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The Barcelona Declaration, created by the Laureates, provides a model of security that addresses threats posed by terrorism, unsustainable environmental practices, and nuclear weapons.

The Climate Declaration, created by the NGO Ceres as part of its BICEP advocacy group, makes a simple case for action: Taking on climate change will save money, improve efficiency, and drive innovation, all of which will keep America competitive internationally.

Upon arrival, we see an early printing of the Constitution -- issued less than two weeks after the Constitutional Convention in 1787 -- as well as the first engraving of the Declaration of Independence created by nostalgic Americans in 1818.

Culture is not created by declaration; it derives from expectations focused on winning.

"There were very high expectations created by the Joint Declaration that have not been met, but I think some of those expectations were unrealistic," said George Baeder, director of the Pacific Rim Consulting Group in Hong Kong.

There are many people around the globe – from the descendants of those massacred at Amritsar, to the Palestinians dispossessed under a blueprint created by the Balfour declaration and the liberation fighters of the Kenyan Mau Mau tortured and castrated by the British army – who must feel relieved that it didn't end more violently.

As the Declaration of Independence declared, all men, as rational beings created by God, possessed certain inalienable rights.

The tribunal, created by the 1981 Algiers Declaration to resolve then existing disputes between Iran and the United States, is still functioning.

Museums are created by communities as declarations, interpretations and commemorations.

One goal might be participation in the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership created by the 1995 Barcelona Declaration, which intends to establish a free-trade area with the northern shore of Africa by 2010.

The momentum created by the summit, the declarations and the global urgency to mitigate the scourge of malaria led to a re-designation of the day as World Malaria Day (WMD).