreover, alcoholic drinks are still exempt from nutritional information labelling, something that alcohol charity Alcohol Concern believes should change.
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Emma Weber from London noticed the colors: This image portrays to me the negative effect labelling has on society.
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"Testing and labelling could give the consumers the chance to choose between more or less toxic materials," he said.
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Consider labelling and freezing turkey, mashed potatoes and more for a later gratitude meal made up of only leftovers.
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It would also appear that healthy food labelling can even override the intellect of consumers who consider themselves savvy.
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The Canadian government applied a security certificate to Charkaoui, labelling him a security threat, and detained him pending deportation.
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And Twitter has previously said it's considering labelling bots; albeit with the caveat "as far as we can detect them".
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But, now the candy bar brand is expanding beyond simply labelling its regular bars with adjectives associated with being hungry.
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China halted pork imports from two other Canadian producers, Olymel LP and Drummond Export, in April because of labelling problems.
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GAPKI is also looking into whether it could take legal action against retailers using "palm-oil free" labelling, Sitanggang said.
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Breitbart is particularly fond of the term, labelling Trump's sparring partners in the press as malicious purveyors of fake news.
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Data-labelling is the sort of grunt work that corporate AI-users would prefer someone else to do for them.
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Scale AI, from San Francisco, lets its own algorithms take a first pass at labelling with humans reviewing the work.
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As pointed out by Microsoft researcher Tarleton Gillespie, Facebook actually did try labelling certain articles as "satire" back in 2014.
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The discrepancy in labelling suggests there's a material difference between Gboard and Fleksy — in terms of the content you might encounter.
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In a country whose constitution enshrines free speech, labelling the press as "the enemy of the people" matters a great deal.
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People are also labelling him "Bruce Lee reborn," and they are joking that he's picked up Wong's signature Shadowless Kick move.
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How it works: customers ship their inventory to AllSome's warehouse space, and AllSome handles quality assurance, storage, labelling, packaging and shipping.
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It could potentially act as a fact checker, labelling ads "false" and highlighting claims that are dubious or hard to assess.
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Yet this hasn't stopped critics from labelling this innovative approach a failure before it has been given a chance to succeed.
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In response the authorities have tightened their rules on packaging, demanding clearer labelling, childproof containers, and more obvious demarcation of portions.
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Oil prices slumped 6% after the travel ban was announced, following a World Health Organization announcement labelling the outbreak a pandemic.
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Because human data-labelling is labour-intensive, most of it happens in low-wage countries like India, Vietnam and the Philippines.
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At the gentle end of the spectrum, better labelling could prod consumers to consider the carbon footprint of what they buy.
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The organization gave Russia an overall score of 62 in its 2015 report, labelling the country as "not free" for Netizens.
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The new case reinforces how difficult it is for authorities to control food labelling given the complexity of modern supply chains.
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Labelling civil-rights campaigners as stooges for foreign governments is trickier when the party itself is accused of protecting polluters from abroad.
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Previous U.S. administrations had resisted labelling China a manipulator, and Treasury declared in a May report that China wasn't weakening the yuan.
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A pessimistic one is that Steven Mnuchin, his treasury secretary, who would do the labelling, is not yet confirmed by the Senate.
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His offence: labelling bottles of baijiu alcohol with the iconic image of the lone protester who stared down tanks near the square.
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"Little evidence has shown that the current information on food and drink packaging, including 'traffic light' labelling, actually changes behaviour," she wrote.
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Maybe we just get boring and, suddenly, the idea of labelling food with the date you froze it becomes a real gas.
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Watling now claims lenders are using tricks like labelling loan collateral as revenue in their balance sheets, rather than as a creditor.
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Tools for working with the database, such as labelling lists that can reveal the names of photo subjects, also remain easily accessible.
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Labelling is persuasive, even if there are no standards for what constitutes a GMO ingredient and how companies should apply said labels.
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It did not give details for other countries but plans to introduce the labelling in all markets where those products are sold.
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The easiest, and cheapest, way for museums to address the fact of polychromy is to say more about it in their labelling.
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By hijacking the labelling at a university cafeteria, Turnwald and his team were able to name the vegetable in four different ways.
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Scale AI services the AI supply chain by labelling data and training algorithms for companies like Waymo and Airbnb, according to TechCrunch.
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China's strength in data-labelling at the very bottom of the AI supply chain is translating into design strength at the top.
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According to one study, labelling a post as "disputed" reduces by about 10 percent the readers who believe it to be true.
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The market for data-labelling services may triple to $5bn by 2023, reckons Astasia Myers of Redpoint Ventures, a venture-capital firm.
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Data-labelling company iMerit raised $20 million from the UK government-owned development finance institution, CDC Group, the company announced last week.
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The United States responded to the yuan weakening by labelling China a currency manipulator, a move likely to stoke already inflamed trade tensions.
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We systematically examined these clusters, labelling them based on the overarching themes that emerged from an analysis of the profiles in each cluster.
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They included construction of a wall on the Mexican border; suspending illegal immigration from "terror-prone countries"; and labelling China a currency manipulator.
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In Brussels, even the industry lobby is keen to see the Ecodesign policy (though not the labelling rules) progress to the next stage.
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Then after a fight in Brussels with a fellow UKIP member that ended in his hospitalisation, Steven Woolfe quit labelling the party "ungovernable".
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Photo: Russel Lee/Library of Congress1940: Workers in the labelling and packing section of a tinned salmon production line in a Vancouver factory.
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During the raids, 23,2300 cans of fake Similac were seized, along with 23,2600 empty cans and 20083,22008 fake Similac trademarks ready for labelling.
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The Luxembourg-based General Court on Thursday reversed a 2015 ruling, which rejected Dyson's challenge to the law, and scrapped the labelling regulation.
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There is also an emphasis on boosting the efficiency of existing buildings through stricter codes, energy labelling, and a raft of other policies.
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" Sun's Rio Olympics journey has been shrouded in controversy following remarks made by Australian swimmer, Mackenzie "Mack" Horton, labelling him a "drug cheat.
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Takfir is the labelling of other Muslims as non-believers, a practice that has become a central element of most jihadist groups' ideologies.
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The bill's proponents say that a national system of labelling, requiring manufacturers to use the same terms consistently, would reduce confusion and waste.
