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The commercial release of "Nuestro Himno" (Our Anthem), a loose translation of America's National Anthem, the "Star-Spangled Banner," has started a sharp debate over what it means to be an American and if the United States will remain an English-speaking nation. nbsp;by former head coach Melinda Owen, was a loose translation of a line from Mozart's ``The Marriage of Figaro'': ``I get no sleep by night or day but yet I enjoy suffering this way. A loose translation, however permissible it may seem, does give different specific meanings. |
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