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Molon labe is commonly pronounced “mo-LONE lah-VEH” and translated as “come and take them

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flew proudly in the hands of American troops

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E Pluribus Unum Oversized Graphic T-Shirt not Molon labe is commonly pronouncedOut of many, one. Its the original de facto motto of the United States, dating back to 1776. The phrase appears on the Great Seal and represents the union formed from the original thirteen colonies into a single nation. Its also found on U. S. coins, like the penny and quarter, and has become a kind of poetic shorthand for federal unity, even if these days we seem a bit more unum ex pluribus. This heavyweight oversized tee nails that laid back