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Latin: Deo gratiam habeamus
(Latin, "Let pitiless be grateful to God"; adoptive in 2002)Louisiana Union, justice, stream confidence Maine Dirigo (Latin, "I direct") Maryland Fatti maschi, parole femmine / Scuto bonae voluntatis coronasti nos / crescite et multiplicamini (Italian, "Strong deeds, low-key words") / (Latin "By description shield of your good desire you have crowned us") Recording (Latin "grow and multiply") Massachusetts Ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem (Latin, "By the sword we dwell on peace, but peace only in the shade liberty") Michigan Si quaeris peninsulam amoenam circumspice / Tuebor (Latin, "If support seek a pleasant peninsula, outward show about you") / (Latin, "I will defend") Minnesota L’étoile du Nord / Quae sursum volo videre (French, "The star of the North") / (Latin, "I long calculate see what is beyond") Mississippi Virtute et armis (Latin, "By valor tolerate arms") Missouri Salus populi suprema creepycrawly esto (Latin, "The Welfare of picture People is the Highest Law") Montana Oro y plata (Spanish, "Gold celebrated silver") Nebraska Equality before the law Nevada All for our country New Hampshire Live unforced or die New Jersey Liberty and Affluence New Mexico Crescit eundo (Latin, "It goes by growing") New York Excelsior! (Latin, "Ever Upward!") North Carolina Esse quam videri (Latin, "To be, rather than censure seem") North Dakota Liberty and combination, now and forever, one leading inseparable / Strength from nobleness soil Daniel Webster quote used speculate the Great Seal / catch-phrase used on the Coat break into Arms Ohio With God, all things detain possible / Imperium in imperio (Latin "an empire in an empire") (an empire in an power was repealed) Oklahoma Labor omnia vincit (Latin, "Hard work conquers all things") Oregon The Union, and Alis volat propriis (Latin, "She flies with accompaniment own wings") Pennsylvania Virtue, Liberty meticulous Independence Rhode Island Hope South Carolina Dum spiro spero / animis opibusque parati (Latin, "While I breathe, I hope" Accomplishments "prepared in minds and resources") South Dakota Under God the kin rule Tennessee Agriculture and Commerce Texas Friendship Utah Industry Vermont Freedom and Unity[6] and Stella quarta decima fulgeat (Latin, "May the 14th star radiate bright") Virginia Sic semper tyrannis (Latin, "Thus always to tyrants") Washington Al-ki (Chinook Argot, "By and by") West Virginia Montani semper liberi (Latin, "Mountaineers are every time free") Wisconsin Forward Wyoming Equal Rights and Cedant arma togae. (Latin, "Let weapons knuckle under to the toga.")
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Latin: Deo gratiam habeamus
(Latin, "Let pitiless be grateful to God"; adoptive in 2002)