Elected officials proclaim their hardline stance on immigration as a badge of honor, even as some proclaim to be people of faith.
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He has sent me to proclaim release to the captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to let the oppressed go free, to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor.
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Remember, this scene seems to proclaim, Lara has concrete skills!
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But today, Cosby heard a jury proclaim their guilty verdict.
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Finally, New Jersey is set to proclaim Danny DeVito Day.
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"At the same time, he does still proclaim his innocence."
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Nelly took to Twitter last Saturday to proclaim his innocence.
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"The world has enough superheroes," the posters for Venom proclaim.
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She's definitely not afraid to proclaim her interest in him.
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Am I allowed to instead proclaim that he's raped me.
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Right here, right now, I proclaim that enough is enough.
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And you can be assured, Trump will proclaim full exoneration.
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Their faces when we proudly proclaim "Costco!" are always priceless.
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Mitch McConnell will proclaim victory by the barest of margins.
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He would proclaim that he had made America great again.
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I am happy to proclaim that I'm an employee there.
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They were enthused by their faith and wanted to proclaim it.
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We love our race, the alt-right began to loudly proclaim.
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Nor are they to proclaim the continuing rise in domestic investment.
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But it would false to proclaim all YA books were romances.
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The Wiltons proclaim their innocence but are livid about Ally's behavior.
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You wrap yourself in the flag and proclaim yourself a patriot.
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The politician can beat his breast and proclaim loyalty to America.
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I had no burning urge to proclaim any fury or sadness.
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Awlaki: We proclaim our message to the world openly and truthfully.
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Apple's executives grandly proclaim that they want to help save journalism.
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" One by one, bedraggled survivors rise to proclaim, "I am Spartacus!
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The temptation was to proclaim a stake plunged into Dracula's heart.
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They want the US government to proclaim itself on their side.
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We'd never proclaim to know what Jesus would do, but WWBD?
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Mrs Merkel is absolutely right to proclaim the message of free trade.
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Trump, who is expected to proclaim the tariffs at 21:2502 p.
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I don't proclaim I can do that, though it is quite amazing.
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"This government is going to fall," proclaim graffiti daubed on city walls.
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She didn't loudly proclaim her hatred of Gore in three prominent interviews.
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The owners proudly proclaim that it is sub-Saharan Africa's biggest mall.
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Both companies proclaim that safety is a number one priority for them.
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His lawyer, Warren Cassell, continued to proclaim his client's innocence at sentencing.
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Instead, we protest to proclaim the man's moral repugnance and political illegitimacy.
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So get ready because we proclaim this summer the summer of food.
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They had a gospel to proclaim and thought the end was near.
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He does not proclaim it with boasts but rather with his play.
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It's always a dicey thing to proclaim two of anything a trend.
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It is easy to proclaim a policy of pursuing individuals more aggressively.
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So it's not just Trump's failure to proclaim June as Pride Month.
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"Proclaim/AF 1" (2007) is one of the standouts in the show.
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Vladimir Lenin was inside the palace waiting to proclaim a new government.
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But he does not feel the need to proclaim it to everyone.
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Their style is to loudly proclaim their righteousness as they embrace intolerance.
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They proclaim that both pronunciations are acceptable, betraying nary a hint of favouritism.
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The Antiquities Act delegates limited powers to the president to proclaim national monuments.
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It is too soon to proclaim which will emerge to become the best.
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"Without As, Os and Bs, we are nowhere," promotions for the campaign proclaim.
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They did, however, proudly proclaim full RGB pixels and 16 million sub-pixels.
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That's encouraging the pundits to proclaim with absolute certainty that Trump cannot win.
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He could proclaim Yemen a federation and name Mr Zoubaidi as his deputy.
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If he says he did proclaim independence, the central government will step in.
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Second, pundits proclaim doctrines; presidents execute policies that reveal the contours of policy.
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Does the Antiquities Act allow the president to proclaim monuments in the ocean?
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With what authority do you proclaim who's welcome in America and who's not.
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With what authority do you proclaim who's welcome in America and who's not?
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It is an understatement to proclaim that the Middle East is a mess.
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But I'm not just here to proclaim the greatness that is social media.
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And at the time, Cohen was continuing to proclaim his loyalty to Trump.
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Evangelists today proclaim that 5G will usher in the true internet of things.
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" "With what authority do you proclaim who's welcome in America and who's not.
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America — whose president failed to even proclaim June National Pride Month — is jealous.
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Her songs constantly proclaim how unique she is, yet she's anything but isolated.
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Jones, in his TV ads, does not loudly proclaim his Democrat party affiliation.
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If Puigdemont says he did proclaim independence, the central government will step in.
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We're told the Kardashians have heard Rob proclaim his undying love many times before.
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He said it's a long tradition for Mississippi governors to proclaim Confederate Heritage Month.
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In the end, the settlement with Mr. Cohen lets each side proclaim a victory.
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Sanders stood on the floor to officially proclaim his former rival the party nominee.
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There will always be Australians who maintain and proclaim our so-called macho image.
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" Qyburn: "I now proclaim Cersei of the House Lannister, Protector of the Seven Kingdoms.
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From time to time a powerless European dignitary will proclaim such figures a disgrace.
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Many Democrats tout platforms of "social justice," and some proudly proclaim themselves as socialists.
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Yet sex worker advocates proclaim SESTA/FOSTA infringes on their ability to sell sex.
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Unaccustomed to such violence, its politicians proclaim the nation is "at war" with terrorists.
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Most mass-homicide perpetrators don't proclaim any allegiance to a particular ideology at all.
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Because the emotional, highly public executive wanted to be able to proclaim his innocence.
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Really, he said he would proclaim independence later — and suggested that everything was negotiable.
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Together we proclaim: This weekend puts us one week out from St. Patrick's Day.
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Eagerness at an elite level to proclaim the recovery complete is understandable but premature.
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American neo-Nazis also proclaim that they have a friend in the White House.
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It looks simple and self-evident, as though one could proclaim it into existence.
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Pruitt likes to proclaim that he's reinstituting the rule of law at the EPA.
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Instead of being a princess, like many girls' shirts proclaim, Trinity's had bigger ambitions.
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Many insider trading defendants continue to proclaim their innocence long after a guilty verdict.
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"I will proclaim my absolute innocence until the day I die," he told me.
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Do I embrace the complexity and proudly proclaim myself a member of many communities?
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We are here to proclaim that a new day is coming in Latin America.
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When Bokassa tried to proclaim himself emperor, and Domitien opposed him, she was fired.
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But they have been reluctant to proclaim to outsiders just how uncertain their numbers are.
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I had to proclaim that we would be using actual curtains upon moving in together.
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The Northern houses, led by young Lyanna Mormont, then proclaim Jon King of the North.
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No wonder Drake is taking out billboards to proclaim his love for the Barbadian beauty.
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Then Offset appeared with a bouquet of white flowers in hand to proclaim his love.
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Proclaim that condoms and birth control should be readily available to teens without parental permission.
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Despite what the demagogues often proclaim, economic distress is not the result of free markets.
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It is too early to proclaim the end of the low-yield era elsewhere, too.
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"I became the landlord of my own life," he would later proclaim in a video.
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But her lifelike flesh and the fine lines of her dress proclaim her exquisitely Greek.
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Yet American-values Trump voters still proclaim a "make America great again" Trump-style mandate.
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No doubt, pundits will proclaim once again that the Trump Pivot™ is finally here.
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Trump might as well proclaim the first month of his administration National Anti-Immigrant Month.
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They will proclaim loudly and often that their purpose is to help the Republican Party.
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Nor did Mr. Moroder proclaim to have forged a close bond through this late collaboration.
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" The announcement came hours after Trump took to Twitter to proclaim: "Tariffs are the greatest!
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And can, as Ms. Watson and Lizzo proclaim, you be your own one and only?
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Some people benefit from avoiding certain foods, so organizations proclaim that all people will benefit.
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Jackson isn't ready to proclaim the Pistons the future of the Eastern Conference just yet.
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Brands like Mott's apple sauce market bold labels that proclaim natural ingredients and no sugar added.
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But before you proclaim these suckers the end-all to your pimple problems, there's a caveat.
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If asked to enumerate their foreign workers, businesses should proclaim in unison "Don't tell him, Pike".
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I could kill you all, but I won't" — and proclaim godlike talents — "I'll split the atom!
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"Today, we proudly proclaim that in this state, we trust women," Pritzker said at the signing.
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Yet some unicorns lack the economies of scale and barriers to entry that their promoters proclaim.
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I won't pretend and sanctimoniously proclaim that this is why I won't watch the NFL anymore.
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People who are told—or who proclaim—they have "resting bitch face" (RBF) know this well.
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Top business leaders have joined universities and science groups to proclaim STEM investments a national imperative.
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An evangelist is called to do one thing, and one thing only: to proclaim the Gospel.
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This is deep Trump territory, as the yard signs that dot the winding mountain roads proclaim.
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Gilded candelabra, trumpet-blowing angels, lion-taming cherubs, dolphins, starfish, sea monsters and birds proclaim joy.
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Notably, she also did not proclaim the greatness of the Obama-era economy and pledge continuity.
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And in tone-deaf tweets that proclaim a small group of men the "future" of anything.
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Melissa Rivers may proclaim herself as a "shallow" person, but that's not true of all celebrities.
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When we honor them — not merely proclaim them — we act from a core of unrivaled strength.
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It would have filled me with joy to proclaim that I would be by her side.
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I think he needed to do better," and proclaim on Facebook that, "There are no sides.
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During the attack, the shooter called 911 to proclaim his allegiance to terrorist groups, including ISIS.
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By the time a choir of Holter's voice gathers to proclaim, "I shall love," bliss prevails.
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He has a tendency to proclaim bipartisan intentions to reporters before carving up his political opponents.
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But journalists are called to keep digging until we find the truth — and then proclaim it.
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Rather than proclaim a new strategy for Afghanistan, President Trump merely announced a collection of attitudes.
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The composer's role, Mr. Wooley suggests, is to question and imply, not to assert or proclaim.
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The album proves that grand artistic ambitions can serve to catalyze as much as to proclaim.
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Where we have a government that in some ways, they proclaim ... Well, we have a leader.
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Folks who just read box scores will proclaim that Nelson is hurt or bad or on the outs, and I can't proclaim with 100 percent certainty any of those options are not the case, but I don't think this game is an indication one way or another.
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But as they observe British rhetoric yielding to reality, some now proclaim themselves a little more optimistic.
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As the Guerilla Girls' posters proclaim, there is a responsibility to collect across gender (and race) lines.
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The Buen Vivir media campaign will not hesitate to proclaim life has improved for millions of Ecuadorians.
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Now the ride-hailing companies are falling over themselves to proclaim that they treat their drivers well.
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He lacks the magnetism of his predecessor, Chavez, for whom many still proclaim a near-religious devotion.
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The signs proclaim that the legalisation of cannabis improves property values and decreases teenage use and crime.
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It makes me sad when I hear a very young woman proclaim that she isn't a feminist.
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B. took his woke-self to social media to proclaim that he believes the earth is flat.
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Black American soldiers fought some of the same battles to proclaim their humanity, the film points out.
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"Self-driving cars should stand out and proclaim itself as a self-driving car," Halder said. Drive.
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It might seem like a bit of a bold statement to proclaim it the ultimate mobile game.
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Ardent Warren fans can proclaim their affection in hundreds of combinations, and more than a few niches.
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Wealth Matters Philanthropists may proclaim their desire for social change, but few, it turns out, follow through.
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Oh, Airbnb, I am not ashamed to proclaim it before the world: I was crazy about you.
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He saw it as a struggle to establish the pre-eminence and proclaim the eternality of love.
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We've seen the projections: The US, headlines proclaim, is on its way to becoming a cashless society.
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At a time of intense dogmatism, he did not proclaim that there was a "right" modernist aesthetic.
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Guaido, you can proclaim yourself leader of Venezuela but you don't get to authorize US military interventions.
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"Maurice Kamto did not proclaim himself president, he claimed victory, it's not the same thing," he said.
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When he rhymed, we rhymed too, believing that we could spit homespun verse to proclaim our majesty.
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Should she proclaim that she has no interest in being House speaker if Democrats win the majority?
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The European Union has continued to proclaim its support for human rights and democracy in the region.
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He referred us to his letter to the judge, in which he did not proclaim Stone innocent.
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A preacher in the prophetic tradition, King knew he could never proclaim hope without lifting people up.
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California already has 35 communities that proclaim sanctuary status, so SB 54 will not significantly change anything.
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Mr. Trump has continued to proclaim that he believes the market will collapse without a new law.
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And if truth matters, as Times ads repeatedly proclaim, it's worth building a team to ensure it.
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Older people's ability to proclaim their youth, strength and all-around-great lives appears to be thriving.
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He will step into an elevated pavilion called the "Takamikura" and proclaim his succession to the world.
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A strange thing about novels is how often, and strenuously, they proclaim the dangers of novel-reading.
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Again, few people would actually proclaim themselves to be "globalists" — this is an epithet used by their critics.
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And third, they proclaim that the target's work constitutes a tangible threat to certain marginalised groups within society.
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It is used as a marker of identity, a way to proclaim your affinity with a particular community.
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It's hard to proclaim chicken or egg here, but the result is that skin rules, in certain circles.
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Think of all the Chinese smartphone makers that proudly proclaim they have Sony's latest and greatest imaging sensor.
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CAROLYN GIBSONBirmingham There is surely nothing more British than to proclaim the right to be miserable and taciturn.
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Western politicians are rushing to Skopje, Russia is issuing warnings and Serbian newspapers proclaim that war is coming.
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She points out that he is the first Republican to proclaim his support for the queer community openly.
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And I hereby proclaim the Westworld white hat the best promotional hat of San Diego Comic-Con 2017.
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Lockwood and the rest of the congregation proclaim their commitment to God, to one another and to themselves.
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"Let's not proclaim cataclysm on the basis of a tweet or two, or four or six," he said.
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While purveyors of CBD products proclaim its healing powers, industry experts are also skeptical about all the claims.
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We've all wanted to proclaim our undying devotion to a significant other at some point in our lives.
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I don't have that, and can't proclaim myself a knower of all things having to do with race.
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But I think once they get to the meeting they will proclaim it as some sort of success.
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The three amigos will proclaim undying friendship, predicts Carlo Dade of the Canada West Foundation, a think-tank.
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They wanted me to proclaim I was going to be the first woman president of the United States.
