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The proclamations
noun
A statement which is proclaimed; a formal public announcement.
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The proclamations began in haste after the game: The Giants are a dynasty.
The proclamations have historically elicited chuckles from the PC peanut gallery, which has viewed such a feat as rather unlikely.
The proclamations are printed on imitation parchment, and include Brooklyn's seal and its motto, in old Dutch: "In Unity There is Strength".
The proclamations Trump referred to – Nos 2525, 2526 and 2527 – sent thousands of people of German, Italian and Japanese descent to internment camps in the United States.
The proclamations appeared to be an attempt by the isolated and sanctioned government of President Vladimir Putin to cast Russia as a critical mediator in global security conflicts and recover Moscow's role as regional power broker.
But the proclamations of success were premature.
To some extent the proclamations and communiqués of Napoleon prolonged this Revolutionary eloquence.
Mr. Bonami said he didn't exactly find comfort in the proclamations of support that surfaced, either.
He is believed to have written at least some of the proclamations the group issued.
For all the proclamations of innovation, there is something quaintly old-fashioned about GaGa.
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The proclamation arrived in July.
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