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).
The firefight was part of joint military exercises whose message, at least in part, appeared to be clear despite proclamations to the contrary.
As with the points above, these are clear-cut proclamations against dictatorial authority.
It was not clear whether the proclamation was the public call for an end to terror operations that, according to Israeli reports, General Zinni has demanded of Mr. Arafat at the outset of a truce.
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.
Just as doctors must first "do no harm," at the heart of the long-standing Journalist's Creed is the proclamation that "clear thinking, clear statement, accuracy and fairness are fundamental to good journalism".
Despite the insistence of administration officials that the United States and Pakistan have a common goal in fighting Al Qaeda, Mr. Musharraf has made clear in public proclamations that it is far from his first priority.
Although Beyoncé is not afraid to make bold statements in live performances -- she famously ended her Video Music Awards performance in 2014 with the word "FEMINIST" projected behind her as big as a house -- her Super Bowl performance noticeably steered clear of such proclamations.
But Malek Suwadi al-Mohamadawi, a tribal sheik who helped draft the proclamation, made clear that violators would be pursued and harsh punishments meted out.
The proclamation is clear: the quality of writing in these video games is comparable to that of premium TV drama.