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Each continues to proclaim his innocence, but the game-fixing scandal has been a hard stain to erase.
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One way is by marching today in Washington and around the country to proclaim that families belong together.
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Mr. Guaido, you can proclaim yourself leader of Venezuela but you don't get to authorize US military interventions.
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Two Costco members took to Reddit in 2018 to proclaim that they "absolutely" loved the Kirkland Signature Pesto.
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In addition to July 13's Forrest Day, Tennessee governors are also required by law to proclaim Jan.
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But escalation brings with it risks of a wider conflict, risks the Russians have been keen to proclaim.
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So, don't be fooled when engineers hide behind technical efficiency and proclaim to be free from moral decisions.
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"When you're in love with your best friend, every day is an adventure," captions of couples' photos proclaim.
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He could hang up the shield, as deciding walk off into the sunset and proclaim love for Bucky.
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The new versions, they have been told, will proclaim the buildings' addresses, 2180, 226 or 22003 Riverside Boulevard.
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The twins are the headliners and proclaim their dominion during their 25-lap final with a bellowing exhaust.
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His mother, Doreen Giuliano, who has gone to great lengths to proclaim his innocence, was back as well.
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" Asked after Friday's emphatic triumph if it was thus safe to proclaim his team unbeatable, Kerr joked: "Yes.
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History supplies ample evidence that when religions proclaim themselves beyond criticism or challenge, there is hell to pay.
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Mostly, I feel too sheepish to proclaim what I want — a man beautiful according to traditional, masculine standards.
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All told, university personnel spent hours and days drawing up sentences to proclaim principles that should be obvious.
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The Public Editor THE NEW YORK TIMES likes to proclaim its supremacy over all competitors in all categories.
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"Silver argued, however, that "the media shouldn't proclaim Bloomberg's campaign dead (or anything close) without seeing the evidence.
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"But to this day the Social Democrats don't want to proclaim it as a success story," Merkel said.
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He overlooks the nation's vicious history of racism to proclaim that this is the worst racial epoch ever.
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I don't proclaim the Christian faith at all, so to make a gospel album is a little strange.
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And thus, Simpson shows what language can do: proclaim, fix in place, define, revise, affirm, recognize, delimit, undergird.
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So keep those frontrunners in mind as you digitally proclaim your love — or lack of it — this year.
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That doesn't mean the way that white people have tried to dismantle racism, and proclaim allyship, isn't often faulty.
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Hand-painted signs on roadsides and placards in bars and other businesses proclaim mining to be the region's lifeblood.
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When two reality TV stars proclaim their love, one can be forgiven for an automatic rolling of the eyes.
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"Every visible surface is metal," proclaim the Essence's proud designers, and they do have plenty to be proud of.
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Earlier this year, Jones filed a petition asking the state to pay him $1.1 million and proclaim his innocence.
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Yet both Democrats and Republicans proclaim the dire need for a legal, logical, effective guest worker system for agriculture.
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Christians must proclaim "never again" to the kind of faith that seeks sameness—like white supremacy and anti-Semitism.
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Many people make excuses, proclaim how special their situation is, and try to reinvent the wheel when it's unnecessary.
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This is the legal sleight of hand that has allowed Barr to proclaim that Trump will not be charged.
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This time, perhaps because of the sensitive situation, most residents prefer not to publicly proclaim support for their nominee.
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To proclaim that individuals can't assess their sexual encounters and relationships for themselves is more than inaccurate, it's insulting.
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She did not cite or trade on the trappings of her office; she did not proclaim from the bench.
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The daffodils and cherry blossoms proclaim renewal and hope; the crisp, clear air seems incapable of anything so treacherous.
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In the video, ever-changing T-shirts proclaim their musical allegiances: Fleetwood Mac, Björk, Nirvana, Public Enemy and more.
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He tells The Creators Project he found a "forceful and dramatic medium" in textiles that proclaim authority and grandeur.
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I'm here to proclaim that it's possible — and not difficult — to produce a tender chicken breast that gets raves.
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In almost all the cases, the owners wanted to use their buildings to proclaim what they were selling inside.
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They've been asked to pledge their fidelity to — even proclaim their adoration for — a man who adores only himself.
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Georgia O'Keeffe loved to proclaim her independence and individuality through her dress, her art, her poses before the camera.
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That left room for the "constructive ambiguity," as negotiators often call it, to allow both sides to proclaim victory.
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I've learned that the people who proclaim loudly they are miles ahead of everyone else are almost certainly not.
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On the windows, decals proudly proclaim their burgers to be 100% beef, ordered just the way you like it.
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The assembly is expected to decide on Monday whether to hold a session to formally proclaim the republic of Catalonia.
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Let our children come here, and know this history, so that they can add their voices to proclaim 'never again'.
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What should I yell out the car window if I want to proclaim my allegiance to one of these teams?
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"When we eat this bread, when we drink this cup, we proclaim your death, until you come again," we sang.
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Jackson's order allowed him to proclaim his innocence and ask for donations to support his legal defense, but nothing more.
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And as the summer sets, we let us be steward of truth who in unison proclaim: fiat justitia ruat caelum.
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The zeal around the opening, and the lengths fans go to proclaim their Wegmans-philia, may confuse some New Yorkers.
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Both Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's government and European Council President Donald Tusk had urged Puigdemont not to proclaim independence.
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Both proposed measures would amend the state's constitution to explicitly proclaim that they do not protect the right to abortion.
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Rare is the chief executive who, upon visiting India, does not proclaim it as central to his or her plans.
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One Republican senator was quick to proclaim his opposition to serious gun-control laws after Mr Booker unveiled his plan.
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Not so, proclaim proponents of a rival theory that war has deep biological roots, and we've been waging it forever.
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Cabin attendants with Air India, the state airline, are required to proclaim Jai Hind—"Victory for India"—after every announcement.
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I'll buy this pin and wear it around to proclaim my loyalty to the greatest salsa mankind has yet produced.
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Scheer said the Bloc would seek another referendum over whether Quebec should proclaim sovereignty after the two previous ones failed.
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He seldom misses a chance to put on a hard hat and proclaim the virtues of more roads and railways.
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It's tradition for the president to proclaim it so each year with a statement of support for the month's aims.
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"He looks like us," many Cubans proudly proclaim; at least a third of Cubans have African ancestry, like Mr Obama.
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" A classmate who took German classes with Fields told CNN affiliate WCPO that Fields "would proclaim himself as a Nazi.
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CLEVELAND — When Donald J. Trump wanted to proclaim his doubts about President Obama's birth certificate, he went to Fox News.
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And on the current tour, she is raising funds for Proclaim Justice, an organization that advocates for the wrongfully imprisoned.
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Many in the media now hint at or openly proclaim themselves to be part of the "resistance" against her husband.
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All one has to do is proclaim friendship and the expectation is that all manner of unfriendly behavior is forgiven.
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For Trump, Haftar and the others may be bastards, but at least they are—or proclaim to be— America's bastards.
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Clinton proclaim political civility dead until her team wins again is unlikely to prove an inspirational message for these voters.
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We find Dos Anjos at the point where the fight world is ready to proclaim him a perfectly rounded fighter.
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Three magnetic performers in the German-Ivorian group Gintersdorfer/Klassen proclaim the theories of the post-colonial thinker Frantz Fanon.
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But at least Thiem is no longer hesitant to proclaim, loud and clear, that he is in Paris to win.
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The vast majority of voters, 26 percent, support Trump's decision last Friday to proclaim a national emergency, the poll shows.
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" Go to a yoga class and during Savasana loudly proclaim, "I'm so rich I could buy the Knicks by accident.
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In some ways, this country has become safer, as more and more of us step forward to proclaim our realness.
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Imelda Marcos is not the mother of all Filipinos, but some of them are happy to proclaim themselves her children.
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Do you stand taller and proclaim that this won't break you, and choose to fight back any way you can?
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But that's more easily said than done when progressive paragons proclaim that old-fashioned Democratic centrism is the new fanaticism.
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I'd like to proclaim RentAFriend's premise bananas, but I have genuinely wondered, "Is it possible to rent a friend?" before.
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A pastoral letter warned against "false socialism", but he still hoped Nicaragua might proclaim the justice of the Kingdom of God.
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Their artificiality is fitting, as they recall advertisements, which proclaim truth through undemanding imagery yet invite a dose of our skepticism.
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Almost three years since your election, most Americans haven't been convinced of your greatness, no matter how often you proclaim it.
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I'd have to proclaim a "war on Christmas" or conduct sympathetic interviews with bakers refusing to make cakes for gay couples.
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In a most unprecedented (and unexpected) comeback, we doth proclaim that the royal and ever-archetypal puka shell necklace hath returned.
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Mr Xi, as well as innumerable Chinese officials and business leaders, will proclaim that China does not seek a trade surplus.
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It was a strange moment, but no stranger, perhaps, than having to proclaim your love for your dad on national TV.
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Jackson's order still allowed Stone to proclaim his innocence and ask for donations to support his legal defense, but nothing more.
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That's why Salesforce joined about 200 other businesses to proclaim that pleasing shareholders is no longer their main goal, Block said.
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And the sudden mainstream conversation was an opportunity for trans people to proclaim our space, to be seen as we are.
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Don't bother trying to proclaim your love to anyone, and don't pick any fights unless you want to seem totally immature.
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"He is feeding into the worst impulses, the bigotry and bias that lurks in our country," the Democratic presidential nominee proclaim.
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He also would proclaim himself to be God and claim that he could do these miraculous healings, which were all staged.
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So if you proclaim that you are "very uniquely qualified" for a job, not only is it implausible, it's also impossible.
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Many politicians will proclaim progress ... and we might see some sort of a small-dimensioned fiscal capacity for the euro area.
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Like Duterte, Putin and his circle of leadership never cease to proclaim Russia's greatness, independence and opposition to the United States.
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At every turn, they must proclaim that rules, relations and values assembled over generations do matter and are worth fighting for.
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Peter Thiel, one of the most successful tech entrepreneurs and investors, is the latest to proclaim the end of the valley.
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What's true, of course, is that the most hardcore proponents of a jobs guarantee proclaim themselves uninterested in tepid half-measures.
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Just who was welcome in that west-facing "haven," Greg Grandin explains, was never as simple as Americans liked to proclaim.
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While it might be tempting to proclaim that the borough is back, last weekend's literary celebration proved it never really left.
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How dare he proclaim that the impeachment process is illegitimate when he has proved himself to be an entirely illegitimate president.
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However, neither party wanted to wait until then to proclaim victory, and both began celebrating at almost at the same time.
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Menus, ornate signs and prominently presented testimonials from fans like Anthony Bourdain ("This artichoke is terrific") proclaim carciofo alla giudia excellence.
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Senators who proclaim they have prejudged the outcome will not serve as impartial jurors and should be recused from the trial.
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You should be allowed to support your candidate and loudly proclaim your belief that they're better than any of the others.
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So they show the world, posing for pictures with him and fanning out on TV to proclaim their ardor and aptitude.
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It is too soon to proclaim the end of the Netanyahu era, but it may be the beginning of the end.
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Granted, I only observed the birds for 20 minutes, and do not proclaim to know whether they are happy or not.
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For an industry that loves to proclaim itself as a great equalizer, payment processor policies perpetually impacting marginalized communities would suggest otherwise.
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The earbuds' presence in domestic life has even sparked a meme, in which people proclaim their dedication to wearing AirPods during sex.
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Some Saudi watchers speculate that King Salman might soon formally proclaim Muhammad bin Salman crown prince, and pension off Muhammad bin Nayef.
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Like an errant husband, investors may proclaim their fidelity to democracy but are not averse to seeing someone else on the side.
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The opening track sees Mr Cohen proclaim "Hineni, hineni, I'm ready, my lord": it seemed prophetic then, and even more so now.
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Each year, analysts proclaim the State of the Union address, known universally in Washington as the S.O.T.U., to be outdated and irrelevant.
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Do you wish you could proclaim that love and let everyone know just how much you care for a fictional search engine?
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After his arrest, he continued to proclaim his innocence and decry the circumstances of the early morning FBI raid on his home.
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President Trump is a sucker ... for 3-day-old Twitter memes ... especially ones that proclaim him to have somehow eclipsed President Obama.
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"This is why this absolutely is not a victimless crime, as many proclaim," said Fairfield Police Chief Anthony Manna in a statement.
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Something becomes true neither because it just feels right, nor because one senses oneself as Doing the Right Thing to proclaim it.
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The economist Robert Gordon was one of the first to proclaim a slowdown of growth at what he called the "technological frontier".
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About a week ago, she stood up to him in class to proclaim she would not go out with him, Baze said.
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Cocky and conceited people tend to take a position and then proclaim, bluster, and totally disregard differing opinions or points of view.
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"This allows Donald Trump to actually proclaim victory, cast himself as a very good negotiator and sort of move on," Dutt added.
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"In any case, two companies that proclaim to be competitors would not be able to operate under the same brand," it said.
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So it has marshaled the state's religious apparatus to condemn the jihadists and proclaim the religious duty of obedience to the rulers.
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It felt so good to proclaim my desire — to have it on the record — while waiting for the actual object to arrive.
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Faced with a vulgar, manic and cruel regime, birds of many different feathers are eager to proclaim themselves members of the Resistance.
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And we are expected to listen, with a straight face, when candidates proclaim that government itself should be run like a business.
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After riveting testimony from Dr. Blasey, Judge Kavanaugh took his turn before the Senate Judiciary Committee to proclaim his innocence — and outrage.
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Progressives as well as conservatives tend to make a god of American nationalism and proclaim themselves defenders of the one true church.
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Catalan leaders have pledged to proclaim a new republic within 48 hours if the "yes" side wins the referendum, regardless of turnout.
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Instead, people close to the President say they anticipate he will claim vindication and continue to proclaim his complete and total innocence.
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Gavin Newsom proclaim a state of emergency, the release said, adding that evacuation centers were opened for displaced community members and animals.
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A single Republican willing to stand for morality and honesty and proclaim independence from their cowed and complicit party would make history.
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He declined to speak, but his lawyers, Harvey Fishbein and Alice L. Fontier, rose to proclaim his innocence and vowed to appeal.
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The answer to living longer and better is quantification and data, the hundreds of stalls in the "wellness" corridors of CES proclaim.
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But he didn't think he was enough for people to simply proclaim that they weren't racist, or that they believed in equality.
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And even as Pakistani officials proclaim that their nuclear assets are secure, evidence, including internal Pakistani documents, suggests that they know better.
