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esprit de corps

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esprit de corps  (formal)
feelings of pride and loyalty that are shared by members of a group Companies that involve their employees in planning have the best esprit de corps.


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Formerly with Esprit de Corps in San Francisco, Livingston has her own line of tile work, Metolius Ridge Tile, and produces fine art pieces, too.
The Agency had several burger burns that proved to be outstanding events and raised extra money for the CFC while also enhancing unit esprit de corps.
The Engineer Branch proponent will be responsible for designating geographically based ECCAs within our Regular Army, Reserve, and National Guard force structure and charging them with promoting engineer-specific professional development opportunities, providing engineer technical advice and support, and nurturing and growing Engineer Regiment esprit de corps for all engineer units and personnel within their designated sphere of influence.
 
 
 
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