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| − | '''''Semper Fidelis''''' is Latin for "Always Faithful". Well known in the United States as the motto of the United States Marine Corps (and often shortened to '''''Semper Fi''''' in Marine contexts) | + | '''''Semper Fidelis''''' is Latin for "Always Faithful". Well known in the United States as the motto of the United States Marine Corps (and often shortened to '''''Semper Fi''''' in Marine contexts); ''Semper Fidelis'' has served as a slogan for many families and entities in many countries. The phrase has also been dated to have originated no later than the 16th century. |
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Semper Fidelis is Latin for "Always Faithful". Well known in the United States as the motto of the United States Marine Corps (and often shortened to Semper Fi in Marine contexts); Semper Fidelis has served as a slogan for many families and entities in many countries. The phrase has also been dated to have originated no later than the 16th century.