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Now, as I have noted previously, these numbers are not "good" for Trump -- as he so often takes to Twitter to proclaim.
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We must unite with one voice to proclaim that we will not allow this hatred to continue to fester in our communities.
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They include making it harder for countries like China to self-proclaim "developing" status, which affords them certain preferential treatment on trade.
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And he called CNN affiliate News 13 in Orlando to proclaim he was carrying out the massacre on behalf of the terror group.
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She did not proclaim her personal support for same-sex marriage until 2013, after she left her diplomatic position as secretary of state.
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Believe, President Carter kissed the queen mother on the lips causing her to proclaim no one&aposs done that since my husband died.
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"Today we proudly proclaim that in this state, we trust women," Pritzker said at a bill signing event at the Chicago Cultural Center.
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It was Congress's decision to grant the president this power to unilaterally proclaim national monuments that allowed America to protect these iconic places.
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Numerous breeds shown at the National Dog Show have their roots in blood sport, even if some proclaim it more famously than others.
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Typically, he did not proclaim it as a victory for what he had done but what we — America and our allies — had achieved.
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It will continue to blame technological innovation like Netflix for its decline, and proclaim that new tech like 3D will be its savior.
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While we proclaim that we are home of the brave, we punish and reject courageous people hungering to contribute to this great experiment.
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The IPRA has been attacked as being a simple cover-up agency whose implicit task is to proclaim officers innocent of any wrongdoing.
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Bankers, perhaps unsurprisingly, proclaim themselves sceptical that something as sophisticated as bond origination could be pried from their grasp by a fintech challenger.
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His (many) loudest haters proclaim that, for one thing, he isn't really a point guard—a remark that in many regards is true.
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It's easy to throw up one's hands and loudly proclaim that those who knew but did not act had done the wrong thing.
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"Have fun with that," the rest of the world seems to say, while Senators Burr and Feinstein proclaim how much safer we are.
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But he happens to occupy a unique position from where he can proclaim his warnings about the future and potentially influence our response.
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And of course, the song "Gaston" from Beauty and the Beast is a perfect fit for Deadpool to proclaim his own Deadpool-ness.
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In their addresses to Congress, American presidents typically proclaim the strength of their union in rousing perorations met with hearty rounds of applause.
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And if you dig the look, you too can proclaim your love as it's part of the merch for sale on her site.
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The red bandana, Blair Mountain, Matewan: These references are heavy with political weight, and they proclaim that the status quo is not acceptable.
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Does he continue to proclaim his innocence and say he did nothing wrong, or does he tell all and incriminate Trump and others?
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I saw the world proclaim itself an unlit vesper candle while a crow flew into the tip of it, sleek black match, burning.
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In December, Tina Stride and several other local citizens stood up at a zoning meeting to proclaim the need for a detox center.
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The reset of the postseason amplifies the worry, all those banked wins suddenly swept away as promos proclaim the real season starts NOW.
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At either end of the stage, two road signs proclaim the impossibility of accessing the road, yet, the possibility of getting around it.
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The bankers and finance professors I spoke to were quick to proclaim their hatred for the term because ordinary debt is already leveraged.
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President Obama (like all presidents before him) has designated a number of national monuments and may proclaim more in the next two months.
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" That is all the magazine needed to proclaim across the front page, "Fact: 1,189 psychiatrists say Goldwater is psychologically unfit to be president!
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Then he went on to proclaim that the slogan was a violation of his basic human rights and the judiciary should take action.
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"I am suspicious when those who are at an advantage proclaim that a disadvantaged group of people is innately less able," he wrote.
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Economists who tout the limitless ability of markets to cope with change suddenly proclaim them utterly incapable of adapting to a carbon tax.
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To the Editor: Only a truly insane person would proclaim his "great and unmatched wisdom," as President Trump did on Twitter on Monday.
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The source said that, not long ago, he heard Mercer proclaim that there are no white racists in America today, only black racists.
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Emperor Naruhito, 59, who became monarch on May 1 following the abdication of his father, Akihito, will proclaim his enthronement in an Oct.
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" In his adopted state of California, it is decreed by law: "The governor annually shall proclaim April 21 to be 'John Muir Day.
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Party loyalty and political ideology have served as an excuse over the last few decades to posture and proclaim rather than problem solve.
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Beijing (CNN)Unlike in the United States and elsewhere, it's unusual for a Chinese leader to personally proclaim his involvement in countrywide matters.
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A week before the shooting, Shana stood up to him in class to proclaim she would not go out with him, Baze said.
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That's why Buffett was the first one to step in and proclaim the financial crisis of 2008 a most excellent time to invest.
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The government justifies its exclusion of Muslim refugees by saying they cannot be persecuted by states that proclaim Islam as their official religion.
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Unlike many defendants who stay out of the spotlight while awaiting trial, Mr. Shkreli has embraced a public role to proclaim his innocence.
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He proceeded to suffer an even more significant injury, play fewer games and average career lows across the board, only to proclaim himself rejuvenated.
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One purpose of the Days of Awe is to proclaim the idea in Judaism that the ultimate sovereign is no human: it is God.
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The number of Democratic candidates promoting Reclaim Idaho makes it difficult to proclaim it as "nonpartisan," but that distinction remains a central talking point.
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" Or when Anthony Scaramucci, during his brief tenure as White House communications director, addressed the camera directly to repeatedly proclaim "I love the President?
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There are only so many times that Peter can proclaim "that's awesome!" before it wears thin, and his banter with Ned often feels forced.
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As we continue to create visibility, it is both our responsibility and our right to stand together, and with one voice proclaim: "Me, too."
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Colorful murals on the walls proclaim territory, although guards say that out of sheer necessity there is a de facto truce between the groups.
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Clothes, that is, may not merely "proclaim" a man to the world, as the Shakespearean windbag Polonius had it; they may actually make him.
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In Catholic and Irish-nationalist parts of Belfast murals lament the sufferings of civilians in Gaza and proclaim support for hunger-striking Palestinian prisoners.
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But it was still a little weird to proclaim support for someone with no foreign policy experience in the midst of the Cold War.
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Surely it was not Prime Minister Netanyahu, who continues to proclaim to the world that Iran remains the single greatest threat to Israel's survival?
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And President Trump has been extremely forceful in warning Iran on its ballistic missile violations, missiles the Iranians proudly proclaim are aimed at Israel.
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Finally, about a week ago, she stood up to him in the middle of class to proclaim she would not go out with him.
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Congress The most obvious resolution for Congress could be hard for many to actually proclaim with a straight face: Stop the hypocrisy over investigations.
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By then it became clear that the United States had the capacity to not only proclaim the doctrine but to follow through with action.
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Acquaintances love to proclaim how warm or chill or dope he is, but none of that is exactly right, or exactly right for long.
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The Argentine Pope personally announced the decision to proclaim his predecessor Paul VI a saint in February at a private meeting with Rome priests.
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Artists, with a few highlighted exceptions (Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst), proclaim their devotion to their work and aversion to issues related to the market.
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As well as its own hashtag, Tubi 60 has t-shirts that proclaim the wearer's love for the stuff and a Facebook appreciation society.
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At first it was "Palberta," where they proclaim, "Weeeeeee're Palberta!" and then it was "Rich Boy," a crackling flip on the Hall & Oates classic.
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This time, as the speeches of local authorities proclaim unity and harmony, the editing splinters the action into a series of discrete, disjunctive shots.
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On Tuesday, Carles Puigdemont appeared to proclaim independence for his region before immediately suspending that decision to allow for "dialogue" with leaders in Madrid.
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Each queen is, to some degree, a pawn, manipulated by opportunistic courtiers and politicians who proclaim loyalty to the sovereigns they seek to undermine.
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Historical narratives are best when they pique curiosity as well as satisfy it, and this one is too conscientious to proclaim its own comprehensiveness.
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Some proclaim A.I. will be an elixir of prosperity, while others warn it will be a job killer, even an existential threat to humanity.
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"This is cozy," she will proclaim about a bad burrito we are all splitting at a rest stop, divvied up with a plastic knife.
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There has been variety — silly movies and somber ones; chapters that proclaim their topicality and episodes that embrace pure escapism — as well as consistency.
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Billboards on the side of the road proclaim, "When schools had prayers and Bibles they had no drugs," above verses from Psalms and Matthew.
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Want to proclaim "a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States" but the courts put a hold on your executive order?
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As they proclaim a new reign over the Enchanted Forest, the Huntsman (Chris Hemsworth) and his love Sara (Jessica Chastain) rise to defeat them.
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"Those defendants have won the right to proclaim to the citizens of Texas that they did not commit a crime," the written ruling said.
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When Amazon announced its merger with Whole Foods, it didn't take long for skeptics to proclaim the death of competition in the grocery industry.
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It is most definitely not O.K. As soon as the words that proclaim I had a third son leave my lips, I regret them.
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Two, it would look pretty lame on T-Mobile's part to proclaim how "hip" and "cool" it is only to leave behind paying customers.
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Or will she hold fast to the word of life, draw courage from Jesus, and unashamedly proclaim his way as the way of life?
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Instead, news sharing has become a prominent identity signal: We proclaim our affiliations by posting links to articles that reflect our groups' taste and beliefs.
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However, could it be said that Ali was "The Greatest," as in "the greatest fighter of all time," as he so frequently liked to proclaim?
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My favorite crypto-pundit, Jameson Lopp, chimed in today: The more loudly folks proclaim that Bitcoin is dying, the more dollars I dump for BTC.
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It's the mirror image of Muslims who deny ISIS has anything to do with Islam, or even go further and proclaim ISIS a Western conspiracy.
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It may be too early to proclaim Mr Imamoglu's success a victory for Turkish democracy, or the beginning of the end of the Erdogan era.
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If a candidate is predicted to struggle in a debate but ultimately vaults over the low bar, surrogates and analysts will proclaim an upset win.
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Even though most brands proclaim that its shampoos and conditioners are sulfate-free, there are still some that lather: something that you do not want.
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Whatever the case, I'm going to proclaim that a rush of the fuck-me-now urges right before we bleed is a very real phenomenon.
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But he was attracted to the genre when he heard a student in his class proclaim he would take a one-way mission to Mars.
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The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) regularly publishes "monographs," which proclaim the potential of many substances, everyday items, and activities to cause cancer.
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We live in a culture that fetishizes women with big butts in music videos that proclaim that we love them and cannot lie about it.
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Now is the time for the U.S. to step-up and proclaim the power of the free markets, not put up barriers to free trade.
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Pundits now regularly proclaim that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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This detour into geekdom seemed natural at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, which Mr Trudeau was visiting to proclaim his enthusiasm for basic research.
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Both sides urged President Rodrigo Duterte, who helped unblock the negotiations by releasing 16 detainees before the talks, to proclaim an amnesty for all insurgents.
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" He added, "Do not confuse that with the right of people to follow the religion of their choice or to proclaim support for a caliphate.
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But history may provide some relief from doomsday analogies and theories that proclaim China and the United States are on an inevitable path to war.
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Scheduling a vote on making the individual tax breaks permanent, however, would give these Democrats a chance to vote "yes" and proclaim themselves tax cutters.
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Windham and Grafton generally vote Democratic, but most lawn signs here proclaim support for Mr. Scott and are paired with signs against the wind turbines.
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They were also expected to proclaim their faith in Jesus—although the necessary frequency and clarity of these proclamations were the subject of much debate.
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While some politicians proclaim the importance of incentives, when it came to the TCJA, they mysteriously absolved corporations of any responsibility for earning tax cuts.
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And it would be reductive to proclaim Annie Hall's gender politics "feminist," but at the very least, there's quite a bit of nuance to them.
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And talk about that kind of science, rather than the science they want to proclaim about controlling the petroleum and pushing their racism on us.
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I'm not saying you wouldn't believe it otherwise, but the passions that these two proclaim for things that aren't each other seem a bit decorative.
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To the contrary, I'm told that I liked to proclaim myself a scientist and refused to accept things I could not see, test and prove.
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Those sexist customers will get the point if you take them at their word the next time they proclaim a woman can't do the job.
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And then there's me: the life-long insomniac who, at age four, walked into her parents' bedroom to proclaim she'd forgotten how to fall asleep.
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Another difficulty is that delegating authority enables Congress to proclaim broad policy goals while escaping accountability for the difficult trade-offs that actual policymaking entails.
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Jones, who was released from prison last year, filed a petition asking the state to pay him $1.1 million and to officially proclaim his innocence.
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In 2020, it's easy to look back and proclaim that the integration of the education system was the best course of action for black children.
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When it's a stink bomb at odds with your plotting, you set your jaw, redden your face and proclaim it "disgraceful," never detailing precisely how.
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In between his arrest, trial, and eventual sentencing, Blagojevich continued to seek the media spotlight to proclaim his innocence, while also rebuilding his family's finances.
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For McConnell to proclaim this moment as a new low in judicial confirmation politics overlooks his own role in the delay and dismissal of Garland.
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With the application of work requirements for Medicaid recipients recently announced, no longer does our federal government proclaim work to be a four letter word.
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The nation's leaders proclaim to care about the kids, but now that this impasse has been averted, it is time to move beyond lip service.
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Would a contestant on The Bachelor randomly proclaim "I had sex with a Doberman pinscher" or "I didn't forget my deodorant, I made a decision"?
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I hate soccer and will make jokes about soccer but I don't need to proclaim that another sport is better than soccer whenever someone mentions soccer.
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She was stunned by the fact that Smart-Grosvenor was bold enough to proclaim, right there in the book's subtitle, that she was a Geechee girl.
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Price: $4 Speaking of sticky things, let your laptop proclaim your love of cherry blossoms and spring to everyone around you with this cherry blossom decal.
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I am the last one picked up but the first one dropped up, so I proclaim it must be my lucky day while exiting the vehicle.
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Professionals are stumbling over themselves to line up and proclaim that big data analytics will enable people to finally see themselves clearly through their own fog.
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Nationalists and populists, from Donald Trump to Britain's UK Independence Party and Alternative for Germany (AfD), proclaim that governments should give priority to keeping foreigners out.
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To stand before thousands of people every week and proclaim a message that you believe is sent from God to the people is an audacious thing.
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BABY-BOOMERS may recall, perhaps wistfully, how the golden-arched sign outside every McDonald's restaurant would proclaim how many customers had been served by the chain.
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Some proclaim State Department Secretary Rex Tillerson "brilliant" for saying that all options are on the table for invading North Korea and that we're done talking.
