Love for country
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This document outlines 15 ways that Filipinos can show love for their country, such as honoring the national flag, respecting laws and authorities, preserving culture and language, respecting others, commemorating heroes, promoting local products, being aware of issues, studying well, dreaming big, believing in others' potential, being proud of achievements, preserving values, loving their identity, and praying for the Philippines.
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- 2. You can be a hero of your fellow Filipinos too in your own life ways by the following these practices
- 3. 1. Honor the Philippine National Flag
- 4. 2. Respect and follow the laws and rules of authorities, including those of government officials and your parents.
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