And because there is no clear proclamation from above -- the government, a national train company, a single dominant merchant, or anyone -- about how to standardize, the nascent mobile payments industry is one of the most convoluted I've ever seen.
These humans, DeSalle and Tattersall claim (and I agree), were symbolic: "They bequeathed us items that were overtly symbolic: clear proclamations of symbolism and symbolic thought processes" (p. 194).
Dr Smith says: "It's very tricky right now, the science is very immature, we are really lagging behind the technology and it's too early to make clear proclamations". He says the best bet is to follow similar rules for the amount of time spent in front of the TV.
Michael Knights, a fellow at the Middle East Institute, told VICE News the dual proclamations had a clear intention coming from a group as propaganda-oriented as IS.
The average margin of victory in the Jets' six losses has been 17 points, a clear indication that they are not of playoff timbre, despite their public proclamations to the contrary.
As with the points above, these are clear-cut proclamations against dictatorial authority.
The firefight was part of joint military exercises whose message, at least in part, appeared to be clear despite proclamations to the contrary.
Gov. Gray Davis signed an emergency proclamation Wednesday night, clearing the way for California to spend unknown quantities of Department of Water Resources' money to buy power.
For this reason Gov. Jerry Brown issued an emergency proclamation in October 2015 to clear the trees from high hazard zones.
This in turn would clear the way for Tom Feeney, the Republican House speaker, and John McKay, the Republican Senate president, to sign a joint proclamation calling for the session.
Why he dislikes Gallagher isn't entirely clear, but his proclamation comes at the end of a lengthy interview in which he takes umbrage with everyone from the NHS to Joy Division and Observer journalist Paul Morley.