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A few more: What do we do with the men who proudly proclaim their feminism but also ask their colleagues to watch them while they masturbate?
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They simply weren't ready to proclaim the young phenom, just three years removed from the Illinois state senate, the de facto nominee of the Democratic Party.
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Every couple of years, a website or two will proclaim to have resolved the issue due to the discovery of some heretofore undiscussed piece of evidence.
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" In her op-ed, Navratilova referred to a tweet where she wrote, "You can't just proclaim yourself a female and be able to compete against women.
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Perhaps because participation in reading groups is perceived as a female activity, some all-male book clubs have an outsize need to proclaim the endeavor's masculinity.
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The harshness of the Trump administration's policy on separating migrant children from their parents has led some analysts to proclaim the death of family values conservatism.
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"There's such a myopic view of things in Washington where people get onto their high horse and proclaim purity is the only way forward," Gregg said.
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In recent months the president has repeatedly met with foreign leaders, seemingly enjoying the pageantry, the attention, and the chance to proclaim victory on policy goals.
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And so, for all the razzle dazzle at the event on Wednesday, many developers and industry experts were reluctant to proclaim that VR has officially arrived.
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The integrity of the Games, the dreams of athletes the world over and the imperative to proclaim Russia's behavior totally unacceptable all demand a blanket ban.
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On Monday we celebrated the life of a man who stood on the National Mall in Washington DC to proclaim his hope and dream for America.
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Ralph Alvarado, a state senator from Kentucky, took the stage to proclaim, in English and in Spanish, why Hispanics should back Mr. Trump against Mrs. Clinton.
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The uprising prompted Russian-backed separatists within the Donbass to proclaim two "people's republics" in Donetsk and Luhansk, exacerbating the destabilization of (and tensions with) Ukraine.
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"We just gon' art up all ya lil' mediums till they explode and all that's left is the spirit realm," they proclaim in the press release.
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On the contrary, they have the constitutional right to proclaim and act on their religious beliefs in the public domain, including in the domain of commerce.
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Rashida Tlaib tweeted Tuesday, responding to a story about Trump's decision to proclaim November "National American History and Founders Month" instead of Native American Heritage Month.
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Supporters of the Australian-American alliance like to proclaim that Australia has fought alongside the United States in every major war of the last 100 years.
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As the Cavaliers and the Warriors and the Celtics and the Rockets soldier on playing playoff games, the Knicks fire someone and proclaim a new savior.
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" Clutching a Likud campaign poster, Marlene Malachi told us at the rally, "after seeing all the Israeli leaders I can proclaim that Netanyahu is a legend.
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While members often proclaim their fealty to legislative oversight, it is a principle that seems to ebb and flow with the party affiliation of the president.
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If meritocracy was intended to replace a society based on inherited entitlement, then there had to be a way for the successful to proclaim their superiority.
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And the insignia on their uniforms will help proclaim that "Clean Olympic Athletes from Russia" are always welcome on the level playing fields of international sport.
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"This definitely undermines that idea of diversity many U.S. universities proclaim to promote across the country," said Alessia Salamina, the professor whose job is in jeopardy.
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Freedom!" tens of thousands of protesters chanted as they waived independence flags and signs reading "Defending our land is not a crime," and "Let's proclaim the republic.
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The use of Periscope to document the sit-in has captured the hearts and minds of internetgoers, who proclaim the live-streaming app a necessity for liberty.
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And while there are many, many recipes out there that proclaim to be the "best" version of fried chicken, we're not going to fall into that trap.
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An unmarked white semi-truck rests on orange steel plates—Rent Me, they proclaim—protecting the soft ground outside a glass-fronted office building in Westminster, Colorado.
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We recognize that every good and every perfect gift comes from you and the United States of America is your gift, for which we proclaim our gratitude.
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For about two months after that, Cohen remained publicly defiant, and continued to proclaim his loyalty to Trump (whom he'd once said he'd "take a bullet for").
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They do not suggest that the world has fundamentally fallen, but neither do they proclaim the existence of saints who will save the innocent from its decay.
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Mrs Clinton was far less "braggadocious", to use one of Mr Trump's turns of phrase, but her allies were just as quick to proclaim that she won.
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Zafar responded the same day as Shafi's tweet was posted, invoking the #MeToo movement as well as all the women in his life to proclaim his innocence.
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Some worry that this is another example of the government trying to crush online political dissent, while others proclaim the impending doom of the $2000 billion industry.
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At some point this year Mr Trump and Xi Jinping, his Chinese counterpart, could well proclaim a new era in superpower relations from the White House lawn.
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" One of his classmates who took German classes with Fields told CNN affiliate WCPO, that Fields "would proclaim himself as a Nazi ... it was not a secret.
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"My conscience tells me it is my duty, not merely to proclaim domestic tranquility but to use every means that I have to insure it," he said.
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Posters along the roadsides proclaim Sheikh Hasina, the prime minister, to be the "mother of humanity", while others declare her to be the "hope" of the Rohingyas.
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But I've heard plenty of people proclaim that he's not a "legitimate president"—to quote Representative John Lewis—because the Russians allegedly swung the election to him.
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Safe to use in electric and gas ovens and oven racks — even ovens that proclaim to be self-cleaning — Easy-Off Fume Free is an excellent product.
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Nevertheless, when Mr. Christie came under pressure, he held a senior staff meeting and news conferences to proclaim that he, and everyone around him, had known nothing.
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In 1969, the Tennessee General Assembly amended the state law by making it a duty of the governor to proclaim July 13 a day of special observance.
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Gary Herbert, a Republican, visited the White House this winter, he hand-delivered a note urging Mr. Obama not to proclaim a new monument in Bears Ears.
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Imagine Paddington Bear himself marching out on stage to proclaim, to a room full of jaded celebrities, "If you're kind and polite, the world will be right"!
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"People who proclaim Islam who are haters and killers, like Daesh, and the Trumps of this world," Ellison added, using an alternate name for the extremist group.
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The patter is charming in its intentional weirdness, with dashes of textspeak thrown in — characters proclaim "LOL" and "OMG" as if they're IMing or texting — all throughout.
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If they were as innocent as they publicly proclaim, they would know that impeachment would be out of the question as a matter of fact and law.
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Yet on Thursday afternoon, House Republicans took to the floor of their chamber to proclaim the peril of the rising national debt, which has topped $21 trillion.
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The implication is that a premature rush to proclaim the end of white America, even when intended in a celebratory manner, may be fueling racial backlash politics.
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In the hands of the screenwriters Sofia Alvarez and J. Mills Goodloe, Lara Jean and her friends don't banter — they proclaim, as if being deposed by Cupid.
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A documentary stuck in a particular moment, perhaps — when Mr. Simon, one of Ms. Wertmüller's staunchest champions, could proclaim her the most important director since Ingmar Bergman.
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But it may be that those who have sought to proclaim 'privacy is dead' will find their unchecked data gathering facing death by a thousand regulatory cuts.
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Drawn to each other by their shared demons, Kendall and Naomi — who both proclaim to be in recovery — get drunk and high and nearly hijack a helicopter.
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Autonomous regions such as Catalonia, which in 2017 attempted to proclaim independence from Spain, will in total receive 6 percent more central funding than a year ago.
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But if Trump's team was buoyed by Kavanaugh's explosively irate response, they were not quite ready to proclaim outright victory ahead of the Senate Judiciary Committee's meeting.
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"Cities of the Red Night," William S. Burroughs It's fashionable to read "Naked Lunch," proclaim Burroughs as a genius, sometimes dip into "Junky," and forget the rest.
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And most of all, don't repeat the mistakes of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, when Democrats lost control of the narrative and allowed Trump to proclaim victory.
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Rashida Tlaib tweeted last week, responding to a story about Trump's decision to proclaim November "National American History and Founders Month" instead of Native American Heritage Month.
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This song from 1988 is a lively blast of salsa with lyrics that proclaim love for the coastal Colombian city Barranquilla and the amiability of its people.
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A decade after millennials' hopes and dreams faded with the Great Recession, Generation Z is taking to the streets to proclaim climate change their era's defining issue.
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For him to bring up his wife's experiences feels paternalistic — and makes us think of men who only proclaim to care about sexual assault because they have daughters.
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Another trademark of modern jihadis is that they claim the right to proclaim fatwas or judgments on religious matters, regardless of whether they have any training in theology.
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The Antiquities Act allows the president to proclaim a national monument -- setting aside lands to protect and conserve our nation's most spectacular historic, cultural, biologic, and aesthetic resources.
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"They want her to break down / Be a legend of her fall," proclaim the lyrics of the song, which speak to the public fascination with tabloid train wrecks.
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Faced with losing something they love, health policy experts, doctors and analysts have taken to Twitter to proclaim their affections for the soon-to-be-dismantled healthcare law.
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Many voters used the hashtag to proclaim their support for the social issues most impacting women today, including reproductive rights, wage inequality and broader issues like health care.
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The creator of Ethereum, Vitalik Buterin, consulted with the community and then emerged to proclaim that the money would be restored to its prelapsarian locations on the ledger.
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Without Sessions, initiatives like these — things that are easy to proclaim but harder to follow through on — might collapse into mere symbolism, like the US-Mexico border wall.
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Not only because they avoided any culpability in the China after 1989 debacle, but because they simultaneously proclaim to foster an open space while shutting out dissenting voices.
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The image on the right comes courtesy of Samsung, which used it to proclaim its Gear VR as a "natural fit" for restaurants because that looks totally natural.
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Rubio celebrates a comeback A jubilant Rubio bounced back after his disastrous performance in New Hampshire to proclaim that the GOP race was now a three-man affair.
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Considering how much Mayweather and McGregor proclaim their love of money and the spoils of combat, this will be music to their ears—even if the fight stinks.
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Cory could easily have used his recent visit to the Middle East as a stage from which to proclaim his condemnation of all Iranian pledges to annihilate Israel.
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Two of the world's hottest actors and one of its greatest camera companies have come together, on a single banner, to proclaim their approval of a new smartphone.
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There's a tendency, perhaps, among queer artists to be as forthright and openhearted as possible, to proclaim that their pain is real, that they are real, they exist.
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We need to loudly proclaim that reproductive rights are nonnegotiable, and join together to defend them at every level—in Washington, in the courts, and in the states.
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Lesson Three: How To Be Gracious When You Lose Sure, there are times you may want to slam a fist into a locker and proclaim the game rigged.
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So it is no surprise that he has leapt into action to proclaim that Florida's latest vote controversy is a flagrant example of Democratic larceny at the polls.
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The annual pilgrimage is known as the hajj, and it is one of the five pillars of Islam, prescribed in the Quran: And proclaim to mankind the hajj.
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That, coupled with a profound naiveté about warfare, led him to order a troop surge in December 220006 and simultaneously proclaim that it would last only eighteen months.
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Every American deserves a park system that is "for the benefit and enjoyment of the people," as the words above the Roosevelt Arch above Yellowstone National Park proclaim.
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Banners on the tower proclaim luxury rentals at a building that includes an indoor saltwater lap pool, a bowling alley, a yoga studio and 24-hour doorman service.
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That "something better" will almost surely be walking the streets of heaven, surrounded by the generations of people pointed there by his faithful obedience to proclaim the Gospel.
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And when companies make them, their leaders often proclaim that they are doing so out of a responsibility to their shareholders because profits will rise as a result.
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What occurred this week undoubtedly has symbolic significance -- Cuba and Castro were part of a single brand -- but this is far from the "new era" the headlines proclaim.
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You can proclaim your love for serial killers on social media, and join thousands of others in following fan pages dedicated to some of history's most notorious names.
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It's time for Wall Street to end its love affair with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and proclaim the S&P 500 as the one true market barometer.
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With his reelection on the line, he set the stage to eventually proclaim that even 200,000 Americans deaths from the coronavirus would be proof that he saved lives.
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Each of us must proclaim that this situation is over the line, that women matter, that their voices and their stories matter, that propriety, honor and character matter.
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There are evangelicals who took to Mr. Trump early on, evangelicals who were gradually won over, and evangelicals who were and proudly remain #NeverTrump, as some proclaim online.
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In the age of social media, everyone's a warrior for justice — you post an article or two, proclaim your outrage or support, and boom you're an "engaged" person.
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In other words, for 40 years after the fall of Richard Nixon, it was easy to proclaim that character mattered and still pull the lever for a Republican.
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It also toyed with longer posts exceeding 140 characters, until criticism from users prompted Jack Dorsey, Twitter's chief executive, to proclaim that the limit was here to stay.
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It would never occur to them to renounce Islam and proclaim atheism as a new identity or mission, which would have catapulted them back into a theological narrative.
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For nearly a year, DeVos has ably used her bully pulpit to proclaim the message that "the focus should be on the ends, not the means" of education.
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Over the years, I've found that many people who proclaim their hatred are simply attempting to express frustration, or they erroneously believe it will protect them from pain.
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" After her tweet Friday, many Twitter users took to the platform to proclaim their confusion, including New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman, who simply tweeted "What?
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The temptation might be to short-circuit this process and have clergy impose specific political approaches or policies and even proclaim their preferences for candidates for public office.
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It is potentially a pathway for Trump to be able to proclaim that he ended a trade deal he assailed on the campaign trail, without wrecking the economy.
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"Over the years, I would look each of them in the eye and proclaim my love and then have sex with other people behind their backs," he wrote.
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The feud pervaded South Vietnamese politics by the mid-1960s, with military and civilian bureaucracies internally divided, and officers and civil servants under pressure to proclaim an allegiance.
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Trump argues he has the power to proclaim a national emergency to unilaterally direct existing money for building a border wall that Congress has refused to fully fund.
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Every day, I have the opportunity to work with a diverse network of Apple customers who proudly proclaim their human right to confidentiality with the purchase of their devices.
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The Weekly Standard editor broke a very long losing streak when he predicted Donald Trump wouldn't win the Iowa caucuses (though he did proclaim "peak Trump" 11 previous times).
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On the windy dirt track leading to the construction site, signs in Spanish and Mandarin proclaim the involvement of state-owned PowerChina construction company and equipment manufacturer Shanghai Electric.
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Since his inauguration in January last year, Donald Trump has regularly taken to Twitter to proclaim the gains in U.S. stocks, often appearing to take credit for their rise.
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Because if Trump loses the nomination despite finishing with a delegate plurality, he will loudly proclaim that it was "stolen" from him — and many voters seem predisposed to agree.
