But we are against proclaiming what according to the scripture and tradition is sinful, proclaiming it as norm.
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Michael Avenatti was loaded for bear Wednesday night, proclaiming his innocence in the extortion case, proclaiming that the R. Kelly case would be unaffected by the extortion case and proclaiming it's only a matter of time before top Nike execs would be led away in handcuffs.
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Part of the suspicion comes from a recent history of Democrats proclaiming values but not living them, and not even proclaiming them for the entirety of an election.
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In Ungma, a banner proclaiming "Welcome to Russia" welcomes visitors.
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A gateway proclaiming "Welcome to Danang" collapsed in the storm.
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Safaree keeps proclaiming his love for Erica to unfavorable results.
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I think we're going to be proclaiming victory, I hope.
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It's sort of a language, and it's also proclaiming power.
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But proclaiming her authentic bona fides doesn't confer actual authenticity.
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"EIB" or "Excellence in Broadcasting Network," and Stern proclaiming himself
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He followed up with an ad proclaiming his political independence.
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He lashed out, interrupting senators and defiantly proclaiming his innocence.
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A local news outlet had quoted him proclaiming his innocence.
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" That set off tweets proclaiming that Turner had "come out.
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" One woman waved a sign proclaiming, "I'm feeling the Bern.
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Hundreds of supporters gathered outside the court, proclaiming Park's innocence.
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Well-scrubbed functionaries gave out stickers proclaiming "the best Brexit deal".
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Southerners marched through Yemen's second city proclaiming independence from northern taskmasters.
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Giant slag heaps and chimneys remain, with signs proclaiming regeneration initiatives.
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The Democratic leaders minced no words in proclaiming the pronouncement unconstitutional.
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It's capped off with Tormund proclaiming his appreciation for penis euphemisms.
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But they weren't shy about proclaiming back-home benefits as well.
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Cuban spoke over the other sharks before proclaiming he was out.
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Sun Diego, meanwhile, has succeeded while proudly proclaiming his Jewish identity.
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Others are openly proclaiming that they are Democrats, Antifa members, or leftists.
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The hereditary medievalist downstairs proclaiming: I have seniority in the car park.
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"And there you have it," he said, before proclaiming the flavor's name.
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The voice sounds like a used-car salesman proclaiming a Sunday sale.
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In the U.S., we're bombarded by warnings proclaiming the dangers of cigarettes.
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One of those proclaiming that she now believes Clinton's accusers is Sen.
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Now, many are suddenly armchair experts proclaiming devastating fallout from his death.
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Instead, march organizers focused on proclaiming that science was on their side.
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He became a steadfast counterpoint to politicians proclaiming the upsides of Brexit.
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"What if it was Hae was in prison proclaiming her innocence?" she says.
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B got on the act, proclaiming himself "Fleekwood Mac" on his song "Fleek".
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But if you think the posting is really about proclaiming identity, ignore it.
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That move, like this one, came on the heels of Disney proclaiming victory.
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Phil Bryant is proclaiming April as Confederate Heritage Month, but without mentioning slavery.
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Spears posted a photo of the toddler a few days before proclaiming it.
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Some were Jewish and told her they were nervous about proclaiming their identity.
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The latter, obviously, is what we'll be proclaiming our love for today. Why?
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" NBC went further proclaiming that "Donald Trump Openly Weighs a Massive Immigration Reversal.
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And, if that isn't enough proof, t-shirts proclaiming the phenomenon exist (check).
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It was overkill, really, like a poster proclaiming the majesty of America's wildlands.
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In this case, however, I wasn't proclaiming my resignation to any divine decree.
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A gateway proclaiming "Welcome to Danang" collapsed in the storm, state media said.
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She simultaneously hailed the budget deal while proclaiming she would vote against it.
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Surely, if she's trending on Twitter, it's because everyone is proclaiming her greatness!
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I am not proclaiming a moral judgment on prostitution; I am stating facts.
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They carried a banner, 25 feet high, proclaiming their right to bear arms.
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Craig issued a video statement of his own last week, proclaiming his innocence.
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Instead, Hocking honored Williams by proclaiming March 8 as Evoni 'Nini' Williams Day.
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" Black Lives Matter protesters have marched alongside those proclaiming themselves "Undocumented and Unafraid.
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When I was last there in 2016, Sarraj's government was proclaiming its dominance.
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He rightly assumed that proclaiming his Jewish heritage might further undermine his viability.
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By 2006, he was flatly proclaiming George W. Bush the worst American president.
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And then she retreated from her suggestion while loudly proclaiming that she was advancing.
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A Black woman can't escape discrimination by simply proclaiming that she identifies as white.
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But "insufficient evidence" is not the same as proclaiming there was "no collusion" whatsoever.
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" Another features a man with a hand drum proclaiming "the holocaust is a lie.
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Others, meanwhile, are proclaiming obstruction of justice based on Trump's alleged statements about Flynn.
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Mandy snuck out as Michael was proclaiming the death of the political personality pic.twitter.
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Phil Bryant on Thursday defended proclaiming April as Confederate Heritage Month in his state.
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A middle-aged woman clutched a banner proclaiming: "What power does, the street undoes".
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After his arrest, billboards proclaiming "We are all Carlos Ghosn" popped up across Beirut.
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Along the way, opponents began proclaiming Bird and Taurasi as the best backcourt ever.
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But this time she closed it out, proclaiming her return to big-time tennis.
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She shared a pic on a past Valentine&aposs Day, proclaiming, "who needs flowers?"
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Proclaiming this truth could help Democrats gain a new hearing from many Trump voters.
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Martin!" when he appears and wave placards proclaiming that it is "time for Schulz.
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He criticized Mr. Shaub for then proclaiming the fees aboveboard at a public hearing.
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Placards proclaiming "African-Americans for Hillary" and "Women for Hillary" were waved back and forth.
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They haven't always been loud and clear in proclaiming the messy truth behind their measures.
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The residents start receiving mysterious messages through their letterboxes proclaiming: "We want what you have".
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Meanwhile, Trump stood with him, proclaiming the two countries' "shared values" and exchanging soccer jerseys.
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Garrett played the "I love you" card, proclaiming his love for Hannah before possibly leaving.
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He was lauded by the Rio crowd, with one banner proclaiming "Phelps Greatest Olympian Ever".
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The president says something that offends us, and we respond by publicly proclaiming our outrage.
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After so many months loudly proclaiming support for their "god emperor" what could go wrong?
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Billboards and banners proclaiming the party's supposed victory suddenly began to appear across the city.
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Even Joe Manchin, the Senate's most conservative Democrat, is proclaiming himself open to the idea.
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There has been no shortage of articles proclaiming that millennials aren't saving enough for retirement.
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Repeatedly proclaiming what a good feeling you have about the night's proceedings is a curse.
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Demonstrators waved Palestinian and Turkish flags, as well as banners proclaiming solidarity with the Palestinians.
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So, for decades, China treated us as its ultimate adversary, while proclaiming its peaceful intentions.
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The Instagram commentariat jumped all over Cruz's video, proclaiming him the new Bieber almost immediately.
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These are still early days, despite the media proclaiming that Bernie has a commanding lead.
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The photos are already receiving dozens of comment, proclaiming how "absolutely adorable" the shoot is.
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Next to Amazon's door was a plaque proclaiming the building's status as a historic place.
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He screamed, cried and jumped out of his chair, proclaiming he had done nothing wrong.
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He was not an in-your-face rich man, proclaiming his wealth at every turn.
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JARRETT: You know it&aposs not really the bombshell that the media seems to be proclaiming.
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" The campaign launched this spring, featuring amoeba-like cartoons stealing bibs and proclaiming it "risky business.
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He has even draped banners proclaiming his anti-vaccine message from the balcony of his home.
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" Prominent professors are proudly proclaiming in our most elite law reviews that "Originalism is our Law.
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Articles were written proclaiming her to be the "most hated" and "most annoying celebrity in Hollywood".
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Instead, these candidates are proclaiming that their expertise with multitasking equips them to cut through gridlock.
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As chancellor he is travelling the world proclaiming that Britain's liberal business model can survive Brexit.
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" And at the end of the clip, Minaj started speaking in Spanish, proclaiming, "Ay yai yai.
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Some Twitter users are proclaiming that the exchanges are so funny you could't make them up.
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To celebrate, he posted an announcement on the MXOEmu forums, proclaiming a 'New engine coming soon.
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In 2015, Raisa shared a selfie of the duo, proclaiming her love for Gomez's new album.
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However, it's just one example of how Bieber and Baldwin are proclaiming low-key legal officiality.
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The other is that they are publicly, proudly proclaiming their views, and that is really dangerous.
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Democrats' hypocrisy on sex means proclaiming feminism only to then display a porcine attitude towards women.
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Chloe posted a pic just a month ago proclaiming her love for Brooklyn on his birthday.
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In November last year the mayor, Miguel Ángel Mancera, signed a declaration proclaiming its gay-friendliness.
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Cloaking also protected a set of ads proclaiming that Kellyanne Conway was leaving the White House.
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Donald J. Trump even entered the "birther" debate by notably proclaiming his doubts on Fox News.
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Eighty bodies have been found with cardboard signs proclaiming them to be drug dealers, he said.
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One thing leads to another, and Jon hugs Dany, proclaiming her his queen before kissing her.
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American politicians grossly distort reality, proclaiming as fact the myth that Canadians die waiting for treatment.
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Sofra stands a few storefronts down from the Art Deco arch proclaiming "Sunnyside" over 46th Street.
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But in Russia, invoking history has long been a way of proclaiming political or ideological affiliation.
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The then-GOP candidate left the fair in a golf cart, proclaiming the visit a success.
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Yazdi said she's gotten hundreds of comments proclaiming that people should just buy the designer goods.
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For weeks Maccagnan had been proclaiming his desire to amass more draft selections for the Jets.
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Priests for years had sanctified forests by proclaiming a zapoved, or commandment: Thou shalt not cut.
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There was also a big sign proudly proclaiming that Speedos was the world's most Instagrammable cafe.
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Would-be mediators lost no time proclaiming their outrage, suspecting that Johnson had cynically used them.
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However, despite recent headlines proclaiming the imminent demise of conventional car shows, those predictions seem premature.
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The referee lifts his opponent's hand in the air, proclaiming him the victor by two points.
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It can be fleeting and varied, taking the most basic lines and proclaiming them to be entertaining.
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About this time each year, I expect the predictable articles proclaiming that personal finance education doesn't work.
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But does it really threaten the GOP&aposs chances of holding the House, as some are proclaiming?
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Both Sprint and T-Mobile have spent years proclaiming they'd have no problem deploying 5G technology independently.
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The emperor in her birthday suit of lies, versus the boy in the street proclaiming her nakedness.
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Proclaiming an emergency, which many countries and U.S. cities have already done, doesn't guarantee any specific action.
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Let's start by proclaiming the miracle: Today's Floyd Maweather/Conor McGregor press conference actually started on time.
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Christian has also raised alarm by proclaiming that the Tri-Faith partners could become targets of violence.
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Her second salvo had her proclaiming to be tired of Democrats who are afraid of big ideas.
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And this week he's been making headlines left and right, including proclaiming his love for President Trump.
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Protesters on campus will carry signs proclaiming Trump and the DOE to be rape apologists, rape supporters.
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But an individual or group should not do so while also proclaiming climate change an existential threat.
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Vertical blue and red banners—proclaiming people power and freedom of the press—billowed in the wind.
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La Paulée originated in an ancient Burgundian tradition of proclaiming the grape harvest with a community party.
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Publicly, however, he defended the move as "humanitarian," proclaiming that "we don't do stunts," and ultimately acquiesced.
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Here are Greenpeace members who are always on planes, proclaiming their goodness instead of improving the world.
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On one side of the rink alone, there were 16 banners proclaiming "Go Yuzu" and other exhortations.
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Finally, while he has been tweeting and proclaiming nearly continuously, she has, until recently, remained largely silent.
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There will be modern critics echoing Herres, proclaiming the joint monoculture is the law of the land.
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Trudeau has actively courted the Sikh vote, previously proclaiming that his cabinet has more Sikhs than Modi's.
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In contrast, proclaiming that "Republicans don't give a sh*t about people" is not anything like partisanship.
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"Tomos for us is actually another act of proclaiming Ukraine's independence," Mr. Poroshenko said in an address.
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Last week the internet jumped on a new research paper proclaiming that the bitcoin blockchain contains child pornography.
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When the dark lord himself appears, he overtakes the screen, a living effigy of fire proclaiming Wallachia's doom.
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Understandably, Mr Rutte was jubilant, proclaiming that his country had "said 'whoa' to the bad sort of populism".
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On Election Day, people shared selfies online with "I Voted" stickers, proudly proclaiming they'd voted to oust Corey.
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"I'm falling for you," he admits to Kendall, before proclaiming "I love you" to both Lauren and Becca.
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Brown certainly acted like he was exonerated Wednesday, when he mingled in public, proclaiming his love for everyone.
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The U.K. is proclaiming an end to austerity, while Italy has just emerged from yet another budget crisis.
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The main theme of the book is mercy — and Francis's reasons for proclaiming a Holy Year of Mercy.
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Avenatti posted a series of tweets Thursday proclaiming his innocence in response to the indictment being made public.
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" She also added that she keeps it simple without a lot of filler, proclaiming "I don't do tomatoes.
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"Now that we are in the midst of the Harvey Weinstein scandal, many are proclaiming, "This is it.
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One will attempt to normalize him by proclaiming that any Republican candidate is far better than the alternative.
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The boys now go around proclaiming feelings and pausing to emphasize their attitudes to race and sexual orientation.
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What I am seeing, though, is a greater and greater number of men who are proclaiming themselves feminists.
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I found just one article proclaiming this fact, from The Guardian in 21970 and written by Nigel Williamson.
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And Assad is still there, proclaiming he will reconquer every inch of a devastated country shattered into ruins.
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Trump also signed documents making his Cabinet nominees official, and a document proclaiming a national day of patriotism.
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One fan holds up a sign proudly proclaiming that this is his 113th time seeing McCartney in concert.
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I turned around to a chorus of guys laughing and proclaiming their innocence, their hands in the air.
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He also signed documents making his Cabinet nominees official, and a document proclaiming a national day of patriotism.
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The UN recently ended its peacekeeping mission in the country, proclaiming a new era of peace and stability.
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The camera then turns on the police car, where the suspect can be seen inside, proclaiming his innocence.
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At smaller gatherings, where perhaps there is no public listing proclaiming THIS PERFORMANCE IS FOR THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY!
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" And FiveThirtyEight weighed in with a polling-centric piece proclaiming, "Bloomberg's Super Tuesday Gamble May Be Paying Off.
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Young children crowded around tables where they could draw signs proclaiming support for Taku, as Tokashiki is known.
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The story went viral, with women of all ages proclaiming on Twitter that they have had this sex.
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Just this once, I feel comfortable in proclaiming that my oft-cracked crystal ball was in working order.
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Plus, a lyric dissing Bill Cosby seems disingenuous after Kanye loosed this tweet proclaiming the embattled comedian's innocence.
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Proclaiming we are all made by the same god is akin to explicitly scorning non-Abrahamic religions. Hindu?
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This led to numerous headlines proclaiming Google had finally produced a phone that could compete with the iPhone.
