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Meanings of slogan in English
Usage of slogan in English
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Last year, Wal-Mart introduced an ad campaign with the slogan Save Money.
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So far, Sherry couldn't see whether this van carried such a slogan.
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Yes, I don't know where we got that slogan, but that's good.
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A Mercedes-Benz concept that's already a reality. Consumer Reports criticized the slogan.
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The slogan, which appears also in newspapers in many countries, is Ireland.
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After the break in diplomatic relations the slogan of German Militarism became:
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NSI has included their recently launched RegistrationPlus service under the same slogan.
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It's a fitting slogan given the diversity of experiences available to visitors.
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And if you know this club, you know what that slogan means.
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Be an organ donor, a slogan often used by organ transplant advocates.
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This is the most extraordinary slogan ever issued by any political party.
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It said executives believed the slogan was too closely associated with Ailes.
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Police found a slogan threatening a local priest sprayed on the building.
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The Land of a Million Shacks-thatwas the slogan of the frontier.
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It survived only as a slogan to be used against him later.
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Dowd worked at it all day long, trying out slogan after slogan.
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Slogan through the time
Slogan across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
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