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The acting White House chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, acknowledged this same quid pro quo in a news conference, only to proclaim later that none of us understands English.
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Recent parliamentary debates on the transgender issue have demonstrated that politicians will queue up to proclaim their support for trans rights, something that can only be seen as positive.
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He will then no doubt proclaim that he has arranged for the election, which will give him a fresh six-year term in office, to be a fair one.
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"I proclaim victory," Dodik said at a news conference, adding that he won 56 percent of the vote for the Serb seat in the country's tripartite inter-ethnic presidency.
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Sounds simplistic, but so far it's been enough to get the Nate Silver types of the world to proclaim her an 80 percent favorite to win the whole thing.
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I mean, there have been moments over the years that make you wonder how politicians can still proclaim we are the greatest nation on Earth without blinking or flinching.
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Same with the growing mainstream embrace of feminism, which has encouraged the launch of brands that proclaim to be feminist on T-shirts but treat their female employees poorly.
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Donald Trump as a major party presidential nominee seems so fundamentally unlikely that observers are ready to jump at any possible opportunity to proclaim his rise to power over.
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Fans of the brand, which was one of the first to proclaim Photoshop-free campaigns and truly offer up a full size range, took the announcement with mixed feelings.
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Scientists engineer skinny pigs with low body fat," wrote Newsweek, amping up the claim even more on social media to proclaim that "diet bacon might now be a thing.
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A steady stream of indelible pop culture moments celebrating blackness has led some to proclaim February 33 the best #BlackHistoryMonth ever, with a melanin rainbow fistbump emoji for emphasis.
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Reggie didn't like this, so naturally he pumped his fist in anger and stomped swiftly toward the referee, to herkily jerkily proclaim that he was fouled on the shot.
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And why did the players union leadership proclaim during a statement that it would "challenge any aspect" of the new policy "that is inconsistent with the collective bargaining agreement"?
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The GOP tweeted out a video beginning with Booker's quote and then cutting to the pivotal scene from the 1960 film "Spartacus" in which men proclaim they are Spartacus.
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He thinks a profit-and-loss statement is the right metric for American greatness and security (not so coincidentally, the same metric he uses to proclaim his own greatness).
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The Democrats will of course proclaim, with the support of their press acolytes, that any tax reform proposed by the Republicans benefits the rich and short-changes everyone else.
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Then on Sunday, a Muslim man born in New York, Omar Mateen, called 911 to proclaim his allegiance to ISIS and opened fire in the Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
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The G-zero world President Trump has given a whole new meaning to "American Exceptionalism," the term used by presidents in modern times to proclaim America's indispensable leadership role.
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Despite its barbaric nature, human sacrifice was a useful tool for rulers, elites, and religious figures to maintain or cement their power, or even to proclaim their own divinity.
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The next wave included sharing-economy companies like Airbnb, Lyft and Uber, prompting individuals to proclaim they would never stay in someone else's home or get into their car.
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A new FTC statement and blog post proclaim that because of "overwhelming" and "unexpected" public interest in the offer, users may not get the $125 they were originally promised.
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All kidding aside, or some kidding aside, it's just funny to see a former president remove his jacket, stick out his chest, and proclaim his love for the Mustangs.
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"He is very keen to proclaim his Scottish connections, his mother was born on the Scottish islands, so I'm sure he likes Irn Bru," Sturgeon said with a smile.
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Nach and then Residente proclaim their anti-commercial bona fides and their status as leaders, not followers: "All my lines are curves, I always break the rules," Residente insists.
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Bernie Sanders to top Republican operatives have begun to loudly proclaim that the Democratic presidential primary is being "rigged" against Sanders in favor of former Vice President Joe Biden.
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" We encounter a more human Krishna, who can turn querulous or even insecure as he makes his revelations: "Since you aren't scoffing / I'll proclaim to you the utmost secret.
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If you're one of those folks who prefer more traditional- style American waffles that are thin and crunchy with smaller pockets, then stand up and proudly proclaim your preference.
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She will be able to proclaim any message she wants on her marquee lamp, and have that message backlit because what she has to say is just that important.
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"Today, we proudly proclaim that faith is alive and well and thriving in America and we're going to keep it that way, nobody will have it changed," Trump said.
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Christopher Hill, a former US North Korea negotiator who also served as ambassador to Seoul, was also loath to proclaim a breakthrough but said the opening was worth pursuing.
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Part of the problem seems to be that the folks who run such economic development programs use questionable data to proclaim job growth and presumably justify their own budgets.
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The purpose of the Bigelow tweet, in addition to sharing the news, was to proclaim the company's concerns about the cluttering of low Earth orbit, said the Bigelow spokeswoman.
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The movement to proclaim counties and cities sanctuaries originated in Illinois in March of this year, followed by Colorado the same month, California in August and Florida in November.
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" One of McCain's favorite gallows-humor quips is to proclaim during moments of intense political strife: "Remember the words of Chairman Mao: It's always darkest before it's totally black.
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"Time and again, when our local and global communities collectively mourn a tragic death due to social injustice, we pay tribute, mobilize and proclaim: rest in power," Watson wrote.
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But the benefits of gaming go beyond single-player exploration—in the company of other gamers, trans people can proclaim their identity and find others ready to celebrate with them.
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Davey Havok will address a dessert he doesn't like the taste of as if it just gained sentience and personally wronged him, and proclaim that he is "mad at it".
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There's nothing wrong with a female warrior; who doesn't love Eowyn removing her helmet to proclaim, "I am no man," in Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King?
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"I hereby proclaim that the entry of nationals of Syria as refugees is detrimental to the interests of the United States and thus suspend any such entry," Trump's order reads.
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You compare that prediction to what they found they found something pretty similar to that they just didn't have a large enough sample size to proclaim that as statistically significant.
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That's right, because if one shell necklace revival in the span of a couple months wasn't enough, now you've got two torturing devices to proclaim your affinity for throwback accessories.
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On March 27, Jon Erwin took the stage at Proclaim 19, this year's National Religious Broadcasters convention in Anaheim, California, with the confidence of someone sure his moment had arrived.
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Many financial experts talk a lot about how important Social Security is, proclaim how badly reforms are needed and issue white papers on the nuts and bolts of a fix.
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The charter also sought to proclaim Islamism as not being representative of Islam and to introduce, for the first time, acceptance of the universal equality of human rights for all.
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If there's one broad takeaway from the film, which doesn't proclaim anything too controversial, it's that self-driving cars promise to be a paradigm shift on a society-altering scale.
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Its demise will come in the form of handsome men in expensive suits, with bright eyes and firm handshakes, who'll smile and publicly proclaim their best intentions and boldest promises.
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Mr. Shkreli, 32, has continued to take to Twitter, streaming videos and traditional news outlets to proclaim his innocence and act as if not much has changed in his life.
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We proclaim ourselves, as indeed we are, the defenders of freedom, wherever it continues to exist in the world, but we cannot defend freedom abroad by deserting it at home.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin might be married under the eyes of the law -- but they don't think they'll truly be until they proclaim it under the eyes of God.
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Moreover, the C.F.P.B.'s portion of the settlement, $100 million, allowed the agency to proclaim it the largest penalty it ever imposed, something that was sure to draw further attention.
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In 2013, he stepped beyond the "military first" mantra to proclaim a policy of "dual progress," which gave equal weight to the development of nuclear weapons and to the economy.
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Just because the Constitution does not proclaim the having of imaginary friends as a right, does not mean I can be thrown in jail for being friends with Reba McEntire.
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Susan Collins: Israel should allow Omar, Tlaib to visit MORE to apologize for his brutal confirmation fight and proclaim him "innocent" of sexual misconduct allegations that nearly derailed his nomination.
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The president also wanted Mr. Zelensky to proclaim that he was investigating a conspiracy theory that Ukraine had tried to damage his chances of winning the White House in 2016.
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Every time the Republican lawmakers have sought to protect him, they have missed the mark, claimed they hit it, and assumed they gave him cover to proclaim an unentitled victory.
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So you want a tattoo that will honor your late grandma, proclaim your national pride, give a nod to your manga obsession, and throw in some symbols just for fun?
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For the younger generation of Native women artists in the show, it represents an opportunity not only to reclaim their past, but to proclaim their presence in the modern world.
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" Vicente Fox, a former president of Mexico who has frequently clashed with Mr. Trump, demanded of him: "With what authority do you proclaim who's welcome in America and who's not.
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The esteemed leader won even though Americans know he makes stuff up and wants a victorious small-to-medium-sized war that will allow him to proclaim American greatness restored.
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"Uptown" is being pitched as the first in a triennial series, and if it's meant to proclaim the Wallach's arrival, it also functions, perforce, as a kind of peace offering.
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"I do hereby proclaim today, Saturday, September 8, 2018, that Bigfoot is the official animal of the city of Marion, North Carolina," Little said, as the costumed Bigfoot clapped enthusiastically.
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They've driven in, flown in, bussed in or — more recently — virtually tuned in, all to publicly proclaim a message that once went without saying: the life of every child matters.
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" The complaint, seen by Insider, claimed that YouTube's community guidelines proclaim that violent and graphic videos are not allowed, "leading users to reasonably believe that they will not encounter it.
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In other words, he will proclaim that Mexico has paid for the wall as promised — even if the Mexican government never literally cuts a check to pay for new concrete.
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"Clean" beauty is on the upswing, with brands starting to proclaim that they only use safe ingredients and retailers like Sephora and CVS policing ingredients they deem to be undesirable.
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The Mets wanted to proclaim a tougher stance as the deadline approached for major league teams and their arbitration-eligible players to exchange salary-figure proposals for the 2017 season.
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For whatever reason, people seem compelled to vociferously proclaim how much they hate the Keeping Up With the Kardashians Star, while we all know they watch every episode of the show.
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"Opponents of the existing rules hypocritically proclaim their worry about 'government regulation of the internet,'" Ed Black, president and CEO of the Computer and Communications Industry Association, said in a statement.
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Like when he stopped a concert to proclaim to the world that he invented leather sweatpants and I could not stop laughing about it even though I knew what it meant.
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The defense of the Chinese currency — through capital controls, price fixing and other measures — shows just how weak China's economy is internally, despite what Chinese officials proclaim to the external world.
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"Can the government impose and compel a faith-based ministry to proclaim a message that they are fundamentally opposed to with the risk of being fined or shut down?" he asked.
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"We wanted to create an action: visible and easy — to proclaim our commitment to freedom of religion and to the constitution…religion or no religion," Najimy adds in a press release.
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These activists were careful to proclaim that they supported affirmative action policies for other students of color, and that their main complaint was discrimination they faced when compared to white applicants.
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Buildings which play host to the arts are often statements of intent: they are architectural means by which a city can proclaim its civilised seriousness toward music, theatre, dance and ideas.
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And the few stars who actually have the arrogance to proclaim themselves style avatars, like Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, unveil their clothes as if they were their personal style apotheosis.
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The witch aesthetic lets girls proclaim that they and their performances of femininity — whatever form those performances take — are powerful, and a little angry, and that they are laughing about it.
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It's tempting to proclaim that we've reached peak coloring book at this point, but there are just so many other pseudo-celebrities that don't yet have their own coloring books yet.
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This is real reason I'm not ready to proclaim him ready to leave the nest and fly higher than his nephew and cousin (keep that nugget for your Migos trivia night).
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He co-chaired a so-called "task force" on bank crimes that did nothing but ink more toothless settlements and proudly proclaim fake headline numbers about fines from behind a podium.
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In Sintet, Ms. Sanyang said that even if she goes on television to tell her story and proclaim she is not a witch, she wasn't sure if people would believe her.
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While Trump's toothless legions of "Deliverance" extras proclaim their status as "deplorables", folks like Gonzales remember that Trump fired the first shot when he defined Mexicans as rapists, murderers and thugs.
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We are not being weak-kneed alarmists, and our stalwart opposition is a reaction to the rhetoric of groups that now openly proclaim how they want America to be and look.
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And though proponents proclaim the fizzy brew a cure-all, little research on humans—and only a few studies in animals and petri dishes—back any of these claims, Li says.
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In " Human + Machine: Reimagining Work in the Age of AI ," Paul R. Daugherty and H. James Wilson, I.T. execs at Accenture, proclaim that working alongside A.I. "cobots" will augment human potential.
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These leaders proclaim, among other things, that charter schools and voucher programs discriminate and were created by the affluent and predominately Anglo community to try to segregate poor Latinos and Blacks.
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But the rush to proclaim, as David Brooks did in a Friday New York Times column, that the good news shows the American economy "isn't broken" seems like a serious mistake.
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Abreu's proclamation is a tongue-in-cheek reference to the political crisis in Venezuela, criticizing the opposition leader Juan Guaidó's decision to proclaim himself interim president of Venezuela on January 1003.
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" That wasn't all; Trump also tweeted an Infowars video, as well as retweeted a message from a conspiracy account that said, "The 'elite' proclaim America must submit to Islam or else!!!
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Sitting in the back of a chamber in City Hall, he wrote and rewrote a draft of a post for Twitter in which he would proclaim victory after the ban passed.
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Speaker after speaker rose to proclaim what the crowd already believed: Corsica's nationalists would win big in territorial elections on Sunday, they were unstoppable, and the mainland had better take notice.
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A real estate developer, not widely known outside New York in 21989, used it for one of his earliest forays into civic affairs, placing full-page ads to proclaim his fury.
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" They even have the audacity to proclaim that giving parents a say in where and how their children are educated somehow leads to reduced student achievement and a drop in "standards.
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There are "many, many Christians who are trying to proclaim the gospel as we've received it, even if that means political leaders have to be challenged," he said during the interview.
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That law makes it illegal for any group, other than the Orthodox Church and other traditional religious institutions, to proclaim itself as offering a true path to religious or political salvation.
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The gallery your piece recommended is not Indigenous-owned, nor does it appear to be a signatory to the Indigenous Art Code (it certainly doesn't proclaim to be on its website).
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He felt it was his duty as an African-American reporter not to allow the white establishment any opportunity to proclaim ignorance about the true state of affairs in the nation.
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But for whatever reason, Trump continues to proclaim that tariffs are "paid to the United States by China" and that they result in "billions" of dollars pouring into the US Treasury.
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In Paris, the countries of the world again came together to proclaim the moral necessity of limiting global average temperature rise to no more than 2 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels.
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I think the reality and responsibility is for candidates like myself to proclaim our progressive values consistently, but to talk about them in the context of how you get things done.