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It changed the rules of the game by re-labelling the contracts "cooperative agreements" — a form of grant not subject to competition requirements.
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Trump's digital playbook is also supported by his active Twitter feed, which he has uses to attack potential Democratic opponents, including labelling Sen.
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He's also mentioned several other approaches, including labelling stories as fake, using third-party verification services and listening to input from media professionals.
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" The decision faced criticism even from within the ruling Conservative party, with MP George Freeman labelling it "a mistake and a dangerous precedent.
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The company's algorithmic people profiling also extends to labelling users as having particular political views, and/or having racial and ethnic/multicultural affinities.
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This reminds me a bit of the argument against labelling movies or TV shows solely in terms of the marginalized groups they represent.
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Labelling Covid-19 a foreign virus does not displace accountability for the misjudgments that have been taken thus far by the Trump administration.
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Hive has turned data-labelling into something "like playing Candy Crush", explains its boss, Kevin Guo, referring to a hit tile-matching game.
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China's ruling Communist Party mouthpiece lashed out at bitcoin on Wednesday, labelling the volatile cryptocurrency a bubble and a modern-day tulip mania.
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"Use of the term 'EU' in origin labelling would no longer be correct for food or ingredients from the UK," the government said.
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Looking at the dollar rally or the U.S. two-year Treasury yields, it appears that traders are labelling her move as a hawkish one.
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In March, Tesla also encountered a hiccup when Shanghai customs temporarily clearance for a batch of Tesla's Model 3 cars citing a labelling issue.
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Then there are jobs in the "gig economy"—people connected to work via websites, such as freelancers labelling photos to help artificial-intelligence programs.
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As this isn't a possibility for most people — due to expense, convenience and access — the company said brands should be labelling their products correctly.
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I think that manufacturers and app developers need to take on this responsibility, before government regulators decide to step in – as with nutritional labelling.
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More than 80 technical notices are expected over the coming weeks, with media reporting they will cover everything from financial services to food labelling.
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The company's investment management business saw 4 billion francs of outflows, partially offset by inflows of 1.9 billion francs into its private labelling business.
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A downside of labelling himself "fat," O'Callaghan admits, is having people critique his body size, suggesting an overweight person isn't the best vegan representative.
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Speaking to Mixmag, NTIA deputy chair Alexander Proud has resolved that fabric will win its appeal, labelling this a "critical moment" for UK clubbing.
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"We are building out speed badging in close collaboration with other teams exploring labelling the quality of experiences at Google," explains the Chrome team.
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As a result, the consumer marketplace will likely transform in the decades ahead as corporate practices for carbon accounting and product labelling become commonplace.
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Capital markets day The company said on Thursday it sold its Hi-Tech Coatings division to the U.S.-based packaging and labelling group ISG.
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" Canadian law does not require mandatory labelling of GM products, and CBAN has taken it upon itself to "track GM foods to keep Canadians informed.
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Beijing-based BasicFinder, a leading data labelling firm with locations across Hebei, Shandong and Shanxi provinces, boasts a robust mix of domestic and overseas clients.
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The report said the customs authority in Shanghai had found various irregularities in 1,600 imported Model 3 cars, including the improper labelling of the vehicles.
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But Abu Dhabi's only listed pharmaceutical firm Gulf Pharmaceutical Industries plunged 9.8% after recalling a single batch of its Laxocodyl suppository over a labelling error.
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Labelling a P260 patient as P2139 is of course dangerous but "over-triage" is also associated with higher mortality, since it can clog up wards.
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Big, beefy and blond, Mr Ford inherited a large product-labelling company, yet campaigns against elites who "drink champagne with their pinkies in the air".
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It's clear that the food labelling laws as they stand today are not fit for purpose and it is now time to change the law.
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Seoul also objects to the labelling of the sea between the neighbours solely as the Sea of Japan, preferring its own designation, the East Sea.
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If you think your geography is bad, just try labelling a blank map of Europe — then any gaps in your knowledge will really become clear.
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Labelling "Chin Check" as a "test run," Dre distanced himself from an official N.W.A. reunion, leaving fans with only fragments of what might have been.
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Upon hearing about Aldo's tweet ahead of his post-fight presser, McGregor responded in kind by labelling Aldo a "loser" for celebrating another man's loss.
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The "foreign agents" law targets independent groups that get foreign funding and do advocacy work by labelling them with terms synonymous with traitors and spies.
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The United States does not require labelling of GM food and some of its farming lobbies believe Europe is unfairly stigmatising their products with labels.
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Others were labelling British documents from the 1800s for a Western online ancestry service, marking fields for dates, names and genders on birth and death certificates.
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Baroness Verma said non-tariff barriers such as labelling requirements, additional inspections or anti-dumping duties were also a source of concern for many British businesses.
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In 2015, the U.S. and Canada controversially declared that the fish was safe for human consumption, but debates over labelling have stalled the U.S. roll-out.
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Interestingly, Switchee has decided to build its own hardware rather than, say, piecing together existing consumer smart home solutions or simply white labelling a competitor's offering.
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The real nature behind those objects is not the labelling 'nature' but things that they create unintentionally, uncontrolled, un-programmed: their sound, their smell, their haptic.
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Labelling all these bots would mean Facebook signposting inconsistencies in how it applies its own policies –in a way that might foreground its own political bias.
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The TV channel said they were charged with financing terrorism and with takfir - the Islamist militant practice of labelling followers of other schools of Islam unbelievers.
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COMMENTS: SUBADRA RAJAPPA, HEAD OF US RATES STRATEGY, SOCIETE GENERALE, NEW YORK On the impact of labelling to 'pandemic': Im not sure the labeling really matters.
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The food company said it will use a Nutri-Score food labelling on its products to classify them according to their nutitrional profile, starting next year.
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Another labelling proposal under review was a "traffic light" system, where red, yellow and green colours depict nutritional value, similar to one used in the United Kingdom.
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However, the apology came only after the company, Shanghai Leishang Cosmetics, initially brushed off criticism from foreign media and netizens, labelling them as "sensitive", reported The BBC.
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"The fact that they refrained from labelling China a currency manipulator is a positive development, especially from the point of view of emerging market currencies," said Attrill.
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CURRENCY WARS: Trump's comments on Tuesday come despite a warning from Beijing that labelling it a currency manipulator would have severe consequences for the global financial order.
