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What does 'Fidelis ad Mortem' mean?

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The phrase 'fidelis ad mortem' means faithful unto death. It also may be translated as faithful til death, or faithful until death. It's the motto of the New York Police Department, and shows the level of their commitment to their city and its people.

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