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They perform a certain type of a flight when they are about to land — singing and proclaiming territory.
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AOC, a prolific Instagram Stories user, recently shared a picture proclaiming herself a "proud plant mama" on the platform.
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It's one of 10 videos that the user has uploaded to YouTube proclaiming his faith to the faulty phone.
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Flunkeys distribute badges with his portrait, hang banners proclaiming him leader along the city's highways and organise military parades.
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Kate smacked her head on a coffee table, with Derek later proclaiming he knocked the sense out of her.
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That year, the Chinese government released a white paper proclaiming that Hong Kong doesn't enjoy full autonomy from Beijing.
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And in South Africa, he attempted not just one but multiple greetings in local languages, proclaiming he'd been practicing.
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While proclaiming that Chile "is open to and welcomes immigration", Mr Piñera is trying to limit and control it.
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Imagine proclaiming "I do!" to a long-forgotten boyfriend in front of a few friends (and a few cameras).
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Rob Rousseau upset conservatives earlier this year by falsely proclaiming the AR in AR-15 stands for "assault rifle."
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Vonn celebrated her final win shortly after the race with an Instagram video proclaiming the day an "amazing" one.
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Some pundits are already proclaiming this as the pivot of the election, the moment Trump starts a long slide.
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Amy Klobuchar, took turns proclaiming how practical they were — only for Sanders and Warren to dutifully dunk on them.
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Who can forget Mitt Romney, the moderate former governor of Massachusetts, standing before CPAC and proclaiming himself "severely conservative"?
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The left is part of this, often proclaiming the same opposition to finance and global capitalism as the right.
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By evening, prominent Republicans were proclaiming that the AHCA was DOA and conservatives in the House were in revolt.
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They would be proclaiming that the Fed has to move decisively so as not to be behind the curve.
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Mia Love (R-Utah) to tout the agenda project, proclaiming that Washington shouldn't implement "one-size-fits-all" policies.
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But there is a big difference between proclaiming your authenticity and actually being true to yourself and the facts.
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Jordan earned the scorn of the fans last month when he responded to cries of discontent by proclaiming apathy.
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Others ascribe to him a near-Shakespearean speech, delivered with his final breath, proclaiming the glory of the Union.
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Declaring that everyone who takes opioids is an addict is like proclaiming that everyone who drinks is an alcoholic.
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Long ago Mr. Parisot started proclaiming that he was 60 years old and would remain 60 until he died.
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Instead he moved out with the crowd, proclaiming it a "great show" as some cameras focused on him outside.
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"The only way to have negotiations with the Spanish state is by proclaiming the Catalan Republic," Ms. Gabriel added.
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" He later donned a coal miner's helmet for a West Virginia rally lined with signs proclaiming "Trump Digs Coal.
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Those young women who were touched by it 25 years ago are now marching, running for office, proclaiming #MeToo.
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But the agreement did not contain the one thing Dr. Bucci had hoped for: a statement proclaiming his innocence.
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" The party has used more explicit and controversial slogans and posters too, including those proclaiming "Get your country back!
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J.P. For a long time, proclaiming "I'm not a rapper" was one of the most effective rap boasts possible.
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It wasn't the Americans with their US Constitution proclaiming freedom, whose freedom was based on owning other human beings.
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Many held signs criticizing Mr. Trump; buttons, signs and stickers proclaiming "Beto 20083" could be seen throughout the crowd.
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However, as Nancy F. Cott reminds us, popular and scholarly skeptics began proclaiming suffrage a dud immediately after ratification.
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" After their vows, Travis slipped a new ring onto Stephanie's fingers — proclaiming, "With this ring, I wed all over again.
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We thought the president would make a deal with great flamboyance, proclaiming victory against the Chinese and saving the economy.
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Some are proclaiming that the death of the choker is among us, while others have declared Lauer as lead #ManChokerAdvocate.
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Different soundtracks — especially one from a vintage Dutch radio broadcast proclaiming Indonesian independence — transport the viewer to a bygone era.
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He noted that, as much as he dislikes CNN, he respected the cable news outlet for proclaiming to be neutral.
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He recently irked his own allies by proclaiming himself to be the "imam besar" (supreme leader) of all Indonesia's Muslims.
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Yet a Protestant Pentecostal preacher from Ethiopia was recently seen proclaiming his faith loudly on a busy street in Asmara.
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Banners urging "A safe and peaceful election" and proclaiming "We are all brothers" flapped above intersections all around the city.
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Republican mega-donor Sheldon Adelson penned an op-ed proclaiming that Trump was the Republican candidate and thus his man.
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To which I responded by placing my hands over my ears and proclaiming "BLAH BLAH BLAH" until they stopped talking.
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For an 8-year-old, Dani is surprisingly vocal about proclaiming the status of her brother's sex life to strangers.
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We're proclaiming it time to stop shoving our beloved flats to the backs of our closets and start embracing them.
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Momager Elizabeth is chattier ... heaping praise on Kris Jenner, proclaiming love for everyone and then addressing the silver lining question.
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The rapper of course sparked a meltdown among the left early this year after proclaiming his support for President Trump.
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And, as if we don't have a right to protest this brutality and demand law enforcement reforms by proclaiming #blacklivesmatter.
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Ever the performer, Saddam oscillated between denying knowledge of atrocities that occurred under his rule and proclaiming his own omnipotence.
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A powerful, unpredictable character in the source material, she becomes a generic spellcaster proclaiming loud mystic things in the movie.
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The place was gussied up in wine-and-gold banners proclaiming, "ALL IN." In fact, most things were all out.
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One change Vatican II instituted was proclaiming that nuns were equal to other faithful Catholics, not more special to God.
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In October 2017 separatists responded by proclaiming the independent state of "Ambazonia", named after Ambas bay in the south-west.
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" Perry had quite the self-awareness by then proclaiming: "Well, I think we found our Saturday Night Live sound bite.
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" Teigen is heard saying in the background of the clip, with Luna pointing at her mom's stomach and proclaiming, "Baby!
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She also said Mr. Ishtiwi had given her two pages crammed with writing, describing the abuse and proclaiming his innocence.
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" As Burnett told the story, he had scarcely got offstage before Trump was shaking his hand, proclaiming, "You're a genius!
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Robert Pickton, the worst serial killer in Canadian history, has released a paperback book proclaiming his innocence from behind bars.
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Seven months later, as a candidate for Senate, he released an ad proclaiming his support for covering pre-existing conditions.
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After every legal setback, he studied court transcripts and wrote letters proclaiming his innocence to anyone who would read them.
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The Indigenous radio DJ in Maniwaki who affirms his identity by proclaiming one Algonquin word a day on the radio.
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Ms. Sobchak, who just organized a new political party, came sweeping into Mr. Navalny's headquarters proclaiming that they should unite.
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" MS. CLARKSON IS so disarming that when she returned from a bathroom break proclaiming, "Wow, I really had to pee!
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We next see Max holding court under the influence, proclaiming, "You cannot compare Hitler to Shaka Zulu," the warrior king.
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Last fall, they chose to speak out publicly against him, adding their voices to the chorus of women proclaiming #MeToo.
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In 1983, he signed a law proclaiming that the third Monday of January would become Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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But Trump has been resolute, proclaiming he would never quit and attacking Ryan in a tweet soon after that statement.
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People have been proclaiming for a year and half that the sky is falling, and the sky isn't falling yet.
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Esquire Magazine was a tad more descriptive, proclaiming Barr was now "far up s--t creek" because of his calls.
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On Leap Day in 1908, Heike Kamerlingh Onnes made an announcement proclaiming that "solid helium" was observed in his laboratory.
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If he had been found guilty, Ghosn – who turns 66 in March – might have died in prison, proclaiming his innocence.
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On Tuesday, an evangelical outfit called Proclaiming Justice to the Nations accused the Anti-Defamation League — the Anti-Defamation League!
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KOBLENZ, Germany — Marine Le Pen wasted no time in proclaiming 2017 as the year of far-right awakening in Europe.
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It prevents the president from proclaiming his absolute and total innocence of any wrongdoing when the Senate fails to convict.
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Next is "Wayfarer," proclaiming chronic wanderlust as strings, horns, glockenspiel, women's voices and even castanets arrive to cheer him onward.
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" Frustrated, Hannah got up from the table and walked away in tears, proclaiming, "I do not want to do this anymore.
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" Teigen is heard saying in the background of the clip, with baby Luna pointing at her mom's stomach and proclaiming, "Baby!
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Already, while some are proclaiming that #OscarsSoWhite is over, the question plaguing diversity proponents is this: Are these changes good enough?
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" Teigen was heard saying in the background of the clip, with baby Luna pointing at her mom's stomach and proclaiming, "Baby!
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Just days before the sweet holiday, Johnson shared an adorable video of his daughter Jasmine proclaiming her love for her papa.
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He walks through a factory, proclaiming his product is so gentle a toddler could use it, and then sends up competitors.
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She also posted a picture proclaiming, "I'm pregnant," along with a still from her movie Labor Pains, and then deleted it.
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Xinhua, a news service run by the Chinese government, is proclaiming the "new perspective" offered by its English-language television channel.
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Halsey's performance was so good that even Elliott posted the video, proclaiming that she's discovered her "funky white sister" on Twitter.
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Afternoons at his plantation used to echo to the calls of howler monkeys (pictured above) proclaiming their territories to potential interlopers.
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Boston needs to move away from being understated and cerebral, toward loudly and proudly proclaiming its benefits versus all other geographies.
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Contrast that to his stirring endorsement of liberty and equality in proclaiming a constitutional right to same-sex marriage last summer.
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In essence, the bakery seeks a constitutional right to hang a sign in its storefront proclaiming: "Wedding Cakes for Heterosexuals Only".
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As The Economist went to press the regime was still in charge and the generals were proclaiming their loyalty to it.
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Grande shared an Instagram post proclaiming that, while her relationship status with Miller had changed, the two would remain close friends.
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In February, Fox made headlines for proclaiming Mexico would not pay for "that fucking wall," which is what Trump has proposed.
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Back to the important part — and, no I don't mean him proclaiming that it's going to be the best thing ever.
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" The National Center for Transgender Equality also celebrated the star, proclaiming transgender children "have a (super)hero in their corner now.
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In Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dundee the Ahmadi decorated 100 buses with banners proclaiming "united against extremism" in a two-week campaign.
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The story of MySafeVPN began on Monday, April 3, after I received an email proclaiming the launch of the alleged service.
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A number of legal scholars Monday, on the heels of Trump's tweet proclaiming his power to pardon himself, agreed with Lawton.
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She wants to bring back those days, if only in our imaginations, and so is proclaiming the economy to be unsound.
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One change that Vatican II instituted was proclaiming that nuns were equal to other faithful Catholics, not more special to God.
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Proclaiming that the United States would never be a socialist country, Trump drew an ovation from Republicans and even some Democrats.
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For months the Trump administration has been proclaiming an Apollo-like urgency to return astronauts to the moon within five years.
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But this episode also gives us Warren grandly proclaiming, "We are your archnemesises … ises!" and that's worth the price of admission.
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The people are exiled and made to march outward, the communists proclaiming that they're being saved from their impure capitalist lives.
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But over the past couple of weeks they've retreated to proclaiming themselves happy with wins in low-population, overwhelmingly white states.
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His post featured a picture of himself saluting next to an American flag and a sign proclaiming, "Democrats, register to vote."
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She screams, at length, her campaign promises for her 2028 presidential run, proclaiming she'll turn the White House into a trap.
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I remember Bill Clinton, in Warsaw in 1997, proclaiming that Poland's fight against its oppressive Communist regime had changed world history.
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The voters of Alabama now have three names on the ballot proclaiming to be the GOP nominee — Moore, Trump and Bannon.
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Melinda Gates kicked off 2018 by proclaiming "it's time for a new era for women" in a Time magazine op-ed.
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More than a half-dozen homey restaurants have opened with prideful Georgian menus proclaiming organic status for both food and wine.
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The holiday song "If Everyday Was Christmas" already has some proclaiming him the next Justin Bieber (the pair share the same manager).
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" Teigen can be heard saying in the background of the clip, with baby Luna pointing at her mom's stomach and proclaiming, "Baby!
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Caitlyn Jenner were almost cheek-to-cheek Wednesday night at an event, proclaiming their undying affection for each other.
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The Trump regime sure hasn't been shy about proclaiming that humans need to go through "extreme vetting" to enter the United States.
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That diplomatic move was accompanied by streets demonstrations and even a headline proclaiming that the Trump plan would establish an apartheid regime.
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Drive from Double Springs to Haleyville, the county's biggest town, and you pass a barn proudly proclaiming "The Free State of Winston".
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Just as he has before, Trump fired off several tweets proclaiming there was "no collusion, no obstruction" between his campaign and Russia.
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Eventually he morphed into the leader of the United Nuwaubian Nation of Moors, proclaiming a philosophy that revolved around Egyptology and UFOs.
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The church's Twitter account tweeted on Wednesday, proclaiming "Good morning and Happy Fourth of July" with a photo of the caged statues.
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And the President himself -- who has long determined that he's his own best spokesman -- has never been muted in proclaiming his successes.
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" Teigen can be heard saying in the background of the clip, with baby Luna pointing at her mom's stomach and proclaiming, "Baby!
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If he goes to trial, Jussie risks a judge proclaiming he faked the alleged attack, which could prove devastating to his career.
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The mass campaign of op-eds, interviews, and takes proclaiming the death of the New Republic served to massively undermine that prestige.
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"It's not something that you have to go to the street and start proclaiming, 'You have to change your mind,'" he said.
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Every stupid article proclaiming how weird it is that Birkenstocks are now considered cool is stupid; they have been chic for decades.
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When American diplomats placed advertisements in Indian newspapers proclaiming the right of all men to freedom, British censors quietly confiscated those editions.
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Lots of people here proclaiming to be "woke" trying to police communities on what they are/aren't allowed to be upset by.
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Trump followed up his comments on Monday by proclaiming that he and Xi are "very, very close" to reaching a final settlement.
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The video even opens by proclaiming, "Performed by Ashley and Sevian Frangipane," using Halsey's real name to emphasize "Clementine's" more intimate nature.
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Or are they some kind of Greek chorus, proclaiming the woe that is their harrowing passage from childhood to adolescence to adulthood?
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Ocasio-Cortez is flipping tables in Congress like Jesus in the Temple and proclaiming a radical vision for economic and social fairness.
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Considering himself the victim here, the singer decided to trash those who unfollowed him in an Instagram post, proclaiming they lacked talent.
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Some tourists splinter off to the adjacent venue, a little open-air stadium with full-color banners proclaiming real Muay Thai fights.
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Too many flamenco dancers keep proclaiming themselves, but Mr. Carmona mainly dances as if driven by a larger — and sometimes sweet — force.
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President Clinton, promoting his cuts to the welfare system and proclaiming "the era of big government is over," pre-emptively reorganized HUD.
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But he was openly giddy when he spoke of the former stars who shared in Tuesday's festivities, proclaiming it an "amazing" evening.
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" The president lamented the tens of thousands of factories that have been shuttered post-Nafta, before proclaiming triumphantly, "They're all coming back!
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The windows of the restaurant are framed by vibrant Mexican fabrics, and a chalkboard sits on the sidewalk proclaiming: Tacos, Burritos, Enchiladas.
