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Discover LudwigThe phrase "bore a label" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing a product or item that has a label attached to it. For example, "The bag of chips bore a label with the ingredients printed on it."
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The crow bore a label on its back that said "U.S.A".
Each duck bore a label, offering, in Greenlandic, English, and Danish, a reward for its return.
It bore a label with the stencilled image of a château, which the importers had copied from a coffee-table book.
The only Negroes who were clearly visible and bore a label were two young men who sat in the front row of the balcony every day, cheerful and dignified, with something more than spontaneous cheerfulness and dignity, manifestly on parade.
A member of the graduating class at Columbia who rented a cap and gown from the University bookstore for the commencement exercises advises us that he felt uncomfortable throughout the ceremonies, as a result of having noticed that the cap bore a label inscribed "Property of New York University".
The New Yorker, June 19 , 1948P. 21 A member of the graduating class at Columbia who rented a cap and gown from the University bookstore for the commencement exercises advises us that he felt uncomfortable throughout the ceremonies, as a result of having noticed that the cap bore a label inscribed "Property of New York University".
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Many commercially available supplements here in the US will bear a label from one of these labs.
Each bag (above, $27 to $40) bears a label that says: Made by L. L. Bean, Designed by (your name here).
Anything that comes in a box, tin, bag, carton or bottle has to bear a label listing its contents, and many of us have become experts at reading these labels.
Michael R. Taylor, a senior F.D.A. adviser, said the agency was concerned that sugar-laden cereals and high-fat foods would bear a label that tells consumers they were nutritionally superior.
Under Cool, meat derived from cattle imported into the United States for immediate slaughter can bear a label that states it's a product of its origin country and the United States, even though the animal was raised entirely outside the US.
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