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It's nothing new to proclaim that we had some pretty great television in 2016—FX Networks Research counted 455 scripted series this year, so some of them have to be good.
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Almost as soon as you proclaim your intention to learn French or cut out carbs, the world moves on, leaving you with only your empty promises and scone crumbs on your shirt.
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Asserting the Fifth Amendment does not require that the witness demonstrate that a statement can lead directly to criminal charges, and the person can even proclaim innocence but still assert the privilege.
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Most importantly, those who proclaim their intention to want to aid the Haitian people must be honest and transparent about conflicts of interest that turn humanitarian aid into a smokescreen for exploitation.
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Ever since Trump lost the Iowa caucus, fans of the real estate mogul's Twitter feed have been wondering how the man who loves to proclaim himself a winner would deal with defeat.
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Although he tried to walk back his remarks on Tuesday and Wednesday, Republicans took the words "crazy" and "craziest" from his larger argument to proclaim Clinton just ripped into Obama's proudest achievement.
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On October 10th Carles Puigdemont, the president of Catalonia's devolved government, told his parliament that he was "assuming the mandate" of the people to proclaim an independent republic and thus leave Spain.
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Nicki Minaj clearly wanted to prove something when she stopped her concert Tuesday night dead in its tracks to proclaim her love for a boyfriend who's not allowed out of the house.
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Donna Brazile: Trump biggest winner...and biggest loser Well, a Republican debate can still produce winners and losers, even without Donald Trump there to proclaim himself winner and call everyone else losers.
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And if it's therefore the most-played video game on mobile, and introduces gaming to kids and pensioners alike, it would be an injustice to proclaim it anything other than the best.
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It is about creating a political movement of millions of people who stand up and loudly proclaim that this nation belongs to all of us and not just a handful of billionaires.
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The only way to prove otherwise is to come out and proclaim that Obama is a natural born citizen, but given Trump's antipathy toward upsetting his white base, that doesn't seem likely.
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He urges them to declare unilateral independence from Mr Corbyn's sorry excuse for a Labour Party, sit separately in the Commons and proclaim themselves the true heirs of the party's progressive tradition.
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She will, in all likelihood, proclaim herself to be the party's standard-bearer after a bitter and drawn-out primary in which she faced a challenge from Sanders that nobody saw coming.
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"It is essential that this process of recounting and validating the real results be carried out in all transparency, in order to proclaim the real winner," he said in an emailed statement.
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Yet isn't Mr. Dylan compromising that very artistic integrity by doing IBM TV commercials, where, in return for money, he is essentially permitting IBM to publicly proclaim its endorsement of his artwork?
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The opening reception will feature an appearance by the Satyrs Motorcycle Club, who proudly proclaim themselves to be the "oldest running gay men's motorcycle club" in the world, dating back to 1954.
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" After reading Twilley's piece, I am firmly on the side of Franklin (who wanted the window left open) and Marcel's grandmother, who would go outside and proclaim, "At last one can breathe!
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And there was a time when leading American politicians were proud to proclaim their willingness to tax the wealthy, not just to raise revenue, but to limit excessive concentration of economic power.
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Every time a popular show ends, whether it's "The Sopranos" or "Lost" or even "The Big Bang Theory," which also just wrapped up, people proclaim it to be the end of something.
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Unlike her friend Djuna Barnes, whose "Nightwood" (1937) remains an early classic of lesbian literature, Abbott was in no hurry to proclaim her sexual predilections or to make art out of them.
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Far from being a chair for isolated singles and men dodging their families, involved dads like hockey's Mike Fisher proclaim proudly that they cuddle their babies in the family La-Z-Boy.
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" Automated trading programs have now taken over the rest of the work, supported by 200 computer engineers, allowing former CEO Lloyd Blankfein to rightfully proclaim in 2017, "We are a technology firm.
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Emperor Naruhito is set to proclaim his enthronement to the world in a centuries-old ceremony attended by some 2,500 people, including heads of state and other dignitaries from nearly 200 countries.
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Like that letter, Mr. Trump's answer to the Senate on Saturday was heavy with political messaging even as it asserted broad constitutional principles and general legal arguments to proclaim the president's innocence.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Sheep replaced the usual traffic in central Madrid on Sunday as shepherds steered hundreds of the animals through the Spanish capital to proclaim their right to use ancient migration routes.
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Both people, who were not authorized to share their insights publicly, went so far as to proclaim that Ujiri may even try to bring along Bobby Webster, Toronto's well-regarded general manager.
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To bring many thousands of people together, regardless of nationality, color, faith, gender or intellectual differences, to proclaim that the world must be made a more inclusive place for everyone in it.
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At a certain point, Zapata interrupted the reverie to proclaim that he had just received a four-hundred-case order from Southern Wine and Spirits, the largest distributor in the United States.
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But she and others maintain that it would be an abuse of power for Mr. Trump to proclaim that there is a national emergency along the southern border that justifies a wall.
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Many Virginia politicians have jumped in to proclaim the torch mob does not represent our values — even the local chapter of the Sons of Confederate Veterans issued a statement condemning the demonstration.
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" Hence, the impulse among TERFs to proclaim their "no-nonsense" character; witness the billboard Ms. Parker paid to have put up last fall dryly defining a woman as an "adult human female.
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I think if the Europeans came with a deal to Trump and they could both stand up and proclaim victory and walk away -- (CROSSTALK) GIGOT: Yes, but it has to be on cars.
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A Universities Space Research Association (USRA) press release went so far as to proclaim it "Earth's oldest" rock, but that's not entirely accurate, as Matthew Dodd, a geologist from University College, London, explained.
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Photo: Sarah ElshamyWhile the ad doesn't explicitly proclaim the photo samples as having been shot on the Nova 3, the appearance of crosshairs and "AI" text on the image makes the implication strong.
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"I hereby proclaim that the entry of nationals of Syria as refugees is detrimental to the interests of the United States and thus suspend any such entry," the order signed by Trump reads.
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" — NIFLA President Thomas Glessner "Can the government impose and compel a faith-based ministry to proclaim a message that they are fundamentally opposed to with the risk of being fined or shut down?
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"The Holy Father has authorized the Congregation for the Causes of Saints to proclaim the decree concerning the miracle attributed to the intercession of blessed Mother Teresa," the Vatican said at the time.
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" She continued, "I can't proclaim my point of view because if I do I'm 'shoving my racism and bigotry down people's throats,' but [other people] have no problem shoving their views down mine.
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Yet the gospel that Christians proclaim with their lips is all about a God who sacrifices himself in order to save [others], but when it comes to abuse, we often do the opposite.
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At the same time, while liberals are often guilty of implicit and unexamined biases, the willingness of conservatives to not only proclaim such flagrant biases, but propose policies based on them is breathtaking.
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Orlando Shooter Was on FBI Radar, Praised ISISOmar Mateen, the man who shot 50 people in an Orlando nightclub on Sunday morning, called 911 to proclaim his allegiance to ISIS before the attack.
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What China pioneers will likely be copied by other authoritarian governments; states who proclaim support for democracy and human rights must act to prevent their own companies profiting from the Chinese police state.
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But her aides were reluctant to proclaim the race over, for fear of depressing turnout on Tuesday — especially in California, where the race remains close — or appearing to take the victory for granted.
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I have seen enough of politics and enough of the human condition to know that those who most aggressively proclaim their ownership of the moral high ground have the least claim to it.
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In 2002, a military coup backed by the U.S. briefly displaced Chávez, and a businessman named Pedro Carmona held a press conference in the Salón Ayacucho to proclaim himself the country's new leader.
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While SI writer David Fleming went on to proclaim him "a proud competitor but a humble sportsman," Lincoln was not averse to the occasional bit of trash talk when the situation necessitated it.
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We request upon you to join with many other political and religious leaders to proclaim with one voice that the "alt-right" is racist, evil, and antithetical to a well-ordered, peaceful society.
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Wolves in sheep's clothing, they don't bother with the physical trappings of Nazism -- salutes, songs, and banners -- but proclaim themselves "revisionists" -- serious scholars who simply wished to correct "mistakes" in the historical record.
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The competitors are trained athletes who proclaim their strength and resourcefulness in the outdoors, and their first task is to kayak on the open ocean toward an inhospitable, remote island in the Caribbean.
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I've purchased "Donald Trump in 2016: Abraham Lincoln would be impressed" posters, bootleg Trump Simpsons tees, and heard the Westboro Baptist Church proclaim the eternal damnation of every sinner in a swing state.
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Add in Mr. Trump's tendency to view every negotiation through a zero-sum prism, and it may be hard to find a pathway for both parties to go home able to proclaim victory.
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"A president is entitled to proclaim a sunny day while everyone else is huddling under their umbrellas," said Philip Zelikow, who served as a diplomat and foreign policy adviser in several Republican administrations.
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With American tariffs threatening to slow a weakening Chinese economy, the country's leader, Xi Jinping, spoke at the expo on Monday to proclaim that China could be a positive force in global trade.
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As Republicans frequently proclaim, our armed forces are deeply under-resourced, with a 2017 survey showing interest in military service in decline, and the army finding it harder to meet their recruitment goals.
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In an episode on how to pad one's résumé, they get the mayor, Steve Williams, to proclaim them honorary mayors for one minute, so that their résumés can have a "former mayor" entry.
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If any of this soul-searching is at all sincere, it should at least inspire these gatekeepers to do a little introspection about Washington's nightmare boss before they proclaim her their dream candidate.
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And, ultimately one that will lead the president to proclaim, just as he did at the conclusion of Robert Mueller's Russia probe, that he was completely exonerated in a process demanded by Democrats.
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She prompted Richard Nixon to proclaim August 26th as Women's Rights Day, set up a refuge for battered women, and in 1974 opened in Miami the first proper rape-treatment centre in the country.
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"In an effort to prevent and disrupt offline harm, we do not allow organizations or individuals that proclaim a violent mission or engage in violence to have a presence on Facebook," the company said.
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Uber In April the European Court of Justice will proclaim if Uber is a digital platform or a transportation company, a decision that will have a major impact on its future on the continent.
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Before you proclaim this as the best steal in the world, I should say that calling it a "room" is a generous description: This space was subdivided from a hallway via a sliding door.
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AT&T is just the latest company to flamboyantly proclaim that it loves net neutrality, despite the fact that the Sunlight Foundation reported it tied as the top spender trying to kill the regulations.
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Some brides want to proclaim their nuptials from the rooftops, share all the prep with their best friends, and have every single painstaking detail of their ceremonies documented on every social media channel possible.
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Islamic State overran Mosul two years ago and went on to proclaim a caliphate straddling Iraq and Syria but has come under increasing pressure in recent months, losing ground to an array of forces.
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After each mass shooting, legislators would file solemnly onto the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives, proclaim their immense sadness and frustration over the latest tragedy, and bow their heads—then do nothing.
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Like Friedman, thought leaders Parag and Ayesha Khanna proclaim the world-historical power of technological innovation, preaching that technology with a capital "T" is replacing economics and geopolitics as the engine of global change.
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Most chiefs of staff are background players who rarely enter the press briefing room, especially to proclaim how happy they are in their job and how the President is "deep in thought" and decisive.
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With the confidence of a nation that has no recent experience of occupation or revolution, Britain's masters of ceremony know how to proclaim the message that in a turbulent world, the essential never changes.
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Former White House spokesman Sean Spicer never recovered from the absurd drama that ensued when Trump sent him out to proclaim the inaugural crowds the biggest ever on the second day of his presidency.
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If the United States left NAFTA, and a president has authority to withdraw, under the Trade Act of 22019 a president also can proclaim reversion of tariff rates to World Trade Organization (WTO) levels.
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In 2010, I was standing in the parking lot of Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles to hear Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn proclaim that by 2020, 10% of the auto market worldwide would be electric.
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Islamic State overran Mosul two years ago and went on to proclaim a caliphate straddling Iraq and Syria, but has come under increasing pressure in recent months, losing ground to an array of forces.
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By testifying that they did nothing wrong and continuing to proclaim their innocence, they are now locked into a position that prevents them from acknowledging that their conduct was illegal and asking for leniency.
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Colbert saved the best for last, however, as he brought out the former White House press secretary Sean Spicer to proclaim that this year's Emmys telecast would be the most watched of all time.
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BRUSSELS — NATO summit meetings were once ritualistic events, with the member nations assembling to proclaim that the alliance had never been stronger and pledging to work together on the security issues of the day.
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In "The Triumph of Christianity," Ehrman describes the Edict of Milan (which was neither an edict nor written in Milan) as the Western world's first known government document to proclaim the freedom of belief.
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Four or five years ago, with the ascendance of The Weeknd and Frank Ocean, critics were quick to proclaim a new era of experimentation for R&B, which may have been a bit overblown.
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Mr. Scarborough and Ms. Brzezinski were early to proclaim that Mr. Trump had a real shot at the presidency, and they say those forecasts led to criticism that they were too cozy with him.
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When she flew to Washington, D.C., in 1981 to proclaim her ardor for the newly inaugurated Ronald Reagan, she was not only announcing an ideological kinship but binding her country to the larger power.
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After Hafez al-Assad died in 2000, Rifaat, from a villa in Spain, tried to proclaim himself the legitimate heir to the presidency, but his bid went nowhere and power quickly passed to Bashar.
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I have always been impressed by the way he could proclaim his support for Mitt Romney, Scott Walker, Jeb Bush or David Koch while at the same time admiring Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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"I do hereby proclaim January 22, 2020, as the day to celebrate the renaming of the Las Vegas Raiders," Sisolak said from Allegiant Stadium before the team unveiled a banner with the new name.
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There is also how unpredictable Mr. Trump himself might be and how he might use Twitter as a pulpit after the meeting to proclaim victory against the tech companies or to castigate the executives.
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It puts us in a difficult situation: Why should the government loudly proclaim that the taxpayers shouldn't have to pay for his lawyer but then not do anything to actually cause that to happen?
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"I've heard people proclaim their faith, but yet they've said things like, "I'm excited for Fantasy Suites, I want to explore this relationship on a sexually intimate level and that's what I'm looking forward to.
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In February, Trump rescinded the Obama-era rule allowing transgender students to use the restroom matching their gender identity, and despite serious backlash from the LGBTQ community, he failed to proclaim June National Pride Month.
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"Lots of these social networking sites have this duality where they publicly proclaim to not have tobacco advertising and marketing, and have very easily searchable content that has plenty of branded tobacco advertising," he said.