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Instead of proclaiming victory from the podium of the Donald J. Trump Ballroom on Friday evening, the President avoided the topic altogether.
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What other president can you imagine: — Falsely proclaiming that these migrants are "invaders" who pose a serious threat to the United States?
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First, Pakistan must be forced to stop playing a double game, supporting extremist groups while publicly proclaiming that it is fighting terrorism.
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We see him standing before hundreds of thousands of followers in the nation's capital in 1963, proclaiming his dream for racial harmony.
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It is uncommon for defendants to attack one another in advance of trial, each proclaiming innocence by heaping blame on the other.
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Every U.S. president since Nixon has continued the tradition of proclaiming the holiday, with President Trump on Friday making this year's proclamation.
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It is unclear how the crisis will be resolved, with two men on opposite sides of the political spectrum proclaiming themselves president.
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He depicts a half-naked man balancing on one foot and a clothed man in a regal pose proclaiming his Ashanti descent.
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Brooklyn Orthodox Rabbi William Handler has also been proclaiming the well-debunked link between the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine and autism.
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If nothing else, the Sports Illustrated cover proclaiming them 2017 World Series champions no longer seems like unintended satire, but a possible outcome.
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Trump has been the most anti-science president in modern history, sometimes proclaiming that climate change is a hoax invented by the Chinese.
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Back in March the singer shared a video of his wife proclaiming her love of Nick, Joe, and Kevin on his Instagram story.
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"Her voting record in Congress appalls and terrifies me," Swift wrote on Instagram, before proclaiming her support for Blackburn's opponent, Democrat Phil Bredesen.
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This military intimacy explains why British ministers have been more circumspect than their European counterparts in proclaiming the death of the Atlantic alliance.
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In December the country's religious-affairs directorate, the Diyanet, joined Islamist groups in proclaiming that new-year festivities were "alien" to Turkish values.
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He presented his pitch to the NT committee with characteristic chutzpah, proclaiming that "the essence of designing a theatre is a spiritual one".
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He picked a paparazzi photo of Hiddleston wearing a tank top proclaiming his love for T.S. from her well attended July Fourth celebration.
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She made several social media posts proclaiming her love for guns and her desire to own them so she could protect her family.
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Observers should be wary of proclaiming piracy's return, cautions Timothy Walker of the Institute for Security Studies—since it never really went away.
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As a result, arcane words like "tomos" (a Patriarchal decree proclaiming an independent church) have become part of everyday political chatter in Kiev.
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Milo is now on board according to Cernovich, a lineup change he announced through Twitter moments after proclaiming that Alaska wouldn't be attending.
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He's issued more than 50 tweets on the subject, going after investigators and the media, proclaiming his innocence while picking at old scabs.
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Headlines everywhere popped up Friday morning proclaiming that former Vice President Joe Biden had called out Hillary Clinton at a conference Thursday night.
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Ahmadis: a Muslim sect considered heretic by many Sunnis for proclaiming its 19th-century founder in India, Mirza Ghulam Ahmed, as the Messiah.
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"The UK government is proclaiming the end of free movement as a victory instead, it is a self-defeating measure," she will say.
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Similarly, in 1980, Jerry Falwell Sr., while proclaiming his support for "family values," embraced the divorced and remarried Ronald Reagan over Jimmy Carter.
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The communists set up a new government with the capital in Beijing, officially proclaiming the birth of the People's Republic of China (PRC).
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"The UK government is proclaiming the end of free movement as a victory – instead, it is a self-defeating measure," she will say.
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A group of 20 or so middle school students passed by me with one loudly proclaiming 'nice headphone[s]' and another exclaiming 'POOR.
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"[They're] plugging Trump into the system they are accustomed to and comfortable with and proclaiming him to be failure at it," he said.
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The smartphones were not just broadcasting speeches, they were proclaiming the fact that those speeches were not being shown through the usual channels.
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Stone has been making rounds in the media since his indictment in late January, frequently speaking about his arrest and proclaiming his innocence.
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With support from 175 other member states, the UN General Assembly passed a resolution proclaiming June 21 as the International Day of Yoga.
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Faced with such an unacceptable rejection, Trump will walk away -- proclaiming that his work as President is fully accomplished -- after a single term.
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The Newseum is selling "Make America Great Again" hats — as well as T-shirts proclaiming "You are very fake news" — on its website.
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Teixeira last appeared in public at his Dom Inacio de Loyola Center on Wednesday, where he gave a short speech proclaiming his innocence.
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The French believe it is necessary to show the difference between men and women physically even while proclaiming their equality, Ms. Scott said.
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But in the run-up to the summer break the Senate did manage to close ranks and unanimously pass a resolution proclaiming Sept.
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In proclaiming this a red state, Republican lawmakers stress the number of counties carried by their candidates in local, state and national race.
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CropLife told the EPA it was out of line for proclaiming a need for independent research on formulated glyphosate products — such as Roundup.
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Trump had campaigned as an ardent opponent of the accord, proclaiming to raucous rallies of supporters that he'd tear the deal to shreds.
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Former President Herbert Hoover, whose previous administration had strongly opposed relaxation of immigration quotas, sent a message proclaiming his support for the bill.
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Deep dive into the comment sections and you'll find those proclaiming Kiiara the female Future and Slim Thug reincarnated as a white woman.
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We talked about the above questions, modern miracles, and what kind of backlash the men have faced since proclaiming to be Christ reincarnated.
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In case my video proclaiming my love of the Kyusho Curriculum DVDs earlier this week threw you off, the above is my position.
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The Historians Against Trump are proclaiming from the bench, not a literal bench, but the bench of their faculty offices and university positions.
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Upon releasing them, they took a victory lap proclaiming the memos showed there was no collusion with Russia and no obstruction of justice.
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Callers are then guided through a script proclaiming their opposition to the Sportsmen's Heritage and Recreational Enhancement (SHARE) Act, a measure from Rep.
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In response, many immigrants are choosing to go further underground, while others are openly proclaiming their undocumented status at rallies, protests, and online.
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Just before the sentencing, he gives a rambling 22016-minute statement full of biblical references, proclaiming his innocence and his faith in God.
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" Mr. Omar was joined by dozens of community members, with some in the crowd holding signs of support proclaiming "All are welcome here.
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The days are long gone when a message proclaiming 'the end of big government as we know it,' could win a Democratic primary.
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More and more of us are out there, in the world, proclaiming our dignity, demanding our basic rights — in short, living our lives.
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I find it moving and really relatable that even the things we are most committed to proclaiming we can still have doubts about.
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Unlike his conduct in the Obamacare debate, Trump largely stayed on message, proclaiming the tax bill would help the middle class and businesses.
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Trump issued a bunch of executive orders proclaiming this and that regulation destroyed, but it turns out executive orders have no legal force.
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The most recent study, published this Tuesday in the journal Psychological Medicine, inspired dozens of stories proclaiming felines do not, after all, cause schizophrenia.
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Nate Diaz is firing shots at Conor McGregor and Dana White -- mocking the UFC duo on social media while proclaiming HIMSELF the real champ.
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Newton took the field at Levi's Stadium for warmups rocking a pair of glitzy gold cleats accurately proclaiming himself MVP just above the ankles.
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Bannon has made it abundantly clear that he's a white supremacist as well, recently proclaiming that Trump followers should now embrace terms like racist.
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The leaders of the current "revolt against the elites" in the West have signalled their tough-minded approach by proclaiming their admiration for him.
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Butts, who quit earlier this month while proclaiming his innocence, asked on Thursday to speak to the justice committee to address Wilson-Raybould's remarks.
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He was struck by the headlines—decades old news stories proclaiming that a world free of death and disease was just around the corner.
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After five minutes of picking, oohing, ahhing and proclaiming that our diets "for real" would start tomorrow, I needed to take a brief repose.
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Each year, more and more companies and corporations show up to pride events with ornate floats and rainbow confetti, proclaiming acceptance of LGBTQ identities.
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The photos sent tabloids into a tizzy as they frantically printed covers proclaiming that Jen was pregnant with a "miracle baby" at age 47.
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Huawei's vice president for Europe, Abraham Liu, gave a speech this morning proclaiming that America's founding fathers would be alarmed by President Trump's actions.
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When they aren't outright proclaiming an event is too much of a security risk, they switch the location of events at the last minute.
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For years, Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert firmly denounced tabloid allegations of marital trouble and infidelity, proclaiming that their love was stronger than ever.
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In one adorable post, a decked-out Christmas tree bares placards proclaiming "Merry Christmas" and a staircase is draped in swags of lit greenery.
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Marta Dusseldorp plays the journalist Linda Hillier, Irish's sometimes love, who has moved to Manila after proclaiming that Asia is the new Middle East.
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Now, even that minor advance has been rolled back; some Satmar leaders issued a decree proclaiming that the practice would no longer be tolerated.
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" Lou Dobbs also partook in the attack-Mueller reindeer games on his Fox Business network show, proclaiming it was "time to kill the investigation.
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In the resulting power vacuum, Senator Jeanine Áñez stepped in and declared herself interim president, proclaiming that the Bible had returned to the palace.
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Since then, hurried trial preparations have been underway, with both sides boldly proclaiming that they are looking forward to arguing the dispute in court.
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When Obama gave a State of the Union proclaiming his intention to bypass Congress after it failed to pass immigration reform, Democrats applauded loudly.
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When I wrote this the then Australian prime minister was talking at pro-logging industry dinners and publicly proclaiming 'coal is good for humanity'.
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People who boast their Big Apple bonafides by publicly proclaiming the demerits of any bagel in the public consciousness are not a protected class.
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It means being truly bold — proclaiming, for example, that you will not sleep until you're certain that our next democratic election won't be hacked.
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His colleague Evangeline Ryder (Amy Madigan) has better boundaries but might as well wear a sign proclaiming her a profound empath and active listener.
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The governor general has to give it "royal assent" — a formality — and then a date proclaiming its coming into force has to be set.
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Duc is still begging for his dad's approval, proclaiming his celibacy and courting potential clients with all the disingenuous bravado of an infomercial pitchman.
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Everythingthe baby does — proclaiming song-wordsto the birds, commanding treesto hold still or spill their guts —is magic I haven't given up on yet.
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Yet days before the midterm elections, women are streaming into the president's campaign events wearing bedazzled hats and T-shirts proclaiming Mr. Trump's greatness.
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Both leaders have responded to the probes in much the same way -- blaming the opposition, blasting the media, slamming leaks and repeatedly proclaiming innocence.
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There is moral hazard for Washington in belligerently proclaiming support for a nation when it has zero intention to fight on that nation's behalf.
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Critic's Notebook If the suit is dead, as doomsayers never tire of proclaiming, then late-night television must be dressed for its glamorous wake.
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The masks weren't just an effective prevention device: They also were an excellent PR tool for proclaiming China's position as a modern, scientific nation.
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Inside, instead of Olmsted's lush wall of edible greenery, there's a neon sign proclaiming "Oui Chef!" and an otherworldly mushroom garden along the ceiling.
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It also saw the president proclaiming a diplomatic victory — and hailing China's support — after the Security Council voted to impose those sanctions on Saturday.
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For much of Tuesday, Democratic members of Congress have been proclaiming on social media that no, they will not be attending Mr. Trump's inauguration.
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The government has said that urging people not to vote — or even publicly proclaiming one's own intention to stay home — can be considered illegal.
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It was hard to see the headlines proclaiming that the north magnetic pole is speeding toward Russia and not feel a pang of anxiety.
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Impatient brands constantly opt to toss one name for another, and this game of designer musical chairs has talent proclaiming they are burned out.
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But at the same time it announced this initiative, it got itself into trouble by also proclaiming that it would offer free memberships to teens.
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Mourning, protesting and decrying Webber's killing is not the same as proclaiming his innocence or or trying to justify the crimes he may have committed.
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" The second ad, which began airing Thursday in the Pittsburgh media market, features Trump looking directly into the camera and proclaiming that "Washington is broken.
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He was rehabilitated only after Stalin's death—but upset the party again by proclaiming his innocence in an appearance before foreign students a year later.
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The baths on 10th Street, which had a sign proclaiming the business the "straight place," were among the few spared, but they were in shambles.
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The town sign, proudly proclaiming a current population of 92, is a hit with tourists, artfully surrounded by rusting car wrecks embedded in the dirt.
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Not only did Abadi declare, "God willing, the decisive battle will begin soon," but leaflets proclaiming, "It's victory time," also rained over the city Sunday.
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Medrano-Segovia pulled out a knife and threatened partygoers while proclaiming he was a member of the notorious vicious street gang MS-13, police said.
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" Cohen continued to poke and prod, proclaiming: "You can't be attacking honest, fascist people that just want to express their right to start a genocide.
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Why in the world did Trump also surprise his Treasury Department by proclaiming that by Wednesday or shortly after, he will propose his tax plan?
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And in 2011, Trump launched his current political iteration as a darling of the Republican right by proclaiming his doubts about President Barack Obama's citizenship.
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The next day, Gou flew his team to Sharp's Osaka headquarters and emerged triumphantly waving a document, proclaiming Sharp had granted Foxconn preferred negotiation rights.
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There are still tons of deepfake videos easily accessible on Pornhub, despite the platform proclaiming in February that it would ban any deepfakes it catches.
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The announcement about the tax speech comes shortly after Trump hosted manufacturers in the Oval Office and signed a document proclaiming Friday National Manufacturing Day.
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On July 29, a group of left-wing students, proclaiming themselves Maoists, traveled from around the country to join in the protests, drawing national attention.
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This year, the e-commerce giant is once again upping the ante, proclaiming that there will be "hundreds of thousands of deals" on July 11.
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In late July, a group of left-wing students, proclaiming themselves Maoists, traveled from around the country to join in the protests, drawing national attention.
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We also saw the heart-wrenching video of the disabled man tortured mercilessly for days in Chicago by youths proclaiming their opposition to the president.
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It seems like a distant memory now, but it was only about six months ago that Republican leaders were giddily proclaiming a new political era.
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The 1,21869-member capacity audience included many people holding their own "white balance"-type signs, card stock scrawled with Sharpie proclaiming their debt, their dispossessions.
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Clinton has a similar powerful ad featuring Morgan Freeman proclaiming that she "stands with us," Mr. Sanders has Ms. Garner making the case for him.
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The resilient support for Mr. Trump is hard to square with a constituency best known for trumpeting "family values" and proclaiming the nation's moral decline.
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"Cash me ousside" girl, aka Danielle Bregoli, has upped her swagger ... telling Champion sportswear to f*** off, and proclaiming herself the new thing in Hollyhood.
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He believed his purpose in life was to bring justice to as many of God's children as possible while proclaiming the revolutionary power of belief.
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Along this blighted landscape parents walked children home wearing big buttons proclaiming "SAFE WAY" as both warning to thugs and an incantation to the Almighty.
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Pictured above, Mr. Puigdemont on Sunday visited the grave of Lluís Companys, a Catalan leader who was imprisoned after proclaiming a Catalan state in 1934.
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Many of Mr. Weah's supporters had been proclaiming him the outright winner, and he appeared to be doing better than most political watchers had expected.
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Frankie concludes the song proclaiming there "ain't but one big heart for the whole world," and for those few radiant minutes, you actually believe her.
