" She then proclaims herself "very upset and very disappointed.
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Last week's Google hubbub traced a familiar pattern: Tech giant proclaims support for free speech, speech arises critical of progressive dogma, tech giant censors speech, tech giant again proclaims support for free speech.
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"Now there's room for everybody, every style," he proclaims cheerfully.
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After Felix proclaims cocaine is the future, Rafa storms out.
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Morgan Stanley proclaims it's the "land of the rising yen".
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"Cats have nine lives, and bitches have two," she proclaims.
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"This has to be the oldest crowd yet," Bochetto proclaims.
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With art's arrogance when it proclaims art for art's sake.
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"In Denmark they strangle you slowly, slowly," one interviewee proclaims.
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And the populist uprising itself proclaims its disdain for politics.
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"It proclaims Bartlam's success in mastering the medium," she added.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Kesteloo, like Mr. Bezos, proclaims himself an optimist.
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Today, his license plate loudly proclaims his identity: 1BLACKMEX. Mrs.
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Ms Warren, in contrast, proclaims herself "a capitalist to my bones".
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"There's like absolutely no waste on that duck," Mercier proudly proclaims.
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Its charter of rights and freedoms proclaims the country's "multicultural heritage".
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The dating app companies have no idea, either, the film proclaims.
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"Your feelings may be tested," one contestant proclaims in the clip.
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Which, George's father proclaims, means George has effectively solved world hunger!
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"Coleslaw has been ignored for far too long," the page proclaims.
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"I deserve a great love story," Simon proclaims in the movie.
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The Life of Pablo proclaims its belief from the very start.
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"If hybrids were good, we'd know it by now," Simon proclaims.
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"Ninety-eight percent of Serbs hate that," Mr Vucic proclaims gleefully.
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Santigold regularly proclaims her freedom from within the tightest structural constraints.
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From there, things escalate—"You're a bitch," James proclaims, dead serious.
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"Now it's a spite stache and I'm keeping it!" proclaims Kutcher.
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"Kill Obama (care)," proclaims one, with "(care)" in a small, inconspicuous font.
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Jamie proclaims mad love for Samuel L. Jackson, and it's pretty hilarious.
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Kelly steadfastly proclaims his innocence and looks forward to a speedy trial.
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When the president proclaims you a domestic enemy, you have two choices.
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"Cancer won the battle, we're gong to win the war," Cathy proclaims.
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"President Donald J. Trump Proclaims October 9, 2017, as #ColumbusDay" https://t.
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" Bush Hager barely gets out before Poppy proclaims, "Mommy has a cat!
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"That is so obnoxious," the Zarin Fabrics matriarch proclaims in the trailer.
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"He's one of the best writers to ever live," proclaims the singer.
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"I can't stand doing records that don't party and ponder," Jidenna proclaims.
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"POKEMON GO WHILE YOU WORK" proclaims one Craigslist ad from New York.
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Who proclaims his role model for leadership is [Russian leader] Vladimir Putin.
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" Kim Jong Un of North Korea proclaims "unwavering faith in President Trump.
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"Robots Running Things in Rotterdam," proclaims an article on the company website.
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A glossy brochure proclaims a vow to become carbon neutral by 2040.
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"I'm trying to make history here," proclaims Dabash, unafraid of sounding egotistic.
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"The easy times of postfeminism are over," Ms. Schwarzer, 21966, now proclaims.
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He proudly proclaims the state of the country is now his responsibility.
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"The time has come for a wall," a very American-sounding narrator proclaims.
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Back in 2009, Kim Kardashian proclaims she was Taylor Swift's "biggest fan." pic.twitter.
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Microsoft proudly proclaims the Xbox One X as the most powerful console ever.
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The Turkish-speaking northern part of Cyprus proclaims independence, recognized only by Turkey.
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"I'm not sure if there has ever been a black masculinity," he proclaims.
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But in the U.K., the government proclaims that Brexit is an irreversible decision.
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Instead, he proclaims the Arab leaders to be defenders of the people's freedom.
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"I've got to make him love me," Nixon's character proclaims to her friend.
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"This is a call to meet you new leaders," proclaims the party image.
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"Oh," he proclaims as he turns and takes in the scene before him.
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For a man who constantly proclaims his innocence, [Trump] is acting awfully guilty.
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The National Interest, as the name proclaims, is a realist foreign-policy journal.
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"Art reminds us of a state of animal vigor," she proclaims, channeling Nietzsche.
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"Only adults with children are allowed!" proclaims a sign next to its buzzer.
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On the company website, Dell proclaims its commitment to improving the human experience.
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"I love history!" proclaims the actor Alex Alvarez, as a bombastic film director.
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Government supporters erupt with anger, hurling accusations when a defendant proclaims his innocence.
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At 298 feet long, Angels Flight proclaims itself to be the world's shortest railway.
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"I'm the man who killed Jaime Lannister," he proclaims, smiling up at the sky.
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" He proclaims the need for more people to dismiss the whole movement as "rubbish.
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One girl proclaims that she is "sooo over Facebook" and a few others agree.
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Rachel ultimately defeats her foe and proclaims her own worth — by out-martyring her.
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" The website proclaims on its "about" page that "Everything on this website is fiction.
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"Above all places, Mexico has filled my heart," Niezgoda chirpily proclaims in the video.
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The SPD proclaims that "the future needs new ideas and someone to implement them".
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He listened to Paige's message and proclaims his love for her, on the record.
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"This is way hanging out with girlfriends should be," Kyle proclaims at one point.
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One woman proclaims that dead people will be voting for Hillary on Election Day.
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By then killing himself, he proclaims himself comparable to a dog or a Turk.
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The Defense Distributed website proclaims that "the age of the downloadable gun formally begins."
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German like he thought, proudly proclaims "I turned in my lederhosen for a kilt!"
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" The song, Guthrie proclaims, will become a movement: "the Alice's Restaurant Anti-Massacree Movement.
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"It takes courage to change people's hearts," one of the film's early trailers proclaims.
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He routinely proclaims elections rigged, facts false, the media crooked, and his opponents corrupt.
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"It was sexy, it was passionate," JoJo proclaims to one couple after a performance.
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"Here is the joy I've been looking for all my life," the narrator proclaims.
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"We're going to wave out like princesses and kings," Brown proclaims as they leave Yass.
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" She very bluntly proclaims her intention, stating, "People will think the baking soda is anthrax.
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The label proclaims "Our Friend BEAN," and sports the youngster's signature tie-dye color theme.
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"Lone Star has broken the mold when it comes to beef jerky!" the website proclaims.
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"Before 'Hamilton, before 'In the Heights,' there was 'Freestyle Love Supreme,'" the show's site proclaims.
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That doesn't explain, however, why Flintstones are "proud" and "strong" as our city motto proclaims.
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"Everyone's on it," an American riding a stationary bike in a yellow jersey enthusiastically proclaims.
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"You don't want family members to end that novel with a bad picture," he proclaims.
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If the electoral tribunal (TSE) proclaims him the winner, that will not settle the matter.
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Another proclaims "Mars Awaits," though the Space Force really has nothing to do with Mars.
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"The future of space travel is reusable rockets," proclaims a Space Center Houston press release.
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"Follow me through the journey of more success to my sneaker room," proclaims DJ Khaled.
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I get the fleeting "eh, we'll see what she proclaims in a few years" thought.
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" The two remain silent for a moment, before Becky excitedly proclaims, "I have an idea!
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Kaepernick, by disrespecting the flag, and those who have died for it, proclaims this ideology.
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"This Could Be Your Daughter!" proclaims one poster, text juxtaposed over a menacing street scene.
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It proclaims God's existence The prayer is a praise to God and affirms God's existence.
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" Another proclaims that Prime members save an extra 10 percent off "hundreds of sale prices.
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" With a daring smirk creeping across his lips, Bill proclaims, "The world can't stop us.
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He therefore gained only a plurality of the votes cast – nothing like he loudly proclaims.
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When Eminem proclaims that he is "just clownin', dogg," he is taken at his word.
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" Stone proclaims early on that one of his rules is that "the past is fucking prologue.
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Finally, pin a sash or button that proclaims your yogurt brand of choice (cough**FAGE**cough).
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"PROUD to be a European city," proclaims a piece of promotional literature from Sunderland city council.
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Triumphantly, she proclaims that she won't wear a face mask and tosses her high heels aside.
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Rapper Troy Ave proclaims innocence ... sort of ... in a freestyle rap he just dropped from jail.
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Their receptivity to a fast-changing world appear in their taglines: "Tomorrow starts here," proclaims Cisco.
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"When destiny speaks, she speaks to me," the Tick proclaims, with Dudley Do-Right-type earnestness.
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"You're not beautiful, and you're not nearly as funny as you think you are," he proclaims.
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Jamal proclaims, "I work damn hard to walk in my truth" as an openly gay man.
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"This is not a dystopia, it's wreckage," the speaker, a single mother living in Florida, proclaims.
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And each year — without fail — the report proudly proclaims that the benefits vastly exceed the costs.
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Mr. Trump proclaims that our country's infrastructure is crumbling, but he avoids contributing to its repair.
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The latter chart proclaims the equitable treatment that Tasmanian natives could supposedly expect from white colonists.
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One day Russia proclaims sovereignty sacred, the next day it annexes Crimea, a neighboring country's territory.
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"Low-income and minority Californians enjoy disproportionately greater benefits from zero-rated data," the study proclaims.
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Politically, we're seeing all the ways it becomes problematic when one party proclaims itself a theocracy.
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"Some people think the auction house were [sic] in on it, they weren't," Banksy's post proclaims.
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"The government increasingly proclaims its having 'arrived' in the rank of top nations," Professor Diamant said.
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"It's late but I will be waiting for you," the chorus proclaims, tentatively and then proudly.
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"We care about your privacy," the small plaque proclaims, offering a web address and QR code.
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Collins, whose Twitter bio proclaims he&aposs the "CEO of socialism" was inspired by Vermont Sen.
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The intelligence of the design never proclaims the watch to be anything more than an instrument.
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"See how raising the national minimum wage will benefit America's workers," the agency's web page proclaims.
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Forbes proclaims the Russian president 'world's most influential person' for the fourth year in a row.
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Strutting between boutiques, she's the Pontius Pilate of platforms and pumps: "These shoes rule," she proclaims.
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"The time has come to treat substance use problems as mainstream medical issues," the editorial proclaims.
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Queer culture and love thrives, the account proclaims, no matter how much you try to subjugate it.
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The Economist, which for years spoke positively of social media, now proclaims it a threat to democracy.
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"It's a revolution," proclaims Aliou Ndiaye, who started working at the Chinese medicine shop three years ago.
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The official Soviet story proclaims that Laika died a heroic death in the name of scientific progress.
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Moldova's governing Democratic Party, backed by Vladimir Plahotniuc, an oligarch, loudly proclaims the country's pro-European orientation.
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Oodi is for everybody, it proclaims—the happy, the loud, the lonely and, of course, the curious.
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"We are going to learn to do the manufacturing of human organs in real time," he proclaims.
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The historic Panmunjom Declaration proclaims the beginning of a new era of national reconciliation and co-prosperity.
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In hand-painted red letters, the door proclaims "Refugees Welcome," and large signs protesting deportations hang inside.
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Palantir's website proclaims its commitment to "protecting privacy and civil liberties" in the development of its technology.
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Second, the Fed regularly proclaims that it has a symmetric commitment to its 23 percent inflation target.
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With a parliamentary majority, the winning party proclaims its leader; without a majority, it needs to negotiate.
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" Before ending the call, he proclaims: "We have to protect the sanctity and divinity of our children.
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Critic Christian Viveros-Fauné proclaims, "culture gets hurt," and Avrich cuts to footage of an art fair.
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"Georgia's workforce is helping industries thrive all across the state," the Peach State's economic development website proclaims.
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"Travelers," the company proclaims in a news release, would "drop a hundred dollar bill" on airline extras.
