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English: The Twelve Symbols national emblem (Commander-in-Chief Flag of the Beiyang Government)
中文（繁體）：“十二章國徽”（中華民國北洋政府大元帥旗）
中文（简体）：“十二章国徽”（中华民国北洋政府大元帅旗）
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