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During his tenure, Mr. Carney, who had previously run Canada's central bank, has been a steadfast counterpoint to the politicians proclaiming the upsides to Brexit.
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By proclaiming Trump as illegitimate, Lewis is not just attacking the president-elect; he is attacking all the men and women who voted for him.
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Polaris unveiled the first ProStar-powered RZRs on New Year's Eve in 2010, proclaiming that they could accelerate 29 percent faster than any other model.
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In a reference to Trump proclaiming himself a "very stable genius," Bernie Sanders ribbed the president over his prediction that the virus is going away.
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Then, a few weeks before the presidential election in 2017, came the "fake news," as he called it, proclaiming that he was indeed a candidate.
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Even as the scrapping of the next wave of tariffs weighed as positive for the global economy, few were proclaiming the advent of enduring peace.
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Dance historians are fond of proclaiming that dance, alone among the Western arts, is passed down hand to hand, like folk arts in traditional societies.
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Or, it could be a call proclaiming you won the lottery, but in order to collect the winnings, you have to pay a transaction fee.
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And he wasn't afraid to use nuance when it was called for, which in this age is braver than flat-out proclaiming someone a racist.
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Clinton was always proclaiming herself to be the proven warrior in the field — toughened up and battle-scarred from decades of waging fights against Republicans.
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" Democratic presidential candidate and Texas native Beto O'Rourke on Saturday reacted to news of this mass shooting by proclaiming, "We need to end this epidemic.
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A man who once famously—if softly—proclaimed himself a rock and an island was now proclaiming himself a Puerto Rican hoodlum named Salvador Agron.
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Many took Williams comments to mean that he was proclaiming himself to be gender-fluid and it was met with some support on social media.
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Of course, Towns was also PUMPED on the outcome of the game ... yelling like a maniac and proudly proclaiming, "I ain't never been so happy!"
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He's so annoyed by the drive for recounts in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan that he's proclaiming his vote rigged, too (even though he, you know, won).
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" People waved "Science is Real" signs and "Stop gun violence" signs, "Black Lives Matter" signs and at least one proclaiming "Grab him by the tax return.
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Sinha's edits also led to the official BJP Assam Pradesh account proclaiming that the prime minister had destroyed all villages and made women slaves to cooking.
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Last weekend, Trump trotted out a new lawyer, Jay Sekulow, who made the rounds on the Sunday talk shows proclaiming that Trump is not under investigation.
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So it raises the question ... just what is Pius up to, proclaiming he has "nothing to say to those who have the slightest doubt in God"?
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"I think it's too little, too late," Housley, who wore a red T-shirt proclaiming "We Got This," said in an interview Saturday with BuzzFeed News.
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" The day before, Marie Claire ran a backhanded compliment of a nonreview proclaiming that "A Wrinkle in Time Isn't a Great Movie, But That's Completely Irrelevant.
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Like the newer video, the 2016 footage was met with such disbelief from viewers that it inspired a Snopes article proclaiming that Almighty Chubbs is real.
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He said he's given at least six speeches proclaiming his willingness to vote along with the voters in his district, should he represent it in Cleveland.
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President Donald Trump launched his bid for the White House proclaiming that "the American dream is dead"; he has used "America first" as a rallying cry.
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Instead, as he has in other instances when women have made allegations of abuse, he adamantly stuck to saying the men proclaiming innocence should be heard.
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Once upon a time there were the unnamed sculptors who carved the "Colossi of Memnon", proclaiming the pomp of the pharaoh in statues 18 metres high.
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But NASA has been exuberantly proclaiming that it will send astronauts to Mars in two decades or so, although that is currently more aspirational than actual.
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If you have a ton of ripped music, playlists and a highly organized library, you might have worried about some headlines proclaiming that iTunes is dead.
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On the previous night Provo, a Dutch anarchist group, had put up flyers proclaiming that "the asphalt terror of the motorised bourgeoisie has lasted long enough".
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It wasn't until recently that our 8-year-old daughter started sleeping in her own room after proclaiming she was no longer afraid to snooze alone.
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" Teigen can be heard saying in the background of the baby announcement video, with the future big sister pointing at her mom's stomach and proclaiming, "Baby!
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" This sense of crisis is a belief the resistance shares with the pro-Trump movement, emblematized by Michael Anton's essay proclaiming 2016 the "Flight 93 election.
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The issue is back in focus after a Moroccan-born French national killed four people in southwestern France on March 23, proclaiming allegiance to Islamic State.
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Screenshot: safecrackersOf course, the practice of loudly proclaiming you and your group of friends successfully stole the latest version of some game is far from dead.
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With so many pro-Trump pundits proclaiming that the President is playing 3D chess with his politics, weird chess variants are having something of a moment.
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But if you dismiss out of hand the value of personal experience by proclaiming that your writing proves it isn't necessary, then you haven't done it.
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If Jussie goes for it in a trial, he risks a judge proclaiming he faked the alleged attack ... something that could be devastating to his career.
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He railed against the manufactured guilt produced by the Holocaust and Jim Crow, proclaiming that it was holding whites back from being heroes and reentering history.
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The UN says that discussions about proclaiming a top-level crisis are "really happening", although it will probably make the call internally, rather than in public.
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It reminds me of the Parisian ballets of Serge Lifar, where dancers are forever preening themselves and proclaiming "Moi!" without really showing us why they dance.
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Let them issue a statement proclaiming that only law enforcement agents who voted for Trump may participate in an investigation in which he is a subject.
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Pakenham exited the room proclaiming the case a "slam dunk," only to learn, two weeks later, that the judge had taken pity on the driver. ♦
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I responded to the shout about not wanting Zionists there by proclaiming that I was a proud Zionist who believes in two states for two peoples.
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After proclaiming he was in touch with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in 2016, Stone amended his story to say he actually used a back channel: Credico.
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He paced his quarters with me seated there late into the night proclaiming victory over matters of time based on his initial interpretations of the substance.
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Seeking access instead of answers, some reporters have still not scrutinized Trump to the fullest extent, instead proclaiming him presidential when he speaks in complete sentences.
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I have not witnessed any belief or trust in the president's attitude, apart from those who might seek some advantage for themselves in proclaiming their solidarity.
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The extortionist rages in the video about Kevin proclaiming he's now a one woman man and how she says it's all just a big, fat lie.
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On "Formation," the first single off of Lemonade, released in February, Beyoncé trumpeted the hot sauce she totes in her bag, proclaiming her strong Texas roots.
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NATO, the US-led military alliance formed to thwart the Soviet threat, tried to increase pressure by proclaiming in December that Russia violated the treaty's terms.
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Now is the time to counter lies with facts, repeatedly and unflaggingly, while also proclaiming the greater truths: of our equal humanity, of decency, of compassion.
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So Mr. Netanyahu canceled his meeting with Mr. Gabriel, proclaiming that he would not welcome diplomats who met with organizations that, he said, "slander" Israeli soldiers.
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At the Sinohydro construction sites for the Nam Ou cascade dams, giant red banners hang off rock faces, proclaiming the importance of Chinese-Laotian socialist brotherhood.
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Students start the day proclaiming, "We will be like Che," referring to Che Guevara, the Argentine revolutionary who fought alongside Fidel Castro in the Cuban revolution.
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The vixen soprano in Bach's "Coffee Cantata" isn't shy about proclaiming her addiction to the dark brew, which she says tastes sweeter than a thousand kisses.
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The chip maker unveiled its latest Core desktop processors on Monday, proclaiming up to 5003 percent frame-rate improvements for PC gaming versus the previous models.
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Many of Chen's fans took to social media to congratulate the musician on his engagement and on his fiancée's pregnancy, proclaiming their support for the star.
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A number of mosques throughout Jakarta have hung banners proclaiming, "This mosque doesn't pray for dead supporters of blasphemers;" they refer, of course, to Ahok's backers.
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Meanwhile, China, in a reversal, is proclaiming itself to be the champion of Paris, if only as a way of enhancing its own world-leader credentials.
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Bannon, fighting on the opposite side of Trump, had been clear in proclaiming Moore as the anti-establishment conservative taking on the entrenched powers in Washington.
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Mr. Trump makes statements proclaiming his innocence on a daily, if not hourly, basis — so often that nothing really sticks, creating all but indistinguishable white noise.
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" Proclaiming his innocence, he attacked Democratic leadership and threw a question back at the crowd: "How do you impeach a president who didn't do anything wrong?
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The Scranton native distinguishes himself by proclaiming he is "a pro-life Democrat," but that doesn't seem to have hurt him in liberal suburban Philadelphia counties.
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Adding to that feeling was a tweet by Ms. Budman in early July proclaiming that "we have to fight" to keep the district in Republican control.
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Lakou Mizik added lyrics in Haitian Kreyol proclaiming the Haiti-New Orleans connection; the 79rs Gang, a Mardi Gras Indian alliance, sings the New Orleans chants.
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Barcelona Mayor Ada Colau advised Puigdemont against proclaiming independence on the basis of the referendum results and she urged Rajoy to rule out suspending Catalonia's autonomy.
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Unfortunately, that cadre of loyal Jelena stans is taking to Gomez's personal assistant's social media feeds after she liked a singular post proclaiming that Jelena is dunzo.
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It wouldn't be surprising if he showed -- he's been as strong this week as he was at the beginning of the saga -- proclaiming the "attack" was real.
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The app comes equipped with a unique number of emojis, including a woman in a chador holding up a sign proclaiming "death to America," the BBC reports.
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Saturday Night Live even aired its own parody of the Trump interview that concluded with an exasperated Lester Holt (played by Michael Che) proclaiming that nothing matters.
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"Anna visits me in my dreams and talks to me all the time," Ivanov told the court before proclaiming that his love for her will never wane.
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In what might be her most outrageous video yet, Cardi parades in front of cameras and fervent supporters proclaiming her innocence as she walks into a courthouse.
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The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley It was a dream that nabbed Holmes Ted Talks, magazine covers, and headlines proclaiming her the next Steve Jobs.
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Yet too often, they attempt to play a shell game, proclaiming that "blue lives matter" and blaming black protesters for "making an agenda" out of police violence.
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At around 2:30 on Monday afternoon, at a rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Donald Trump was loudly, confidently and repeatedly proclaiming his impending victory in Iowa.
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The Cabin at the End of the World would be scary enough as a supernatural story about four people proclaiming to be the messengers of the apocalypse.
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"There hasn't been election fever," concedes Mr Evans, as he shoves leaflets proclaiming his passion for traffic decongestion through the letterboxes of large houses with tidy gardens.
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After the host played a clip of daughter Ensa Cosby proclaiming her father was innocent and racism was a factor in the case, the comedian cautiously agreed.
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He's also learned the legislative process is more complex than the business world — after running for office proclaiming his deal-making skills would take Washington by storm.
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If he achieves that, his mission truly will be accomplished, and he can raise a banner above the White House proclaiming as much for all to read.
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" WikiLeaks' Julian Assange shot back on Twitter that the intelligence agencies "now go around proclaiming who is and who isn't a journalist or publisher," adding, "What nonsense.
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At the same time, they are pursuing a fresh line of attack in public, shifting from proclaiming the president's innocence to attempting to undermine the probe itself.
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And Wall Street's secretive but influential community of independent research providers has been proclaiming for months that Germany's largest bank does not have enough cash to survive.
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Such assertions of support are likely why a man like Moore felt comfortable enough to fund-raise just hours later -- while boldly proclaiming the name of God.
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For weeks, protesters maintained a presence in and around the Senate, waving signs in support of Christine Blasey Ford and proclaiming their allegiance to survivors of abuse.
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In private conversations, Trump still speaks dismissively of the Russia investigation, referring to it as "bulls---" and proclaiming "I don't know any Russians!" multiple sources told CNN.
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The president began the relationship even before his inauguration by proclaiming his displeasure at the cost of the next-generation Air Force One that Boeing is building.
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The infraction carried a 10-day suspension, but Sutton, proclaiming his innocence, said he would sue the National League and Harvey for depriving him of a livelihood.
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Several newspapers took particular exception to the front page of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo that featured dubious-looking characters holding signs proclaiming Je Suis Panamá.
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The Yukon government got caught with its pants down (not sorry) after it launched a health campaign boldly proclaiming that its residents "need the D" last Friday.
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Police had also charged Tendai Biti, an opposition leader and former finance minister, with inciting violence and protests by proclaiming that the opposition had won the elections.
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China's propaganda machine took a victory lap after the talks, proclaiming that a strong challenge from the United States had been turned aside, at least for now.
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Earlier Monday, rival chip maker Intel unveiled its latest Core desktop processors, proclaiming up to 25 percent frame-rate improvements for PC gaming versus the previous models.
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His path through the justice system is his hellscape, and he trudges confusedly, angrily through it, proclaiming his innocence of those offenses and his guilt of others.
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Ghosn has enjoyed an outpouring of support from Lebanese since his 2018 arrest, with billboards proclaiming "We are all Carlos Ghosn" erected in solidarity with his case.
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The head of school, David Te Grotenhuis, is proud of his school's Christian character — "proclaiming the lordship of Jesus Christ," he said — and its Spanish immersion program.
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Those with traumatic memories of waiting for the restroom at Glasslands can breathe easy: Elsewhere is overrun with bathrooms, most of them loudly proclaiming their gender neutrality.
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The test comes in the wake of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un proclaiming that his country is suspending both ICBM and nuclear tests for the foreseeable future.
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In 2012, Harper's Conservatives were at the zenith of their power in Canada, gleefully slashing science budgets amid punditry proclaiming a permanent rightward shift in the country's politics.
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In Federalist 68, Hamilton made the case for the Electoral College, proclaiming that if the manner of selecting the president was not perfect, it was at least excellent.
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But he has had a weekly show on a sympathetic TV channel and traveled the country to meet voters, while posters proclaiming "Zeman Again" hang around the country.
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Brandt's campaign was hyper-personal, known as the "Willy Election"; Mr Schulz orates under banners proclaiming "Time for Martin" and in front of crowds chanting his first name.
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"Miami High new alternate uniforms," Drake wrote on his Instagram story over the weekend, proclaiming in a hashtag that he too would be wearing the uniform this summer.
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So brutal has the government's campaign against it been—including the imprisonment of thousands of Falun Gong followers—that practitioners are extremely wary of proclaiming their beliefs openly.
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Mr. Castor had been forceful on Tuesday in proclaiming that, as a "sovereign," he had the power to make an immunity decision that was binding on his successors.
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Before I was at the center of this discussion, I remember reading a ridiculous headline proclaiming "Wife of Chicago Bears Linesman Wins Olympic Bronze Medal" (Cory Cogdell-Unrein).
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Since his indictment by special counsel Robert Mueller last week, Roger Stone has been omnipresent in the media, proclaiming his innocence and decrying the circumstances of his arrest.
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A series of photos – some rarely seen, others shared by the very modern Queen on her social media – show how comfortable they are in publicly proclaiming their love.
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Now, he has his largest show ever, featuring three new photos and his first indoor installation, an Escher-esque staircase proclaiming the name of the show, Bending Reality.
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In a Wednesday sit-down with Good Morning America after receiving her jail sentence, Miller howled when shown the headlines proclaiming she attempted to hide $775,000 of income.
