A supporter of Sunbelievable tanning salon owner Bobby Catone wears a pin in support of U.S. President Donald Trump during the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in the Staten Island borough of New York, U.S., May 28, 2020. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid 

A supporter of Sunbelievable tanning salon owner Bobby Catone wears a pin in support of U.S. President Donald Trump during the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in the Staten Island borough of New York, U.S., May 28, 2020. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid 

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Opening Ceremony -Mary Chee Bee Kiang (C), wife of Singapore's President Tony Tan (R), talks to Singapore's Yip Pin Xiu
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Filmmaker Tan Pin Pin poses during a photo shoot with Reuters in Singapore June 29, 2007. Tan's films typically offer viewers a melancholic image of Singapore, vastly different from the government's picture-perfect version of sanitised streets and sparkling buildings. REUTERS/Nicky Loh (SINGAPORE) 

Filmmaker Tan Pin Pin poses during a photo shoot with Reuters in Singapore June 29, 2007. Tan's films typically offer viewers a melancholic image of Singapore, vastly different from the government's picture-perfect version of sanitised streets and sparkling buildings. REUTERS/Nicky Loh (SINGAPORE) 

A group of school children hold balloons while waiting to be photographed during celebrations at Sydney's Darling Harbour September 15 to mark the one year countdown to the opening ceremony for the Sydney 200 Olympic Games. Thousands of people participated in events at the Sydney Harbour area which included pin swapping and olympic sports demonstrations, with the International Olympic Committee officially inviting 200 countries to participate in the Games.

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The world's smallest and thinnest five-pin CMOS Logic package developed by Toshiba Corporation is seen atop a fingertip at company headquarters in Tokyo June 21. The new package will support a wide range of products, particularly portable products as notebook PCs and cellular phones. The 1.6mm x 1.2mm x 0.55mm package will become available by sample worldwide starting in July, Toshiba said.

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A Philippine university professor pins a corsage on visiting Wan Azizah Wan Ismail (L), wife of Malaysia's former Finance Minister Anwar Ibrahim before a meeting in Manila university April 29. Wan Azizah, drawing parallels between the situation in her country and the strong arm rule of Ferdinand Marcos, said on Thursday the Philippines had showed that dictators can be ovethrown. She is on her second day of her visit to Manila.

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Japan's Takamitsu Katayama (top) pins down his Libyan opponent El Habech during their preliminary 76 kilogram wrestling bout at the 13th Asian Games in Bangkok December 12. Katayama won after just over one minute into the bout due to a technical fall.

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Ronilo Sabijon (L) from the Philippines yells as he is pinned down by his opponent North Korean Kim Hak-Gwon during their preliminary 63 kilogram wrestling bout at the 13th Asian Games in Bangkok December 12. Kim defeated Sabijon 12-0.

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Taiwan's Wu Nien-Pin leaps from the starting blocks in his 200m backstroke heat at the 13th Asian Games in Bangkok December 9. Wu was tenth-fastest in the heats with Malaysia's Lim Keng-Liat setting the best qualifying time of two minutes, 4.36 seconds.

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Visiting Canada Industry Minister John Manley (R) offers Taiwan's Council for Economic Planning and Development Chairman Chiang Pin-kung a toast during a luncheon September 10 in Taipei. Manley, who arrived in Taiwan late Wednesday for a three-day visit, would meet with other government officials and business leaders during his Taiwan trip that has drawn protest from China, a rival of Taiwan since a civil war split in 1949. Canada has reportedly played down Manley's trip, saying the industry minister merely visited Taiwan to promote trade and investments.

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Chinese workers install lights on an enormous decorative bowling pin in front of a shopping center in eastern Beijing July 14. The popularity of tenpin bowling has grown remarkably in China, since its introduction in 1982. China has spent more than eight billion yuan ($963 million) on importing bowling equipment for more than 20,000 lanes.

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Indonesian army chief-of-staff General Subagyo (C) pins a badge on to Major-General Syahrir (R) during the handover ceremony for command of the country's red beret special forces, known by the Indonesian acronymn Kopassus, May 25. Major-General Muchdi (L) was replaced in a purge of those loyal to former Kopassus commander Lieutenant-General Prabowo Subianto, former president Suharto's son-in-law, in a reshuffle of senior military positions after the appointment of President Jusuf Habibie last week.

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