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Dickinson hopes that that by highlighting the effects of intensive indoor dairy farming on cows and the increased use of the practice, clearer milk labelling will follow.
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The problem, however, is that labelling data is laborious, and since it's a job carried out by teams of humans it is prone to inaccuracy and inconsistency.
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" Celtic – who, given the club's roots in Irish republicanism, feel particularly targeted – summed up the sentiment of many by officially labelling the act "unhelpful and counter-productive.
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SearchInk, which has combined machine learning with "multi-writer handwriting recognition" and semantic labelling of handwritten documents, has now raised $4.5 million / €4.2 million in seed funding.
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Financial publication Caixin reported earlier that authorities had suspended customs clearance for the electric carmaker's Model 2000 sedans, citing various irregularities, including improper labelling of the vehicles.
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" Even the liberal left at the Guardian have turned their backs on the British youth, labelling them as sedentary dullards who like to "chill in and relax.
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Last month, Italian MEP Nicola Danti called on the EU to take action against the "misleading" labelling of foreign-made pizza and risotto posing as Italian products.
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But even in concrete banlieues, there are less punitive ways for governments to encourage integration than by labelling them ghettos and pushing some of their residents out. ■
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An EU parliament official said such investments would not be excluded from the classifications, but labelling them as green would be very difficult under the new rules.
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An EU parliament official said such investments would not be excluded from the taxonomy, but labelling them as green would be very difficult under the new rules.
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While this consolidation is clearly an important technical step forward, it also points out the opportunity for confusion if user education and basic labelling techniques are overlooked.
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Protesters are now also demanding universal suffrage, an independent inquiry into police actions, an amnesty for those arrested in protests, and an end to labelling protesters as rioters.
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Yet your correspondent's informal poll of several left-leaning friends from university suggests that they are squeamish about labelling even such an extreme statement as anti-white racism.
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Sir Vince, who rose to prominence as a sage of the financial crisis, was reduced to labelling the push for Brexit an "erotic spasm" during his conference speech.
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That's so we don't end up with 50 different standards for the labelling of products, and higher food costs as companies try to comply with different requirements everywhere.
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They include measures for public health (nutrition labelling and gun control), the environment (bans on fracking and plastic bags), workers (paid family leave) and immigrants (sanctuary-city designations).
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It's also particularly handy for keeping a diary, because you can create new entries with new emails, and organize everything in conversation threads and through Gmail's labelling system.
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Westpac Bank's senior currency strategist Sean Callow told CNBC Friday that the U.S. would consider the scale of South Korea's intervention before labelling the country as a manipulator.
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Trump said last week in an interview with the Wall Street Journal that the dollar was "getting too strong", and backed away from labelling China a currency manipulator.
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" Malsbury does believe, however, that "a lot of these concerns could be addressed through packaging and labelling regulations rather than product-based regulations that prohibit companies from manufacturing.
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The National Cattlemen's Beef Association is also asking the Food and Drug Administration, the federal regulator, to outlaw what it sees as misleading labelling of plant-based meat.
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"[T]he pattern of results obtained in our present study suggests that labelling wines and beers as lower in alcohol strength may lead to higher consumption," Vasiljevic says.
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Basic ideas about gender—such as shops labelling baby clothes as "boys'" and "girls'"—are being challenged, and more nuanced understanding of the meaning of "consent" are gaining ground.
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A recent study for the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies estimated that where they applied to cheese, technical barriers, such as labelling requirements, lowered trade volumes by 6.7%.
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This can be done by appropriate controls not at the border but before products reach their destination, through labelling, marks of origins and so on, backed by adequate sanctions.
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There is still, technically, *labelling*, but it's hard to escape the conclusion that it is supposed to be difficult to spot at a glance where the adverts end. pic.twitter.
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The authors are calling for the accurate labelling of plastics products so that consumers can figure out what kinds of plastics they should be putting in the recycling bin.
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Labelling GDPR a "vague law," McKean said: "It is going to be a slow progress to get the legal certainty regulators need to start whacking companies with higher fines."
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"Officially labelling China a currency manipulator gives the United States a legitimate reason to take even more steps," said Norihiro Fujito, senior investment strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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Instead they resolve to slander and labelling Conservatives or Trump supporters as, remember Hillary called them the deplorables, Obama said they&aposre people clinging to their guns and their religion.
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"Gradually they saw they were paying less for labelling from us, so they hired us to label all the works from the very beginning," said Du. Princeton declined to comment.
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After this initial labelling of photo groups, when Moments finds new photos that appear to have a similar-looking person in them, it will be added to that same group.
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For example, they must pester random people—like those blur-deciphering visitors to websites—into labelling data, and hope that in their annoyance and haste they do not make mistakes.
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In another case, Norwegian salmon was barred from using the EU's eco-labelling system, despite observing its standards, because the relevant directive had not been fully incorporated into EEA law.
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The Federal Trade Commission said Wednesday that it sent more than 90 letters to stars, athletes and brand marketers whom it claims were not clearly labelling paid social media endorsements.
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That added to bullish sentiment on Friday, Madden said, also noting the decision by U.S. Treasury staff to refrain from labelling China a currency manipulator as a positive for stocks.
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It takes a singular statesman to announce a leadership bid mere days after the premiere of a satirical play labelling him "one of the most divisive politicians of our time".
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An entire chapter of "The Policy Game" extols its virtues, labelling the protectionism of Reagan, who coerced the Japanese into reducing their car exports in 22005, as "dangerous and virulent".
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Some have taken to labelling the customs union a protectionist racket, wrongly claiming that it means heavy tariffs on African farm exports (most of which are in fact tariff-free).
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" But in a follow-up statement, Horn said that although it is "never OK to own another person," he feels that labelling the institution of slavery "is a false narrative.
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It all started in late September, when the museum noticed the labelling of Egyptian mummy Tash Pen Khonsu, involving a rude comment about its face, according to Radio New Zealand.
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The vaccine needs to be administered in a three-dose series and SAGE does not recommend its use before 9-years-old, which it said was consistent with current labelling.
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Psychology professor and lead author, Lisa Barrett said in a press release that their findings showed something different to the original hypothesis that labelling meat as humane improves its appeal.
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"This could be really confusing to consumers because it's labelling news content as political ad content," said Stefanie Murray, director of the Center for Cooperative Media at Montclair State University.