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They're all buying into an "entirely new approach to health insurance," as Clover proclaims on its website.
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"The whale crier proclaims the good news that the whales are here," he described his role proudly.
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"If it's a moneymaker, we do it," Taylor proclaims, offering a credo by way of a response.
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Though Manchin proclaims "Washington sucks," he's also gained power in more than eight years in the Capitol.
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But in Kosovo, the country that Lladrovci openly derides, he still proclaims his fidelity to the caliphate.
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The song proclaims that, "There will be an answer," and Knicks fans can certainly hope for one.
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"American culture peaked in 1973," proclaims the host of the show within the show, Sherman McDaniel (Salahuddin).
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"American culture peaked in 1973," proclaims the host of the show within the show, Sherman McDaniel (Salahuddin).
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The Mirando representatives arrive on the mountain, where Dr. Johnny proclaims Okja the best of the superpigs.
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"No computer was used in the research for, writing of, or submission of these essays," he proclaims.
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But the piece isn't sordid or gratuitous; instead, it boldly proclaims and subverts taboo with punk flair.
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As the wall text above this skeleton proclaims, he is Robert Kennicott, a Smithsonian naturalist and collector.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury joins the couple's right hands together and proclaims them husband and wife #RoyalWedding pic.twitter.
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"Don't poke it, it's not a touchscreen, it doesn't work that way," the show's parody product ad proclaims.
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"She looks like Jim Henson got in one last puppet before he died," proclaims Heather McNamara (Jasmine Mathews).
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"You don't need to resort to the Surgeons [sic] knife to get a better looking vagina," it proclaims.
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"The first female president of the United States is not going to keep her mouth shut," she proclaims.
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He proclaims himself a political outsider but is also running as the heir of Chile's president, Michelle Bachelet.
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"Here's to broken hearts," Nikki proclaims before her twin sister smashes the hammer through the car's trunk window.
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During the episode, Outlaw proclaims he's a fan of windsurfing, an admission to which Berry expresses mild surprise.
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"For some partners this is going to cost them thousands of dollars a month extra," the petition proclaims.
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The U.S. Declaration of Independence proclaims that "governments derive their legitimate powers by the consent of the People".
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Mary even theatrically proclaims herself to be the wrong age when she presents her manuscript to a publisher.
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"Success Academy's closest peers are the state's richest school districts like Jericho, Syosset and Scarsdale," their website proclaims.
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"Genre, like gender, is a social construct," proclaims Rivers Solomon, an African-American writer, on the author's website.
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That includes during a national emergency or even in the extreme situation in which Trump proclaims martial law.
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And Mohammad, for what it's worth, does not deny his own involvement in the attacks; he proclaims it.
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"You will never see prints with palm trees, pineapples or bananas on a Ron Dorff swimsuit," Lindorff proclaims.
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" In it, he proclaims that the presidency is "one of the few truly successful institutions created by men.
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Elovitch, who proclaims his innocence, is suspected of fraud, bribery, money laundering, corporate breach of trust, and more.
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Every politician routinely proclaims their support for our first responders — but do their actions back up these claims?
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"He did what he had to do," an old man from the village proclaims in the town square.
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He fishes out the raisins to eat and loudly proclaims he doesn't like oats (yesterday he loved oats, LOL).
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"Her friendly, forthright manner won her high marks from the voters and the press," her White House biography proclaims.
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A glossy brochure of Cape Town film locations proclaims the cut-off highway "truly special", with "great city views".
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Punk might not be dead, as her knitted son's sweater proclaims, but her real son's reputation almost certainly is.
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The Spanish constitution, adopted by referendum in 1978—and backed almost unanimously in Catalonia—proclaims the country's "indissoluble unity".
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After a nice meeting with Beck, Richard asks Peach if Beck truly is the writer she proclaims to be.
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And the voice proclaims that for centuries Europe has fore-fed us with lies and bloated us with pestilence.
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"Groom of Heaven", proclaims a billboard featuring a photo of a Christian soldier killed in the seven-year conflict.
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"There were a lot of heroes that went out of their way to care for the wounded," he proclaims.
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Trump loudly proclaims he has no deals in Russia, but the physical location of deals is not the issue.
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A prolific social media user, Rodriguez frequently posts pictures of his young daughter and proclaims his faith in God.
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"Every day is a fuckin' French film," Action Bronson proclaims between sips of wine in a classic Parisian courtyard.
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As Trump repeatedly proclaims, the GOP tax framework so far resembles a straightforward tax cut more than tax reform.
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"All the great rulers of the past had honorific titles with the name of God in them," he proclaims.
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The decision demonstrates complete disregard for the life and dignity of Afghans and negates the values the #US proclaims.
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"First of all, I'm a black guy and I know [he] is not a white supremacist," proclaims Herman Cain.
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In the Book of Luke, Jesus proclaims that all prisoners will be set free in the Kingdom of God.
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" He then turns to his wife, who is reading in bed, and proclaims, "We are officially in the future.
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Pete Orput raised a coffee mug that proclaims, "I am a ray of sunshine," with an expletive embedded therein.
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"We will not let this son of a bitch define justice for the S.D.N.Y.," Rhoades proclaims, and why not?
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"He's my biggest fan," Ginny proclaims in a glowing present tense that belies her awareness of the singer's death.
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Toward the end, Fortey proclaims his contempt for the emotional aspects of modern nature writing; he is inflexibly empiricist.
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Brutus eloquently proclaims as much to a crowd of commoners, who are at first won over to his side.
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" He proclaims, "I seen it, I thought it, I dreamed it / I said it, I did it, I meant it.
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The president proclaims himself "the biggest nationalist in Russia," but the nationalism he propounds is imperial rather than ethnically-based.
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"We will remove the darkness from Pakistan," proclaims Mr Sharif, under a glittering chandelier in his offices in the capital.
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"I was the only fuckin' Asian kid in the whole town, and they made sure I knew that," proclaims Justin.
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"I make the toys," Kanye proclaims, sounding sort of like the main character from one of his two favourite films.
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"Headphones haven't changed much in the last 60 years," proclaims a person apparently unfamiliar with the actual history of headphones.
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Simpson also shared a video of the song on his Instagram story, in which Cyrus proclaims, "my favorite song ever."
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On the same album where he proclaims a song to be "a God dream," he tears into his own insecurities.
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"People respond to other people in a fundamentally different way than they respond to automated communication and bots," Lindsay proclaims.
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"We should learn that the house does not contain the machine but that the house is the machine," proclaims Hix.
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"In the search for privacy best practices, Congress need look no further than America's broadband providers," the lobbying org proclaims.
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A Mediocre Camera Like pretty much every handset maker, Google proclaims Pixel's camera to be the best on the market.
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The NLS motto proclaims "That All May Read," and this project secures that access for braille music into the future.
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The optimist proclaims that we live in the best of all possible worlds; and the pessimist fears this is true.
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Their Negroni is famous, their Brooklyn ("like a Manhattan but better," proclaims the menu) is less known but still acclaimed.
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Today it's Melissa Clark's testing of the Instant Pot, which links to Sweethome (which proclaims it the best pressure cooker).
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"Deliver burns as well as the person who streamed 'Bad Liar' 86 times the day Sean Spicer resigned," one proclaims.
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The committee proclaims that the agency has failed to implement many of the reforms recommended by the government panel in 22017.
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The effect has intensified since Viktor Orban, who proclaims himself a fan of "illiberal" governance, became Hungary's prime minister in 2010.
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McQuarrie never bothers to argue that anything Ethan Hunt accomplishes will change the underlying structure that John Lark proclaims so unjust.
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If anything, such an acknowledgment only further confirms Daybreak's fatal flaw: The show proclaims an acute awareness of its problematic nature.
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Mr Temer proclaims his innocence and demands that the supreme court, which oversees investigations of politicians, should complete its inquiries rapidly.
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Huawei proudly proclaims the Mate 20 has only a 8493mm side bezel, and its screen notch is just 8.9mm in width.
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Perhaps that's why when McBride proclaims, "I'm actually doing this again," he could easily be speaking about the show in general.
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"Several companies, including AT&T, Verizon, Frontier, and Alaska Communications either commenced or announced new deployments in 2017," the report proclaims.
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"Friends of 365 are independent businesses who bring their special mojo to our 365 stores," Whole Foods proclaims on its website.
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In 2017, a wall that proclaims itself "UNDER CONSTRUCTION" is the perfect visual foil for an embarrassing, tumultuous time in politics.
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How can Americans be expected to respect and obey the law when the president himself proudly proclaims he will flout it?
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And no matter how often the President loudly proclaims "witch hunt" and denies collusion, the growing weight of evidence dispels both.
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I buy a yellow container that proudly proclaims itself to be "premium multi-grade motor oil" and get out of there.
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Elon Musk, the billionaire founder of SpaceX, boldly proclaims that his company will begin sending colonists to Mars in a decade.
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Mr. Trump proclaims himself the best at everything and gives the crowd what it wants, in order to make it his.
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At the film's close, Fareeda takes Jodi back after Jodi publicly repents for her misgivings and proclaims her newfound self-confidence.
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Although Kardashian West often proclaims her love of '90s fashion, she isn't obsessed with the kitten heel trend that's coming back.
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We need to arrest Hillary," one of his campaign ads proclaims, mimicking President Trump's crude 2016 rallying cry, "Lock her up!
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" On a Los Angeles subway, a man proclaims Chinese people are filthy and says "every disease has ever came from China.
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Moreover, any group that proclaims the superiority of whites, or supports the separation of the population by race, should be scrutinized.
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"Now you can sustain that same scent and feeling for as long as you own your car," proclaims the Chemical Guys website.
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Colligan often proclaims on video and in tweets that "Hitler did nothing wrong" and has earnestly defended this stance on social media.
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Afterwards, he stumbles on stage in a bathrobe and proclaims that he is a shit journalist before ending the scene completely naked.
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"During the last three years, the core technology has been developed, prototyped, tested, and most of the tech risk retired" Yaney proclaims.
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"Our goal is to combine a familiar 8-bit aesthetic with new ideas and modern game design sensibilities," the site proudly proclaims.
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"I am human evolutionary change," Brixton proclaims as he's revealed to be an engineered human, genetically modified to be bulletproof and unstoppable.
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"You and me could move a mountain/ you and me could calm a war down," she proclaims over the track's wistful production.
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Many conservatives, The Washington Post fiercely proclaims, "hate" the federal program, which enables "a record number of poor kids" to eat breakfast.
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Alas, when the book is stolen, Paddington is arrested and, stoutly though he proclaims his innocence, sentenced to ten years in jail.
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Indeed, at the entrance to the exhibition a banner proclaims that gold and salt, were commodities that underlay a burgeoning global economy.
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The next day it again proclaims sovereignty sacred, to justify propping up the beleaguered regime of President Bashar al -Assad in Syria.
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But he said that does not mean that officials are free to flout the Constitution and the rights it proclaims and protects.
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There is a scene early in the film when Whitt half-jokingly proclaims that his son is going to be a fighter.
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"Yeah, sweet and salty, you're right," she proclaims by way of explanation, and I really want to think she's on to something.
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"A person is worth more than the worst thing they have ever done," she proclaims, her voice slightly straining at the seams.
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She waits, so the narrative voice proclaims, for something to happen which, except for a passerby staring into her window, never comes.
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Her poems are "tuned toward issues of consequence," Ledger's marketing copy proclaims, and I can find no better way to say it.
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But Ms. Taylor, whose résumé proclaims her a Billboard charting singer-songwriter, has no sense of proportion, within the songs or without.
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But there's something different about the most recent crop of restaurants in the area, an aesthetic that forcefully proclaims a regional style.
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His third Washed Out album, with the self-mocking title "Mister Mellow," both proclaims its anodyne intentions and reveals misgivings behind them.
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True warriors have a code of behavior that proclaims acts of savagery against unarmed civilians or prisoners to be dishonorable and immoral.