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Proclaiming a faith in God or a belief in the traditional family was a sure way of getting yourself kicked off the Notting Hill dinner-party invitation list.
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Netflix has a tradition, in practice since 2015, of annually proclaiming which TVs, of all the TVs in the land, are best suited to serving you its content.
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The 51-year-old Oscar winner opened up about her strong belief in God and proclaiming her faith out loud in the May 2019 cover of Vanity Fair.
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You know, what does it look like to have two individuals who've been convicted of serious crimes serving life sentences but proclaiming from behind bars that they're innocent?
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Kim and Khloé are bonding a lot over Khloé's pregnancy, and the two can't resist proclaiming that they are best friends and closer than they've ever really been.
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" On Capitol Hill, Representative Steve Scalise, the No. 3 House of Representatives Republican, reacted to Lynch's announcement by proclaiming: "Secretary Clinton broke the law and lied about it.
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Matobato says they bear the hallmarks of those perpetrated by the DDS -- faces bound in electrical tape, crude cardboard signs around the victims' necks, proclaiming their alleged crimes.
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Despite sophisticated reporting in some quarters, many in the media are covering the controversy with all the subtlety of Robert DeNiro proclaiming "F--- Trump" at the Tony Awards.
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In fact, if you search "Melania Trump" and "class" on Twitter, you'll see plenty of enthusiasts proclaiming that Melania is "finally" bringing class back to the White House.
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As I checked into inns, fought Confoundables, and returned Unfoundables, I was bombarded by an assault of numbers, colors and data loudly proclaiming that I was levelling up.
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Google, the self-proclaiming "don't be evil" conglomerate that has wormed its way into all of our lives has a similar stance on company leakers: find and punish.
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Proclaiming to take down officials at all levels of power, or "tigers and flies," the campaign has charged huge numbers of Chinese officials, almost 300,000 in 2015 alone.
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That political action committee's ad, however, titled "Math," also goes after Mr. Kasich, proclaiming Mr. Cruz as the only candidate who has the chance to stop Mr. Trump.
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Trump's flirtations with open bigotry became more pronounced leading up to the midterms, as he rallied his base by proclaiming, to rousing applause, that he is a nationalist.
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Even as early as the morning of the trial, the eight defendants were proclaiming their innocence, but in the afternoon the group unexpectedly decided to change their plea.
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Even better, she could use that evening's victory to elevate the issue of D.C. statehood by looking into a bank of cameras and proclaiming her support for it.
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He taunted Hispanic Democrats, telling them he had called federal immigration agents to deport the protestors, some of which he said were holding signs proclaiming their undocumented status.
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He was so healthy that at a well-child visit soon after he turned 7, his pediatrician gave him a high five, proclaiming an awesome bill of health.
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Donald J. Trump and Ben Carson "buried the hatchet" on Friday as Mr. Carson endorsed the Manhattan businessman, proclaiming him the best person to be America's next president.
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CEO Pete Lau hit the stage this week backed by a slide proclaiming that the company's 5493 handset would be the first to market with the Snapdragon 855.
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But Blanton had a lot of enemies, and they were quick to denounce his letter, proclaiming it "the most indecent letter" ever to be entered on the Record.
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Infiltration is, naturally, a happy man about this—although his tweet proclaiming just that doesn't exactly paint the picture of a man having the time of his life.
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" Few tried to cross the rows of smartly dressed protesters—men in suits and dapperly tilted fedoras, bouffanted women carrying purses with picket signs proclaiming "DON'T BUY HERE.
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A famous American visited Windsor for an event at the castle with the royal family, and got a rapturous welcome from hordes of people proclaiming British-American unity.
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Since then, other disturbing stories have emerged in the German news media: an Afghan boy greeting his teacher with "Heil Hitler" and proclaiming that he, too, was Aryan.
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For instance, when Leonardo DiCaprio finally won Best Actor, he dedicated his precious time to discuss climate change, proclaiming that we should not take our planet for granted.
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" The victorious, inspirational tasks of a movie theme are handled by the marching beat and by SZA's chorus, singing about dreams and proclaiming, "All the stars are closer.
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Instead, he spent three minutes berating Democratic leaders for saying unpleasant things about him, before proclaiming that he would not work with them until they stopped investigating him.
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" It's not hard to imagine President Trump railing against the heavens, orange pate standing in for Lear's "white head," proclaiming himself "a man more sinn'd against than sinning.
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Stenger opened the trial Tuesday by proclaiming that all senators must remain silent during the proceedings or face the "pain of imprisonment," a traditional pronouncement before such trials.
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Banners proclaiming "Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of the Deal" — the catchy slogan chosen for the yearlong celebration — hung at every corner of the sprawling gold-bedecked property.
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He'll stall sessions with non-sequiturs, complaining at random about Amazon's tax status or proclaiming that he's only visited Russia once, for the Miss Universe pageant in 2013.
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" In veiled remarks to European countries who have been criticized for not spending enough on security, Macron added: "Simply proclaiming one's commitment to collective security is not enough.
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Proclaiming his innocence, Netanyahu said in a statement, "Soon they will blame the Netanyahus for the murder of Arlosoroff," referring to the assassination of Zionist leader Haim Arlosoroff.
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Instead, it was Felix Tshisekedi — the son of the opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi — who could be seen on Twitter and Facebook streams, hugging his wife and proclaiming victory.
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Part of that was proclaiming a national "bank holiday" to stop bank runs, followed by a new temporary measure in which the Federal Reserve guaranteed all bank deposits.
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Michael Blackson soon stepped in to give his own take, proclaiming that "Z-list" celebrities (like himself) should donate too—even if they can only scrounge up $50.
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Sex workers' rights advocates were concerned when a line proclaiming solidarity with sex workers' rights movements was apparently removed from the Unity Principles — the line was later reinstated.
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Hideo mentions feeling like he's a background character in the story of his girlfriend and her ex-boyfriend, despite proclaiming "I am a hero!" early on in the book.
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Saenz, who has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair, wore a bright yellow shirt proclaiming "MY MEDICAID MATTERS" as cries of "Kill the bill!" echoed around the Senate hallways.
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Nurses shout to be heard as they rush through the dimly-lit corridors, past peeling, faded posters proclaiming 'Ebola is real!' and prompting people to 'Smile!' and 'Say Thanks!
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Conservatives are proclaiming the deal that staved off a building Republican revolt in the Senate as a media-confounding coup for the President's unpredictable art of the deal tactics.
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At the post-fight presser, toting a mini-UFC belt and proclaiming himself the interim heavyweight champion, Lewis elaborated on why he was holding his stomach after the fight.
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When Bill, 80, was accused of sexual assault in late 2014, Ensa publicly supported her father, proclaiming he is innocent and that racism was a factor in the case.
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On the streets of most cities, billboards proclaiming that Turks will never succumb to putschists or terrorists mingle with banners calling for a Yes vote in the constitutional referendum.
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NOPE. It's a solid teen drama, but I definitely do not need more than 60 tweets proclaiming my love of One Tree Hill floating out there on the internet.
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Women gather behind a banner proclaiming the voting duties of every citizen during a Congress of Industrial Organizations' Political Action Committee sponsored voter registration drive in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1952.
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Rather than trying to force Rocco back to the U.S. through a judge's order, she's trying to win him back by proclaiming her undying love ... frequently through social media.
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Chalamet, who appears in the forthcoming film A Rainy Day in New York, released a statement via Instagram proclaiming that he wouldn't profit from his work on the movie.
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The "Hotline Bling" singer has never shied away from showing his adoration of the Barbados-native, publicly proclaiming his love for Rihanna at the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards.
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With the "exit" of United and now Aetna from the Obamacare health exchanges, many people are proclaiming the end of those exchanges and thus the end of Obamacare itself.
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Far from proclaiming their presence or provoking visual confrontation with my fellow pedestrians, the long-tailed shirt, dark turtleneck and belted overcoat with softly sloping shoulders skewed toward anonymity.
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Friday's DeploraBall hosted by Gays For Trump and proclaiming itself to be "the gayest gala in DC" wasn't actually in DC at all, but instead in sleepy Potomac, Maryland.
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President Donald Trump is celebrating Tuesday night&aposs election results by proclaiming himself "2200 for 28!" on Twitter, even though two of the races remain too close to call.
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"I am fired up, and I cannot wait to get out there and campaign for Hillary," he says, proclaiming her the most qualified candidate to ever seek the office.
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That's led to Facebook proclaiming it will remove 20% of news from the News Feed as it prioritizes content that's not just meaningful, but stimulates meaningful interactions between users.
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" Denis Hart, Pell's successor as archbishop of Melbourne, has said the cardinal has "freshness and honesty, a regard for truth and a fearless proclaiming of it that I admire.
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Proponents of the Export-Import Bank waive off the U.S. taxpayer support of foreign, state-owned companies by proclaiming these awkward financial arrangements create jobs right here in America.
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Borrowing from that old far-right playbook, Vox has claimed a monopoly on nationhood, arrogantly proclaiming what the nation is and who its true citizens are and are not.
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The ad closes with the narrator proclaiming: "Together, we'll make America great again," as scene after scene of campaign rallies culminate with a double thumbs-up from Mr. Trump.
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Proclaiming herself an incarnation of the Maitreya Buddha, she shored up her power by imprisoning members of the Tang imperial line and had many political opponents exiled or killed.
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The company put a splash page on its website proclaiming, "The President Stole Your Land," urging customers to support public land advocacy groups and tweet their disapproval to Trump.
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Last week, partly in response to recent attacks in Würzburg and Ansbach, in Bavaria, by men proclaiming loyalty to the Islamic State, Germany's interior minister proposed new security measures.
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To show one's skepticism about an official narrative by proclaiming that one knows the narrative to be a lie could be defended as an act of anti-authoritarian pluck.
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The town became known as the Free State of Jones, and some believe that Knight wrote his own constitution, proclaiming that all men are created equal regardless of race.
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When the Confederates finally pulled out of Jones County proclaiming victory, Knight and his men rose from the swamps and got back to work raising hell against the army.
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Kishuya in Hartsdale has added a happy hour, with a banner in its window proclaiming ramen and izakaya, which is sort of a Japanese version of a small tavern.
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Even dead celebs are distancing themselves from Trump post-mortem, with Nancy Sinatra proclaiming on Twitter that, were he alive today, her father wouldn't perform and support Trump's bigotry.
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You'd think, too, that speakers would feel at least a little uneasy about speaking in front of banners proclaiming the latest "Lying Feminist of the Month"—but apparently not.
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With more and more women embracing their natural texture and proclaiming the fact that Black girls (and their hair) are, indeed, magic, these harmful messages are — hopefully, gradually — disappearing.
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King Myers dropped a tune called "Propaganda" and slapped Kanye's fingerprints all over it -- using 'Ye's Twitter avatar as his cover art and proclaiming it was produced by 'Ye.
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Hurt and humiliated as she was by Donald's infidelity, however, Ivana remains a loyalist, proclaiming, "I believe he'll be a great president," perhaps the first in a family dynasty.
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" In 21964, in an effort to set the record straight, he appeared on the cover of Architecture magazine proclaiming, "I am not now and never have been a postmodernist.
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" An earlier version of this obituary misstated the year Mr. Venturi appeared on the cover of Architecture magazine proclaiming, "I am not now and never have been a postmodernist.
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We just thought, oh my god…" The food truck event was broadcast on live TV, with the team happily proclaiming, "We're Rooftop Smokehouse, and we started in our terrace!
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But proclaiming Ronda, or any other woman, as the 'face' of women's MMA is problematic because it reinforces the idea that women are always represented by a singular ideal.
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Galvanized by the election, women are proclaiming their intent to run for office at record levels — a trend that began right after the election and has only intensified since.
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In one instance, in the early 1980s, Mr. Gyatso was caught with a Tibetan flag, writings by the Dalai Lama and materials to make posters proclaiming a free Tibet.
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Restany wrote the original manifesto for the group, titled The Constitutive Declaration of New Realism, proclaiming that Nouveau Réalisme meant art taking on new ways of perceiving the real.
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On Monday, protesters stripped nearly naked in the public gallery of the chamber, proclaiming that climate change, not the stalemate over Brexit, was the real emergency facing the country.
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He is backing Donovan in New York, giving the buttoned-up former Staten Island district attorney and outside allies the cover to air ads proclaiming him a Trump ally.
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AARP also applauded the deal, proclaiming it a victory against big pharma, and the Campaign for Sustainable Rx Pricing (CSRxP) also hailed lawmakers for removing easing the IP protections.
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The political perils of men proclaiming their thoughts on what women ought to say or how they ought to receive medical care should be clear enough to the Republicans.
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The President lauded her strong legal career, proclaiming that she has displayed an "unwavering commitment to justice and integrity" and voicing confidence that Bernstein would serve the public well.
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Doing so hands Syria to Isis, Iran, and Russia in defiance of Trump's other Middle Eastern policies proclaiming Iran an enemy and U.S. policy that aims to thwart Russia.
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All at once, I'm a snotty-nosed teenager proclaiming the superiority of Iranian food to all other cuisines as my dad laughs approvingly and my mum simmers with rage.
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Moore's victory is a big flashing sign the rest of the Republican caucus proclaiming that McConnell's money can't protect them from the anti-establishment tide — even with Trump's endorsement.
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Protesters stripped nearly naked in the public gallery, proclaiming that climate change, not the stalemate over Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, was the real emergency facing the country.
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After the show, Perry signed autographs for fans outside in a graphic tee proclaiming, "Hillary Clinton Is A Badass" with American flag patchwork denim and red and blue coordinating accessories.
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Drake had never shied away from showing his adoration of the Barbados-native, even publicly proclaiming his love for her at the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards in late August.
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Trujillo was recorded admitting to taking the payments and confidently proclaiming that he didn't think the payment would appear suspicious because he used a sham contract to hide his tracks.
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Temer celebrated his Wednesday victory by proclaiming that "the truth had won out" and said his government would return to its task of recovering Brazil from its worst ever recession.
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A recent campaign sign from the National Front paints Marine Le Pen as a defender of women's rights — but with a twist — proclaiming that they're currently under attack from Islam.
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Two named suspects are proclaiming their innocence in the alleged murder-for-hire plot and are headed to trial — while a third has pleaded guilty and is working with police.
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"I'm voting for Bobby," said Melanie Wallace, who wore a name tag proclaiming her membership in the Wetumpka Tea Party, a group founded by Roby's 2016 primary opponent, Becky Gerritson.
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Golden State have been compared to those Michael Jordan-led Bulls all season long, with many former greats proclaiming the Warriors could not have stood the test of past eras.
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Tanks roll backward, explosions implode, victims come back to life — and it's all interspersed with quotes from US officials proclaiming that the US is prevailing against the North Vietnamese Army.
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When it came to attracting the young, the Lib Dems might as well have chosen someone who went around proclaiming that beards and tattoos were outward displays of moral depravity.
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"This year, you can look like shit when you vote," she says, proclaiming that there's nothing in the constitution prohibiting children's onesies and briefs, slime, or no clothing at all.
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A banner proclaiming "#NoBan4Women" and "Support Iranian women to attend stadiums" was held up when Iran played Morocco in their World Cup Group B opener in St. Petersburg last Friday.
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Trump, 246, called out Ryan and other Republicans for giving him "zero support" despite "winning the second debate in a landslide" before proclaiming that Democrats are a more united party.
