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I would have no problem being called a 'sheng nu'. In fact I would proudly accept the name, in whatever language, like a badge of honor.

One of the first stops is the Leopold cafe, where the bullet holes and grenade blast marks have been preserved as a badge of honour.

MARK GARNETT: It was almost a badge of honor that he would come away from these meetings with egg yolk running down his suit.

Should we then change your other name? It is the term of a slave. It was meant to be a badge of shame.

The intelligentsia had nurtured the cult of the persecuted and consecrated its own heroic struggle (a censor's ban was a badge of honour).

WAY back in 1999, a badge of geek pride was to run a new screensaver program called SETI@home.

A badge of identification worn on the shoulder. Sometimes referred to as shoulder boards.

Roosevelt turned corporate opposition into a badge of honor: "I welcome their hatred, " he declared.

While it was once a shameful admission to have a convict ancestor, today it is more likely to be seen as a badge of honour.

Support for conscription was a badge of identity for the CDU; more painful will be the closure of bases that army reforms will require.

In startups, the technical founder often wears his skills as an architect of scalable systems as a badge of honor.

And so, you sort of wear your struggle like a badge of honor.

The Israeli prime minister described Obama's pledge to block the Palestinian move at the UN security council as a "badge of honour" .

Although many fans consider loyalty to a losing side a badge of honour, no such tradition exists for Argentina's national team.

China wears its participation in the international Human Genome Project (HGP) like a badge of honour.

Today, the South Bronx is no longer a stain; it's a badge of honor for me.

However, she does not think that even such a badge of quality will overcome consumer suspicion of brand China.

Actor, In-Sung Zo finished basic military training and got a badge of an airman.

The days when men scrubbed their faces with regular soap and viewed gray hair and wrinkles as a badge of honor are fading.

A ribbon usually worn diagonally across the breast as a badge of honor or a decoration.

In a land where intellectuals are still cherished, publishing a book is a badge of seriousness.

If a Messerschmidt had taken his legs the wheelchair would have been like a medal, a badge of courage.

Through AHIP's program, IT professionals deepen their business knowledge and earn a badge of industry recognition.

In much of Europe, affairs can be a badge of virility.

Many of us are proud of our prowess in multitasking, and wear it like a badge of honor.

The MBA remains a "badge of eligibility for top roles" , says Moira Benigson of London-based executive search firm MBS Group.

But for those hoping to sell to the military, a secrecy order might serve as a badge of honor.

Thus, as global finance has grown ever more complex, gold has become a badge of mistrust in the modern political economy.

But for those who work with the sprawling U. S. federal bureaucracy, it is literally a badge of honor.

A gmail. com e-mail address soon became a badge of honor among the web's elite.

A small pin or brooch worn as an ornament or a badge of membership .

Some hope: Italian bonds are now a badge of shame for banks who are rushing to dispose of them.

His gun was a badge of power for him.

For many middle-aged men, the idea that they can still fit into the same size trousers as when in their twenties is a badge of honour.

Not everyone, of course, thinks being pals with the Chinese regime is something to be worn as a badge of honour.

Chains are a badge of slavery.

It must set minimum standards for the "made in China" label. No longer a badge of infamy, made in China must become synonymous with quality.

The pine is a badge of constancy .

The olive leaf is a badge of peace.

A badge of China Boy Court.

My bitterness became a badge of honor.

In some countries bankruptcy spells social death. In America, particularly in Silicon Valley, it is a badge of honour.

A. Is a badge of honor. I wear it to sleep.

Among the Romantics and the Victorians, suffering and dying from tuberculosis might be considered a badge of refinement;

And wear it like a badge of honor, pass it around and share it

Responsibility is a Badge of Honour for Youth