Brass
people in authority
Patriotic
love for one’s country
Union
the action of joining together in a political context.
Grand
imposing and impressive
Conduct
behaviour
Honorable
to be morally correct
Prevent
to stop
people in authority
love for one’s country
the action of joining together in a political context.
imposing and impressive
behaviour
to be morally correct
to stop
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