For example, the company was quick to utilize YouTube to proclaim its 88% solution.
But it is one thing to proclaim good intentions, quite another to carry them out.
Slovenia, along with Croatia, was the first republic to proclaim independence from Yugoslavia in 1991.
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It is bad form, generally, to proclaim the superiority of European politicians over American ones.
Paintings were used to proclaim political and religious messages (often one and the same).
That way they will be able to proclaim their saintliness in a form that all can see.
They are allowing Mr Rodriguez to proclaim the idea only because, for the moment, it suits everybody.
Yet she uses this evidence to proclaim the importance of said minimum wage.
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In doing so, it has abandoned most of the Hindu-nationalist nostrums of swadeshi (self-reliance) that it used to proclaim.
And while many were quick to proclaim Phelps the greatest Olympian of all time, he has some ways to go.
Then there may be some unexpected flashes of architectural beauty or urban richness or civic meaning to proclaim New York's survival.
Despite China's tea culture, Starbucks successfully established itself as a public venue in which professional tribes gather to proclaim their affiliation with the new-generation elite.
Rather, in the wake of his disclosures, everyone from Netanyahu to Defense Minister Ehud Barak has continued to proclaim daily their dedication to reaching a peace accord with Abbas.
Productivity is high enough for Mike MacCarthy, head of the Cape Film and Video Foundation, to proclaim that the Cape is destined to become the film-making capital of Africa.
This break with past thinking might have been enough to prompt some past national security advisers to proclaim (in charismatic Central European tones) a whole new conception of foreign policy.
MacLaurin was succeeded by David Morgan, a man with noble intentions but also a softly-spoken individual who was not going to proclaim the wonders of English cricket from the nearest rooftop.
As everyone who is stupid enough to proclaim themselves a blogging expert will tell you, the secret to blogging is to blog every day, or at least five days a week.
So after weeks of backroom dealing to roundup the votes, it was with some relief that House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer was finally able to proclaim victory on the floor yesterday.
Nor did governments rush to proclaim their educational duty.
The minister has been given sweeping powers to proclaim certain areas, like schools, gun-free zones, and to prohibit certain categories of weapons, while the police have new wide-ranging search and seizure powers.
We might only suggest that, if push does come to proverbial shove for SAC or any other party of possible interest, the only inevitably reliable public message is to proclaim full cooperativeness and transparency.
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Instantly, the anti-Obamacare crowd took to the airwaves and social media to proclaim that the numbers reveal the costs of the Affordable Care Act to be double what was promised when the law was passed.
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The market place is still digesting the surprise move by the U.S. Federal Reserve to proclaim that U.S. interest rates will remain very low for at least the next two years and admitting the U.S. economy is sputtering again.
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It frightened her, that notion, but it pleased her, too, because she wanted to proclaim the truth, she wanted to reveal who she really was: not the good and faithful wife she pretended to be but someone else, someone interrupted.
Even the Culture Secretary Maria Miller and her shadow Harriet Harman in the Commons were very careful to proclaim their support for the BBC's independence and for Lord Patten before going on to question the amount paid to Mr Entwistle.
The bill goes on to proclaim the sovereignty of the states in this matter while proclaiming that each state is free to make its own laws respecting an establishment of an official religion and that such an establishment cannot be blocked by either Congress or the judiciary.
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Minister Mikhailov of the Russian Ministry of Atomic Energy has not been reluctant to proclaim what these high-performance computers will be used for, and he said in a speech in January they will be used to simulate nuclear explosions, and that the computers are, in his words, '10 times faster than any previously available in Russia.
Section 201 of the Implementation Act authorizes the President to proclaim such modifications or continuation of any duty, such continuation of duty-free or excise treatment, or such additional duties, as the President determines to be necessary or appropriate to carry out or apply Articles 3.3, 3.5, 3.6, and 3.27, 3.28, and 3.29 and Annex 3.3 of the Agreement.
The National Electoral Council is due to formally proclaim Mr Maduro's victory at a ceremony and rally in Caracas later on Monday.
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