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After proclaiming "his name is on every piece of trash in town," the Sesame Street characters sing a catchy tune about the trashy grouch that will live on for eternity.
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He responded to the worst mass shooting in U.S. history by proclaiming: Appreciate the congrats for being right on radical Islamic terrorism, I don't want congrats, I want toughness & vigilance.
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" Back in December 2015, Bornstein had written a similarly hyperbolic letter proclaiming: "If elected, Mr. Trump, I can state unequivocally, will be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency.
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Miss Unknown became a subject of curiosity to other patients, then visitors, then journalists and, eventually a parade of Russian aristocrats, some proclaiming her genuine, others declaring her a fraud.
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Last year, he opened the "Dismaland" theme park at the English seaside, where staff carried balloons proclaiming "I'm an imbecile" and model boats full of refugees floated in a pond.
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Jeff Ruch, executive director of the Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, told Bloomberg: "This appears to be another case of the Pruitt EPA proclaiming conclusions exactly opposite...of scientific research."
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The 30-year-old shared an Instagram picture of herself alongside a male friend with a caption proclaiming her appreciation and love of her body, and just herself in general.
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It was typically schizophrenic, one minute puffing his chest out and proclaiming that "we have no fear," only to reassert how getting to the knockout rounds would be a success.
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While there have been myriad articles with similar headlines proclaiming that the GOP is taking on "welfare," these do more to muddle our understanding of Republican priorities than clarify it.
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Jezebel's Bobby Finger rounded up the dozens of covers proclaiming this breakup, and though he says they "called it over and over and over," I'd say he's only part right.
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The 500 Women Scientists' piece attacks Nye for proclaiming to represent the science community while "tacitly [endorsing] climate denial, intolerance and attacks on science" by attending the event with Bridenstine.
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With the announcer proclaiming that Kasich has refused to heed the Republican elders urging him to leave the race, the Ohio governor also looks like an outsider in this ad.
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At the start of February, he launched a Gofundme campaign to raise £12,000 (around $16,000) to place ads promoting a website proclaiming Jackson's innocence on the side of London buses.
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But from donating blood to holding vigils to proclaiming that love is love is love, people all over the world are doing what they can to show that they #StandWithOrlando.
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In the United States, Europe and Latin America, we're seeing more and more headlines proclaiming a child has suffered due to measles -- a disease that is easily preventable by vaccination.
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The Austin City Council recognized Mr. Overton's contributions to the state and country by proclaiming a day in his honor and ceremonially renaming the street he lived on after him.
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Particularly present since Reconstruction, this method involves proclaiming that minorities lack the character and capacity to create effective government, and therefore minority-led jurisdictions are a hopeless drain on resources.
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Mr. Cosby's official Twitter feed, managed by his representatives, posted several messages on Friday proclaiming that he had not agreed to the settlement, with hashtags including #BillCosbyDeniedSettlement, #AIGSettlesWithoutBillCosbyConsent and #BillCosbyWillNotPayADime.
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He had become a model for other progressives seeking office — for outsiders with grass-roots support and uncompromising platforms for change, for D.A. candidates proclaiming themselves the next Larry Krasner.
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And the group specifically weakened language from its 1988 charter proclaiming Jews as enemies and comparing their views to Nazism, though the new document does not replace the original charter.
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Publicly proclaiming the good-faith removal of a handful of accounts from one social media provider doesn't come close to the cross-platform, near-real-time risk management that's required.
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There's Whiterose, calmly walking through a charnel house of slain F.B.I. agents while flanked by her Dark Army minions, proclaiming that her male presenting alter ego, Minister Zhang, is dead.
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" Nauert's comments came after Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke at a rally in Crimea, where he reportedly hailed the annexation of the peninsula from Ukraine, proclaiming that "Crimea returned home.
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They were ultimately released in 2011, however, after entering what is known as an Alford guilty plea, in which they pleaded guilty while at the same time proclaiming their innocence.
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"But the fact remains, as President Reagan said when first proclaiming National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, 'there can be no substitute for victory' in the pursuit of peace,'" Trump said.
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Boyle named his bill after a tweet by Trump over the weekend proclaiming himself a "very stable genius" amid discussion of his mental stability and fitness to serve as president.
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Be Clark Kent, not Superman Sloganeering from the media -- such as the Washington Post proclaiming on its front page "Democracy Dies in Darkness" -- positions them as the opposition to Trump.
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In proclaiming this move, DeVos gave a chilling speech that showed little concern for sexual assault survivors and the protections that help them stay in school and finish their education.
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Years ago, after helping achieve the legalization of same-sex marriage in New York in 2011, the Empire State Pride Agenda disbanded, proclaiming its successes in furthering the L.G.B.T.Q. agenda.
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The Facebook CEO announcing his personal challenge is to better moderate his platform is like a blogger proclaiming their personal challenge is to write words and publish them on the internet.
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There's a green jacket, denim jeans and a graphic T-shirt proclaiming "off-duty fun," while a multi-colored track jacket, denim skirt and Adidas sneakers comprise an "activewear anywhere" outfit.
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Zuckerberg is now using the promise of encryption to sweeten the deal — and attempt to reverse years of reputational damage by proclaiming a near-religious belief in the power of privacy.
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I understand why Warren released her DNA profile to the masses; she has been dogged by scandal since proclaiming she was in fact "Native American" based on her family's oral history.
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The brand sponsored Susan G. Komen for the Cure walks to fight breast cancer and paid the authors of fitness-oriented motherhood blogs to write posts proclaiming their love for LaCroix.
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No sooner had Mr Salvini been sworn in than he was proclaiming his eagerness to kick out the 500,000-600,000 immigrants who are reckoned to be living without authorisation in Italy.
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Her delivery is serene, proclaiming "You know this hair is my shit / Rode the ride, I gave it time" over soft chords that eventually give way into a flourish of brass.
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The best response, perhaps, comes from comedian Alyssa Limperis, who wrote that America's answer for women proclaiming #TimesUp on sexism and inequality is to dress a famous country singer in drag.
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Today many evangelical leaders are fond of proclaiming American Christians' new status as a moral minority, but these students and campus ministers are the ones who are actually living that reality.
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The Skyscraper star is known to show off his adorable girls on Instagram, and on Tuesday shared a sweet video featuring a wide-eyed Jasmine proclaiming her love for her father.
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OKC Thunder fans are gonna love this ... Serge Ibaka says he's not sweating rumors of Kevin Durant bolting the Sooner state ... proclaiming to TMZ Sports he's 100% sure KD's sticking around.
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"Certain countries are blatantly proclaiming self-centered nationalism and modernizing their nuclear arsenals, rekindling tensions that had eased with the end of the Cold War," Matsui said, without identifying the countries.
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Proclaiming their determination to work together to stop illegal migration, Davutoglu and Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras signed an amendment to their readmission agreement to make returning third country nationals easier.
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Clips from other album cuts, including a hip-hop banger with lyrics proclaiming "I got that boom boom all up in your face," are still available across her social media accounts.
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He has made praising the workforce a focus of many of his public speaking engagements, and often answers critical questions about administration policies by proclaiming his obligation to follow the law.
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"In essence, the bakery seeks a constitutional right to hang a sign in its shop window proclaiming, 'Wedding Cakes for Heterosexuals Only,'" the ACLU's David D. Cole wrote in court briefs.
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U.S. Treasury officials have long been vocal in proclaiming the benefits of foreign investment in the United States and clearly articulating the limited (though robust) national security scope of CFIUS's work.
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It's a delicate matter asking victimized peoples to turn their backs on their grievances; Japanese rightists only further offend Koreans by proclaiming that they need to get over their wartime suffering.
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Shawn Oakman is wasting no time proving he's serious about the NFL ... putting in some serious work in the gym just days after proclaiming his dream of playing in the league.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, his staff ensuring that red-green-and-white signs proclaiming "Proud Italian-Americans for Cuomo" lined the route for all behind him — including Mr. de Blasio — to see.
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The weakest parts of the book have him proclaiming a humble altruism that simply doesn't jibe with the more complicated (and, frankly, more interesting) person he otherwise reveals himself to be.
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The smarter declaration, after watching Curry's backcourt play alongside Thompson keep Lillard and C.J. McCollum firmly in their shadow, is proclaiming Steph to be the league's ultimate team-first franchise player.
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President Donald Trump seized on the chaos of Monday evening's Iowa caucuses to attack Democrats, describing the delay of the results as an "unmitigated disaster" and proclaiming himself the only winner.
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President Trump frequently criticized Chicago for its murder rate during the campaign, proclaiming himself a "law and order" candidate who would lower crime rates through his support for tough police measures.
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The worst possible outcome would be for him to sit back, as some of his predecessors have done, proclaiming ever more red lines as North Korea methodically tests missile after missile.
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Of late, the past few years, he made a show of proclaiming that he would lift his heavy hand, hire good people and let them do good things and all that.
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Those who wish to believe that we should undertake unilateral disarmament or restraint from nuclear powers may have the moral satisfaction that comes from proclaiming the virtues of renunciation of power.
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He emphasized that its entrances were perfectly aligned with the rising and setting sun of the winter and summer solstices, proclaiming their intimate knowledge and worship of the life-giving star.
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A new scientific paper, published in the Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences, claims to have finally nailed it, sparking a flurry of press coverage proclaiming the mystery finally solved.
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Back when the media — and much of the party elite — were proclaiming Rubio to be "the Republican savior," they were making a calculation that is 180 degrees opposite from Trump's calculation.
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These can be obtained cheaply and speedily online through a variety of websites that promise to send them overnight, along with certificates, collars, harnesses, vests and other paraphernalia proclaiming "emotional support animal".
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But it was Perry, 34, who seemed particularly blown away by her vocals, proclaiming her "one of my favorite voices I've ever heard in my life" as the last notes faded away.
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Central Cairo is nonetheless adorned with banners and billboards proclaiming support for Sisi, who led the overthrow of Egypt's first freely elected president in 2013 and returned the military establishment to power.
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" When Carl's Jr. released an ad proclaiming it believed in "putting hot models in our commercials because ugly ones don't sell burgers," Puzder called the ad "the core of what we believe.
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That product onslaught puts the company at the forefront of an increasingly large crowd of automakers proclaiming the age of electricity and promising to move away from gasoline- and diesel-powered vehicles.
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Despite the map that may have been going around your Facebook proclaiming that Hillary Clinton won the majority of millennials, the fact is that she didn't win all of the millennial vote.
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But after the hearing, Shkreli tweeted a response proclaiming his innocence when someone else tweeted that he "will likely get away with the securities charges, " on the securities fraud charges he faces.
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In essence, the bakery seeks a right to hang a sign proclaiming: "Wedding Cakes for Heterosexuals Only" America's Supreme Court, like Britain's Supreme Court, is expected to issue a decision this summer.
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Either way, Kanter—who at one point changed his surname to Gulen after being disowned— came to the defense of his father, proclaiming his innocence after police raided his home in Istanbul.
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Offset responded with a tweet proclaiming that he misses Cardi B. And now he's going on a full-on apology tour, with a video he uploaded to Instagram about his birthday wish.
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Recently, a new study comparing the safety of home or birth-center deliveries with hospital deliveries led to headlines proclaiming that babies not born in hospitals were significantly more likely to die.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey celebrated incoming British prime minister Boris Johnson's Turkish heritage on Wednesday, with politicians and media proclaiming that the "Ottoman grandson" could strengthen ties between two countries on Europe's fringes.
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If Mr Mallaby faults Mr Greenspan for inertia on regulation, he is no less critical of the inflation-targeting that Mr Greenspan ultimately adopted, albeit without proclaiming this objective at all clearly.
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As we've told you ... Jussie's in quite a pickle because he's been so strong proclaiming his innocence, that if he settles with the City for ANY amount it would be off script.
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Seconds after Christie finished proclaiming his support, Trump ordered him to "get on the plane and go home," an awkward exchange that was caught on camera and quickly spread around the Internet.
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He is the player whose desire was questioned for proclaiming—correctly—that life is about more than football, even as he routinely jeopardized his long-term health to stay on the field.
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Lest you doubt their excitement over their new baby girl, whom they named Sienna Princess Wilson, Mom and Dad have released a rather artsy video on social media proclaiming their unconditional love.
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Last week, Avery wrote a letter proclaiming his innocence, shortly after his former fiancée said he was guilty — a total 180 from her claims during the trial more than 10 years ago.
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"Our investigation has shown that while the N.F.L. had been publicly proclaiming its role as funder and accelerator of important research, it was privately attempting to influence that research," the study concluded.
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CANTON, N.Y. — After nearly five years of living under suspicion, Oral Nicholas Hillary — accused of murder, and steadfastly proclaiming his innocence — is about to have his fate decided by a single man.
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Phelps won six more medals, including four golds, at the London Games four years later, but in a way his narrative — at least the one worthy of proclaiming — did end in Beijing.
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While proclaiming the need to reduce dependence on fossil fuels, these countries failed to mention that the wealthiest among them were financing a hidden lifeline for their oil, gas and coal interests.
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"He started his tenure proclaiming that he would rather dance than fight, and since then he has managed to do both," said Jim Manley, a former senior communications aide to Mr. Reid.
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Proclaiming that her "soul had been cleansed," she said she was newly determined to lead Latin America's largest country and remain a key player in international efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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I saw the vague Instagrams from Lowndes proclaiming she had met a man with liver spots on his hands, I read Jezebel's Bobby Finger putting it all together, and I bought it.
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The spokesman, Pablo Casado, even drew an analogy with the fate of Lluís Companys, a Catalan leader who was imprisoned for proclaiming a Catalan state in 1934, shortly before Spain's civil war.
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Anyway, at this point Republicans are proclaiming that war is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength and the party that keeps trying to kill Medicare is actually the program's greatest defender.
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Upon revisiting the site via Google Maps, he came upon his subject in greater detail — an edifice proudly proclaiming the adjacent village as the site where Nicephore Niepce invented photography in 1822.
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Foreign investors bought into his liberalising vision after the 2015 election, with Wall Street chiefs such as Jamie Dimon, boss of JPMorgan Chase, proclaiming that Argentina had come in from the cold.
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Everyone in Hollywood is patting themselves on the back for exiling Harvey Weinstein, but this week The Hollywood Reporter raved about 'Daddy's Home 2,' proclaiming, 'Mel Gibson is once again family friendly.
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They include a bucket proclaiming "40 years of reform and opening up" that contains three chicken nuggets, three drinks, two wings, two meat pastries, two burgers and a box of popcorn chicken.
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Flynn also submitted a formal, written statement to the court on Wednesday proclaiming his innocence and seeking to explain why he pleaded guilty to a crime he now says he didn't commit.
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As I wrote way back in 2007, proclaiming a Social Security crisis requiring cuts was seen as a "badge of seriousness," a way of showing how statesmanlike and tough-minded you were.
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Coley never swayed in proclaiming innocence While the settlement brings some sense of justice to Coley and his family, it also means that Rhonda and Donald Wicht's killer or killers escaped arrest.
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Trump has recently taken to proclaiming he is a "nationalist" and berated "globalists" -- two designations that have innocent connotations in some contexts but are also recognized as code words by anti-Semites.
