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For convenience and economy, these jars or cans should be labeled.

Peter T. had 'em labeled the "Duchess" and "Irene dear" in a jiffy.

In its public aspect we have labeled the problem, conservation.

There would be pictures of Bell and of Paula, labeled with an infamy.

It had been labeled, "This Side Up," and on the very top there was a wooden case.

Worse still, the missionaries were labeled as "enemy nationals."

His conscience did not escape without some qualms; he did not like to be labeled what he was not.

If they couldn't they shut him up in a prison, labeled him dangerous to society.

Everything is labeled, all is for sale, from the earth to the inhabitants.

They were tied up and labeled; some of them had not been opened for years.