"Time doesn't exist," proclaimed a man ahead of me in line.
If it isn't online, it doesn't exist", proclaims Jim Gerber, director of content partnerships at Google.
On his visit to Moscow, Nixon and Brezhnev signed the SALT I, marking the beginning of the "détente" era, which would be proclaimed a "new era of peaceful coexistence" that would replace the hostility that existed during the Cold War.
The status of sports hero, to the extent that it existed, was conferred, not proclaimed.
Last year Michael Reiss, professor of education at the Institute of Science Education and an Anglican priest, told the Guardian that while it was "important" for organisations that did not accept the theory of evolution to be "allowed to exist and to proclaim their message" in a free society, the arguments against the theory of evolution were invalid.
Dr. Ackerman even questions whether the "epidemic" of melanoma proclaimed by many dermatologists exists.
This happened again this past week when Margaret Wente of The Globe and Mail and Barbara Kay of the National Post both proclaimed that rape culture does not exist.
IBM, recognising this fact, has recently proclaimed the "digital divide will cease to exist" in the next five years.
The first villages to be established in the region, those of Glen Osmond, Magill and Kensington had existed for some time when the new village of Burnside was proclaimed.
"If Jeff Koons didn't exist, we would have to invent him," The Whitney's Donna De Salvo proclaimed to an audience of hungry critics last Tuesday.