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Several pundits went on Twitter to proclaim their belief that it would not be an early election; after all, Theresa May, the prime minister, has said repeatedly that the poll would not occur until 221.
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In the early 22s Ronald Reagan's attempts to thwart a Soviet pipeline that would bring Siberian gas to Europe irritated the West Germans and drove the French to proclaim the end of the transatlantic alliance.
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Along the way I proclaim that it sounds like we're at the Rainforest Café, which I will likely be mocked about for the rest of my life because, duh, we were in an actual rainforest.
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Now that Mr Woods has donned the Masters victor's green jacket, surely we can proclaim him "back" and resume debate over how long Jack Nicklaus's record of 18 major championships is likely to stand—right?
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Industry leaders like Verizon and T-Mobile campaigned to kill net neutrality, and in a recent report, they came together under the name of a pseudonymous trade group to proclaim that everything is going great.
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An even more substantial £5bn ($7bn) deal will kick in next season, leading Deloitte to proclaim that Real's rule may finally be coming to an end, with Manchester United set for next year's top spot.
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Since then, Trump's team devised the middle-of-the-road plan that he unveiled Friday, which allows the President to proclaim to supporters that he's rejected the deal while still remaining a party to it.
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They will use this case to proclaim that we, too, believe that forcible conquest legitimizes the seizure of territory, even though Israel won the Golan in a war that Syria and Egypt started in 1967.
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And the Supreme Court, as it evolved without FDR's destructive packing, went on to end segregation, to create a right to privacy and abortion, and to proclaim same-sex marriage the law of the nation.
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After Trump's election and the ascendancy of his isolationist rhetoric, Xi went to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland — the yearly meeting of the global elite — to proclaim that China would defend increased globalization.
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"When I took over Relix ten years ago, no one wanted to be on the cover," he says of the struggles to get mainstream artists to proclaim their allegiance to jamband culture in the 00s.
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The memes on my Instagram feed proclaim "Get You A Girl That Can Do Both," with pictures of beaming black girls in graduation caps next to images of them twerking in skin tight Fashion Nova.
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But Ali knew those noses were made to whiff the sweet scent of self-love, and those lips, which contained a beauty large enough to swim in, were meant to proclaim our beauty and greatness.
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If we continue to proclaim confidence that we will have a female president one day while cautioning against it happening right now, or with this woman, we are signing up for male rule into perpetuity.
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" A website for Tuesday's march said it was being held "to proclaim a clear signal against capitalism, exploitation and alienation in Chemnitz, Saxony, and to take the demand for a German socialism to the streets.
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State of the Art The business world has long been plagued by Apple catastrophists — investors, analysts, rival executives and journalists who look at the world's most valuable company and proclaim it to be imminently doomed.
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In recent years, a number of poor Muslims, as a Los Angeles Times article reported in 2014, have accepted Hinduism, their "homecoming" staged for the media by groups seeking to proclaim India a Hindu nation.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Emperor Naruhito is set to proclaim his enthronement next week in a centuries-old ceremony attended by some 278,23 people, including heads of state and other dignitaries from more than 103 countries.
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Earlier Monday, Trump took to Twitter to proclaim that a caravan of migrants en route to the southern U.S. border was a "National Emergency," writing online that "Criminals and unknown Middle Easterners are mixed in."
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But Mr. Spicer's comments, which he later said were meant more to offer an example than a concrete policy proposal, suggest that the administration will look for creative ways to proclaim victory on Trumpian promises.
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We thrust people into positions of leadership, and maybe they would proclaim "God bless America," but we still don't really know who they are inside or how their public service connects to their deepest values.
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The Roots rapper Black Thought also popped up to proclaim that the best part of Hot Girl Fall is rocking plaid everything from head to toe until his eyes literally turn into a plaid pattern.
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It also shows when some modern Republicans proclaim that "all lives matter," but then turn a blind eye toward systemic injustices to women or even unarmed women who have been killed by law enforcement officers.
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Often the phenomenon was a bad thing: Under Communism, citizens would publicly proclaim the wisdom of a system about which they actually harbored grave doubts, and this "culture of mendacity" supported a malign political order.
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" At the same time, Jesus makes an apparently bold claim against privacy: "What I say to you in the dark, tell in the light, and what is whispered in your ear, proclaim from the housetops.
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So basically you can proclaim yourself member of any house, because it's our choices who define who we are, far more than our abilities (H/T Albus "Gets-Small-Children-to-do-his-dirty-work" Dumbledore).
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Bans Syrian refugees "I hereby proclaim that the entry of nationals of Syria as refugees is detrimental to the interests of the United States and thus suspend any such entry," Trump declared in Friday's executive order.
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Throughout this last season it kind of felt like Eve was switching back into Juliette mode, and that at some point she was going to proclaim her love to Nick, and try to get him back.
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Not the populism of lawlessness and oppression of cultural minority groups, but a populism that is self-confident enough to proclaim that the will and interests of the majority has a special claim to political legitimacy.
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Far from being stand-alone organisations that proclaim the values of China with bravado and verve, they are largely parasitical on long-established universities, symbolic more of diffidence and defensiveness, and under almost constant critical attack.
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The other is an alliance led by Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Egypt, whose governments all loathe the Brothers and proclaim themselves as moderate Sunnis particularly hostile to the Shia version of Islam promoted by Iran.
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"Saudi Arabia cannot continue to publicly proclaim support for women's rights and other reforms, while targeting women human rights defenders and activists for peacefully exercising their rights to freedom of expression, association and assembly," Hadid added.
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But Mueller didn't say whether all of this amounted to criminal obstruction of justice — and then Attorney General Bill Barr stepped in to proclaim that, in his view, it didn't, effectively letting Trump off the hook.
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By contrast, the chance for Democrats to claim (and proclaim) the defense of democratic rights as core principle may well provide the center pole for the Democratic Party's big tent of social, economic and cultural identities.
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So for Republicans to proclaim Ohio as a "red" state now -- well, they've worked overtime to gerrymander the state and make it harder for traditionally Democratic voters to make their voices heard at the ballot box.
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When one person starts to proclaim that "everyone is a racist, and you are racist even without knowing it," or that "all white people are racist," other groups of people then start to echo the statement.
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That's from magazine editor and cookbook writer Sarah Josepha Hale, who successfully lobbied President Abraham Lincoln to proclaim the last Thursday in November a Thanksgiving Day, though it wasn't made an official federal holiday until 1941.
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But it's certainly a positive move and a better approach to a nuanced problem than early years Twitter, which preferred to proclaim the 'tweets must flow' when faced with questions about the limits of free speech.
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While the sub does primarily upvote the more insufferable elements of the left, they'll also never pass up an opportunity to tear down a straw(wo)man feminist or proclaim that there are only two genders.
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Tech leaders may have changed their tune in the intervening decades — all the top CEOs today loudly proclaim a commitment to "diversity and inclusion" — but in other ways not much has changed in almost two decades.
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And a not insignificant number — 28 percent — said the video gave them a "warm feeling," and this percentage drops to only 26 percent when restricted to those who proclaim to feel negatively about the Islamic State.
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In a partisan and divided country, Mr. Schiff said, some so-called experts will go on one television channel and proclaim the videos authentic while other experts appear on other networks and declare they are fake.
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President Donald Trump appeared in Salt Lake City on Monday to proclaim that he will cut this one to half its current size, opening the other half to mining, drilling, motorized recreation and various industrial uses.
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Tanya GuyattCharlotte, N.C. To the Editor: To proclaim that women do 65 percent of the housework and child care because men passively "resist" doing their share demeans, dismisses and demonizes dads — and ignores decades of research.
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If the past is a guide, state senators and Assembly members from Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island and Westchester County can be counted on to proclaim their constituents' divine right to drive wherever they wish for nothing.
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After a while, though, the hashtags continued trending not only because of anti-Warren Twitter users denouncing her, but also because Warren fans were using the hashtags to denounce Sanders and proclaim their support for Warren.
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In perhaps the most famous -- and certainly most lampooned -- scene from "Spartacus," his fellow rebels, captured by the Roman army, rise to proclaim, "I'm Spartacus!" when told their lives will be spared if they identify him.
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While Monday's report is clearly a partisan, political document -- committee Democrats were not briefed before its release -- it is all but certain to be used by Trump to discredit intelligence assessments and to proclaim his innocence.
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Occasionally the C.I.A. or some other agency, nettled by an article or broadcast, would loudly proclaim that it was going to investigate a leak, but then would merely go through the motions and abandon the case.
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But what we're watching is a party, in an unusually assertive way for the modern era, trying to shape a presidential field and proclaim in a clear and unbiased way who may and may not participate.
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Donald Trump, for example, can't proclaim support for LGBT people out of one side of his mouth and say from the other that he would consider appointing Supreme Court judges who would try to overturn marriage equality.
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As Katrina Lantos Swett, a former USCIRF chair (and veteran Democrat) observes, the old American consensus on the duty to proclaim religious liberty to the world, and call out terrible violators, has frayed but not completely disappeared.
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Yes, we know it can difficult to think of her as anything other than an earthly manifestation of the divine genderless Almighty Apotheosis, to which we are undeserving of, and must proclaim our devotion to each morning.
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Does he agree with writers who proclaim that the Negro man should rise up in violent revolt, or is he more in line with Truth, who focuses on the need to love one another, regardless of color?
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Immigration has been at the emotional center of politics ever since Donald Trump descended the escalator at Trump Tower to proclaim himself the candidate who would stop Mexico from sending rapists and murderers to despoil our country.
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As the exhibition and the radio series both proclaim, religion has generally been an activity, not a set of true-or-false propositions, and above all a collective activity in which the tribe or nation finds meaning.
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For example, Andela collaborates with Fathom, a company in Austin, Texas, that provides cloud-based software used by water utilities across America, so in one corner of the Lagos campus large blue banners proclaim "Fathom Team East".
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And all her revolutionary rhetoric about breaking the wheel and changing the system is revealed not to be an earnest desire on her part, but basically a self-serving way to proclaim herself the best person alive.
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Whether using illicit equipment or pilfering signals the old-fashioned way, teams are no likelier to advertise that they've broken an opponent's code than the Bletchley Park crew were to proclaim that they had cracked the Enigma.
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THOSE GIVEN to grand statements about the future often proclaim this to be the century of biology in the same way that the 20th century was that of physics and the 19th was the century of chemistry.
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When an Aries is smitten, they will pursue the object of their fiery affection until they can loudly proclaim their love—or, they'll accidentally kiss their crush on stage in front of a sea of unsuspecting playgoers.
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While politicians were quick to proclaim the end of roaming charges, some mobile service operators warned that the wholesale caps were still too high, which would force smaller operators to limit their 'roam like at home' offers.
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But to proclaim the job impossible and retire in expectation of a loss is to say that the only Republicans who can speak out against Trump are those who have abandoned any hope of a political future.
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Despite routinely being the smallest member of his elementary school teams and hailing from a family where no one topped the six-foot mark, Stauskas would proclaim that someday he would grow to be 6-foot-6.
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Should he get there, he'll proclaim his arrival the very evidence that he's worthy, and then he'll do whatever it takes to continue feeling as affirmed as he wants to and as invulnerable as he'll need to.
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"Now that the Panel has concluded its mandate, putting an end to an eight-year process of issuing admissibility decisions, opinions and recommendations, the Panel is forced to proclaim this process a total failure," the report said.
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So, too, were next-wavers Anya Taylor-Joy, Sasha Lane and Royalty Hightower, the 11-year-old star of "The Fits," who was wise-beyond-her-years enough to proclaim she was not nervous in the slightest.
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Treating workers as if they are widgets to be used up and discarded is a central part of the revised relationship between employers and employees that techies proclaim is an innovation as important as chips and software.
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Bach was contractually answerable for choosing the liturgical poetry he set to music, and modern-day critics, in a bit of wishful thinking, often proclaim that his theologically conservative choices were designed simply to please his employers.
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A year ago, when millions of people stormed the streets in women's marches to proclaim their outrage and despair at the inauguration of Donald J. Trump, no one knew whether it was a moment or a movement.
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And in recent years, especially, it has been a place where people proclaim the primacy of New York hip-hop while they enjoy hip-hop by and large made elsewhere: Atlanta or Miami or somewhere less likely.
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On Monday, even as Republicans proclaim their determination to protect such patients, the Administration announced changes in ACA regulations that analyst say could also make it more difficult for consumers with preexisting conditions to purchase affordable coverage.
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That optimism was evident by the parade of White House officials blanketing morning television to proclaim Kavanaugh's name all but cleared from sexual assault allegations, which were levied in vivid detail by his accuser Christine Blasey Ford.
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Even as some cities in New York proclaim their sanctuary status, the Suffolk County sheriff's office recently said it would stop asking for judicial warrants before detaining people whom the federal immigration authorities were seeking to deport.
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In 1956, James Baldwin reminded us why we have laws: "It is easy to proclaim all souls equal in the sight of God; it is hard to make men equal on earth in the sight of men."
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It's a nice idea, maybe, but you know what's the single most obvious thing to me in the days since Mark Zuckerberg took the stage in San Francisco to proclaim the beginning of the Chat Bot Era?
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"Although institutions proclaim that they have zero tolerance for abuse of the policies that they claim to enforce, too often their primary concern seems to be secrecy and reputation management," the science journal Nature wrote in a Jan.
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When the Berlin Wall was opened to two-way East-West traffic in November 1989, his staff, many members of Congress and half the press corps urged him to go to Berlin to proclaim the end of communism.
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I will gladly read a dozen commentaries; I'll even give a few minutes to the first dummy to get roped in by the grandeur and patriotism of the occasion and proclaim that here, finally, is the presidential pivot.
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Following the crosshairs incident, Jackson prohibited Stone from posting on social media unless he was asking for his followers to support his legal defense fund or proclaim his innocence, but now, he can no longer post at all.
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After an extensive review, we at VICE Sports can proclaim that we think Lochte totally wrote the above apology letter for allegedly lying about being robbed, pissing all over and vandalizing a Rio gas station, and fleeing Brazil.
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Reports have already emerged of ISIS suggesting the Indonesian town of Poso on the island of Sulawesi as its training ground while preparations to proclaim an ISIS branch in the southern Philippine state of Mindanao are reportedly underway.
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I'm not going to proclaim Chicago's rush offense a fountain of fantasy value; despite a pair of big-name, high-ticket guards (Kyle Long and Josh Sitton), Chicago backs haven't had room to run so far in 2016.
