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Meanings of national motto in English

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Usage of national motto in English
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The national motto of Chile reads, By Reason or By Force.
The Guardian
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Es por la dictadura might as well be the national motto of modern Chile.
The Irish Times
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That fits with the national motto of Austeria.
The Guardian
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The national motto, 'In God we trust; all others pay cash', has been meaningless throughout the 21st century.
The Guardian
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Fraternity is one of three values that make up France's constitutionally enshrined national motto: Liberty, Equality and Fraternity.
Reuters
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The motto became the national motto of the U.S. in July 30, 1956.
The new yorker
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In his inauguration speech the president pledged support for the military and police, saying: The national motto is order and progress.
Radio NZ
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Tonight, she will address the Philosophical Society at Trinity College Dublin on the theme of the US national motto: E Pluribus Unum.
The Irish Times
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"Ships, colonies, and commerce" began to be the national motto-notthat colonies make ships and commerce, but that ships and commerce make colonies.
Men of Invention and Industry
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