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Meanings of pledge allegiance in English

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Usage of pledge allegiance in English
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Soldiers are told to pledge allegiance to the leader, not the country.
The Guardian
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So take heed, kiddies: drugs will make you pledge allegiance to funk.
Obama zombies: how the liberal machine brainwashed my generation
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I'm not going to say I want you to pledge allegiance.
Reuters
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At the same meeting, Mugabe also ordered Chiwenga to pledge allegiance to Grace.
Reuters
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They speculated that Moore was about to pledge allegiance to Deauville.
The Guardian
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The America that we all pledge allegiance to is an aspiration, not a reality.
Ebony
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There is no need to pledge allegiance to just one.
Wired
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Who would ask a man to pledge allegiance under oath?
Radio NZ
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Candidates are required by law to pledge allegiance to Hong Kong and the Basic Law.
Reuters
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We pledge allegiance to one flag and that flag is the American flag, Trump said.
Reuters
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It also feels downright strange to pledge allegiance to a country that continually oppresses us.
Ebony
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Do not pledge allegiance to backstabbing cliques or groups.
Feminist dot com
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For refusing to pledge allegiance to the British Crown.
Bones to Ashes
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The book is required reading in schools, where children must pledge allegiance to him every morning.
The Guardian
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Serbs dominate in a small swathe of the north bordering Serbia and pledge allegiance to Belgrade.
Reuters
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Now that Apple is everywhere, it may be time for techno-hipsters to pledge allegiance to Microsoft.
The Irish Times
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Pledge allegiance across language varieties
United States of America
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