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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as slogan" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to something being used in the form of a slogan, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The phrase was intended to be catchy, but it didn't work well as slogan."
Alternatives: "as a tagline" or "in slogan form".
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There are risks in taking those issues on: the poem as sermon, as slogan, as leaflet.
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It's this commitment that lays bare "jobs and growth" as a slogan as cynical as it is spurious.
As slogans go, it's nothing if not ambitious.
As slogans go for drumming up trade in the world's largest arms fair, it was at least original.
As slogans go, "no thanks" lacks the affirmative resonance of "yes" stickers seen in so many windows.
Join the Discussion >> Related Annuities: What You Need to Know (January 28 , 2009 As slogans go, it's hardly "Keep Hope Alive," or even "Change We Can Believe In".
SAN FRANCISCO — Over the last two seasons, "V Is for Victory" has worked out pretty well for the Detroit Tigers, as slogans go.
AS slogans go, the currently popular, "Peace is patriotic," sounds less like a call to arms than a defensive retort -- "peace is patriotic, too".
-For the advertising group: What techniques (such as slogans, brand appeal, sex appeal, emotional appeal, or others) does this advertisement use to persuade teens to buy this product?
During the years that followed, Gaddafists adopted quotes from The Green Book, such as "Representation is Fraud", as slogans.
According to Gluth-Nowowiejski's sources, he would leave behind graffiti of his name, as well as slogans such as "Hitler kaput".
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