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Trump has said China should have warned the world sooner about coronavirus, labelling it the "Chinese virus" after a foreign ministry spokesman in Beijing blamed it on the U.S. military.
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Indeed, in many ways, the data-labelling grunt work that makes Alibaba's machine-learning algorithms as good as they are translates directly into the high performance of its new chip.
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"There is still, technically, *labelling*, but it's hard to escape the conclusion that it is supposed to be difficult to spot at a glance where the adverts end," he tweeted.
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That is partly because labelling it as such might discomfit rank-and-file Republicans accustomed to seeing VAT as a money-generating machine, fit to support a European-style welfare state.
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He reportedly said that stories labelling the movie as "whitewashed" were "outrageous," and that his role as a mercenary going to China to steal gunpowder had always been intended as European.
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This became evident during the presidency of the elder George Bush, some of whose advisers, labelling themselves "realists", argued that Mr Gorbachev's reforms made him potentially more dangerous than his predecessors.
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Some healthcare distribution firms make money by re-labelling and re-importing specific drugs from a country where these products sell at lower prices, without the explicit consent of the drugmaker.
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Its chief executive, Bruce Linton, hopes to encourage connoisseurship by labelling the weed with the name of the parish (territory) where it is grown and by conducting day trips to farms.
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The specter (ph) has been raised, which is a real one, of people abusing this transgender labelling and electing it in order to peep and get into the girl&aposs bathrooms.
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Independent lawmaker Tim Storer told Fairfax Media on Saturday that public support for the proposal could be difficult to secure, while fellow independent lawmaker Derryn Hinch went further, labelling banks "crooks".
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The other group read an expose on the manipulative techniques used by the food industry to sell unhealthy products, such as deceptive labelling and advertising that targets children from poor backgrounds.
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Some healthcare distribution firms make money by re-labelling and re-importing specific drugs from a country were these products sell at lower prices, without the explicit consent of the drugmaker.
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Tocano says its first product will be aimed at industrial users for packaging and labelling use cases — such as printing barcodes, shelf life data and product codes on packages and labels.
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Protesters are demanding universal suffrage, an independent inquiry into alleged police brutality, amnesty for those charged over previous demonstrations, and an end to the government's labelling of the protesters as rioters.
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"US textile product labelling laws allow substitution of labels, so long as the entity making the substitution is identified on the new label and keeps records for three years," she said.
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""Labelling certain political ideologies as illegitimate ... will inevitably lead some believers of those ideologies to adopt illegitimate means of expressing those ideologies and pursuing their goals, including illegal and violent means.
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China's Communist Party is unlikely to budge on U.S. demands to fundamentally change the way it runs the economy, while the U.S. won't backtrack on labelling Chinese companies national security threats.
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In 2012, a Polish rapper living in London called HudyHary released a send for Polish hip-hop household name Pezet, calling him out for labelling his Polish hip-hop sound as grime.
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"Some illicitly-produced drinks are made to appear legitimate through bottle design and labelling and consumers can be misled into believing they are buying a genuine brand of alcohol," the WHO warned.
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In March, Tesla was also on the receiving end of a labelling mix-up at Shanghai customs that led to a temporary suspension of clearance for a batch of Model 3 cars.
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And then, to make matters even more complicated for Paleo-be-damned carb-lovers, there's the total opacity surrounding what constitutes "all-natural" and healthy food, especially when it comes to labelling.
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The six shorts were created with Clevercare, an offshoot of Ginetex (the international association for textile care labelling) which suggests the most climate-friendly, clothing-preserving ways to follow fabric care labels.
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Which rather underlines the challenge for any future 'bot or not' labelling system on Twitter, which would need to sift through scripted activity to try to determine what's human and what's machine.
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" Much of Newsom's Twitter feed, which has 22008 million followers, is devoted to calling out the President, disputing him on issues and labelling him "a small, scared bully" and "a pathetic disgrace.
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"To this end, policy solutions including sugar taxes, financial incentives for producing and purchasing healthy foods, food labelling, and better regulation of food marketing are needed to improve the global food environment."
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But persuading the food industry and its watchdogs, such as the FDA, to adopt an entirely new labelling system based on one of these alternative measures is much more of a challenge.
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Panty Peeler, Leg Spreader, and Mouth Raper are just a few examples of actual craft beer names that have demonstrated the cheesy, sexist labelling and branding that permeate the craft beer market.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration in July called for the safety labelling changes for fluoroquinolones to warn strongly about side effects including risks to mental health and serious blood sugar disturbances.
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Because of healthy food's association with dieting and weight loss, it would appear that labelling can cause health-conscious consumers to overeat food which they, at some level, perceive as less satiating.
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Trump dismissed fears of a protracted trade war with China on Tuesday, but Beijing has sent strong warnings that labelling it a currency manipulator would have severe consequences for the global financial order.
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It's a VHS, and this is back when Tipper Gore—a total drag who hated fun and art and thought—was responsible for labelling music and she got the "parental advisory" stickers going.
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Downing Street has attempted to claim that an economic ideology lies behind these announcements, labelling Mr Johnson's promise of both tax cuts and higher spending as "boosterism" (rather than the more obvious "cakeism").
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Well the acting is incredible (especially the always-brilliant Olivia Colman), and despite some critics labelling it "poverty porn", I'd argue the film takes a close and challenging look at some important issues.
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U.S. President Donald Trump dismissed fears of a protracted trade war on Tuesday despite a warning from Beijing that labelling it a currency manipulator would have severe consequences for the global financial order.
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Chances are you'll fall into the same trap with expensive wine, eco-labelling, and "healthy" foods that are actually more likely to clog up your arteries than give you any kind of glow.
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On Monday, regulations regarding nutrition requirements for school lunches were eased just as federal requirements for calorie labelling—set to take effect nationwide this Friday—were also put on hold for a year.
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Yet despite his labelling it a "fair and reasonable compromise", it got a cool reception from the EU, which sees it as a breach of promises, not the basis for a new deal.
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In addition to face recognition technology, the white paper also covers five main aspects of the EU's ai regulation, including mandatory requirements for voluntary labelling for high-risk applications, security accountability and governance.