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The panel also proclaims that 22019 of the 213 victims could have been saved if police responded to the crisis more rapidly.
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"If you can dream it, it can be done," champion racer Sam Schmidt proclaims in a sit down interview with Jay Leno.
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As with everything the brash billionaire proclaims, it's not clear how much of what he says he actually intends to act upon.
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" These subtle digs make way for much more outlandish criticism, like when Fallon proclaims that, "Everyone here knows I was born into diamonds.
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"Unknown Object Leaves Trail of Mystery in Antarctic," proclaims the introductory text, as if we're watching a trailer for John Carpenter's The Thing.
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The label on Poland Spring bottled water proudly proclaims it to be "100 percent natural spring water," from a brand established in 1845.
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Since, he's been in Crown Heights, The Incredible Jessica James, and Death Note, which he proudly proclaims is the worst movie of 2017.
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"I knew I had to change and learn how to take care of and love myself...Rainbow was the beginning," Kesha's voiceover proclaims.
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A headline from Star proclaims that Kris was "Caught In Bed With Lamar [Odom]," the husband (now ex) of her daughter Khloe Kardashian.
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Roberts hinted that Hill will have a longer leash in Game 6 and the 63-year-old proclaims himself ready for the task.
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Or is it just one issue among many, and so long as a candidate proclaims support of the scientific consensus, that's good enough?
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Michigan's constitution proclaims primary and high-school education to be a right: 50,000 children are about to find out what that actually means.
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The book is a tactical manual of subversion, provides direct advice for radical street protests and proclaims Lucifer to be the first radical.
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You can expect a lot of side-eye when he proclaims this approach is good for the entire world during his Friday speech.
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This is all part of what George Cabot Lodge called "the American disease": an ideological schizophrenia, which proclaims one thing and practices another.
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" The final word echoes, reverberating for three seconds as the screen fades to black, and white text proclaims the message: "Donald Trump. Dangerous.
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No street lights burn at night in Falter Way, no brass plate or printed notice proclaims the practice of commerce or a profession.
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"The present tense gets close, but doesn't enter me," Xie writes—although, ever invested in paradox, she proclaims this in the present tense.
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", a 1980 song by black new-wave rockers the Bus Boys that proclaims "I bet you never heard music like this by spades.
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"If a state proclaims itself independent and cannot act as such, it's an independence that is merely aesthetic," he told Catalan television TV3.
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This practice is endorsed by today's anti-abortion movement, which regularly proclaims that women are abortion's "second victims," deserving compassion rather than punishment.
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Meanwhile, meet Sun Diego, a Jewish German rapper who proclaims his heritage in videos with flame-shooting menorahs and neon stars of David.
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Its gyms dot the cities of blue-state America, and the company proclaims its support for environmental sustainability, professional growth and community building.
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Now, as President Trump proclaims that "American footprints on distant worlds are not too big a dream," taxpayers ought to be especially weary.
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"Even if you've taken the abortion pill, you can still change your mind," proclaims the website of a group called Alternatives Pregnancy Center.
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"The Five Evils of Culture" rejects the concept of art for art's sake and proclaims social justice as a defining goal of art.
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And in the middle of the debate when she proclaims that she&aposs of Indian heritage because her mother said she has high cheekbones.
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The announcement in DPRK Today proclaims that "Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un was so excited" about the "great work" of that country's military scientists.
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It's the world's first portable 240Hz gaming monitor, Asus proudly proclaims, and it has a 17.3-inch IPS panel that supports variable refresh rate.
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"Let's turn Tinder into the meat shop that it really is," the campaign's selfie-generating website, which was created by Hello Velocity, proudly proclaims.
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" Referencing a pink sweater that proudly proclaims "I Am Beautiful I Am Strong," the mother of one said, "I'm definitely saving that for her.
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The highlight of the evening is Jordan, who proclaims he wants Becca to fall for his "personality" before immediately stripping down to his briefs.
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Here is a timeline of land politics in Cambodia: 2000: King Norodom Sihanouk proclaims independence from France, but soon abdicates to go into politics.
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In our completely different world, Trump loudly proclaims friendship with Russia while one of his cabinet picks says Russia is guilty of war crimes.
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California should let its citizens vote on independence from US Even though its state flag proudly proclaims itself the "California Republic," it never was.
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"I'm here to see the latest and greatest out of the Y Combo batch," proclaims Josh Elman, a partner at venture capital firm Greylock.
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In the pilot, Chappelle proclaims his love for "the hip-hop music" and defends it against media scolds who indicted its materialism and misogyny.
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Is it "Kiss It Better," the slow jam that simply reeks of sex and sweat and on which she proclaims, "Man, fuck your pride"?
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Pratt doesn't want forgiveness, exactly: "If I had talent you would all be [expletive]," he proclaims, vaguely and aggressively to anyone who is reading.
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Specifically, they noted that the updated draft language proclaims that consumers would not need to read a contract to be bound by its terms.
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Leave your expectations at the door, the mural silently proclaims, the reality constructed here is entirely subjective, a winding Sisyphean maze of convoluted ideas.
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"I'd rather die on my feet than live on my knees," Shakur's stepfather, Mutulu Shakur, proclaims at a meeting of a black community group.
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After all, as one character proclaims, it's "genetic rape" — assault survivor Diane (Magna Szubanski), who conceived her daughter at the clinic, feels particularly violated.
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Ballet is a completely absurd art — and we love it to pieces: that's what Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo proclaims with every move.
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"One begins with the sensible world, which in its entirety is a gift, and a gift also in each of its parts," he proclaims.
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"I'm certain that man will never renounce real suffering, that is, destruction and chaos," proclaims Dostoevsky's hero in one of his more philosophical moments.
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"Kentuckians sympathetic with the cause of states' rights found a state and a country which they could call their own," proclaims an historic marker.
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Attica guards dig that Trump proclaims himself the "law-and-order" candidate, because that's the ol' lock-em-up language—and that's their livelihood.
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In the January meeting he proclaims: "I'm a master of disguise" when referring to the possibility of having someone pose as a wealthy developer.
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When someone proclaims a particular Thai restaurant to be the best in the city, it's usually because it's across the street from that person's apartment.
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"Noted as the most expensive golf course ever built, over $250 million dollars has been spent to ensure its prominence," the golf course's site proclaims.
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While today's filing is the strongest and most complete statement in which Uber proclaims its innocence in the matter, its fight is far from over.
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These laws violated both Catalonia's statute of autonomy (home rule) and the constitution, article 2 of which proclaims "the indissoluble unity of the Spanish nation".
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"THE age of the downloadable gun formally begins," proclaims the website of Defence Distributed, a group founded by Cody Wilson, a self-proclaimed crypto-anarchist.
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The forum was created in 1971 by Klaus Schwab, a German academic, and proclaims itself to be "committed to improving the state of the world".
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"Not on my watch," he proclaims before dashing into a phone booth to change into his super-suit to the heroic theme music to Superman.
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"You are my water, my sun, my moon and stars / Your heart is all I need," Jonas proclaims right at the beginning of the track.
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In it, he proclaims that Wakanda has spent far too long watching from the shadows, keeping their knowledge and their resources from the outside world.
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In Delhi a plastic 0.6-litre bottle of brown liquid whose wonky label proclaims "Star Deluxe 80 Proof" retails for just 140 rupees, or $2.
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" A poster proclaims "Hope for a Better Life" above a quote from former U.S. President Jimmy Carter that describes America as "a nation of immigrants.
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It all adds up to more money for Tata, while it publicly proclaims that it is "still a long way" from securing the plant's future.
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A narrator proclaims, "They just don't get it," as a photograph of the Trumps and the Clintons smiling at Mr. Trump's wedding fills the screen.
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" The advertisement then moves to the skyline of New York City, as the female narrator proclaims, "Nothing will change until we reject Wall Street money.
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As the aging Dalai Lama proclaims he won't be reborn, his tradition of nonviolence may die with him, making a peaceful path forward appear uncertain.
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And so the correct response is moral panic: "Nobody will stop us from calling our girls princesses and our boys princes," Ms. Alves fiercely proclaims.
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His attempt to rewrite the global rules of trade are underway, and he proclaims himself happy with the array of new tariffs he has imposed.
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A nearby exhibit proclaims, "A beam of particles is a very useful tool" and goes on to list all the applications derived from this research.
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Large glass windows provide lunching employees with a visual reminder that "a prototype is worth a thousand meetings," a large sign above the entrance proclaims.
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"Revolution Is the Solution" proclaims a large photographic mural (in Spanish) in the booth shared by the Los Angeles gallerists Commonwealth & Council and Skibum MacArthur.
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If Trump is such a stupendous, amazing winner and negotiator as he proclaims, then let him go to the convention with the necessary delegate votes.
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She claims to be a go-between, bringing the work of a friend, but a glance at Jo's inky fingers proclaims her as the author.
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"There is one man, and one man only to restore decency, civility and dignity to our great land and that's Mitt Romney," the homepage proclaims.
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The new president will not permit the United States to help birth another terrorist, racist state, one that proudly proclaims no Jews can live there.
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The right, sadly, proclaims the rights of that developing being as if the woman carrying it were only a vessel, a means to an end.
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Instead of hiding racist or sexist feelings, Trump openly proclaims them, giving voice to many who believe they've been stifled from expressing their true feelings.
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He's supporting Trump not because he's a coward or uncommitted to the vision of governing he proclaims, but precisely because he is committed to it.
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In the middle of the debate when she proclaims she is of Indian heritage because her mother said she has high cheekbones — that's her only evidence.
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The cameraman then immediately points his camera up to the sky and proclaims in an awkward tone, "Oh, there's a hawk...." What happened to the food?
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In his address, Sanders proclaims that respect for American democracy has surged around the world and challenges Russian dictator Putin to a great battle of ideas.
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He mentioned Cortico, a nonprofit that proclaims a mission on its website to "foster a healthy public sphere," as an organization that is inspiring Twitter's work.
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This kind of art criticism preferences the conceptual, sounds smart and naturally proclaims moral high ground, but it's a narrowing of human potential, not an enlargement.
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"If it ends up in the back of a van — if someone looks in the van and says, that looks interesting — you've done something!" she proclaims.
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And the music in these verses never exhausts itself, as a single breath contains generous space for paradox: "Let us ravel the silence," one line proclaims.
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The Economist, in its Q2 Technology Quarterly issue, proclaims agriculture will soon need to become more manufacturing-like in order to feed the world's growing population.
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"I live for the applause applause applause," Gaga proclaims on the lead single "Applause"—only to be met with resounding silence from the global pop audience.
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"UKIP believes in localism" the party proclaims in its manifesto, and this, it appears, is integral to winning a larger share of the vote come Thursday.
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No day is more associated with Jewish joy; yet rightly understood the scriptural source of our celebration — the biblical book of Esther — proclaims a terrifying teaching.
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The latest marketing leans all the way into the controversy: "The most talked-about movie of the year is one nobody's seen yet!" the text proclaims.
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The M.C. Chachi (a k a Problem) proclaims his affections, both cute and louche, in a tête-à-tête with the coyly sweet vocalist Rose Gold.
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"The President of the United States just tweeted the phrase 'pro-shark media', which means we've officially entered the dumbest time in human history," proclaims Colbert.
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It invariably proclaims spring, effective immediately, then sets about making itself irresistible to bumblebees — who haven't even begun to think about pollen collection, by the way.
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While Humphrey talks policy with taciturn farmers, Kennedy plunges into a frenzied crowd and, on the podium, proclaims political ideals with soaring rhetoric and ringing tones.
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The Asia Reassurance Initiative Act, whose name boldly proclaims its intent, includes a requirement that the president justify any sanctions relief to North Korea before Congress.
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"It's like sharing earphones," the startup's website proclaims – and indeed, it does seem like the modern-day version of handing one of your earbuds to a friend.
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What's a mother to do when an only child emphatically proclaims: "Mommy, my little sister [the doll] should have the same things I have [too many accessories]"?
