As he held one town hall meeting after another today, he declared once again that his campaign "is being run on vision and hope" and pledged that "we're not having anything to do with negative campaigning".
Speaking to a group of American Jewish leaders who walk in ideological lockstep with Bibi, the Israeli prime minister declared, once again, his strident opposition to anything but a complete end to Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Yesterday the front page of The Sun called Miliband "Downton Ed", declaring once again he has TWO kitchens and a NANNY.
Despite some of these negative trends, the mayor pointed out that crime in the city continued to decline over all, allowing him to declare once again that New York is the safest city of more than a million residents in the United States.
As I swing by the monetary canisters in my daily inspection of America's econometric statistics, I have to declare once again, that we have a leak, or more aptly, a clog in the tubing.
And then it declares: "Once again, Korea finds itself at war with Japan--an economic war.
There is still a need to declare, once again and at an all-time high decibel, We are here, we are everywhere.
He invoked them to declare, once and again, as he has many times on the stump, that he would make America great again by being firmer than Obama, and would put America first.
PRESIDENT BUSH has declared that, once again, the nation has an acute shortage of energy.
This year George Pataki came to Boston to unveil an organization called "Revere America": "We're here today to tell the people of America," he declared, "that once again our freedom is in danger"... from health care.
On the other side, in a statement in Le Monde called "For Philippe Val and a Few Principles," a panoply of intellectuals including Elie Wiesel, Claude Lanzmann, Robert Badinter and Bernard-Henri Lévy declared that "once again, once too often, Siné has crossed the line between humor and insult, caricature and hatred".