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Reports of the decrees' provisions drew outcry from across the political spectrum, with one human rights activist, George Kapiamba, labelling it "an attempt to perpetuate a system of the pillage of public funds".
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But labelling food in this way reinforces the damaging mindset that food has to be "burned off" or the damage "reversed," and also that the point of exercise is simply counteracting food consumption.
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Manually labelling real-world images, on the other hand, took anywhere from an hour to 90 minutes—a massive drop in both work time and money spent paying people to do the work.
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The U.S. administration's remarks marked a shift in tone from recent days, when Beijing warned that Washington's labelling China as a currency manipulator on Monday would have severe consequences for the global financial order.
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It is currently testing measures to mitigate the power of misinformation to influence its users (in the US, and in Germany) — including by labelling suspect links with warnings about the veracity of the content.
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A new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule proposal would shrink enforcement responsibilities for farmers by narrowing the areas they must restrict human contact during pesticide applications, a move the agency is labelling easier management.
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He said the ministry conducted the inspection after the country's Drug and Food Control Agency (BPOM) said "palm oil- free" labelling does not meet its criteria, but he did not elaborate on such criteria.
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But even a salad can have lots of ingredients, and ingredient lists on products are often more a product of labelling laws than an objective measure of how many things go into the food.
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Early on, critics played on economic anxieties by labelling the ACA a job-killer; then they said it would fail to cover people, and today they point to one year (2017) of premium hikes.
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The other problem here is that, when it comes to labelling a footballer the 'new' someone else on the basis of little more than skin colour and background, pundits are essentially indulging soft prejudices.
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There's also nothing in Twitter's report about it labelling even (non-malicious) bot accounts as bots — for the purpose of preventing accidental confusion (after all satire misinterpreted as truth can also result in disinformation).
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Ahmadis are one of the most persecuted groups in Sunni-majority Pakistan, with Islamists and religious hardliners labelling them heretics, while harsh Pakistani laws ban them from calling themselves Muslims or using Islamic symbols.
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By labelling diving as definitively 'abhorrent' we don't simply shut down discussion on surprisingly complex phenomenon: we force a moral significance on an act that simply doesn't exist in the mind of its practitioners.
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Such retroactive labelling can be troubling, but the choice seems appropriate here, given how explicitly Murray identified as male, and how much her quest for medical intervention mirrors one variety of trans experience today.
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Labelling the DCCC "an incumbent-friendly organization," Bustos extended an olive branch to Ocasio-Cortez, sitting down recently to breakfast with the rising Democratic star, though she declined to say what the two discussed.
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Then there were the unaccounted for particles of brick, wheat, and mustard that worked their way into the chocolate during production in a way that would repulse modern consumers and confound modern labelling laws.
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His opening move—labelling Mexican immigrants rapists—immediately lost the left, and his demotion of John McCain, a former P.O.W., from hero to loser looked as if it would cost him the establishment right.
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The government-run Consumer Affairs Agency said that product catalogues and websites for vehicles sold by Japan's sixth-largest automaker carried misrepresentations of their fuel economies, in accordance with a goods and services labelling law.
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It's perhaps another example of Apple elevating form over function, but the company's chief design officer Jony Ive was adamant, labelling criticisms of Apple Park "utterly bizarre" in an interview at the Smithsonian last year.
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Mrs May seems to want to carve out a special deal with the EU, in which Britain limits immigration and determines product standards—on, say, food-labelling—while still operating fully in the single market.
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Vanilla cultivation has exploded as increasingly taste-conscious consumers demand natural ingredients and due to more stringent labelling laws which must state "vanilla-flavoured" not "vanilla" if real vanilla is not used in a product.
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SOFIA, April 30 (Reuters) - Bulgaria urged the European Union on Monday to eliminate "double standards" used by food companies in selling products of varying quality under identical labelling in the bloc's eastern and western regions.
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Players are not interchangeable on the basis of race and nationality, hence wantonly labelling someone like Kylian Mbappe 'the new Thierry Henry' seems not only unhelpful in sporting terms but also somewhat thoughtless and crass.
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But more doubts have emerged in recent weeks about that narrative, and investors will have a close eye on what the new president says about labelling China a currency manipulator and free trade more generally.
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The gay jargon of today represents a playground of ominous bodily categorization and labelling, as displayed proudly in Grindr bios: top, bottom, twink, twunk, otter, daddy, bear, cub, and even, dare I say it, masc4masc.
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On March 31, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang called on Japan to "adopt a correct historical view" after the government approved a series of education textbooks labelling the Senkaku Islands as undisputed Japanese territory.
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HONG KONG, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Hong Kong-based labelling firm SML Group is seeking a buyer in a deal that could fetch more than $500 million, three people with knowledge of the plans told Reuters.
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But, at Remnick's mention of the words "demagoguery" and "dangerous," both of which characterize Donald Trump, I worried that, by repeatedly labelling Trump with these terms, we end up dignifying him, however counterintuitive that sounds.
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Trump said some nasty things about the Texas senator during the 2016 presidential race — from labelling him "Lyin' Ted" to attacking his wife's looks and even suggesting his father was involved in the murder of JFK.
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U.S. President Donald Trump dismissed fears of a protracted trade war with China on Tuesday, but Beijing has sent strong warnings that labelling it a currency manipulator would have severe consequences for the global financial order.
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At a recent visit to its Beijing offices, some staff were labelling images of sleepy people that will be used by an autonomous driving project to identify drivers who might be falling asleep at the wheel.
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But some people's data work will be more active, as they make decisions (such as labelling images or steering a car through a busy city) that can be used as the basis for training AI systems.
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A blizzard of fiery talk on Monday that included the new UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson calling his predecessor's Brexit plans dead and its new foreign minister labelling the European Union "stubborn" kept the slide intact.
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If common standards cease in areas such as labelling and product traceability, business north and south "will grind to a halt", Mike Johnston, Dairy UK's Northern Ireland Director, told a UK parliamentary committee earlier this year.
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These initiatives include the labelling of state-controlled media outlets; flagging the identity of the organisations and owners that run pages on the platform; and highlighting content that has been deemed false by independent fact-checkers.
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Powers currently devolved to Scotland and Wales, in areas such as agriculture, fisheries and food standards and labelling — which are administered now by the EU — will come back to the national parliament once Britain leaves the bloc.
