"If you leave me, I won't miss you," he declares, at the start of "Ocean Front Property," followed by a chorus made up of declarations that are, likewise, lies.
And there he is barking a declaration of intent at the start of "All American," a blast of retro new wave: "Halfway civilized/Halfway buck wild".
The study protocol is approved by the Medical Ethics Committee of University Medical Centre Utrecht, in accordance with the Helsinki declaration, before the start of data collection.
Ms. Lynn, 92, known for her performances of songs like "(There'll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs of Dover" and "We'll Meet Again," reached the No. 20 position on the chart with her collection "We'll Meet Again: The Very Best of Vera Lynn," which was rereleased by Decca Records to coincide with the 70th anniversary of Britain's declaration of war on Germany at the start of World War II.
It would also form the basis of the US Constitution in 1797 and, two years later, the Declaration of the Rights of Man, issued at the start of the French Revolution.
The text of the declaration, due to be published on 9 March at the start of the annual Commission on the Status of Women (CSW), has been branded bland and unambitious.
Then the Communist party's enthusiastic support for a "war against fascism" was reversed, following the declaration by Stalin - an ally of Hitler's at the start of hostilities - that it was an imperialist conflict, and should be opposed.
An unidentified senior Israel official, quoted on the nation's main midday radio newscast, called the bombing at the start of a Passover in a hotel dining room in Netanya "a declaration of war against Israel".
The first institutions were created at the start of the 1950s with the creation of the ECSC, based on the Schuman declaration, between six states.
Some might quibble at Charlie informing us at the start that he "killed his father", or the Donna Tartt-ish premise of Cathy's declaration that she killed Nic.
