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See: brand, designation, indicant, indication, indicator, manifestation, onus, speciality, specialty, stigma, symbol, trademark

BADGE. A mark or sign worn by some persons, or placed upon certain things for the purpose of designation. Some public officers, as watchmen, policemen, and the like, are required to wear badges that they may be readily known. It is used figuratively when we say, possession of personal property by the seller, is. a badge of fraud.
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Security personnel print a badge using existing visitor management or badging software and place a special disc over the red-and-black "stop" sign preprinted on the badge.
Time-expiring badges by Security Management
The advent of computer-based ID systems, however, has given corporate badging programs a whole new image.
The new image of corporate badging by Kieckhafer, William L. / Security Management
If you choose to do badging in-house, specific equipment must be purchased.
You've come a long way, badges by Verretto, Linda / Security Management
 
 
 
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