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World number 2 women's tennis player, Serena Williams was clearly wasn't down with a reporter labelling her Thursday performance "scrappy," after she finished up a tough match against world number 61, Lucie Safarova, at the Australian Open.
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Antonio Delgado, a black Rhodes Scholar and Harvard Law School graduate who is running for Congress in upstate New York, has faced attack ads labelling him a "big-city rapper" (Mr Delgado has occasionally handled a microphone).
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It has a big warehouse where employees take products such as tubes of toothpaste out of the cartons that are used in South Africa and repack them into ones that comply with labelling rules in other countries.
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But a system developed by Rayid Ghani at the University of Chicago and others increases the correctness of at-risk predictions by 12% and reduces the incorrect labelling of officers as being at risk by a third.
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" While the former president said that the press would have been just as "hard, or harder" in covering a Democratic president, he did defend the media against Trump habit of labelling certain news outlets as "Fake News.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday ratcheted up his rhetoric against China over the coronavirus, saying Beijing should have acted faster to warn the world and dismissing criticism that his labelling it the "Chinese virus" was racist.
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In such places data-labelling "is the easiest way to earn money", says Hafiz Arslan, a Pakistani software engineer who was recently paid $200 for classifying 4,500 images by the sport they depicted (football, cricket or tennis).
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BERLIN, Dec 10 (Reuters) - French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire welcomed his German counterpart's proposal for a tax on financial transactions, labelling Olaf Scholz's initiative a good basis for introducing the tax rapidly, he told Handelsblatt newspaper.
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Through a painstaking process of scanning, identifying, and labelling the almost 3,000 slides, Kuhn shortlisted 65 and curated 1978: The NYC Parks/New York Times Photo Project exhibition in New York City's Department of Parks & Recreation Arsenal Gallery.
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Writing in the British Medical Journal, RSPH chief executive Shirley Cramer called for the introduction of "activity equivalent" calorie labelling, with symbols showing how many minutes of certain types of exercise are required to burn the product's calories.
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When I asked the HPRA how it could accurately tell what drugs were being seized, a spokesperson explained that the agency went off the labelling of the pills—they weren't sending them to laboratories to confirm their composition.
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" "It's right and responsible that the government have supplied information to businesses on issues from financial services passporting to food labelling, all of which will help lower the risks of the harshest outcomes from a 'no deal' Brexit.
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The president himself has been accused of breaching Twitter's rules by using the platform to insult enemies, and in June the platform said it would begin labelling tweets by the president and other politicians that break its rules.
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" Other religious leaders have united in their condemnation of the attack, with the archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, labelling it "abhorrent" and adding: "We stand in solidarity with our Muslim friends and pray for the bereaved and injured.
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The April rise is reassuring news for policymakers after the yuan steadied as U.S. President Donald Trump backed away from labelling China a currency manipulator, saying the dollar was "getting too strong" and would eventually hurt the U.S. economy.
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One in three voters said the episode—in which Mr Johnson's partner, Carrie Symonds, was recorded screaming "Get off me!" and "Get out of my flat!" before labelling Mr Johnson "spoilt"—would make them less likely to support him.
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With the help of expert mixologists, clients mix a range of essential oils and extracts with properties known to tackle a particular issue, whether it's dry skin or hyperpigmentation, before packaging up and labelling the formula as they wish.
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It was that connection with mental health that would go on to become the genre's biggest bone of contention, peaking with fan protests, British tabloids labelling the genre a "sinister cult," and, in 1093, an all out moral panic.
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"The comments came after Boris Johnson&aposs government distanced itself from the attack last week, with the UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab labelling it a "dangerous escalation," which risked a conflict in which "terrorists would be the only winners.
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The ruling comes after the European Commission began looking last year into the transparency of search results on price comparison websites, in particular paid-for links and advertisements, following concerns that some websites were not labelling them clearly enough.
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JAKARTA, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Indonesian police have detained the chief executive of rice company PT Indo Beras Unggul (IBU), over allegations of false product labelling, police said on Wednesday, as the government moves to rein in prices of the staple.
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SINGAPORE, July 21 (Reuters) - Indonesian police have confiscated more than 1,000 tonnes of rice over alleged false labelling by a unit of food manufacturer PT Tiga Pilar Sejahtera Food, causing its shares to tumble 25 percent to a 133-month low.
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Do a search on Google's Play Store in Europe and you'll find the company's own Gboard app has an age rating of PEGI 21 — aka the pan-European game information labelling system which signifies content is suitable for all age groups.
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For nearly half a century, American presidents of both parties have joined the rest of the international community in condemning Israeli settlements on Palestinian lands and labelling them one of the main obstacles to peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
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A team of people, via crowdsourcing, was used to train its machine-learning system by collecting and labelling the emotions in 100,000 images a day, "quickly converting human intelligence into artificial intelligence", Emotient said in a press release last May.
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Other Asian shares were more resilient, however, in part due to the dollar's weakness and a relief that there was no negative surprises, with Trump refraining from labelling China as a currency manipulator for now, an accusation he made while campaigning.
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"Sovereign wealth fund is a term that's used very loosely in the labelling of some of these new entities, they are more like sovereign holding companies," said Elliot Hentov, head of research for official institutions at asset management firm SSgA.
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But let's get out of the business of labelling entire groups as "suspect," especially when the members of that group have put their lives on the line to protect the very Constitution the largely never-served are assuming they threaten.
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We flagged this earlier but Senator Warner managed to extract from Dorsey a quasi-agreement to labelling automation on the platform in future — or at least providing more context to help users navigate what they're being exposed to in tweet form.
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In a study entitled "Association Between Indulgent Descriptions and Vegetable Consumption: Twisted Carrots and Dynamite Beets," authors wanted to figure out if they could make healthy foods as appealing as "classically indulgent and unhealthy foods" by playing with their labelling.
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The George W. Bush administration required the labelling of trans fatty acid (TFA) content in foods, and the Obama administration has moved toward banning TFAs in processed foods because of convincing evidence relating the incidence of cardiac disease to TFA consumption.
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In the middle of the coronavirus outbreak, racism is running rampant — from pictures of Asian people used to represent infected areas, to labelling the virus' origin in Wuhan, China, representation of the actual pandemic is becoming more and more staggering.
