In 1865, in further pursuit of perfection, Noyes's Oneida newspaper, "The Circular," took note of the ideas of eugenics then becoming current and proclaimed in an editorial that "human breeding should be one of the foremost questions of the age, transcending in its sublime interest all present political and scientific questions".
It promised to open consultative provincial assemblies in October 1907 and proclaimed in August 1908 the outline of a constitution and a nine-year period of tutelage before its full implementation.
Changfeng Motor's name was misspelled on trinkets the company gave journalists this week, and it proclaimed in a press release that its display "steps on" the auto show for the second consecutive year.
They will ascend a monumental stair to all? of 150 linden trees flanking a sloped lawn and culminating in a granite-lined open-air plaza called the room, which will house a bust of the former president and will be engraved with the Four Freedoms (of speech and religion, and from want and fear) he proclaimed in a 1941 speech.
He would give me a sickly look and proclaim in words from a Texas and Louisiana childhood, "Jeanie-pot, I feel knee-walking, commode-hugging sick".
The British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology proclaimed, in an editorial (2002), the rebirth of symphysiotomy to reduce maternal and foetal mortality and morbidity [31].
This summer, Judge Richard Posner dismissed a case between Motorola and Apple, and then proclaimed in an interview that the fighting between technology companies shouldn't be surprising.
Two months before the Great Crash he proclaimed in a magazine: "Everybody ought to be rich".
They're so last year," Volkswagen proclaimed in a mailer to customers promoting its 2009 Jetta TDI.
"Some of my works are, or try to be feminist, and others are not feminist," she proclaimed in an interview with the San Francisco Museum of Art.