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Trump's most devoted fans — the people currently voicing existential doubts about the legitimacy of American government — are the same ones who, in other contexts, are loudly proclaiming their faith in American values.
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It was from here that Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi made his first and only video appearance, proclaiming himself "caliph" - the ruler of a theocratic Islamic state - on July 4, 2014.
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In some ways, the writers' attempt to speak to class and politics through Van Der Beek's character comes off as cartoonish (in one scene, Matt snorts cocaine while proclaiming "God bless Ronald Reagan").
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" Even beloved hip-hop star Chance The Rapper got in on the Emmys politicism, proclaiming his love for police comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine, but asking, "Where's the cop show where one gets convicted?
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In Philipps' Instagram story, the Los Angeles-based colorist can be seen prepping the star's blonde locks for the peachy-pink dye and proclaiming that she's "super on board" with the color change.
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During his final presidential debate appearance, Trump called opponent Hillary Clinton a "nasty woman" during a heated back-and-forth just minutes after proclaiming himself a champion for gender equality and women's rights.
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An ad looking for a Senior Digital Producer on the Australian job website Seek is proclaiming to be "the worst job in town," with a "poor location," and is "paying below market" value.
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Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of Islamic State, appeared in a video for the first time since proclaiming the creation of a caliphate across parts of Iraq and Syria five years ago.
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James Mattis, the retired Marine general who is under consideration to be Donald Trump's secretary of defense, is beloved among military types for publicly proclaiming the things many of them whisper in private.
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A year after proclaiming how the incidence had decreased in each of the past three seasons, since 2012, members of the league's medical community were left to determine what accounted for the spike.
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Kanye may hog all the headlines when it comes to proclaiming the most stylish rappers alive, but it turns out fellow collaborator 2 Chainz isn't doing too shabby in the fashion department himself.
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It's a role he relishes: He often makes grand romantic gestures, like proclaiming across four billboards along a Palm Springs highway that Williams is the best mother of all time to daughter Olympia.
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" Mensa also issued a press release proclaiming, "Mensa IQ Tests Abound in October — Politicians Welcome," noting that "all brilliance is welcome" and "IQ testing can provide insight on how one's brain processes information.
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Wrestler Andrew Johnson is mulling over the possibility of a lawsuit over the ref cutting off his dreads, and Kevin Spacey has gone off the rails by lapsing into character and proclaiming innocence.
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The claims may seem harmless, but they do matter, because people desperate for alternative treatment options will always be vulnerable to fringes of the online "wellness" movement proclaiming Western medicine is for suckers.
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" Trump had gone after Love, the only black Republican woman in Congress, the day after the midterms, by proclaiming at a press conference that "Mia Love gave me no love, and she lost.
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Proclaiming as much in a headline is often traffic gold: People click and share content that says their habit is good for them; runners especially so, and who doesn't want to live longer?
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Last November, a group of prominent business leaders, worker advocates and policy specialists, including several tech executives, signed a document proclaiming the need for a system of portable benefits for gig-economy workers.
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The march, led by a banner proclaiming "Help End Establishment Politics, Vote No on Hillary," was far larger than any of the protest marches last week in Cleveland at the Republican National Convention.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk revealed the highly anticipated truck on Thursday night in Los Angeles, proclaiming that "trucks have been the same for a very long time" before introducing the unconventionally angular truck.
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Those seeking office, like Ms. Le Pen or Geert Wilders of the Netherlands, saw it as a hopeful sign for their own aspirations, proclaiming that a revolutionary new order was born this week.
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Outside a rally earlier this month in Erie, Pa., T-shirts proclaiming "CNN Sucks!" and rendering its full name as "Communist News Network" were on sale at one stall close to the venue.
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His official bio on the NCAA's site embellishes those years quite a bit, proclaiming him "a former standout wrestler," but Billy himself is the first to refute any notions of his competitive prowess.
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Bolivar became a flashpoint after the electoral council briefly showed the opposition winning on its web site Sunday night before proclaiming the Socialist Party candidate as winner in the early hours of Wednesday.
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The court last Sunday upheld an injunction blocking the elections commission from proclaiming a winner in the presidential election, delaying the results of a vote that has been marred by accusations of fraud.
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Then, in 212, a divided court undid much of Brown's legacy by proclaiming that districts could not consider an individual student's race when making school assignments — even if the purpose was to desegregate.
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Some protesters threw bricks at police outside the nearby Chinese People's Liberation Army base in the city and tore down and set fire to a red banner proclaiming the 70th anniversary on Oct.
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A manifesto proclaiming white nationalist and racist views believed to be written by Crusius was posted on 8chan, an online messaging board, less than 20 minutes before the first 911 calls came in.
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Activists from the environmental charity Greenpeace hung a banner across the facade of the ministry proclaiming "Welcome to Fort NOX," a play on the abbreviation for the nitrogen oxides emitted by diesel vehicles.
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Featuring danceable rhythms and inspired horn lines, songs such as "Zombie" and "Water No Get Enemy" offered up passionate social and political critique while proclaiming the importance of African pride and Black power.
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But as states began passing their own versions of red flag laws, municipalities across the country responded by proclaiming themselves Second Amendment "sanctuaries," saying they wouldn't enforce laws that infringe on their rights.
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I've spent 25 years as a journalist and have repeatedly seen the discomfort that journalists feel about proclaiming one political party to be more successful than the other on virtually any substantive issue.
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After Mr. Trump came into office, proclaiming a wish to work with Russia and maybe even Mr. Assad against the Islamic State, expectations grew that the international community would accept relegitimizing Mr. Assad.
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Beating the fuck out of these women, and then not proclaiming that he or she used to be a man ... if you ever watch the fights, she wasn't winning because she was skillful.
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"Montanans are sick and tired of listening to anti-American, anti-Semite, radical Democrats trash our country and our ideals," Senator Steve Daines of Montana tweeted on Monday, proclaiming his solidarity with Trump.
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Only then will we regain the consensus which we once held, and should continue to hold, proclaiming that the United States is a beacon for protecting the human right of religious freedom worldwide.
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On Easter last year, the boxing impresario Don King -- dressed as Uncle Sam -- joined the President's table and later walked him out, proclaiming loudly to other guests how successful Trump's presidency had been.
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Johnson believes proclaiming his willingness to leave the EU without a deal will force Brussels back to the negotiating table, given that a no-deal Brexit would cause economic chaos across the continent.
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On previous occasions in court, Dear has said he was guilty of attacking the abortion clinic, proclaiming himself "a warrior for the babies," though he also has repeatedly denied he is mentally ill.
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At Dior, where Ms. Chiuri announced her intentions with a barrage of $710 T-shirts proclaiming "We Should All Be Feminists," her work was warmly received by retailers, coolly by some top critics.
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And this spring, the final slab of concrete was laid on a new five-and-a-half-mile boardwalk, with Mayor Bill de Blasio proclaiming its completion a symbol of the area's resiliency.
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" There are also candid lighthearted moments, like the couple reminiscing about the first time they met, only to end with both their heads in their hands and Hill proclaiming, "This is gonna be horrible!
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Calgary Flames coach Glen Gulutzan had no issue revealing his cards when it came to Mike Smith, proclaiming the veteran goaltender will be in net for Wednesday's road game against the Los Angeles Kings.
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Between then and now, the death penalty was suspended, reinstated, there was a gas chamber and then death by lethal injection ... and all the while Cooper sat waiting to die, always proclaiming his innocence.
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" RELATED: Donald Trump suits and ties are made in China Fox also had thoughts on a photo Trump posted of himself eating a taco bowl on Cinco de Mayo and proclaiming, "I love Hispanics.
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Many of the women, smartly turned out, waved "Women for Trump" banners, which had been stacked outside the banquet room door, along with ones proclaiming "Hispanics for Trump" and "Silent Majority Stands with Trump".
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As April cycles into May each year, one thing can be certain: some version of an early 22s era-Justin Timberlake proclaiming "It's gonna be May" is going to pop up on social media.
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Hunter, who wrote an editorial for The Hill in December boldly proclaiming that yes, he vaped, even though "vaping isn't as sexy as smoking old-fashioned cigarettes," either doesn't agree, or doesn't care. Rep.
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Partisanship: Throughout the days that senators such as Susan Collins and Rob Portman, Lisa Murkowski and Dean Heller were proclaiming their independence or moderation, pundits were wondering whether in the end they would fold.
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Cruz's unpopularity among his colleagues could be his undoing as Rubio steps into the role he has been bred for since his 2012 Republican National Convention speech proclaiming himself the GOP version of Obama.
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He determined early not to be unknown, but loud, rough and unmannerly in proclaiming the truth about art: that to have any value it had to be an act of faith, a spiritual thing.
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But is it really no more absurd than proclaiming, with great certainty, that GDP growth in China fell from 6.8% to 6.7% in the year to the first quarter, when it almost certainly didn't?
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" The book ends with "the girl, as yet unknown but who is coming" proclaiming to "the sky empty of God" in the words of Paul Valery: "Beautiful heaven, true heaven, look how I change!
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Huge banners have been displayed across the South Korean capital of Seoul proclaiming "Peace, a new start" amid speculation the two leaders could discuss signing an official peace treaty finally ending the Korean War.
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Even after two-and-a-half years of Trump's turbulent governing style, the spectacle of a president futilely laboring to head off a House vote essentially proclaiming him to be a racist was extraordinary.
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In August, the Business Roundtable issued a statement, signed by nearly 22019 of the nation's top chief executives, proclaiming that for the economy to work for more people, business cannot serve just its shareholders.
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In May 2016, not long after Trump became the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, billboards cropped up across Mumbai proclaiming TRUMP IS BACK and advertising opportunities to buy apartments in the Lodha Group's Trump Tower.
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But following a phone call with Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday, Trump reversed course by proclaiming on Twitter that it was "time for others in the region ... to protect their own territory."
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Anthony Scaramucci may have spent his 11-day tenure as White House communications director proclaiming his love for President Donald Trump, but the pair's Twitter feud has since demolished their former friendship to dust.
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In Istanbul, it is common to see shops proclaiming where in Turkey the owners come from: the Van Breakfast House (the city of Van), the Erzincan Meat and Chicken Market (the city of Erzincan).
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Telling the story of what went wrong is a way to wring insight from failure, but it's also a way of proclaiming membership in a community of innovators who are unafraid of taking risks.
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Mr. Trump, who loves to splash his name across buildings, has a fondness for gold and takes his private jet to campaign events, is hardly shy about proclaiming the extent of his own fortune.
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Regardless of if you're an extrovert or occasionally moonlight as one, proclaiming your intent to "grab some fresh air" is met with raised eyebrows and bobbing chins—few, if any, intended to convey approval.
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This ad, combined with an ad from the Clinton campaign highlighting Hispanic residents proudly proclaiming that they are voting in their first election, seeks to harness that energy just as early voting is beginning.
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The presidential order proclaiming the travel ban, which took effect in December after two broader iterations were blocked by lower courts, applies with varying degrees of severity to seven countries — five with Muslim majorities.
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She plays with dolls that look like her, reads books that feature brown children and had the "Sesame Street" video of a muppet proclaiming that she loves her kinky-curly hair in steady rotation.
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Mr. Trump and other protectionists justify tariffs by proclaiming that they will protect American workers from highly subsidized Chinese companies that sell their steel and aluminum at low prices in the United States market.
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As the mayor conducted his news conference on Tuesday, Mr. Cuomo's office sent out a news release proclaiming that any kind of mass quarantine order would need state approval and that none was imminent.
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Walk past the screen proclaiming, "The people have faith," take a right at the poster glorifying President Xi Jinping and cross the footbridge with the banner declaring a new era of prosperity for China.
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Although Siraj Haqqani's by-line appeared on a New York Times opinion article proclaiming the Taliban's desire for peace, the Haqqanis harbor a profoundly different vision for Afghanistan than do the moderate Taliban members.
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He is now confidently proclaiming that once the coronavirus pandemic passes, we will have a V-shaped U.S. economic recovery that will quickly return the U.S. economy to its former state of robust health.
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Her characters may be unworldly even while proclaiming their worldliness, like the imperious, elderly Miss Doggett, in "Jane and Prudence," who knows that men only want one thing, but cannot remember what it is.
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Others on Twitter denied that they had "consented" to Trump's leadership and a number included the hashtag #StableGenius when commenting on Trump's typo -- referring to the President's series of weekend tweets proclaiming his sanity.
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An artificial &aposFranksgiving&aposFDR apparently agreed with Hahn and Hopkins, proclaiming on October 31 that "a day of general thanksgiving" would be celebrated on November 23, the second to last Thursday in the month.
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Defiantly proclaiming his show a "No Spin Zone," he produced programming infused with patriotism and a scorn for feminists and what he called "the war on Christmas," which became one of his signature themes.
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Renate Schroeder Dolphin, who was the butt of Kavanaugh and friends' "alumni" joke, previously had signed a letter of support for him, proclaiming his respect for women when she knew him in high school.
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In private, Trump has aired frustration that more Republicans aren't proclaiming his innocence as loudly as he is, wondering why his allies in the Senate have remained guarded in their assessment of his behavior.
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"Proclaiming his innocence is ridiculous," said Jeffrey Resnick, the chief prosecutor in St. Croix in 1972, who said there was overwhelming forensic evidence — as well as witness identification and confessions — of Mr. Ali's guilt.
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Like many Democrats, Ms. Harris has sought to align herself with the party's leftward drift in recent years, proclaiming her support for "Medicare for All" and, after an initial hesitation, disavowing most corporate donations.
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In office, he has attempted to perpetuate that angst by proclaiming existential threats to the Republic, be they migrant caravans storming the border, Muslim terrorists flooding the airports or violent immigrants roaming the countryside.
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Inside the court Lee remained emotionless when the sentence was handed down, but outside Lee's supporters were loudly proclaiming his innocence, with up to 800 riot police on hand to control supporters and protesters.
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Just down the street in Berlin's multicultural Kreuzberg district, bright red signs proclaiming "Hayir" - 'No' in Turkish - and "No to dictatorship in Turkey" have been ripped from a fence and now lie on the pavement.
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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (CNN)President Barack Obama emerged from meetings with Gulf leaders Thursday proclaiming he'd pushed through lingering tensions with the region to reach agreements on battling ISIS and stabilizing the ever-volatile neighborhood.
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Puigdemont, who ruled in Catalonia until October and faces arrest in Spain for his role in organizing an illegal referendum on independence and proclaiming a Catalan republic, is currently in self-imposed exile in Belgium.
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This is the constituency Clinton hopes to attract by proclaiming herself a ''progressive,'' even if her added clause — she's ''a progressive who likes to get things done'' — still carries a whiff of Schlesinger-era contempt.
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"Did you know that Katie Holmes has her own entrance into Whole Foods?" we'll hear at dinner with friends, while proclaiming that it can't possibly be true...until we rush home to Google it later.
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Enter Wintrich, a gay conservative outsider, who is proclaiming that the art world is a censorious place that is hypocritical for being less open to conservative positions that discriminate against LGBTQ, female, and minority bodies.
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" Wieners, who never stopped proclaiming himself the cocksucker, neither evades nor transcends the condemnation of the straight world, but demands it: "Damned and cursed before all the world / That is what I want to be.
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" And then Goldberg, feeling the energy of an exciting startup launch, put his foot in his mouth, proclaiming on PandoDaily that "women's publishers have completely lost sight of which decade their readers are living in.
