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COUNTRY
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NATIONAL EMBLEM
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Afghanistan
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Lion
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Albania
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double-headed eagle
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Algeria
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star and crescent; fennec fox
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Angola
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Palanca Negra Gigante (giant black sable antelope)
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Argentina
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Sun of May (a sun-with-face symbol)
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Azerbaijan
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flames of fire
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Armenia
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Mount Ararat; eagle; lion
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Australia
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Southern cross constellation (five, seven-pointed
stars); Kangaroo; Emu
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Austria
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Golden Eagle, Alpine Gentian,
Edelweiss
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Bangladesh
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Bengal Tiger, Water Lily
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Belgium
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Lion
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Bhutan
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Thunder dragon known as Druk
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Brazil
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Southern cross constellation
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Burma
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Chinthe (mythical lion)
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Cambodia
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Angkorwat Temple; Kouprey (Wild Ox)
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China
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Dragon
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Denmark
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Lion; Mute Swan
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Egypt
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Golden Eagle
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European
Union
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A circle of 12 stars
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Finland
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Lion
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France
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Gallic Rooster, Fleur-de-lis,
Marianne
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Germany
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Golden Eagle
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Greece
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Greek Cross (white cross on blue field; arms equal
length)
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Vatican
City
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Crossed keys
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Indonesia
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Garuda (mythical bird)
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India
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The Lion Capital of Ashoka, which
depicts four Asiatic lions standing back to back mounted on a circular
abacus, is the official emblem; the Bengal tiger is the national animal; the
lotus is the national flower
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Iceland
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gyrfalcon
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Iran
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Lion
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Iraq
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Golden Eagle
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Israel
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Star of david (magen david)
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Italy
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White, five-pointed star
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Japan
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Red Sun Disc; Chrysanthemum
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Kazakhstan
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golden eagle
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Korea,
North
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red star
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Korea,
South
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taegeuk (yin yang symbol)
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Kenya
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Lion
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Maldives
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Coconut Palm, Yellowfin Tuna
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Nepal
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Rhododendro Blossom
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New
Zealand
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Southern cross constellation (four, five-pointed
stars); kiwi (bird), silver fern
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Portugal
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armillary sphere (a spherical
astrolabe modeling objects in the sky and representing the Republic)
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Poland
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white eagle
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Pakistan
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Star and Crescent
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Peru
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Vicuna (a camelid related to the llama)
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Philippines
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Philippine Eagle
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Romania
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golden eagle
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Russia
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bear; double-headed eagle
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Somalia
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Leopard
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Syria
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hawk
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Saudi
Arabia
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Palm Tree surmounting two crossed swords
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Sweden
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three crowns; lion
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Sudan
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Secretary bird
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Singapore
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Lion, Merlion (mythical half
lion-half fish creature), orchid
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South
Africa
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Springbok Antelope
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Spain
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Pillars of Hercules
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Sri
Lanka
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Lion
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Switzerland
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Swiss cross (white cross on red
field; arms equal length
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Tajikistan
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Crown surmounted by seven, five-pointed stars
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Taiwan
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white, 12-rayed sun on blue field
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Thailand
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Garuda (mythical half-man, half-bird figure); Elephant
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Turkey
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Star and crescent
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Ukraine
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Trident (tryzub)
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Uganda
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Grey crowned crane
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United
Arab Emirates
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Golden Falcon
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United
Kingdom
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Lion (Britain in general); Lion,
Tudor Rose (England); Lion, Unicorn, Thistle (Scotland); Dragon, Daffodil,
Leek (Wales); Harp, Flax (Northern Ireland)
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United
States
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Bald Eagle
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Uruguay
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Sun of May (a sun-with-face symbol)
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Uzbekistan
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Khumo (mythical bird)
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Venezuela
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Troupial (bird)
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Vietnam
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Yellow, five-pointed star on red field; lotus blossom
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Yemen
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Golden eagle
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Zimbabwe
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Zimbabwe bird symbol, African fish eagle, flame lily
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on
September 30, 2020
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