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On days we're flush with funds, we may be more willing to send a message to someone after Tinder proclaims in all caps that IT'S A MATCH!
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"It's the end of the world," a voice proclaims over footage of Evan Peters, Joan Collins, and Leslie Grossman on what appears to be a private plane.
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This is one of the many ironies in the film – Thackeray declares his disdain for democracy and proclaims that India "needs a Hitler" but still fights elections.
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He quickly connects with Roper (Ryan Guzman) and alpha dog McReynolds (Tyler Hoechlin) — model-handsome, with a Burt Reynolds mustache, who immediately proclaims his hatred of pitchers.
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The one issued today proclaims cheerfully: [The FCC] has made closing the digital divide between Americans with, and without, access to modern broadband networks its top priority.
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There may not be a correlation between someone who proclaims his religious or moral principles at work and that person's propensity to act in a moral way.
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In essence he proclaims, "No wall, no government" — or at least none of the 85033 percent of the government that is still without an appropriation from Congress.
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In giant white block letters on a black ground, it proclaims, "Blind Idealism is Reactionary Scary Deadly," with the words reactionary and scary overlaid by red crosses.
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He and the truth he proclaims deserve the full support of the West, no matter what is going on in Russia's stadiums — or in Mr. Trump's mind.
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The achievement is celebrated in Parma's marketing slogan for this year's season tickets: Come noi nessuno mai, the club proclaims — there has never been anyone like us.
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"Just because a programmer, who wishes to look infallible, proclaims every one of its shows a success doesn't make it true," Mr. Landgraf said in August 2015.
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Section 1373, in other words, proclaims that jurisdictions may not prohibit their officials — for instance, police officers — from informing I.N.S. that they have detained an undocumented immigrant.
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"I say to all of the residents in East Jerusalem to vote for me and give me an opportunity to get you all your rights," Dabash proclaims.
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For an entertainment industry that wants to reach the world, a US president who proudly proclaims "America First" as his mantra is a potential source of friction.
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The boutique Italian supercar checks nearly all the supercar boxes: ostentatious gullwing doors, obscene power, styling that proclaims, I could have bought an archipelago, but settled for this.
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"Cheers to the start of this journey," a very exhausted, very still-cheerful Hannah proclaims at the end of the night, toasting (properly) with her 23 remaining men.
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" (+10) When Jon proclaims that he loves her — but only as a queen — Dany gives him one of her best disappointed looks and says, "Let it be fear.
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In 2008 a report for Quebec's government proposed that judges, Crown prosecutors and police officers should be barred from appearing in a way that proclaims their religious affiliation.
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Many comics feature a psychiatrist who ominously proclaims that the Joker's mania refuses concrete diagnosis, but the idea that he's irrational is by no means a dominant interpretation.
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After a few days, Mexico will protest against these measures and Trump will roll out trade tariffs, visa cancellations and visa fee increases, Trump proclaims on his site.
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" When asked about the article, "Hoist It High and Proud: The Confederate Flag Proclaims a Glorious Heritage, " published two years ago, Marlow said it inspired "debate and discussion.
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In fact, the dish evokes such strong feelings in Mr. Wonderful that he proclaims Tom to be a "pork and chicken freak" and "mad scientist"—high praise indeed.
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Mesnick even makes an appearance with his wife to plead Arie's case, albeit a bit halfheartedly: "He's a nice person," he proclaims to a near-silent, unimpressed audience.
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He proclaims his support for clean air and water, as his administration works overtime trying to dismantle safeguards for the air we breathe and the water we drink.
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Sometimes I think that Sanders and his supporters might consider a national hunger strike where every Sanders supporter waves a banner that proclaims: Sanders obliterates Trump by 15!
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Black Lives Matter proclaims its LGBTQ agenda across its website, so if this is the first time you've ever heard any of this, remember to thank the media.
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"Wrong not the heart whose joy thou art" proclaims a heart brooch from about 2367 that is part of the extensive collection at the National Museum of Scotland.
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Indeed, the white paper for Basis proclaims that the startup will keep the price stable with an "algorithmic central bank" and openly invites comparisons to the US Fed.
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" Sanders campaign manager Faiz Shakir responded that "last-minute, cheap barbs of desperation aren't a good look for a candidate who proclaims his desire to unite the party.
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In public, Mr. Bennett's vocabulary is dominated by three exclamations: Great, Wow and Fantastic, the last of which he proclaims with a strong punch to the second syllable.
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Mr. Trump, who routinely proclaims his affection for coal, during the presidential campaign flatly rejected via Twitter a suggestion that he might put a price on carbon pollution.
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His love of the colors of Bora Bora, which he proclaims to Ginny early on, help to explain the film's conspicuously bright colors (shot by cinematographer Vittorio Storaro).
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She spits blood and delivers verses with a kind of grit and unprecedented confidence, as she proclaims her self-love and a lyrical middle finger to her haters.
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"By the next scene, the two are kissing on a beach, sunset and all, as her voice-over proclaims, "No matter what happens, I'm going to follow my heart.
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"It looks like Samsung quietly made all the durability quick-fixes we suggested in our original Fold teardown!" iFixit proudly proclaims, but that doesn't mean the device is perfect.
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"Stockpiling is the talk of Britain!" the Economist proclaims, while raising doubts about whether people are actually piling up the food or just talking about it to be trendy.
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Mr. Haacke, as each gallery proudly proclaims, has written every single wall label himself — which offers helpful context, but turns the show into an uncomfortable act of self-justification.
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"I'm a wild animal that cannot be tamed," the 30-year-old mom of two proclaims while she parties with a bevy of other beautiful women and downs liquor.
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In the east Kenyan town where most of the world&aposs ejiao (pronounced "uh-jee-ow") is made, billboard after billboard proclaims the purported curative powers of the gelatin.
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While Kareena's Kia is an ambitious marketing manager, Arjun plays a stay-at-home husband who proclaims that all he wants is to be be a homemaker like mother.
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When someone proclaims that our government equally values straight and gay individuals, all one has to do is look at their policies to see that's simply not the case.
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In a particularly ribald moment, one clutches his chest in agony and proclaims, naked, "My heart starts racing just thinking about it," when recollecting a favorite male musician's performance.
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Instead it proclaims Davis "a true American patriot" — this man who led a breakaway nation that labeled the US its enemy and killed hundreds of thousands of American soldiers.
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Apparently ignorant of the Shakespearean maxim that the "apparel oft proclaims the man" and that the "gaudy" is to be avoided, he also owned an $18,500 python skin jacket.
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While ISIS vehemently proclaims itself anti-homosexual, Virginia Tech's Ahram notes reports of male-on-male rape, videotaped to be used as blackmail if a fighter wants to desert.
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A recitative in his "Christmas Oratorio" proclaims that a believer's heart should safeguard the biblical account of the miracle of Christ's birth "as a sure demonstration ['Beweis']" of salvation.
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"I've got to do something with all this longing," Jackson proclaims somewhere along the way, with the forward lean of italics giving that longing an extra layer of urgency.
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An adjacent self-portrait shows him in the guise of the persona he has adopted — that of an obnoxiously ebullient naïf who proclaims himself a famous new media artist.
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"I want people to laugh with me, not at me," Zach proclaims, with the idea that his interviews have turned out to be viral sensations because they're so awful.
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Following are some of the key moments in the history of the world's most populous country since 1949: 1949: Mao Zedong proclaims the People's Republic of China on Oct.
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VA already proclaims to be a mission-driven organization that focuses on veterans and, as Duhigg notes, identifying keystone habits is tricky, and one must know where to look.
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Reddit, which was founded in 2005 and proclaims itself "the front page of the internet" with 330 million monthly active users, had been resistant to outright bans on content.
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FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films "A great Adam Sandler performance makes The Meyerowitz Stories one of Noah Baumbach's best," the piece's headline proclaims.
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These worshippers are among the millions of "underground" Catholics in China who reject the leadership of the state-sanctioned Chinese Catholic Patriotic Association (CCPA), which proclaims itself independent of Rome.
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Check out the clip -- Bisping confidently proclaims Hunt will knock out Lesnar ... while admitting there's a distinct possibility Lesnar takes Hunt to ground and beats his soul out of him.
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Lolo proudly proclaims it's the latter ... saying not only is she gonna see other guys from Tinder ... but that she was looking for them WHILE ON HER FIRST DATE ... ouch.
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At least that's what Finding Dory star Ellen DeGeneres proclaims in a new promo for the film costarring Diane Keaton as Dory's mom, released just before Mother's Day this Sunday.
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The town of around 1,000 residents was named after the Panacea Mineral Springs and "was world renowned in the early nineteenth century for its healing waters" its official website proclaims.
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In the clip, Miranda, who proclaims she chose career over family, comes face-to-face with the woman who may just be the daughter she once gave up for adoption.
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The next country, he proclaims, was, of course, Nazi Germany—neglecting to add that this was part of a eugenics programme targeted at whoever the Nazis saw as genetically inferior.
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With Thor thrown through a hole in space to the barbaric planet Sakaar, "Asgard is dead," she proclaims as a wave of fire and ash sweeps over Thor's home world.
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"Let's all come together and send the message to trans Americans that despite what this president and administration proclaims that trans lives, safety and service are valuable, that they matter."
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This International Women's Day, March 8th, is an opportunity to build on that momentum and solidarity and encourage women to do what this year's theme proclaims: Be Bold for Change.
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William proudly proclaims early on that he's a survivor because he doesn't trust anyone, making it all the more heroic later when he decides maybe he should start trusting people.
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This is why Modi's adherents have constructed a grand monolithic narrative to justify their actions, one that proclaims cultural continuity of tradition and that pivots upon a retrograde Brahmanical core.
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While the show doesn't especially establish, or even outline, the legacy it proclaims, it allows us access to Jess's world in a way that has rarely, if ever, been accomplished.
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Oh, and a president who proclaims that the news media are "enemies of the people" may feel that torturing and murdering a critical journalist is not such a bad idea.
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Initially, business at DV28 Kitchen was slow: The restaurant, which proclaims its mission on its website and on the front of each menu, lost $225,270 in its first five months.
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JON PARELES "I'm in love," the British vocalist Rita Ora proclaims in exploding harmonies, after she details a tryst — "kissing in the back of the cab" — that could lead further.
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First, Russia's investment in multiple types of low-yield weapons loudly proclaims the Russians think those weapons are usable, even in the face of NATO's current conventional and nuclear arsenal.
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While Tiven proclaims that "[w]e are not a country that discriminates against people based on religion," the fact is the LGBT-Left loves to discriminate against the Christian faith.
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THE WASHINGTON POST: "We are not a little local paper any more," its editor, Ben Bradlee, proclaims in the movie, declaring an end to The Post's cozy coverage of Washington.
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She thinks herself — and proclaims herself — "free" and able to "do whatever I want," but the cost of her spirited wandering is a hymen-restoring operation imposed by her family.
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" He posts from an account named only 'PF,' he's fluent in the language of online (the above, for example, are his clout glasses), and proclaims himself "the new Anthony Fantano.
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"Sleep loss is hitting your bottom line!" proclaims SHLEEP, a company with a cute name and an equally cute logo of a sleeping cartoon sheep, which specializes in corporate sleep solutions.
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"There's a very famous scene in the first season where Aimee finally brings herself to climax while lying on her front and proclaims she's eaten a load of crumpets," Fox said.
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A November profile for The New York Times proclaims "Casey Affleck is Making Another Splash, Reluctantly," yet barely interrogates what might be one of the more obvious reasons for his reluctance.
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Speaking outside Haydee's house where a plaque on the front door proclaims "Life starts at 70", Rosi said she would move if given a comparable home in another part of Rio.
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Still, a plaque affixed to the fence proclaims it to be the first section of Trump's border wall, and Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen wasn't having it any other way.
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Extrapolated to the entire US population in the year 2099, "the figure could rise by several hundred million more nights of lost sleep annually," a press release issued on Friday proclaims.
