In the last three weeks the Expos picked up Bartolo Colón from Cleveland and Cliff Floyd from Florida, in effect issuing a declaration that says "we're in the race".
The police, for instance, regularly accosted residents for what might be termed "sitting in a car while Black," and then charged them with bogus "crimes" like failing to wear a seat belt in a parked car or "making a false declaration" that, say, one's name was "Mike," not "Michael".
Israel will also make a unilateral declaration that says if the Palestinians cease fire, we will refrain from military activity".
It's pretty clear that most, if not all, were reacting to a press release (or other bloggers) and not the thing itself, but that didn't prevent declarations that, say, the Target camera-card was "awesome".
"We're always going to be a little bit of an iso, one-on-one kind of a team, which, to be honest with you, is pretty good," D'Antoni said, a declaration that would have made jaws drop in Phoenix.
"After deeper reflection, I realize I cannot plead guilty when I know I am not," she said in a declaration that was filed on Tuesday under seal and then unsealed this morning.
"Whoever brings religion to use for political or factional interests will fall anywhere in the world," Mr. Assad said, in a declaration that might not sit well with Syria's crucial allies: the theocratic government in Iran and the Shiite Muslim militant group Hezbollah in Lebanon.
(Does it refer to herbivores or a meal-plus-violent-crime?) This book is full of similarly instructive grammatical conundrums: how would you like to punctuate a declaration that "the convict said the judge is mad?" Finally, there are books that profit immeasurably from the presence of inside dope.
"And I think the most eloquent words ever written were those in our Declaration of Independence that said it's a creator who endowed us with inalienable rights given to us from God, not from government".
