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Tam quídam plérumque means As a whole when translated into Latin.

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and in latin is "sed"

The previous answer is incorrect. "And" in Latin is "et".

"Sed" means "but" in Latin.

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"Potentia ad populum" - "Power to the people"

"Potentia ad vulgus" - "Power to common people"

"Potestatem populi" - "Powers to the people"

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