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It's free chicken sandwich day, one of them proclaims, but Earn seems as if he could not be less fazed by the sight of people in cow costumes interrupting his morning.
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" At the ripe age of 30, the old old maid "proclaims herself passé" with a dress "that is severely plain in style and she wears nothing but brown, gray and black.
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"Those … who are merry sometimes turn their behinds toward the sky and cast their excrement in the face of other men," proclaims the epigraph to A Week of Kindness's "Thursday" chapter.
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"My mama calls me mija" the rapper proudly proclaims while sitting on a velvet crimson chair, as scenes shift back and forth from her and a group of young El Pasoans.
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"Our strategy will be to adopt the same actions that work in countries that are booming, with jobs, low inflation, wages for workers and opportunity for all," his policy document proclaims.
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The Mario we found lives a life full of paradoxes: while he proclaims his independence from others, he surrounds himself with throngs of anonymous tourists, shaking hands and selling his lifestyle.
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Which means when you pick a cookie that proclaims, "I am strong," you should take that as a personal compliment and not a promise about the treat you're about to snarf.
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" Asked for comment, Faiz Shakir, Mr. Sanders's campaign manager, replied, "Last-minute cheap barbs of desperation aren't a good look for a candidate who proclaims his desire to unite the party.
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"NO MORE POWER CUNTS" proclaims a sign in yellow caps – a reference to a three-hour power outage that mysteriously struck Malta as crucial details of the murder plot became public.
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Decades hence, at another riverside community, the dying indigenous wife of a self-proclaimed white messiah is healed by one of Karamakate's potions, and her husband proclaims himself the Son of God.
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"Tables that have four or more people with Huawei smartphones will get one free plate of Emperor Bullfrog," proclaims an advertisement for her restaurant's signature 88 yuan ($12.50) deep-fried frog dish.
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The final bit of text proclaims her the "greatest female athlete ever"— until the "female" vanishes in a pointed rebuke of how the media treats the legacies of athletes who are women.
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As our boat pulls into the small harbor, past people fishing on the pier, nearly every first-time visitor proclaims that it looks like a Greek island, or the south of France.
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"As you must have figured out by now, the Melody-80 doesn't confine its genius to strictly serious business," a Sharper Image ad in an October 1979 edition of Popular Science proclaims.
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The DPP's Tsai has been quick to leverage voter discontent and the rise of a Taiwanese identity to her benefit as she proclaims a firm belief in Taiwan's separate identity from China.
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Just to twist the knife, the show is a solo affair, honoring his contemporary L. J. Shapiro (Judd Hirsch), whom Harold is eager to decry—"a popular but minor artist," he proclaims.
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Finn Wolfhard, who stars as Mike Wheeler in the show that famed TV critic Your Boyfriend proclaims to be "the best thing since Breaking Bad," is no stranger to a cover version.
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In David Friedman we finally have an ambassador who understands and boldly proclaims that these are the real threats to Middle East peace, rather than an Israeli family growing tomatoes in Shiloh.
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They also have a website which proudly proclaims that Crab America is the "World's Largest Crab Feed" (the Rotary Club in Annapolis, which actually hosts fantastic crab festivals, would beg to differ).
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"I am, and we are, the new law that has not been written," Chesney Snow proclaims at the conclusion of his autobiographical mixed-media stage show, "The Unwritten Law," at Dixon Place.
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Dismissing Jefferson's "all men are created equal," Mr. Kendi proclaims his own self-evident truth — that (presumably white) Americans are inherently racist and carry the stain of original sin in this regard.
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Mr. Xi recently referred to Mr. Trump as his "friend," while Mr. Trump regularly proclaims his friendship with the Chinese leader, even as he notes that the two have sharply divergent interests.
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A Mexican-American born in Los Angeles, Angelica Garcia proclaims her bicultural heritage — "wearing my roots and flying this flag" — over a snowballing, polyrhythmic buildup that melds Mexican rhythms and electronic savvy.
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On Time Even if the future is female, as a recently popular T-shirt proclaims, the world of fine watches can sometimes feel as insular and male-dominated as a 1950s boardroom.
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Consequently, Pyongyang sees no guarantees for its survival other than nuclear weapons and while it proclaims it will negotiate about other issues, it will not negotiate away its rights to nuclear weapons.
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The premiere features the family planning a quinceanera, or 15th-birthday celebration, for Penelope's daughter, Elena (Isabella Gomez), a brainy type who proclaims the tradition a "misogynous cultural ritual," much to grandma's horror.
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That is, the company's selection of videos won't include those with "ego-driven online 'stars,'" the Jellies website proclaims, nor will it feature those where toys are unboxed or videos with inappropriate ads.
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" The "On the Issues" area proclaims Bennett supported "President Obama's nuclear deal with Iran, even though it allows Iran, a state sponsor of terrorism, the ability to eventually produce its own nuclear weapons.
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Our future chief executive officers are legitimizing and enabling the court as a political actor, rather than an institution dedicated to providing "Equal Justice Under Law" (as the Supreme Court building itself proclaims).
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I&aposm going to get one of those little kits and in the middle of the debate, when she proclaims that she is Indian heritage because her mother said she has high cheekbones.
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Without that message, investors have grown even more certain that repeated rate cuts are needed and are coming — and they may be rattled if the Fed proclaims its confidence in the economy later.
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There's a historical quirkiness to this — Burr, of course, was the nominal victor of the 1804 duel in which he killed Hamilton, but, as the musical proclaims, that victory made him a villain.
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This last menacing technique, which is common in the workplace, proclaims the man's right to trespass personal boundaries and is designed to put the other person in a state of unease and subjection.
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China's ongoing refusal to submit to the discipline of such negotiations and treaties can only further poison the strategic atmosphere and raise serious doubts as to its intentions that it proclaims are peaceful.
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" Another scene shows a restaurant where "patrons engage deeply with their bowls," while a late segment proclaims that the taste of certain dishes "feels nostalgic, even if the memories are not our own.
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The "satirical social thriller," as Universal Pictures characterized the film in a statement last fall, has a new trailer and a release date: March 13, or "Friday the 13th," as the trailer proclaims.
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" (Diluting that is the aim of Espinoza.) Article X, Section 1, of the '72 Constitution proclaims that it is the duty of the state to "develop the full educational potential of each person.
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In bold white text, one of the rainbow-print pieces proclaims, "We gave a party for the gods and the gods all came," while the other makes an even more explicitly sexual statement.
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In the meantime, the Jubilee administration that proclaims itself as a "rule of law government" refused to reopen the country's three biggest independent news channels despite a court order suspending the switch-off.
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It's not true that women now have to register, as the lead plaintiff, the National Coalition for Men, proclaims on its website, Judge Miller did not issue an injunction or dictate a remedy.
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If Mr. Cox proclaims his satisfaction that the backstop is not meant to be perpetual and that Brussels does not intend to "trap" Britain into a customs union, then maybe — just maybe — Mrs.
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China's constitution proclaims freedom of belief, but in reality the officially atheist ruling Communist Party keeps a tight rein over all religious groups, an area of frequent concern for Western governments and rights groups.
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It was a foreign policy he eventually coined as the so-called "Reagan Doctrine" in a 1985 essay for Time magazine: The Reagan Doctrine proclaims overt and unashamed American support for anti- Communist revolution.
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A speaker who replaces a DJ on the main stage proclaims that humans were "born to serve the Earth" and leads the flock, many with raised hands, in prayers to the four cardinal directions.
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Founded in 2014, it proclaims to be a place for artists to show off their work, with artists like Maciej Rebisz, Kim Petersen, Raphael Lacoste, and many others posting their portfolios to the site.
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"Every time we let straight relatives bury our dead and push our lovers away — it was an act of perversion," she proclaims, making it clear that self-denial is the slipperiest of gay slopes.
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As if being one of the biggest names in Afrobeats wasn't enough, he's also effectively the latest member of Latino Gang, as the bio for his 2.5 million follower Instagram account now proudly proclaims.
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" While heartbreak permeates most faces of this beautiful album, it ends on a hopeful note where she proclaims, "You'll be okay / You'll be alright / You'll get well soon" on the post-breakup closer "Comfort.
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Through a series of fortuitous and implausible events, she gets a full ride to the Ivy League institution, a fact she loudly proclaims to poor Perry, who is working three jobs to pay tuition.
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Expensively decorated and fully equipped, including the kitchen sink, the beds, wine glasses, books and even bathroom lotions, it proclaims: This is your taste, these are your aspirations, this is the home for you.
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The fanfare for the album (plus related transmedia activity) proclaims that Gaga will "bring art culture into pop in a reverse Warholian expedition"—only 40 years after Bowie and Roxy Music accomplished that mission.
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"After this house, I'mma build a tower," the young mogul-in-training (who turned 9 this past Monday) adorably proclaims, quenching his thirst with a few well-deserved sips from a can of LaCroix.
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When the president publicly proclaims that he fired the director of the F.B.I. for investigating his ties with Russia, thus torching in seconds the story his aides spent several days painstakingly constructing, that's absurd.
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" The former NBA guard then launches into a largely incomprehensible rant in which he proclaims to be the leader of the Navy SEALs and later appears to say he's the "real f**king president.
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" It has Kim and Kelley Deal of the Breeders egging her on, shouting "Tell me how you really feel!" before Ms. Barnett proclaims, "I don't know anything/I don't owe, I don't owe anything.
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The whole family proclaims their love for Marta but nobody manages to remember which South American country she's from, and when things start to get serious they're more than willing to turn on her.
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" UBI features heavily in the Gang's online discussions about Yang's virtues, in the countless memes the group has made, and in songs about the candidate, like the one that proclaims "Yang bucks trickle up.
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Israel and our allies in the Gulf will be further isolated and disenchanted, and the U.S. will continue to shy away from realizing whatever interests it proclaims to be operative in the Middle East.
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"Working at SUR is different from working any other restaurant," Stassi Schroeder proclaims in the first episode of Vanderpump Rules, Bravo's reality television epic about the lives of hot waiters in west Los Angeles.
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"Fair workplace practices matter — to effective outreach to all constituencies and communities, to getting more votes, volunteers, and grassroots donations, to broader perspectives that can help avoid messaging and policy mistakes," the document proclaims.
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Immediately after Bryan Connerty is sworn in as District Attorney, Jock Jeffcoat takes him aside and proclaims they're going to spend the coming months searching for dirt in Chuck's past, from past cases to misconducts.
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I&aposm going to get one of those little kits, and in the middle of the debate when she proclaims that she&aposs of Indian heritage because her mother says she has high cheek bones.
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The new ad, which proclaims "Cruetly Doesn't Suit Me. Please Leave Wool out of Your Wardrobe," will be featured on a billboard at the intersection of Beverly Boulevard and N. Fairfax Avenue in Los Angeles.
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Donald Trump often proclaims how proud he is of his children, and Eric Trump's comment makes clear he takes after his father in his understanding of democracy, and his conception of appropriate presidential family behavior.
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It remains jammed: India and Pakistan both claim parts occupied by the other, and each proclaims that the region's people, themselves a cocktail of faiths and ethnicities, are a natural part of their own nation.
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The film spends more time behind the scenes with Hill than with Thomas, and it lets her explain her perspective at length, while Thomas more often maintains a wounded silence, or flatly proclaims his innocence.
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Though the mission's website proudly proclaims its founding in June, anniversary ceremonies will not be held until October, the date when official "paperwork was sent from Mexico," said Gustavo Torres, the mission's director of development.
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The resulting interview is peppered with p*ss-taking, and even Gleeson struggles to keep it completely together as Blunt tears his own career to shreds, and proclaims himself a musical genius in equal measure.
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But Jones especially seems to be the most keen on avoiding self-describing as a "hero," and instead proclaims (as she does in this very trailer) to be primarily concerned with just making a living.
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Maybe me seeing so much of the real world of polluted, overpopulated, impoverished cities has made me feel that a place that proclaims itself to be the 'The Happiest Place on Earth' is painfully absurd.
