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South Korean police found about 200 lapel pins bearing the image of late North Korean dictator Kim Jong-il strewn near the country’s main international airport on Thursday, police officers said.

South Korean police found nearly 200 lapel pins with the image of Kim Jong Il, late North Korean dictator, strewn near the country’s main international airport on Thursday.

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Pins, on the other hand, can be left on at all times. (The sergeant-at-arms does tell lawmakers not to wear their pins around town when there’s a high risk of terrorist attacks.) ...

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The use of member pins dates back to 1975, when the House Administration Committee directed the sergeant-at-arms to buy 435 “identifying lapel pins” and issue them to House members.

Still, past orders provide a bit of context: In September 2015, it spent $645,460 on one order of lapel pins; the size of the purchase was not given.