She fastens it there with a strong hair elastic, and uses a hatpin to attach the cloth flower. |
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During a street clash in 1912 a 73-year-old woman unionist unhorsed the Police Commissioner with her hatpin. |
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In the late Victorian era and the beginning of the 20th century, the hatpin became a popular and important clothing accessory. |
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This slightly cubic orb in fine green straw is pierced by a cylinder: a hatpin wittily exaggerated to the scale of a bolt. |
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A guy who danced with Ms. Fonda at a Long Island country club in the 1950s recalls that she carried a hidden hatpin in her hand to jab her dance partners in the neck. |
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That seems altogether much more likely than the fanciful story that Her Royal Majesty, blindfolded, simply struck a hatpin in a map of the colony. |
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