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" In order to deal with the upsurge in ecological, economic, educational, legal and health issues associated with more and bigger wildfires in the West, Dr. Schoennagel proclaims, "We need to develop a new fire culture.
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Its astronomical ratings — over 18 million viewers watched the series the night it had its premiere — proclaims not only the show's enduring resonance, but also a restitution of something lost (or at least something passed).
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Above my desk at home I keep a 1970 anthology that lit a fire to second wave feminism: SISTERHOOD IS POWERFUL, edited by Robin Morgan, proclaims itself not merely a book but a live protest.
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Guitars, strumming and keening, rally behind her, fall away and rally again as she confronts both her antagonist and her own self-consciousness: "Everyone will hear me complain," she proclaims in a cappella vocal harmonies.
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In "Hamlet," for instance, Polonius gives his departing son, Laertes, fond advice: Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy, But not express'd in fancy; rich, not gaudy; For the apparel oft proclaims the man.
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This game takes that sort of world and says that while it may be difficult, the ultimate truth isn't that "Hope is for the naive and weak," as the game proclaims in it's opening cinematic.
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This highly entertaining, dare we say absorbing, book is "a sort of 'Around the World in Eighty Toilets,'" as Sir Peter Bazalgette — whose great-great-grandfather designed the London sewer system — proclaims in his foreword.
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But the latest effort is part of a government push being steered by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to develop the square in a way that proclaims the city's Islamic faith and glorifies its Ottoman past.
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The installation calmly proclaims the obvious: that people, regardless of their gender or sexuality, tend to live similar lives and that we're all entitled to equal rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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"[Oyoon] security system employs artificial intelligence to watch Dubai around the clock!" proclaims a graphic on a PowerPoint slide in a presentation on the UAE's artificial intelligence strategy given by an adviser to the UAE government.
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The United States Postal Service's unofficial motto proclaims that neither snow nor rain will not deter the mail from arriving at your doorstep — but the death of a former president brings the operation to a halt.
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"The Leica SOFORT differs from other instant cameras in a number of essential aspects: the unmistakeable styling and look were developed especially for the camera by the Leica design team," the company proclaims on its website.
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"Yes indeed!" proclaims the front wall in electrified letters, backed by ads for old-time New Orleans goods like Sum-Good coffee and chicory, and Charles E. Erath's Red Hot Creole Pepper Sauce, concocted in 1916.
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Macron, and the world which welcomed him, now grasp the enormity of the task he has set himself – and the national interests he must serve even as he proclaims the need for a more integrated Europe.
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In the eastern German state of Thuringia this week a regional election displayed the disastrous state of Germany's political center — and how far the country now stands from the anti-fascist consensus it proclaims to maintain.
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Sylvie Kauffmann PARIS — Much to our surprise in Europe, religion wasn't a big theme in the 2016 presidential election in the United States, a country that proclaims its trust in God even on its bank notes.
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The letter asks them to join a statement that proclaims their opposition to U.N. initiatives that support sexual and reproductive health and that, in the Trump administration's view, could expand abortion access, according to the Guardian.
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" Former Dartmouth professor James Heffernan also proclaims Warren "the ideal choice" in an essay for The Huffington Post, calling the senator "the best possible solution to the biggest problem Hillary now faces: how to propitiate the Berniphiles.
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"Sheriff Joe Arpaio is now 85 years old, and after more than 50 years of admirable service to our nation, he is a worthy candidate for a presidential pardon," proclaims the White House statement announcing the pardon.
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"I'm going to get one of those little kits and in the middle of the debate, when she proclaims she's of Indian heritage — because her mother said she has high cheekbones, that's her only evidence," Trump said.
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Twice a year Mr Javid makes a point of reading the courtroom scene in "The Fountainhead", in which the hero proclaims that he would rather go to prison than bow down before the will of the crowd.
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" When a white supremacist killed nine African-Americans at a historic black church in Charleston, South Carolina, last year, the site published an article titled: "Hoist it high and proud: The Confederate flag proclaims a glorious heritage.
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While many statements and actions of government officials "are not subject to judicial scrutiny or intervention", he wrote, "that does not mean those officials are free to disregard the constitution and the rights it proclaims and protects".
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In 2545, Gorsuch wrote "The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia," a 2991-page book in which he "builds a nuanced, novel, and powerful moral and legal argument against legalization," the book proclaims on its back cover.
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The other brother, meanwhile, and his business partner (Michael Stuhlbarg) have foolishly borrowed money from an unknown party, bringing them into the orbit of a shady and menacing hood (David Thewlis) who proclaims himself their new partner.
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"The Declaration of Independence, the foundational document of this great country, boldly proclaims that every person is endowed with the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness," Ratcliffe said in a statement at the time.
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He talks about how "he is the only one who can fix everything" and proudly proclaims that him — a businessman with a very mixed record — knows more than our own generals with years of experience and intel.
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As U.S. President Donald Trump proclaims "America First" and Britain hums along to the words of "Rule Britannia," can a special relationship still exist between two states that seem to have decided to draw back within themselves?
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"I'm going to get one of those little kits and in the middle of the debate, when she proclaims she's of Indian heritage — because her mother said she has high cheekbones, that's her only evidence," Trump continued.
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Here are two lines from T-Mobile's latest "Uncarrier" missive, in which the company proclaims that it has "listened to customers" and is changing its new T-Mobile One plans less than two weeks after announcing them.
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One story features a monk who proclaims that crickets are "born out of thin air and the leaves of coconut palms during the conjunction of the new moon"; another is told from the perspective of a needle.
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Similarly, Rich proclaims, with all the urgency of revelation, "No woman is really an insider in the institutions fathered by masculine consciousness," issuing a warning to her fellow outsiders — we can't win if we play their game.
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The Newseum's mission statement proclaims that it is devoted to a free press, and the point is hammered home on the building's exterior, where the First Amendment is inscribed on a 74-foot-tall stretch of marble.
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"You have a nominee of a major party that shows no awareness of just basic rudimentary domestic or foreign policy, advertises his ignorance every day, who proclaims his role model for leadership is Vladimir Putin," Obama said.
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But Dimitrij, who proclaims himself the son of Ivan the Terrible, Boris's predecessor — a son long believed to have died in childhood — returns to Moscow with troops to take the throne, which stokes enthusiasm among many Russians.
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But the video and its creator's inflammatory caption -- "Biden proclaims the 'European' identity of America: 'Our culture is not imported from some African nation'" -- left out essential context Biden had provided before and after the 19 seconds.
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JON CARAMANICA "I just bought a crib on top of the hill," Thundercat proclaims in his familiar falsetto — halfway giddy, halfway dreamy — at the start of "Black Qualls," the first single from an album due in April.
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The order proclaims that the executive branch will "vigorously enforce Federal law's robust protections for religious freedom" and proposes strengthening of protections for companies and organizations that claim a conscience-based exemption to paying for contraceptive care.
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He estimates 500 people will attend and said he has invited members of the Proud Boys, a group that proclaims itself to be "Western chauvinists" and has been designated a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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A UAE government website proclaims that "His Excellency Major General Staff Pilot Stephen A. Toumajan" is "Commander" of the UAE's Joint Aviation Command, which, according to experts on the UAE's military, operates most of the nation's combat helicopters.
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" The couple revealed the sweet news in coordinating Instagram posts, sharing images from a blue-themed photography session featuring balloons, a cake and even their dog Phoebe wearing a wreath around her neck that proclaims, "It's a boy.
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Since the withdrawal announcement, at least 7,000 people and associations have responded to a campaign entitled "We're Still In", which proclaims that federal policies will make no difference to their determination to help keep the world from warming.
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In the case of Emmys, people of color can show up for appearances, but most of them don't get to relish in the actual glow of the event that proclaims many, many times over, to celebrate their work.
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And I suppose that's one of the reasons why I love Fayetteville, North Carolina, the city that proudly proclaims itself "The Most Military Friendly Town in the U.S." I served in the U.S. Army Reserves during Desert Storm.
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A yellow and blue sign, posted on the 4,000 square feet house's 0.69-acre grounds, designates the building as a Pennsylvania historical landmark, and proclaims that the house was built in 1935 by Grace's father, John B. Kelly.
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Even if Mr. Trump wins in Indiana and convincingly proclaims himself the presumptive nominee, he is almost certain to continue campaigning aggressively in California to amass enough delegates to fend off any challenges at the Republican National Convention.
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Sanders and the radical need to change the fundamental injustices prevalent in the United States, to believe Biden when he proclaims that he is willing to listen to those whose views have not always coincided with his own.
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Nowhere is this clearer than in "Triumph Over Trump (Blue Over Yellow)" (2017), whose yellow-greening of the "TRUMP" alongside a sky-blue "I" and "H" conveys the opposite of what its title proclaims: "TRUMP" dominates the composition.
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Not only does she turn down the advances, and in one case a marriage proposal, from her two male suitors, but she also plans to be a doctor and proclaims to be atheist in a staunchly Christian household.
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"From the manger, Jesus proclaims, in a meek yet powerful way, the need for sharing with the poor as the path to a more human and fraternal world in which no one is excluded or marginalized," he wrote.
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The UFC proclaims Nunes is the greatest women's mixed martial artist of all time, and after she obliterated the avoided and feared featherweight Cris Cyborg in a single round in December 2018, it is easy to see why.
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Photo: Getty"If I gave two fucks - two fucks about streaming numbers, would have put Lemonade up on Spotify," Beyoncé proclaims on "NICE" from her joint album with Jay-Z which they dropped exclusively on Tidal over the weekend.
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UptownUptown is a gritty and diverse mishmash of cultures, a place where a Target can exist on the same block as the head shop Smoke Dreams, which proclaims itself to have "Chicago's Largest & Finest Selection of Tobacco Accessories" (debatable).
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"Witness the beginning of a dark universe," the trailer proclaims — possibly in reference to the rise of the film's Princess Ahmanet (Sofia Boutella), but more likely an overt nod to the "Universal Monsters" world-building the movie is doing.
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The book, in which MacLane proudly proclaims herself an amoral genius devoted to the devil, scandalized the US for its surprisingly self-assured teen girl ego, so uncommon for girls of MacLane's time, or any time for that matter.
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Beyond the scrum of bargain hunters, batik stalls and bicycle rickshaws at the far end of Jalan Malioboro, a sweet and smoky haze proclaims a strip of tiny restaurants sprawled out on the sidewalk, collectively known as the lesehan.
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If the political gods would grant me one wish — which may come true — it is that in the closing argument of her campaign, Clinton proclaims how she stands alongside Sanders and Warren fighting on the side of all Americans.
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A narrator proclaims: "It's a movement, not a campaign; its leader, Donald Trump," with thundering drums punctuating his point, culminating in the longest shot of the ad: a seconds-long look at a towering, gleaming Trump hotel in Chicago.
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The LL Bean Flip-Top Lunch Box comes in a wide range of bright colors and equally bright and fun prints, yet it has a simple "grown-up" design that proclaims the owner is no longer a little kid.
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"The fact that my car's license plate frame proclaims 'My other vehicle is in the main asteroid belt' shows how much pride I take in Dawn," said Mission Director and Chief Engineer Marc Rayman at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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Last week's cover of Der Spiegel, the German news magazine, shows a smug President Trump — backed by Russia's Vladimir Putin, China's Xi Jinping and Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan — and proclaims "Das Zeitalter der Autokraten," the age of the autocrats.
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" Like all modern tech companies that attract tens of millions of dollars in venture capital funding, Juul believes it is doing something globally valuable, acting as "part of the solution to end combustible smoking,'' as its marketing material proclaims.
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Perhaps the Commander-in-Chief who repeatedly proclaims his love for the military may want to learn more about this trauma and congratulate the commanders who transferred these military professionals to medical facilities for rapid treatment and safe recovery.
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For example, it's not rape culture, as one writer proclaims, to live a life that acknowledges the fact that people are sexual and that sexual attraction is heightened in some circumstances more than others, and to guard against that reality.
