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Any system of principles or beliefs.

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All police forces live by the credo Protect and Serve, in that order.
The President's Assassin
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He offered De Zutter a kind of credo for his career:
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
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At Whitfield's one bought only the best, it was her credo.
Jewels
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I mean, do you have some kind of credo or something?
Hula Done It?
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In what could well be the Blier credo, Charles gives a qualified yes.
Reuters
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That credo of the sleet, the rain, the hail, the snow.
The new yorker
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Giving birth to himself, Thomas reenacted his own credo of the self-made man.
Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism
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The hostile egotism of such a credo is a miserable thing.
The Guardian
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And that credo applies to his living situation as well.
Reuters
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Our credo remains: Small is beautiful and less is more.
Jamaica Observer
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The Tory credo acknowledges public obligation as mere philanthropy, as belonging to the rich.
The Guardian
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I'm not certain of Arthur's stated credo for his reign.
Wired
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He focused on his breathing, thinking about Carlos Hathcock's credo.
Apocalypse of the Dead
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It was not the Spartan credo to lament one's losses.
Gladiatrix
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In this scene, Lonergan delivers something of an artistic credo.
The new yorker
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The oft-quoted credo ut intellegam is not an intellectual abdication.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
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