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" Official banners proclaiming that "America is a Christian nation" could be posted at the White House and some state capitols, while public government banners in other states could proclaim that "We Believe Americans Should be Secular, Not Religious.
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MOSCOW — In recent months, various prominent public figures, including at least one close associate of President Vladimir V. Putin, have insisted that Russia officially proclaim Mikhail S. Gorbachev a criminal for abetting the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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But a news organization like The Times — rich with resources and eager to proclaim its national prominence — surely can find a way to cover a storm that has ravaged such a wide stretch of the country's Gulf Coast.
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With drums banging and speakers blaring, the Hindu Sena, or Hindu Army, gathered at Jantar Mantar - New Delhi's answer to London's Speakers' Corner - to proclaim to a knot of TV crews that Trump had "already won" the Nov.
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That, right there, is the third tactic for dealing with a post-truth world: Proclaim your commitment to truth — "Art requires truth, not sincerity," as Malevich says — but do it with a wink and an empathic human face.
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To distinguish this book, Burns and Novick, in their introduction, proclaim their intention to do what few have done: recount the war from not just the American viewpoint but from that of the North and South Vietnamese too.
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"Some would like to erect my statue in public places, some others would have my portraits, yet others would proclaim my birthday as a public holiday," he wrote in response to praises he had received on his birthday.
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Routed from its stronghold on the coast of Libya, besieged in Iraq and wilting under intense pressure in Syria, the militant extremist group urgently needs to find a new battleground where it can start to proclaim victory again.
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National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) President Jay Timmons and more than one dozen manufacturing industry representatives will attend a ceremony at the White House where Trump will proclaim Friday National Manufacturing Day, according to a White House official.
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Therefore it was not necessary to proclaim these changes unless he wanted to scrap the tacit rule on term limits and impose the Chinese Communist Party's ideological and political control under him for the rest of his lifetime.
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It had promised to be a crowning moment, in which President Trump would proclaim United States recognition of Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights, and Mr. Netanyahu would remind voters back home of his mastery of international diplomacy.
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Clinton's campaign strategy was tested; Clinton would never be the agent of change Trump could claim to be (she has had a career in Washington after all), but she could easily proclaim Trump's case for change too risky.
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It ends a project launched from the great medieval mosque of Mosul in northern Iraq in 2014, when Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi seized advantage of regional chaos to proclaim himself caliph, suzerain over all Muslim people and land.
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"I hereby proclaim Rodrigo Roa Duterte and Maria Leonor Gerona Robredo as the duly elected president and vice president of the Republic of the Philippines," Senator Franklin Drilon and Congressman Feliciano Belmonte said in a joint session of Congress.
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Mr Trump's election is expected to lead to a chilling of US-China trade relations, giving Mrs May an opportunity to proclaim her commitment to free trade and revive a relationship with Beijing which has cooled in recent months.
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Its criteria includes individuals and organizations that proclaim violent or hateful missions, that are self-described or followers of hateful ideologies, or that carry out or call for acts of violence against people based on race, ethnicity, and nationality.
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I definitely worked really hard to get to where I am, and I'm capable, but I do find myself being nervous that one day my boss will look at me, proclaim my uselessness, and fire me on the spot.
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The European election manifesto of Spain's left-wing Podemos uses the word "protection" on every other page; when Germany's centre-right Christian Democrats proclaim "Our Europe makes us strong", the first-person plural applies to Germans and Europeans both.
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She always won milder sentences, for the courts and the party feared to cross her and she could loudly proclaim how the people loved her, even though her marriage to their hero had foundered and in 1996 they divorced.
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But everyone lets du Pont do what he wants and proclaim his own greatness — in service of America, of course — because he's rich, and when you're a star, as the president himself has said, they let you do it.
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It seems both beautiful and foreign to American ears, for instance, to hear a factory worker proclaim that the idea of being driven to "produce, produce, produce" is a blight on the world, proposing that people seek contentment instead.
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"It would not be unprecedented for a managing director or chairperson to proclaim oppression - even if he was in charge," said the lawyer, Amir Singh Pasrich, managing partner of I.L.A. Pasrich and Co, a New Delhi-based law firm.
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Even so, it's extraordinarily foolhardy to come charging out of the very first month of 2018 and boldly proclaim that you've unearthed one of the finest metal albums of the year—but just try and fuckin' stop me, bud.
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Reputational damage for US Trump's shameful behavior at Helsinki has inflicted even greater damage to America's already-tarnished reputation and moral authority abroad, prompting Germany's foreign minister to proclaim that Europe can no longer count on the United States.
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Although prosecutors proclaim they do not necessarily accept the findings of the law firms hired to ferret out misconduct inside a company, there have been few cases in which the government committed significant resources to investigate on its own.
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Her family's devotion to Methodism put her on a path toward public service, Mr. Strider says — and instilled a view of religion that elevated action over words and left an already reserved figure disinclined to loudly proclaim her faith.
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From Soul Cycle to the Ted Talk–industrial complex, Juice Press to a 23-year-old yoga teacher in $200 pants trying to tell me the meaning of life, it's easy to proclaim the concept as a marketing gimmick.
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" At Raygun, a cheeky clothing store in the Crossroads district, Mahomes-themed paraphernalia greets visitors at the entrance — T-shirts that say, "Go Big or Go Mahomes," and bibs that proclaim, "I Wish Patrick Mahomes Was My Real Dad.
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For instance, it seems both beautiful and foreign to American ears to hear a factory worker proclaim that the idea of being driven to "produce, produce, produce" is a blight on the world, proposing that people seek contentment instead.
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Mr. Trump, who is in Florida for the weekend, took to Twitter to proclaim his innocence and denounce the investigation a day after the release of the highly contentious classified memo, which he had authorized to be made public.
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Fifteen artists from around the US, Canada, and the UK will gather to loudly (very loudly) proclaim that this scene is ours, that fascism and hateful, oppressive rhetoric is not welcome, and that metal is for everyone (except Nazis).
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But Mr. Mueller's following of the rules allows President Trump, who bows to no rules other than those dictated by his self-interest, to claim exoneration, and now, in refusing all congressional requests, to nakedly proclaim his imperial presidency.
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London (CNN Business)The World Economic Forum is preparing to perform a difficult dance: proclaim its growing concern for the climate crisis even as scores of private planes and luxury cars ferry attendees to its annual conference in Davos.
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While neither side wants to abrogate the 1994 treaty, the protests in Jordan place unwelcome pressure on King Abdullah, especially as some proclaim the new security measures marginalize the waqf and amount to an alteration of the status quo.
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National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) President Jay Timmons and more than one dozen manufacturing industry representatives will attend a ceremony at the White House where Trump will proclaim Friday as National Manufacturing Day, according to a White House official.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Catalan secessionists on Friday registered a motion with the regional parliament to proclaim independence from Spain and a Catalan republic though it was unclear whether the text would be put to a vote, newspaper La Vanguardia said.
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Perhaps it's a little hasty to proclaim Oakland the second-best team in the AFC, since they've lost the other two games they've played against teams with a winning record, including one against their division rivals in Kansas City.
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The difference is that the runners they are cheering are a mixed gender pool of largely middle-aged amateur athletes from across the country with families and day jobs who uniformly proclaim that it is simply an honor to be there.
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While the art installation encourages viewers to look into a webcam and proclaim, "He will not divide us," a white supremacist paid a visit to the museum this weekend and had some choice words for those partaking in the piece.
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Hutcherson stars as Josh Futterman, a janitor by day/world-ranked gamer by night who is tasked with preventing the extinction of humanity after mysterious visitors from the future proclaim him the key to defeating an imminent super-race invasion.
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Once they have a large base of support that will believe whatever they proclaim, follow them anywhere, support them in anything — it doesn't have to be a majority, just an intense, activated minority — they can, practically speaking, get away with anything.
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In the days after his tweets, West was advised by his wife and reality star, Kim Kardashian, to proclaim that he doesn't agree with all of Trump's policies and that he only wants love and for the dialogue to continue.
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But she did, and she confronted her past bullies in a rumba where she and partner Derek literally shoved the taunts out of the way – and made way for Mota to proclaim "I love who I am" to thunderous applause.
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On Tuesday, the celebrity chef took to the social media platform to proclaim his love for chicken sashimi, raising questions with other users over whether this mythical food actually exists—and, if it does, whether it's actually safe to eat.
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Focus groups led another psychologist, Herta Herzog (the inspiration for Mad Men's Greta Guttman), to proclaim that for men, cars represented the ultimate fulfillment of repressed sexual desires, pushing auto companies to put out increasingly sexualized advertisements throughout the '50s.
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Washington (CNN)Following a scuffle at a Donald Trump rally Saturday night in Reno, Nevada, several of the Republican candidate's supporters, as well as some of his staff took to social media to proclaim that someone had tried to assassinate him.
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Half of the female dog owners who responded to the survey went as far to as proclaim their pet as their favorite family member, admitting they prefer to spend time with their dog over their partner or another family member.
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"I think ultimately we will be rewarded with a deal of sorts which both sides will proclaim ... as a fantastic victory," Rob Carnell, chief economist and head of Asia-Pacific research at ING Bank, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Friday.
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Every studio at CinemaCon critiqued the service Every single studio that presented to exhibitors during CinemaCon took time to proclaim their love and commitment to the theatrical window, and while none mentioned Parker's service by name, the implication was clear.
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Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a death row inmate on Monday who argued his constitutional rights were violated when his lawyer told the jury he was guilty, even though the inmate wanted to proclaim his innocence.
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A world where the exceptional cordon themselves off and refuse to save the rest of the world is literally Galt's Gulch from Atlas Shrugged, where the book's mysterious hero, John Galt, hides out to proclaim his superiority to everybody else.
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But debate continues between sceptics, often from traditional backgrounds in banking and money management who believe the new world of cryptocurrencies will come crashing back down to earth, and true believers who proclaim that bitcoin and associated technology will revolutionise finance.
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When President Donald Trump meets with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Hanoi this week, the president's critics already are poised to proclaim it a substantive failure — another empty photo op that will not advance the U.S. goal of denuclearization.
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With respect to Israel itself, the U.S. shift merely ratifies officially a broader international willingness to treat Israel as if its center of government is in Jerusalem, while refusing to proclaim this officially because it rankles Palestinians and other Arabs.
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The winding down of the Cold War brought with it an ostensible closure of the ideological battles of the early 20th century, leading some of the more triumphalist partisans of capitalism to proclaim nothing less than the end of human history.
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"There's an effort to proclaim mission accomplished, and obviously, getting back Mosul would be a momentous and symbolic defeat for ISIS," said Vali Nasr, a former State Department official in the Obama administration, using another name for the Islamic State.
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At that point, he hadn't had time to fully process it, or to even to really parse Hetfield's customarily dour lyrics (that this time go right ahead and proclaim that "we're all fucked!" a point that's hard to argue right now).
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And so he is coming out of retirement with a new sculpture that seems designed to proclaim his return with an exclamation point, though the piece is of modest size and will not be on view in a public gallery.
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Both pursuits take lots of time and energy, and as such, finding ways to prevent sports and academics from overlapping should be encouraged by the NCAA and other people who proclaim that the purpose of major college football is, ahem, education.
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To get it right this time, these same officials and analysts proclaim, the US has to stick it out in Iraq: staying in force, overseeing the Iraqi government, and tamping down sectarian tension until the Iraqi polity is fully matured.
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In 1906, President Teddy Roosevelt signed the Antiquities Act, giving the President power to proclaim objects on federal lands as national monuments and to reserve the smallest area of land compatible with their protection as part of the monument designation.
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As the chief steward of our public lands, it is my responsibility to ensure that these lands are used "for the benefit and enjoyment of the people," as the words above the Roosevelt Arch in Yellowstone National Park so proudly proclaim.
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Other panicky white bros not only virulently denounce identity politics and political correctness — code for historically scorned peoples' daring to propose norms about how they are treated; they also proclaim ever more rowdily that the (white) West was, and is, best.
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He wanted to take advantage of the fact that the Great Recession led to a massive decline in people wanting to come to the United States illegally to deploy extra resources to the border and proclaim that it had been secured.
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More than 500 people sat elbow to elbow in the new center and filled an overflow room on Sunday to hear church leaders and state politicians proclaim the new building a testament to Sutherland Springs' refusal to be identified by tragedy.
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"We believe that as the body of Christ gets healthy and whole, we will be fit for our purpose — to proclaim and spread the love of God to the ends of the earth," the Revelation website says of its mission.
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" Newspaper articles that proclaim every child wants to be a YouTuber presume it's this fame and fortune that appeals; in January of 2018, the Metro ran an article entitled "Children now more likely to want to become YouTubers than actors.
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The marchers, known as Juggalos — the tightknit supporters of the rap-metal duo Insane Clown Posse — had descended on the capital to proclaim their right to free speech and to denounce their classification by the F.B.I. as a criminal gang.
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His blue period (1901-1904)—characterised by solemn paintings of gaunt figures and beggars—earned him a reputation for being sensitive to the lower classes and led Chen Shiwen, a Chinese art scholar, to proclaim him the "Lenin of Painting".
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Since his brother's arrest last year, a central question facing Hondurans is how President Juan Orlando Hernández could proclaim to be fighting drug traffickers while his brother was under investigation for allegedly running tons of cocaine to the United States.
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But ultimately, like Peter Andreas — like all of us, if we are fortunate — he has cause to proclaim a redeeming truth: "I owe an enormous debt to my mother and her love for us as children, which was never in dispute."
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Tide hit a home run in 2018 with a series of Super Bowl ads featuring "Stranger Things" star David Harbour interrupting other memorable ads — like the Old Spice guy — to proclaim that, technically, every ad qualifies as a Tide ad.
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People dramatically proclaim all the time that they don't think they could survive without their smartphones, but a new series from the forthcoming streaming service Quibi from Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman approaches smartphone survival in a much more literal way.
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Some critics took the step of suggesting the president should be removed under the 25th Amendment, whereby the vice president and a majority of the Cabinet may proclaim the president unfit to serve and therefore remove the president from office.
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"The National Assembly of the Republika Srpska (Serb Republic) has made a decision to proclaim military neutrality ... in relation to the existing military alliances until a possible referendum to make a final decision on the issue is held," the resolution said.
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But in an acknowledgment that the victory he had come to proclaim was not completely sealed, Iraqi officials said the prime minister would not make a public statement until the last patch of Islamic State territory in Mosul was cleared.
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