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Even if she proclaims her devotion to a "government of national unity," why in the world would one expect congressional Republicans to cooperate by helping to pass any signature programs if the likely outcome would be Clinton's reelection in 2020?
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Screenshot: VoiceOverPete/Bladabladabloo (YouTube)Last week a surreal video went viral on Twitter—a man standing in front of a screen showing an aerial view from Fortnite as he proclaims in a dulcet, assertive voice:Attention, calling all Epic Fortnite Gamers.
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Henri ties the total-art approach to an extension of the philosophy of Romanticism in that it proclaims a sweeping, transcendent gesamt ("total" or "whole") resolution of diversity that is all-embracing and envelopes (supposedly) all aspects of our lives.
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If Trump is truly concerned about boosting the competitiveness of U.S. companies, particularly with respect to China, he'll first need to get a grasp on how platforms like Alibaba are opening the door to the imbalances he proclaims to detest.
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" He added, though, that even when "the statements and actions of Government officials are not subject to judicial scrutiny or intervention[,] ... [t]hat does not mean those officials are free to disregard the Constitution and the rights it proclaims and protects.
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"The fact that my car's license plate frame proclaims, 'My other vehicle is in the main asteroid belt,' shows how much pride I take in Dawn," Marc Rayman, the chief engineer on the Dawn Mission said in a press release.
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Adeney proclaims that people should not invest in the cryptocurrency, and argues that bitcoin is not an investment, likening it to "gold, tulip bulbs, Beanie Babies, 1999 dotcoms without any hope of a product plan...." in a recent blog post.
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He proclaims himself a fan of Augusto Pinochet, a brutal dictator of the 1970s and 1980s, promotes gun ownership and is keen to send the army to help the police crack down on violence by indigenous Mapuche extremists in southern Chile.
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In its supporting brief, filed jointly with the Department of Justice, the Education Department proclaims that because "the Montana University System agreed to Ferpa's conditions when it accepted federal funds, it is bound by those conditions" — game over, thanks for playing.
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"Vitamin B17 Is Banned Because It Treats Cancer!" a post on the site Healthy Food House proclaims; it has been liked, commented on, and shared on Facebook more than 47,000 times since September, according to the social media–tracking tool CrowdTangle.
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His gift to humanity is a symbol that is as beloved as it is easily recognizable, that proclaims its visibility loudly and with pride, and mirrors the beauty of the natural world with the beauty of the diverse community it represents.
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"In the middle of the debate, when she proclaims that she is of Indian heritage because her mother said she has high cheek bones ... we will take that little kit" and do the test, Trump said at the July rally.
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She proudly wears the mantle of "spinster"—"It's the spinsters who made me," she proclaims—and ushers us, sometimes dreamily, other times with searing attention, into a personal narrative about her life amid a mutually supportive "found family" and intimate friends.
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What kind of American leader believes the denials by Vladimir Putin over the assessment of the U.S. national intelligence community, and who proclaims that he and the little nuclear monster in North Korea fell in love after their brief summit?
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"Truck driving alone is the most common job in twenty-nine states with 3.5 million drivers — 94 percent of them male — and an additional 12 million workers supporting them in truck stops and motels across the country," his website proclaims.
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" From his earliest days in Washington, Mr. Amash has been a marginal figure, consistently voting against both political parties, publishing explanations of his latest "no" on a Facebook page where he proclaims, "I defend liberty and explain every vote here.
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She revels in the wall hangings and armor that decorate it, and in its large kitchen — "if you're wondering why I'm fat, here you go," she proclaims as she glides into the room — but not in a conspicuous-consumption way.
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Still, before Trump gets too excited about the rare visual support for his claim that "the African Americans" love him, and before he proclaims again that he "loves" their support, he might at least want to check out their website.
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These kinds of inversions play a significant part in Christian scripture, which frequently proclaims that with God the first shall be last while the last shall be first; the lowly shall be exalted while the exalted shall be brought low.
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As Britain — like its younger sibling across the pond — gruffly proclaims its distance from the outside world (at least for the political moment), we can all be thankful that Brexit came too late to halt the culinary globalization of London.
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The caption proclaims "Do nothing for 15 seconds" and I'm mesmerized as I watch raindrops fall to the ground during a sun shower and follow an invisible brush as it slowly paints the word "Calm" across the screen in white script.
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"For example, Ackerman's website falsely proclaims that NRATV is the 'world's most comprehensive video coverage of freedom-related news, events and culture,' which creates the misimpression that NRATV was a successful endeavor that the NRA endorses," according to the NRA's complaint.
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In "The Empire and the Five Kings," the French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy — a "committed intellectual," in his own description — proclaims that the United States, now in a moment of doubt and retreat, must again take a stand for freedom.
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" After trying on her first dress — an A-line gown with a plunging neckline — the reality star — who met, fell in love with and got engaged to Shawn Booth on season 11 of the ABC reality series — excitedly proclaims, "I feel magical.
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There's a joke in 30 Rock, Tina Fey's Saturday Night Live-inspired series, in which the archetypal bad ex-boyfriend character Dennis Duffy proclaims himself to be a "social conservative, fiscal liberal"—implying that this is the most absurd of political configurations.
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Obama proclaims that he will not "campaign for, vote for, or support any candidate, even in my own party, who does not support common-sense gun reform," and one of the reforms he proposes is repealing laws that protect gun manufacturers from lawsuits.
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How Tidal Got So FuckedPhoto: Getty"If I gave two fucks - two fucks about streaming numbers, would have put Lemonade up on Spotify," Beyoncé proclaims on "NICE" from her joint album with Jay-Z which they dropped exclusively on Tidal over the weekend.
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Members of the Proud Boys, a far-right group that proclaims itself to be "Western chauvinists," could face up to a year in jail for a brawl that broke out in Manhattan last fall after a Republican dinner featuring the group's founder.
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TEFAF, which proclaims itself to be a fair of fine and decorative art from antiquity to 1920, offers a manageable and even fun experience for me, because I just ignore all the jewelry and ornamental schtick and look for the unexpected art.
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In this fascinating case of self-censorship, a Twitter user proclaims her love of anal but has the decency to censor herself where it really matters:During the election, Viceland had a strong message for Trump—although one asterisk really neutered the message.
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What in the World An hour's drive from the town of Come By Chance, past Spread Eagle Island, there is a large green traffic sign that often functions as its very own destination: "Dildo," the sign proclaims, with an arrow pointing straight ahead.
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The 'Underground Steel Great Wall' A story posted on the PLA's English-language website on January 13 proclaims the Underground Steel Great Wall (USGW) to be a set of defensive installations set deep under mountainous terrain at an undisclosed location somewhere in China.
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" This remarkable brief reproduces a fund-raising letter from one group, the Freedom Foundation, which proclaims that thanks to this case and specifically to the arrival of Justice Gorsuch, "The Supreme Court is about to hand us the opportunity of a lifetime.
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The body, however, has faced criticism that governments from countries like Russia have abused the red notice system to go after political enemies and dissidents, even though its charter explicitly proclaims its neutrality and prohibits the use of police notices for political reasons.
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In a culture — which includes the art world — where youth rules, capital is king, and paintings of nude women can sell for $170 million when the subjects are young, thin, and white, Haynes proclaims with her work that her subjects are equally meaningful.
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Sanders was in the Senate all day at the impeachment trial, but his campaign manager, Faiz Shakir, hit back: "Last-minute cheap barbs of desperation aren't a good look for a candidate who proclaims his desire to unite the party," he said.
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"Here is a government that proclaims itself as illiberal, and if it says it's illiberal, liberals are its natural enemy, especially if they are backed by funds the government has no control over," Mr. Loke said, referring to organizations funded by Mr. Soros.
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The military, which staged its latest coups 2006 and 2014, wields extraordinary power in Thailand and proclaims its discipline to justify repeatedly overthrowing elected governments, but the killings on the weekend put a spotlight on some of its own members' questionable dealings.
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"The world is at acute risk for devastating regional or global disease epidemics or pandemics that not only cause loss of life but upend economies and create social chaos," grimly proclaims the report, published today by the Global Preparedness Monitoring Board (GPMB).
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An Akan flute, which proclaims mourning through its melodies, played alongside the tributes from family and friends and the thunderous voices of the soloists and choirs, including the Winneba Youth Choir, which converted a non-descript theatre-like setting, into a holy Cathedral.
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Between swanky workout events with the press and major collaborations, like its recent one Arielle Charnis of with Something Navy (who often proclaims her love for the brand on social media), no pair of leggings lasts too long in-stock at this high-end retailer.
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"Only the New T-Mobile will be uniquely able to accelerate the country's position and quickly deploy a broad and deep nationwide 5G network that will deliver better service and lower prices to consumers across all parts of the U.S.," the merger website proclaims.
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The phrase "making a way out of no way," as one of the exhibits proclaims, is an epigram that holds in tension the contravening themes of black life: Black folks are being systematically held back, cheated, and erased, but black folks gonna triumph anyway.
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The movie also nails the brand of feminism that King has been espousing from the very beginning; the kind that proclaims that equality isn't about anyone being better than anyone else, but about treating everyone like a human being who is valuable, regardless of gender.
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Living Hope Ministries is a nonprofit, anti-gay, religious organization based in Arlington, TX that "proclaims a Christ-centered, Biblical world-view of sexual expression rooted in one man and one woman in a committed, monogamous, heterosexual marriage for life," according to their website.
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In some ways, the stance of Ms Lindecrantz perfectly exemplifies the ethos of the Mennonites, a denomination with roots in medieval Germany that proclaims a return to the fundamental principles of the New Testament, which it believes to include an absolute rejection of violence.
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In November 2005, Wayne landed his first cover story since the peak of the Hot Boys in 2000, with XXL in anticipation of Tha Carter II. "Cash Money's President Carter defies Hurricane Katrina, digs Trina and knows New Orleans will rise again" proclaims the tagline.
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Morris illustrates how auto-delusion can turn a man who obviously had great potential to make good into someone who doesn't see, for instance, any conflict between the populism he proclaims and the man he actually helped install in the White House to enact it.
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It's most evident when she proclaims, in one breath, "Between both of my daughters' music and my show and the candles and being a mom, and my dog needing eye surgery, I feel like maybe my brain might explode!" and somehow still seems at-ease.
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Trump has concocted a fake version of the existing US immigration system in which family unification visas allow people to "bring over unlimited numbers of distant relatives" and proclaims this the source of both economic woes and threats of deadly violence from MS-13 gangs.
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Before American and Canadian teams battle on the ice in hockey, Americans and Canadians proudly join to share "The Star-Spangled Banner" and "O Canada," which joyously proclaims how Canadians stand with glowing hearts for a glorious land that will forever remain strong and free.
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Much like rapper Kendrick Lamar did on his landmark album To Pimp a Butterfly, Beyoncé proclaims her ethnicity with refreshing gusto, offering a raw stance on who she is and where she's from, beyond the hit songs and albums for which we already know her.
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Hungarian Parliament passes bill that gives PM Orbán unlimited power & proclaims:- State of emergency w/o time limit- Rule by decree- Parliament suspended- No elections- Spreading fake news + rumors: up to 5 yrs in prison- Leaving quarantine: up to 8 yrs in prison#COVID19 pic.twitter.
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He is sentimental about those he photographs and often proclaims their beauty, but having invested himself so deeply in the idea of their "disappearance," he is unable to believe that they are not going anywhere, that they are simply adapting to the modern world.
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The government publicly proclaims its concerns about the environment and its green bona fides, but Japan's powerful Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI) is a key player in decisions about the country's energy, and it prioritizes reliable and cheap power over low emissions.
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It's been a minute since we've seen a good training montage — especially centered around a woman — so let's hope that Ackerman puts on a good show in the ring and that Thorne's ultimate fighter is as impressive as her character description proclaims her to be.
