Jira labels in/not in - label

I'm using epic theme, script runner and labels to filter team boards.
But, when I add another teams label to one of the returned Jira's I want it to be removed from that teams board and only appear on the other teams board.
The below code works fine:
project = (ABC)
AND (
"Epic Theme" in (team-A)
OR
issueFunction in issuesInEpics("\"Epic Theme\" in(team-A)")
OR
labels in (team-A, some, random, things)
)
If I add a label of 'team-B' to one of the returned jira's then it also appears on team B's board as expected, but I also want to remove it from team A's board, so tried the below query which has no affect:
project = (ABC)
AND (
"Epic Theme" in (team-A)
OR
issueFunction in issuesInEpics("\"Epic Theme\" in(team-A)")
OR (
labels in (team-A, some, random, things)
AND
labels not in(team-B, team-C, team-D)
)
)
i tried a few variations also including labels != 'team-B' but with no luck.
any ideas or is Jira not going to bend this way?

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