The NSA (along with the FBI, DEA and CIA) continually declares the law is on its side and portrays its opponents as ridiculous dreamers who believe safety doesn't come with a price.
They achieve this with a dour yet lavish palette, tactile but implacably workmanlike surfaces and a subtly perturbed sense of space in which seemingly flattened planes and shapes undergo shifts in tone and angle that continually declare their constructed, considered, carefully wrought artifice.
Benjamin never did join the Party, though he agonized over it, just as he continually postponed his often declared plans to learn Hebrew and move to Palestine.
After the 1948 election debacle, he blithely declared, "We are continually experimenting and continually learning," and he contended that the public opinion poll was "one of the most useful instruments of democracy ever devised".
After the attack in Germany, he had declared that "Islamist terrorists continually slaughter Christians in their communities and places of worship as part of their global jihad".
These six phases continually cycle, alternating between players until a winner is declared.
As history continually teaches us, what starts as a regional conflict -- ISIS' declared intentions of a caliphate across the Levant -- very easily becomes an international crisis.
Apparently, they prefer to have the cell phone continually available, rather than declare their bedroom (or any other space) a cell phone free zone.
In awarding Saramago the Nobel prize in literature in 1998, the Swedish Academy declared that he was a novelist "who, with parables sustained by imagination, compassion and irony, continually enables us once again to apprehend an illusory reality".
Continually denying entry to weapons inspectors, when observers were finally permitted to visit in 1992 they found discrepancies between what North Korea had previously declared – in terms of plutonium and the disposal of nuclear waste – and what the limited inspections revealed.