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Watch Bes handle a gleaming white horse as he proclaims his usual sound statements like "When I die, make sure you spread my blood on a BMW," while Bronson does the raps and the rest of the F*CK, THAT's DELICIOUS crew appears throughout.
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It's music that your dad is comfortable sticking two index fingers in the air to as he proclaims it to be a "tune"; it's music that two teenage lovers can listen to as they skip class to pleasure each other with the very same fingers.
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I&aposm going to get one of those little kits, and in the middle of the debate, when she proclaims that she is of Indian heritage, because her mother said she has high cheekbones, that&aposs her only evidence, that her mother said she had high cheekbones.
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Recent years have seen a surge in a kind of business transaction known as a tax inversion, when a US-based company buys a foreign company headquartered in a country with a lower corporate income tax rate and then proclaims itself to be foreign for tax purposes.
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Her Republican opponent, Joe Heck, is a cautious, hardworking congressman, doctor and brigadier-general in the Army Reserve: "When America is Fighting for Its Future…Send a Soldier" proclaims the Heck campaign, touting images of their man wielding a stethoscope and looking masterful in camouflage fatigues.
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"For a country that loudly proclaims its opposition to the death penalty even after a fair trial, the hypocrisy is stunning: now we know that UK authorities are deeply involved in executing all kinds of people, including alleged drug dealers, without a trial at all," he said.
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Another part of the show has a recording of the pieces played more professionally by musicians Lizzi Bougatsos and Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe (you can listen while sitting in Diamond chairs), but the interactive elements really bring the "sound from form to life," as Bertoia's epitaph proclaims.
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He proclaims that the time has come to begin and win a great debate at home, beginning with passage within six months of the public option for healthcare followed by announcement of a task force to devise a Canadian-style program for full single-payer healthcare.
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Specifically, even though the formal questions presented in the case relate narrowly to whether the Bladensburg cross violates the First Amendment's Establishment Clause, the first legal argument in the American Legion's brief proclaims broadly that "coercion, not endorsement, is the proper standard" to judge Establishment Clause claims.
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Even as he argues for a fervently nationalistic foreign policy and appeals to his base with jingoistic rhetoric, Trump's overarching slogan proclaims that America must be made great again, that it has lost a past glory, that something is, at this juncture, fundamentally wrong with it.
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Where so many spoiled-rotten brats of the superrich spiral into drug rehab, jail, divorce court or a shoddily produced sex video, the Trump children, she proclaims, grew up to be faithful spouses, superb parents, accomplished business people and sterling assets during their father's presidential campaign.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump Proclaims Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum, and Stocks Sag in Reply" (front page, March 2): President Trump's announcement that he plans to impose tariffs on imported steel and aluminum is yet another impulsive, shortsighted act that has the potential for disruption.
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"Niche works," proclaims HistoryHit cofounder Justin Gayner, previously a producer on BBC quiz show QI. Regardless of their differences, this mantra is a recurring theme among the challengers: smaller, better-tailored content for a specific audience could reap massive benefits when distributed on a global scale.
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It proclaims a happy ending to the sequence of albums that began with Beyoncé's prodigious 2016 "Lemonade": a grand statement, magnified by its dreamlike full-length video and interludes of poetry, that set personal betrayal and resolve alongside a multigenerational history of African-American women's travails.
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As Finnegan rages on, he proclaims himself the practitioner of a bold new genre, paltry realism — "which, for the time being, consists solely of me" and involves "writing rapidly, and yes, even writing badly, in fact only writing badly," as he denounces the "vanity" of writing well.
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Being the New Jersey correspondent for the Metro desk — whose print flag proclaims "New York" at the top of its dress page every day — can at times feel like being a far-flung foreign correspondent, though one who never has to travel more than two hours.
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One reason that they need no introduction, as Howard realizes, is their habit of dispensing with introductions to their songs; "She Loves You" gets a short clobber of drums, as if Ringo were tumbling downstairs in clogs, before the rest of the gang proclaims the opening chorus.
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"More than 50 million babies have been aborted in the United States since the Roe decision in 1973, more than three times the number who were killed in German death camps, Chinese purges, Stalin's gulags, Cambodian killing fields, and the Rwandan genocide combined," the bill proclaims.
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"Our drawing rooms are full of overfed aristocrats who have no idea what real life is, who have even forgotten how to speak their own languages," he proclaims to a room full of those very same overfed aristocrats, suggesting that a conquest by Napoleon might be for the better.
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Jack and Mark's squabbling over their paternity rights rings hollow throughout the film, in part because, early in her pregnancy, Bridget proclaims her utter devotion to her growing baby, a devotion we're led to believe overshadows her interest in either man vying for the position of her baby daddy.
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For decades, their pastors, theologians, and politicians have preached and organized around a theology that connects the everyday, moral struggles of millions of believers with a larger political struggle — one that proclaims that God wants to transform and save not only their souls but the soul of a nation.
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But if, instead, Garland proclaims that he will never quit unless voted down, and Clinton pledges to stand by him indefinitely, then Senate Republicans have less incentive to take the deal, vote for Garland, and avoid the worse (to them) option that may lurk behind Door Number 2.
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In fact, Victor proclaims that he is a "genuine Black success" for selling one of his paintings but the film's narrative doesn't ignore the implications of Blackness, either, such as in the case of Duke joking that he must have been born Black for some bad karmic reason.
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The 31-year-old L.A. native is up for her first-ever Golden Globe award for her role as Issa Dee in the buzzy new comedy series, which follows its 20-something protagonist as she navigates life, love and career all while being "awkward," as she so often proclaims.
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A Brooklyn drag and burlesque collective that proclaims itself "queer in every sense of the word," Switch n' Play was founded in 2006 by Mr. Peter Bigs, Maximum Satisfaction, Trey Baise, and Chaz Del Diablo to challenge preconceived notions of what gender is, both onstage and in life.
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In a typical women's magazine profile, the implicit pact is that the celebrity will not make the woman feel bad by implying that the woman could have what the celebrity has if only she would work: "It's all in my genes, what can I say!" the celebrity proclaims.
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His task is to convince a wary Democratic electorate that he is more than what his resume proclaims — a wealthy, longtime establishment political donor whose insider connections helped him land an ambassadorship — and that his brand of pragmatic-yet-progressive politics is both sincere and able to yield results.
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In 2016, an Oregon court granted a plaintiff the right to label themself nonbinary on their driver's license, and by now, though the Trump administration proclaims that gender is a simple matter of biology, some dozen states, from New York to Utah, offer some form of Oregon's flexibility.
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Many reforms have been stalled, but under American pressure the opening up of China's economy that Mr. Xi proclaims might actually be translated into action, bringing greater access for foreign firms, better protections for intellectual property rights and an increased ability for foreign investors to participate in financial markets.
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Mr. Murphy, who proclaims himself "proudly progressive," has indicated that he is willing to defy the Trump administration's positions on climate and immigration, as well as raise taxes on some wealthier residents and introduce a public bank, funded by taxpayers, to assist an economic recovery in the state.
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Other weeks, when I see three different restaurants with the same blond wood, air plants and gold-accented interior, and one of them has a sign that proclaims that it accepts Bitcoin, I think this is the last place on earth I should be trying to take root.
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A section of their website proclaims "Stop Arguing With Liberals, Just Spread Memes," while another affirms the importance of "[throwing] the communists out helicopters"—a far-right meme referencing the brutal executions performed under Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet which has cropped up regularly on Reddit's r/the_donald and 53chan's /pol/ board.
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With his extraordinary showman's sense of atmospherics and timing, Donald Trump jets into Scotland just as the Brexit vote is announced and, against the backdrop of his own lavish golf resort, proclaims victory, of a kind, to the kindred spirits in the U.K. who have voted to cast off their elites.
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And when the trouble comes, America will be facing it isolated and discredited, led by a team with no credibility or integrity, headed up by a man who can't be bothered to put in a moment's thought or hard work on even the topics he proclaims himself to be focused on.
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When there is no one calling out Palestinian Authority president Mahmoud Abbas when he proclaims, "If there is an independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital, we won't agree to the presence of one [Jew] in it," as they claim Israel is promoting apartheid, NIF has done its job.
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Ware himself proclaims that "at some point I more or less 'gave up' on the idea of being a gallery artist," until the early 2000s when art institutions, including the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, began to seek out his work to show.
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In one of the zine's two-page spreads, a pair of cats stare at the reader and proclaim that they "are disgusted with American Ideals," while the cat on the neighboring page brazenly proclaims "Free butt sex!" proving yet again how absurdity is often the best route to cultural insight.
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I am reminded of these recruits, and many others like them, when I hear the Trump administration lavish praise on autocrats, when it tries to close our borders to refugees from war-torn countries and when Secretary of State Rex Tillerson proclaims that the United States must de-emphasize human rights.
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Venture capital funds don&apost tend to give open information about their returns and performance but Blossom proclaims that it&aposs in the top 5% of funds in the US and EU. That&aposs according to private investment benchmark data from Cambridge Associates and Preqin, cited in Blossom Capital&aposs release.
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Last year auditors from the central government found that it had dedicated 60% of its budget from Beti Bachao, a national scheme meant to correct gender imbalances by fostering and educating girls, to erecting a "themed gate" at the entrance to the town that proclaims Panipat's bold commitment to this worthy goal.
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But the British do: "Players get into two teams — Team Santa and Team Jesus — and fight it out through a variety of festively themed puzzles, riddles, jigsaws, building challenges (not easy after a few Christmas sherries) and brain games to win believers," proclaims the website for a game called Santa vs. Jesus.
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" Bonnie Leung, a Hong Kong district counselor and an activist in this protest movement that proudly proclaims that it has no leader, put it to me like this: When Hong Kong was directly ruled by Britain, a democracy, "we knew their political system and that they were just not sharing it with us.
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Wimsey's tastes are conservatively British, and when he is brought to the Soviet Club (where the Bolsheviks gather) in Clouds of Witness, he proclaims that "Cooking's beastly, the men don't shave, and the conversation gets my goat," making it clear that he is not part of the new, liberal set of revolutionaries.
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How many moviegoers really recall that moment when Bill Pullman's unshakable President Thomas J. Whitmore proclaims, "We're fighting for our right to live, to exist," as he sends a young squadron of pilots (and a drunken one played by Randy Quaid) to do battle with murderous alien invaders who have destroyed much of the planet.
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It does this by refusing to criticize these countries for human rights violations, by offering aid and military support when such support is withheld by the US and Europe, and, not least, by presenting a model that seems to be successful and that China itself proclaims as an alternative to Western ways of doing things.
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This call must grow louder, more consistent and more insistent to demand that we undertake comprehensive reforms that ultimately will reduce the decline in the number and proportion of African American and Hispanic graduates at selective institutions of higher education when the Supreme Court ultimately proclaims that affirmative action must come to an end.
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Huawei's very well-made and very high-end Mate 29 Pro, released globally last fall, will soon be available in the U.S. The world's third largest phone maker used CES 22018 to re-introduce Americans to what it boldly proclaims is the world's first "AI smartphone," ushering in a new era for our beloved glass-and-metal slabs.
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"Welcome to the wide world of snort," Pusha T proudly proclaims over the ridiculous new Baauer single "Kung Fu." Debuting on Apple Radio, the song also features fellow drug enthusiast Future, as the two rappers combine efforts over the worm-y instrumentals and drop some of the most insane verses about whipping coke we've heard yet.
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The olive-drab color scheme, stylized I.D.F. star and "Israel Before All" slogan — shades of "America First" — are reminders that he has taken positions on few of the most divisive social and economic issues other than Israel's polarizing nation-state law, which proclaims the country "the national home of the Jewish people" and which he says must be amended.
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Required reading for everyone who wants to partake in this conversation should be Jessa Crispin's book "Why I Am Not a Feminist: A Feminist Manifesto," which emphasizes the importance of women taking control of their actions, bodies and decisions, and proclaims that a radical change in one's own life that departs from the patriarchal mode is necessary.
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