Not only this, but the smouldering, beautiful Caniggia spouse, the famed Marianna, has also been in Dundee, brazenly announcing that they both love the industrial sprawl - presumably in comparison to dank, miserable, grey-skied Italy.
For some, a tattoo is worn like a badge, brazenly announcing a message or image in the brightest of colors to all it encounters.
There's a large plaque outside that brazenly announces that inside the building there are the Pete Waterman Studios.
Somewhere along the way, as we were leaving Cherry Grove, we were joined by a petty thief who was English and drunk, carrying a painting wrapped in a sheet that he brazenly announced had been stolen from a house minutes before.
That is why he raised the stakes again during his speech, announcing brazenly that if Iran wanted to do so, it could build a bomb.
Twice in recent weeks she has announced brazenly that "of course" Nicolas Sarkozy, Mr Chirac's Gaullist successor, will run again for the presidency in 2017.Mrs Chirac's most recent assertion came in a surprisingly self-assured appearance on "Le Petit Journal", a satirical prime-time television show presented by Yann Bartès on Canal +, which has spent much time mocking the former first lady.
"This operation preyed on the great respect that we as human beings all afford mothers and babies -- and betrayed that respect brazenly," Patrick J. Fitzgerald, the United States attorney for the Northern District of Illinois, said in announcing the indictments here this morning.
In a blog entry announcing the new policy, Ms. Young took a light approach, even including a photo of visitors brazenly climbing a famous Robert Indiana sculpture.
(In a bracing moment of on-air rebellion the ABC anchor Peter Jennings announced and then brazenly dismissed his own network's instant telephone poll as unscientific and meaningless).
When returns showed Ríos Montt winning an absolute majority, the government abruptly suspended election reports, brazenly manipulated the results, and finally announced that Laugerud García had won a plurality of votes.
The prosecutor general's office announced a nationwide investigation of the country's notoriously, often brazenly, corrupt traffic police.
