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Ditat Deus is Latin meaning "God enriches". It is the state motto of Arizona. Richard Cunningham McCormick, the Secretary of the Arizona Territory, first put it in the Seal of Arizona.

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	'''Ditat Deus''' is [[Latin]] meaning "[[God]] enriches". It is the state motto of [[Arizona]]. Richard Cunningham McCormick, the Secretary of the Arizona Territory, first put it in the Seal of Arizona.		'''Ditat Deus''' is [[Latin]] meaning "[[God]] enriches". It is the state motto of [[Arizona]]. Richard Cunningham McCormick, the Secretary of the Arizona Territory, first put it in the Seal of Arizona.

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