And on Cubadebate, a government-controlled news site, a column by the sportswriter Michel Contreras this month declared the notion that Cuban baseball was on its deathbed "absurd".
It's an argument first successfully championed by the NAACP and other civil rights groups, most notably in the landmark Brown v. Board of Education case, in which the Supreme Court declared the notion of "separate but equal" to be a fallacy.
In fact, one prominent US talk show host has accused the star of being a danger to children, claiming that her "libertine" music videos are "part of the problem" of teenage pregnancy and declaring the notion that she "empowers women" to be a "load of nonsense".
She had fun but declared the proceedings sort of weird, seemingly uncomfortable with the notion of a tribute when she still felt very much in her prime.
CNET declared the winners.
Sure, they are launching a new item with peanut butter, but they are also declaring war on the notion that Dad can't run a household.
Obviously membership as a relation over a domain of individuals and sets is not invariant under all permutations of that domain, so it is not declared a logical notion of the language of set theory by Tarski's proposed definition.
Yet he also drew some distance between physicalism and behaviorism by declaring the latter both too narrow and too broad, and containing non-physicalist notions (Neurath 1936/1983, 164).
French schools, he declared, must "inculcate the notions of universal morality, founded on the ideas of humanity and reason..
Overwhelmed by History (or its absurdly declared End), misled by the notion of Progress (which, nevertheless, exists), we tend to forget that nine-tenths of what we live has been lived during millennia before us, by others.
