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In sheep-husbandry, the removal of clotted or matted locks of wool. Tagging or clatting is the removal of such wool as is liable to get fouled when the sheep are turned on to the fresh pastures. New Amer. Farm Book, p. 436.

Effortless geo-tagging is also available through the Sony GPS-CS3KA GPS unit kit, which allows camera and camcorder users to display their current position and tag photos taken in any location worldwide. — Imaging Resource News Page
With geo-tagging, the Sony HDR-XR520V and Sony HDR-XR500V enable shooters to track exactly where a particular video clip was captured on a global map. — infoSync World
The top two are face recognition and geo-tagging, the ability to tag a photo with its location. — All Things Digital
Once you install and launch Anki, you can easily spend hours discovering all its neat capabilities and tricks-like an HTML editor for manually designing your "cards," audio embedding, tagging, and many more-but setting up a basic "deck" and "cards" is hardly rocket science. — Lifehacker
Things like a conversation view, tagging, and search that indexes both mail and attachments are all features Gmail users have been enjoying for years. — Webware.com