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" On "Beautiful People," Ferg's other grandmother shows up for some spoken-word poetry, in between rhymes from Chuck D and Ferg proclaiming, "Watch what you put in your body, so we can live it long.
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For all the op-eds proclaiming that the Brits need to get the Germans on their side and understand German thinking, Britain has a tendency to misinterpret Germany's position on the EU fundamentally and repeatedly.
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Women calling each other "work wives" seems, on the surface, to be about making a mockery out of that relationship, reclaiming themselves and their place in the office, proclaiming the power of women working together.
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Proponents of the bill are proudly proclaiming that there is no hidden agenda: The bill is not meant to protect life but to engineer public policy that could lead to a national ban on abortion.
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We even had the absurdity of a Gallup poll proclaiming that 51% of those who had heard Trump's speech were less likely to vote for him, which was endlessly repeated by the shills at MSNBC.
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An opening prayer from a Republican lawmaker at the Pennsylvania state House proclaiming her Christian beliefs has drawn backlash as it took place the same day the first Muslim woman was sworn into the body.
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There were already signs of the conspiracy-theory, bigotry-driven politics of this year's election; Donald Trump was loudly proclaiming that Mr. Obama's birth certificate was fake, and Mitt Romney eagerly accepted Mr. Trump's endorsement.
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Trump introduced some of the "angel families," whose children or loved ones had been murdered by undocumented immigrants, while proclaiming his quest for a border wall is part of an effort to protect innocent children.
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Chanting "Belgie barst" — or "Break up Belgium," a Flemish slogan used by one of Belgium's nationalist far-right parties — they brandished flares and threw water bottles at peaceful demonstrators who were holding banners proclaiming unity.
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I mean, the label psychopath is in the very first line he says in the script, so it's pretty much my job to find out what he's trying to do by proclaiming himself as one.
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The Walled Off is Banksy's biggest project since the 2015 "Dismaland" theme park at the English seaside, where staff carried balloons proclaiming "I'm an imbecile" and model boats full of refugees floated in a pond.
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SAO PAULO/RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Five years after Brazilian prosecutors exposed a long-running bribes-for-contracts racket at state-run oil firm Petrobras, the company is proclaiming it has cleaned up its act.
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The smiling sisters each hold up a pennant proclaiming their new grade, wearing matching uniforms, while the second outdoor snap shows them wearing backpacks as they pose with Bush Hager, 37, and dad Henry Hager.
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Mr. Alam, 63, who is also a social activist and entrepreneur, was later taken to a court hearing barefoot, leaning on two officers for support and loudly proclaiming that he had been tortured in custody.
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Now that the hysteria has died down — and, yes, proclaiming World War III as imminent is hysterical — Democrats have to deal with the fallout of condemning Trump more than a repressive and despised Iranian regime.
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In a statement late last week proclaiming October National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, President Trump highlighted the threat to the public and private sectors: "My Administration is committed to protecting Americans against these threats," Trump said.
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But, even before we get to job losing, there's going to ... There's a danger in somebody proclaiming that this is a better solution than humans, until there's a true ... It probably is, isn't it though?
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" Of course, Trump has tweeted out a different story over the past few days -- saying there is a "tremendous backlash against the NFL and its players" and proclaiming "ratings for NFL football are way down.
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Instead of a tough-guy Calvinist proclaiming that Catholicism's gilt and incense makes men gay, it's a gay atheist claiming that the gays use Catholicism's gilt and incense to decorate the world's most lavish closet.
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Trump also says he would never mock a person with a disability, proclaiming, "I didn't mock the disabled," even though he did, on camera, in a clip that has been replayed over and over again.
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They've walked before, complained before, and always come back; that smarmy retort of "see you next week" to people publicly proclaiming they're done with WWE isn't without some proof that it's just blowing off steam.
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If you're feeling a little confused at this point, you won't be alone, because, although the website for the gadget has a splash page proclaiming the thing's "not forgotten," it's not exactly been remembered either.
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The ubiquitous "Make America Great Again" hat, and buttons with a Republican elephant wearing a Trump wig, one proclaiming "Hot Chicks for Trump" and another saying "Bomb the [expletive] out of ISIS," echoing a Trump line.
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Mr Erdogan compounded the damage by proclaiming that high lending rates were to blame for inflation (a view roundly mocked by economists) and making clear that it was he who was in charge of monetary policymaking.
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Israel's passage in June 1980 of a law proclaiming Jerusalem its "indivisible and eternal capital" led to a U.N. Security Council resolution calling on Guatemala and several other countries to move their embassies to Tel Aviv.
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Israel's passage in June 1980 of a law proclaiming Jerusalem its "indivisible and eternal capital" led to a U.N. Security Council resolution calling upon those countries to move their embassies to Tel Aviv, prompting their transfer.
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In the end, the besties turn it all around by stealing his fur coats and wearing them while getting wasted on a stoop, proclaiming their baller street sesh to be much better than any Weezy concert.
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The pop star, whose eighth studio album Meaning of Life is out today, listens to Pink, watches Game of Thrones, reads Jane Austen, and posts gifs proclaiming how nervous she gets around famous people on Twitter.
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In hindsight, it's easy to see why Rollins would be a perfect fit for a dickhead cop role, but in 1994, it was like John F. Kennedy proclaiming that America was going to the fucking moon.
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One could argue that the painters were merely recording what they saw, but as one often finds in the art made under oppression, the painters and their patrons were likely proclaiming their views of the colonizers.
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" Colbert delightedly ran through the rest of Trump's disastrous appearance at the UN on Tuesday, showing clips of the attacks the president made on other countries and proclaiming, "He's working the room like an insult comic.
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Such incidents, as recorded by the Interior Ministry, dropped in 2015 but Jews still remember chants by young Muslims proclaiming "Jews to the gas" on German streets in protests against the 2014 Israeli-Palestinian Gaza War.
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The Associated Press did her no favors by proclaiming her the presumptive nominee a day ahead of the last big round of primary contests, cementing the impression among Bernie Sanders supporters that the game is rigged.
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Trump, of course, has directed quite a bit of hostility at Mexicans, calling them criminals, drug dealers, and rapists—while later proclaiming his love of Hispanics and the bastardized taco bowls served at Trump Tower Grill.
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The clip sees various artists — from Spike Lee and Cyndi Lauper to Tony Bennett, Joan Jett, and Nile Rodgers — posted at different locations throughout the city, proclaiming its greatness as a space for diverse musical stylings.
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The relentless Koepka has hardly hit a bad shot all week, boldly proclaiming that nobody has played better, only a cold putter preventing him from being closer to leader Shane Lowry at Royal Portrush on Saturday.
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Anyway, while we certainly would never be caught dead proclaiming that there is anything unsatisfactory about boxed mac and cheese, we assert that there are always plenty of ways to make an enjoyable experience even better.
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" She applauded the editorial for opening a conversation and welcomed Nahata's suggestion that instead of labor room doctors or nurses proclaiming, "It's a boy," or "It's a girl," they announce, "Congratulations, you have a beautiful infant!
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To chasten defendants through means other than jail terms, modern judges have resorted to actions like forcing shoplifters to announce their crimes in newspaper advertisements, or making deadbeat fathers carry signs proclaiming their child-support delinquency.
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"This strange man we had never seen before took the podium instead of our regular imam," said Fahd Qishmou, 48, who attended Baghdadi's infamous speech, proclaiming himself "caliph" over millions of people in Iraq and Syria.
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ECB chief Mario Draghi, who famously sent shockwaves at the Jackson Hole summit five years ago proclaiming he would do "whatever it takes" to save the euro, will not be making major policy comments this year.
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Graham's odyssey from Trump critic to sidekick, golf buddy, cheerleader, and adviser, proclaiming that that the president "has exceeded every expectation I have," has many former admirers on both sides of the aisle scratching their heads.
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By any standard of decency toward women, the act of ogling a 20-something model, inviting her to change into a bikini and then proclaiming her a 'Trump girl' when paraded around the pool is piggish.
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The only two exceptions were John F. Kennedy, who trailed Richard Nixon by 1 point coming into Labor Day, and Harry Truman, whose tight race against Thomas Dewey prompted the infamous headline proclaiming a Dewey victory.
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If wind and solar are really the energy sources of the future — as the left has been proclaiming for some 85033 years now — let's see green energy flourish without government welfare programs to boost them up.
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Though in Article II, Section 85033, the Constitution vests the power to "be the commander and chief of the army and navy" to the President, the Executive is not entrusted with declaring or even proclaiming war.
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By March 1864, Confederate president Jefferson Davis was informed by one of his lieutenants that Jones County was in "open rebellion" and that guerilla fighters were "proclaiming themselves 'Southern Yankees,' " according to the Smithsonian's Richard Grant.
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In the hilarious shot, Legend smiles while sitting on the floor with his feet in front of him, next to a sign proclaiming that he's 482 months old, has 30 teeth and is 70 inches tall.
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Trump has continually showered praise on Kim, even proclaiming last September that "we fell in love," and has spoken effusively about the economic benefits that Pyongyang could receive if they agree to a deal with Washington.
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It's been five years since Birmingham MC Lady Leshurr burst onto the scene with a Guardian profile proclaiming her the UK's answer to Nicki Minaj, and since then she's seen a slow burning kind of success.
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CupcakKe doesn't only go through the typical hip-hop norm of proclaiming herself to be the greatest; she truly presents herself as other, honest to a fault and proud to call anyone else on their bluff.
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Proclaiming a willingness to die for their cause, Mr. Banks and Mr. Means demanded the ouster of Richard Wilson, the elected leader of the Oglala Sioux Tribal Council, whom they called a corrupt white man's stooge.
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Their partnership — they've been blissfully dating for a year and a half, and are the furthest thing from shy about proclaiming it — has given Lopez's already bustling empire a new momentum, she and her partners agreed.
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After the owner of the Carolina Panthers, Jerry Richardson, decided to sell the team amid sexual harassment allegations against him, Diddy stepped up to the plate, proclaiming he wants to buy the team on social media.
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WASHINGTON — Before resigning as the head of the Environmental Protection Agency this year, Scott Pruitt delighted President Trump with his zeal for proclaiming sweeping regulatory rollbacks, even though he left behind a trail of courtroom setbacks.
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NANCY SEMKIN, TORONTO To the Editor: Jessica Knoll's unabashed appropriation of male ambition in proclaiming "I want to be rich" has merit, but her disdain for "placing the needs of others above your own" is abhorrent.
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" He was the commissioner I grew up with, too, as a teenager mesmerized by those unforgettable commercials in the 1980s, invariably set to a lively track from The Pointer Sisters, proclaiming basketball to be "America's Game.
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A day after Manager Terry Collins created an uproar of sorts by proclaiming he was no longer at liberty to discuss the Mets' numerous injury situations, his boss, General Manager Sandy Alderson, tackled the issue himself.
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She cited a 2013 report from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration proclaiming that the IRS may have issued more than $15 billion in improper earned income tax credit (EITC) payments in that year alone.
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Since its release, the movie has inspired others to use similar-style posters, including Reddit founder Alexis O'Hanian proclaiming new wife Serena Williams the "Greatest momma of all time" via four billboards near Palm Springs, California.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This January, the 1928 Capitol Theatre in downtown Flint, Michigan, started to look more like its old self, when a blue blade sign proclaiming "CAPITOL" was added to its façade.
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What's particularly striking about this, as Benjamin Mayo of 9to5Mac noted, is that Apple simply hasn't had a down quarter in so long that proclaiming each quarter to be a "record" has become a dull routine.
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Freshman sensation Lonzo Ball wasted no time taking college hoops by storm ... and now former UCLA star Baron Davis is showing a LOT of love for the young hooper ... proclaiming Ball a future NBA All-Star.
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After the disciples began proclaiming Jesus's resurrection, they continued to celebrate a yearly Passover in the way Jesus had instructed them to, remembering his death and, more importantly, what his death and resurrection meant for the world.
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So on the first page of the first draft of his script, Lord wrote out a mission statement for the film, proclaiming that if anyone can identify with Spider-Man, then anyone could be the character, too.
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Mr. Shkreli can assert his Fifth Amendment privilege while proclaiming his innocence, but a letter from a member of the committee states that a failure to appear will result in Congress seeking to hold him in contempt.
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It was the first time Washington has directly targeted Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government in six years of civil war, and has pushed Trump's administration into proclaiming that Washington still wants Assad eventually removed from power.
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For example, some of the popular TikTok memes have included videos of kids proclaiming what a great mom they have, as they drag her into frame, or they remind people to pick up litter and conserve water.
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SAO PAULO/RIO DE JANEIRO, March 2000 (Reuters) - Five years after Brazilian prosecutors exposed a long-running bribes-for-contracts racket at state-run oil firm Petrobras, the company is proclaiming it has cleaned up its act.
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"On a day when everyone is proclaiming solidarity with an immigrant group [...] we wanted them to feel what it was like to be treated like an Irish immigrant [...] years ago in this country," Margulis told the Freep.
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At the same time many Arabs have also seen, not for the first time but perhaps now more clearly than ever, how weak the links between Arab states actually are, despite decades of slogans proclaiming Arab unity.
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Those include his kicking off his presidential campaign by proclaiming many Mexican migrants to be criminals and asserting there were "fine people" on both sides at a 2017 neo-Nazis rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, that turned deadly.
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Gov. Mike Pence of Indiana broke with his running mate, Donald J. Trump, on the issue of President Obama's birthplace on Wednesday, proclaiming that he does not doubt that Mr. Obama was born in the United States.
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There are major accomplishments to celebrate; tech giants like Apple, Facebook and Microsoft have continued the journey toward gender equality in the workplace by proclaiming their dedication to closing the gender wage gap and pushing for change.
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If anything, the findings of this analysis suggest that you should be slightly more skeptical than you were before — and to think twice next time you see a headline proclaiming, "Red Wine Is Good For You Always."
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If '68 was about nations' confessing their sins — see Chancellor Willy Brandt of Germany on his knees at a monument to the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising — nativist leaders today are busy proclaiming the divine innocence of their nations.
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It would be easy to conclude by neatly proclaiming this site a testament to the power of art, or nature, or public space to transform societies — and I admit I have argued as much in the past.
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" He was willing to candidly discuss the government's accusations, proclaiming his innocence and describing Ghee Kung Tong, the local organization the feds say was involved in all sorts of illegal activity, as a "private self-help group.
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Tom Steyer who, other than Mini Mike Bloomberg, spent more dollars for NOTHING than any candidate in history, quit the race today proclaiming how thrilled he was to be a part of the the Democrat Clown Show.
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Rainbow murals in tribute to the victims, posters in storefront windows proclaiming "Orlando Strong", and even rainbow welcome mats at local chain hotels, have transformed the face of the city into a living memorial to the massacre.
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ATLANTA — Senator Elizabeth Warren used a speech to a grass-roots conference Saturday to take direct aim at Democrats' diminished moderate wing, ridiculing Clinton-era policies and jubilantly proclaiming that liberals had taken control of the party.
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Contributing Opinion Writer A few years ago, two Michigan prison inmates, proclaiming themselves adherents of the "Christian Identity" religion, sought the prison's official recognition to be allowed to conduct their own worship services, apart from other inmates.
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