In 1999, HP positioned the software as the centerpiece of its Internet strategy, claiming it would be "the universal language of e-services on the Net".
Russia's warRussia kept up its war on Chechnya, claiming it would take the capital, Grozny, by mid-December and had surrounded four-fifths of the city.
The Democrats and other parties boycotted the election, claiming it would be unfair.
The agency had previously refused to release the material, claiming it would damage national security.
Community residents tried to block construction of the 46-story Trump SoHo, claiming it would tower over everything around it.
He sued to stop construction of a new Whitney warehouse, claiming it would block a right of way.
On television, Sessions justified the decision to end Daca in part by claiming it would protect American workers.
Earlier this month the Victorian Liberal opposition distributed flyers claiming it would "stop gangs hunting in packs".
Villagers had protested against Thaad's initial deployment in April, claiming it would damage their crops and health.
But Algeria has refused to enter into a formal memorandum, claiming it would infringe the country's sovereignty.
Labour MP Jeremy Corbyn branded the glorification ban "misguided" and "absurd", claiming it would prevent legitimate debate.
