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When Time magazine and other media outlets declared an attention-deficit hyperactivity epidemic in America, Gladwell argued that people were no more distracted than they'd ever been, but that Ritalin had replaced nicotine as a socially acceptable focusing stimulant.

None of the "Next Fall" actors are the sort of household names that the Broadway producer David Richenthal declared a necessity in an attention-getting comment in October when he chose the movie star Abigail Breslin to play Helen Keller in his new Broadway revival of "The Miracle Worker".

On Jan . 30 Chief Judge Louis E. Goodman declared a mistrial because of the attention the news media had given to remarks about treason he made in court the previous day.

A pro-death-penalty Republican, this avuncular former chemist drew international attention when he declared a moratorium on executions in his state because he thought the process "fraught with error".

The government has declared a public holiday to focus national attention on the Kashmir dispute.

The 2009 swine-origin H1N1 virus outbreak received great public attention and was declared a global pandemic in June of that year (Zhang et al., 2010).

Media executives must have been paying attention last week when President Bush declared a state of emergency for Tuesday's inaugural.

Tuberculosis has been declared a global emergency.

NPR declared a "Soapocalypse".

Garner he declared "a genius".

The judge declared a mistrial.