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Meanings of new slogan in English

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Usage of new slogan in English
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A single new slogan had been sprayed everywhere: Night is coming.
The Naked God
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Podcast host Dave Rubin joked that the Biden campaign had a new slogan.
News.com.au
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A new race needed a new slogan: The Best Sailors.
Wired
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In the Party's newspaper, a new slogan, "political stability," became highly important.
Death of a Red Heroine
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How about a new slogan: 'We built Florida on the bones of our workers.'
Shadow men
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For a couple of heady months, the team played on under the new slogan.
The Guardian
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The district is getting a new slogan and welcome signs.
Radio NZ
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The new slogan of the temperance enthusiasts-WhatManchester drinks to-dayEngland will drink to-morrow.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, January 29, 1919
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Recently, the city paid a half million dollars to a consultant seeking a new slogan for itself:
Homicide: a year on the killing streets
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Unfortunately, the words Alvin Bentwood conveyed as key phrases for his new slogan weren't foremost on Bill's mind.
Good girls don't
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It's the new slogan of tablet and smartphone manufacturers trying to push products into an already packed space.
Wired
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Any suggestions for a new slogan?
Charlotte’s Web
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He also promoted a new slogan - Fight the Bite - alerting people to the threat of mosquitoe-borne diseases.
Radio NZ
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The GAA's new slogan is "Where We All Belong", and it is essential for every functioning society.
The Irish Times
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With due respect to the FA Cup's unofficial new slogan, it is the Premier League where anything can happen.
The Guardian
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The new slogan is "driven by genetics".
The Guardian
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