They instinctively drew on a mixture of "identity" claims (deliberate declarations of how we'd like to be perceived such as a framed university certificate or photograph with a celebrity) to "behavioural residue", the aspects of personality we inadvertently reveal through our homes; for example a chaotic kitchen or a shoe rack organised in ascending colours.
"Chelsea utterly refutes that the club, or any of its representatives, participated in a deliberate ploy of false declarations or lies in order to cynically influence the result of the tie, to put pressure on refereeing officials or poison the atmosphere between the teams," said Kenyon.
In 1973, a judge ordered the city to hire one black firefighter for every three white ones; that effort foundered on what Judge Garaufis called "34 years of intransigence and deliberate indifference, bookended by identical judicial declarations that the city's hiring policies are illegal".
A 24-page statecraft blueprint obtained by the Guardian, written in the months after Isis's declaration of a caliphate, shows how deliberate the state-building exercise has been, and how central it is to its overall aims.
Its height in feet is a deliberate reference to the year when the United States Declaration of Independence was signed.
White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs' assertion, on Fox News Sunday, of all deliberate places, that there will be a health-care bill passed this week is a declaration of brute political force and pure fuck you, no-accommodation certainty.
European Union delegates confirmed that their silence on the Palestinian proposal was deliberate, commenting off-camera that the references to Israeli racism had already been made in the Durban I Declaration, and the purpose of Durban II is to implement Durban I. State department officials and U.S. delegates to Durban II's planning committee insist that their minds have not been made up.
In terms of the World Medical Association WMAA) Declaration of Tokyo of 1975 (hereafter the Tokyo Declaration) [ 46] torture is defined as: "the deliberate, systematic or wanton infliction of physical or mental suffering by one or more persons acting alone or on the orders of any authority, to force another person to yield information, to make a confession or for any other purpose".
