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badge

[baj] / bædʒ /


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Mask ban: Law enforcement officers must visibly display their name or badge number during operations and are also banned from wearing masks that conceal their identities while on duty, with some exceptions.

From Los Angeles Times

Over time, she earned her badges, travelled the country alongside him delivering talks about the club, and became Pedro's head boxing coach.

From BBC

Many companies initially relied solely on badge swipes to track attendance, and it was relatively easy to game the system.

From The Wall Street Journal

Volunteers handed out toys, a mariachi band played, cops passed out stickers of badges and greeted guests as they rounded the corners, politicians ate pozole.

From Los Angeles Times

Lush's outspoken co-founder and chief executive wears it like a badge of honour and is not ashamed of turning it into a business philosophy.

From BBC