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After the coq-au-vin disaster, my father reserved two bins in the cellar for my mother, labelling two Rolodex cards, in red marker, "ETS Red" and "ETS White," and placing a few bottles of his most ordinary wine in each.
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That means that — according to Greenpeace — companies should not be labelling plastics #3-7 as recyclable; those items are being sent to landfills and incinerators most of the time no matter how many consumers throw them in the blue bin.
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Understandably, the move to recognize a regime accused of widespread chemical attacks against its own people in this way has gone down badly, with one American diplomat labelling it "one of the darkest days in the history" of the forum.
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" The Trump administration has taken an increasingly hawkish approach to Tehran, directing a stream of angry rhetoric towards the Islamic Republic since it pulled out of the Iran nuclear accord in May, with Trump labelling it the "worst deal ever.
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Mexico had complained to the world body about U.S. tuna labelling rules that it said unfairly penalised its fishing industry, and had asked for retaliatory sanctions of $472.3 million, which it planned to impose on imports of U.S. high-fructose corn syrup.
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China has emerged as a key hub for data collection and labelling thanks to insatiable demand from a burgeoning artificial intelligence sector backed by the ruling Communist Party, which sees AI as an engine of economic growth and a tool for social control.
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Over the course of Norwegian producer Hans-Peter Lindstrøm's career, some have taken to labelling his explosive and expansive efforts as "space disco," but that image doesn't quite do justice to the style that he's brewed up over the last half decade.
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Dyson in 2013 challenged the proposed rules, which apply in all of the 28 EU countries, saying the labelling requirements on vacuum cleaners discriminated against its particular technology and misled customers about the efficiency of some vacuum cleaners, particularly those with bags.
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While there are still incidents of homophobic language which come from senior figures (take Montpellier's president, Louis Nicollin, labelling ex-Auxerre player Benoît Pedretti a "little queer" after a defeat in 2009, for instance), clubs are worryingly reluctant to talk about the problem.
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Markets had steadied overnight, as investors took some solace from the World Health Organisation labelling the outbreak an emergency for China, where 26.942 people have died and at least 20.16 have been infected, but not, as yet, for the rest of the world.
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It didn't recommend that the United States label GMO foods, for example, but it acknowledged that the issue was controversial and wasn't simply a scientific decision, giving ammunition to advocates of GMO labelling in a heated battle that's currently underway in Washington state.
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The agency also noted that London and Brussels agreed last month that "goods placed on the market under Union law before the withdrawal date may freely circulate on the markets of the UK and the Union with no need for product modifications or re-labelling".
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The non-carbon pricing policies are actually needed to expand an individual's options to avoid carbon costs by expanding access to low-carbon services such as bike lanes, public transit, and energy retrofits; and by informing consumers through policies such as home energy labelling.
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Official scrutiny of the practice increased after the 2200 deaths in Massachusetts, which led to U.S. lawmakers requiring bulk compounding facilities to register with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and meet quality and labelling standards - still not as stringent as full FDA drug approval.
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The Food Labelling Act, which was introduced on May 18th, would ensure that "Best if used by" meant that food was still safe, if not at its most fresh, while "Expires on" (used on packets of raw meat and fish, say) would indicate just that.
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Ties between Germany and Turkey are also strained over a vote by the German parliament in June labelling as genocide the 1915 massacre of Armenians by Ottoman forces, which had triggered Ankara to temporarily ban German lawmakers from visiting troops at Incirlik Air Base.
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First up were various points of business, civil and low-key: a statement in favor of the staff union; a request for better labelling of kosher products; an update from the Labor Committee on the Co-op's support of fair-trade tomato farmers in Florida.
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In late June, after the Senate delayed a vote on the health-care bill, Trump embarked on a Twitter spree, labelling various organizations fake news and claiming that Mika Brzezinski, the MSNBC host, had recently had a facelift that left her bleeding in public.
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For most of her nine decades she was better known for who she was than for what she did, even though her first job, at the age of 173, was as an apprentice in a L'Oreal factory, mixing cosmetics and labelling bottles of shampoo.
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Most markets had stabilized overnight, as investors took some solace from the World Health Organisation (WHO) labelling the outbreak an emergency for China, where 25 people have died and more than 800 have been infected, but not, as yet, for the rest of the world.
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The criteria do not rule out any sector from green labelling, EU documents show, a compromise that aims to allay concerns of countries such as France, which relies on nuclear energy, and east European nations, which still depend heavily on coal, a major polluter.
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The ill-feeling was evident in the early 1990s, when the senate voted to eject American forces from Philippine bases; and, more recently, in President Rodrigo Duterte's sudden pivot to China last year, and in his labelling of President Barack Obama as a "son of a bitch".
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That Hamilton has chosen to go to war with the media – not wanting to sit down for questions any more, labelling anyone who reported on the Mercedes appeal an 'idiot', blocking journalists on Twitter over what happened – seems a bit extreme, but to each their own.
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The government first announced its plan to kill two million cats by next year back in 2015 in a statement that has recently received notice, citing concerns for the nation's native species and labelling feral cats as one of the "key threats" to the country's biodiversity.
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Assets under management at its investment management business fell to 56.1 billion Swiss francs ($56.01 billion) at the end of the year from 84.4 billion a year earlier, while assets at its private labelling arm rose to 76.1 billion from 74.3 billion at the end of 2017.
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MUMBAI, March 20 (Reuters) - Indian banks have asked the banking regulator to allow more time before labelling a loan as bad debt, and they sought longer deadlines to meet certain capital standards as the coronavirus pandemic derails businesses, sparking concern over the financial health of banks.
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In September, the Animal Welfare Institute (AWI) published a new study about the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and their food labelling process — which the non-profit says allows producers to claim their products are "humane" and "sustainable" on their packaging without sufficient supporting evidence.
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"Mexico acknowledged during the arbitration proceedings that it would be required to terminate these retaliatory actions if the second round of compliance proceedings were to result in a determination that the 2016 labelling measure brought the US into compliance with its WTO obligations," the report said.
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The Jacqui Lambie Network, which has called for strict rules on labelling Halal food and which would have a empower "law enforcement and security agencies to ascertain whether monies paid for [Halal] certification are misused in the support of terrorist activities," won a seat in Tasmania.
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But, rather than giving us a rap on the wrist, or telling us to delete all our apps, or labelling us self-obsessed narcissists (as many headlines do), this book offers a realistic step-by-step approach to taking back control over social media's place in our lives.
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Apple really wants to make iPhones in India, but before it does that, it would really like the Indian government to give it some major incentives, including a 15-year exemption on customs duty and the freedom to keep the back of the iPhone free of regulatory labelling.
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"The tough line the European Commission has taken by labelling any such action to be illegal state aid has effectively ruled out to make use of that possibility," said German EU lawmaker Markus Ferber, who leads the largest conservative grouping in the economic committee of the European Parliament.
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The Food Date Labelling Act follows a raft of state and federal laws also aimed at reducing food waste by expanding tax deductions for farmers, retailers, and restaurants that donate food, encouraging investment in storage and distribution programmes, and providing infrastructure to support composting and other conservation practices.
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But firefighters and other safety campaigners say labelling products according to their toxicity when burned is one simple way to address a lack of clear fire safety regulations for builders in the EU. EU officials, fire safety and industry representatives debated the draft report in Brussels on May 16.
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In 2018, Chinese aviation authorities sent letters to the major American airlines United, Delta and American, threatening to punish them by labelling them "dishonest" under China's "social credit" system if they failed to toe the Chinese Communist Party line by calling Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau part of China.
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TOKYO, July 24 (Reuters) - A war of words over ownership of a group of tiny islands in the sea between Japan and South Korea spilled over to the Olympics again as Tokyo on Wednesday criticised Seoul's complaint over the labelling of a map of Japan on the Tokyo Games' website.
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What intrigued the University of California researchers here was the apparent gap between labelling and the actual amount of alcohol found in wine, which, based on 127,406 wines tested by the Liquor Control Board of Ontario, Canada, from 1992 to 2009, may be significantly more than the amount advertised on labels.
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Abrell told me that the Good Food Institute was hoping the USDA's leadership would stop such laws from being proposed and approved in the first place — that, now that the federal government is stepping up and characterizing their responsibilities on this issue, the states will stop trying to legislate meat-labelling law themselves.
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This involved labelling the source websites of shared links based on "a grounded typology that has been tested over several elections around the world in 2016-2.53", with a content source getting coded as a purveyor of junk news if it failed on 3 out of 5 of criteria of the typology.
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Masters helpfully quote-tweeted this vintage tweet (from 2016), by journalist Ginny Marvin — which presents a visual history of Google ad labelling in search results that's aptly titled "color fade"; a reference to the gradual demise of the color-shaded box Google used to apply to clearly distinguish ads in search results.
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A research report that looking at the findings of 14 studies, published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, offers one solution, at least for the former: "physical activity calorie equivalent food labelling," or labels on food that describe the amount of exercise required to burn the amount of calories contained therein.
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Hiba Ali, 20, a former picker (one of Amazon's most physically demanding warehouse positions that involves locating, labelling, and loading merchandise) who said she was fired from the Amazon fulfillment center in Staten Island in November after distributing petitions and organizing colleagues, says she plans to attend Monday's march to hold the company accountable.
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A little research hints this may be due to backlash she has received over labelling herself a feminist while wearing revealing clothing and twerking (which, in and of itself, demonstrates a lack of understanding those critics had about how feminism works—she could wear what she likes and believe in equality for all genders).
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Even while claiming incorrectly that Mueller somehow exonerated him across the board, Trump couldn't help but let his dread of Mueller's findings shine through, labelling parts of the report "total bullshit," calling Mueller a "fool" and accusing his own former White House counsel Don McGahn -- whose testimony is particularly devastating on obstruction -- of lying to Mueller.
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On April 12th he cancelled a federal hiring freeze he had ordered in his first week in office; decided against labelling China as a currency manipulator; endorsed the Export-Import Bank, which provides finance to big companies like Boeing; and declared NATO relevant after all, breaking three campaign promises and abandoning one favourite theme in a single day.
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Labelling Wilder a bum, as well as breaking out into impromptu song as he so regularly does, Fury provided the American public with their first real taste of the polarising persona of the "Gypsy King", despite Fury having already knocked out Steve Cunningham in Madison Square Garden back in 2013—his sole fight in the States thus far.
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Grandstanding by the government (blimpishly labelling as "British values" principles like tolerance that are in no sense autochthonous), as well as by some Islamic bodies (the Muslim Council has railed unhelpfully against Prevent) and the press (prone to lazy talk of "the Muslim community" as an indivisible monolith) steers British Muslims away from anti-extremism initiatives.
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Labelling bots is not discussed in the report — presumably because Facebook prefers to focus attention on self-defined spam-removal metrics vs muddying the water with discussion of how much suspect activity it continues to host on its platform, either through incompetence, lack of resources or because it's politically expedient for its business to do so.
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There wasn't any rhyme or reason to her condemnation of these people, she just latched on to them and assaulted them psychologically and emotionally until they either quit or were beaten down with lists of fabricated missteps to justify their labelling as inept and fired … I worked at MOCA for 28 years until Helen fired me a year and a half ago.
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Labelling France and Britain as "free riders," Obama expressed resentment that countries expect the US to act in global conflict situations but aren't willing "to put any skin in the game": But what has been a habit over the last several decades in these circumstances is people pushing us to act but then showing an unwillingness to put any skin in the game.
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The past three days have seen a petty-ass war between Lana Del Rey stans and Lorde stans on review aggregator Metacritic, with hordes of presumably sepia-toned Lana Del Rey fans creating accounts to attack Lorde's Melodrama, labelling it boring and mainstream, Meanwhile, a miniature army of Lorde fans are responding in kind, dismissing Lana Del Rey's Lust for Life as boring and monotonous.
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Creating job opportunities Labelling and feeding data into algorithms may sound like tedious work, but it also appears to be creating opportunities for its workers, who are based in India, Bhutan, and the US. Basu, who founded the company based off the conviction that her company could both "be inclusive" in its hiring and be a leader in the AI industry, says that she's proud of the social impact of iMerit.
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"The corporate power, the sheer force that Monsanto-Bayer would be able to exert in capitals across the United States and Europe — that power to advance its regulatory aims and efforts to defeat transparency and defeat a path for agriculture that is less chemical, less poison-dependent, is bad for consumers," said Gary Ruskin, co-founder of US Right to Know, an advocacy group that supports labelling on genetically modified food.
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