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Mr Hollande had once declared on television: "I don't like the rich".

Again and again, Facebook pushed the boundaries of people's privacy by making things public that had once been declared private on its site.

S. J. Perelman had once famously declared that on a train trip to California he asked a porter for a newspaper "and unfortunately the poor man, hard of hearing, brought me The Los Angeles Times".

The Minister of Environment and Forestry, who had once publicly declared, "My job is to build dams," was not someone you could count on for oversight.

The city of Deerfield Beach has once again declared war on religion — and this time it's Satanism.

"The Democrats now own the shutdown!" Mr. Trump declared on Twitter, passing the mantle he had once proudly claimed for himself.

War has been declared on the United States.

In 2009, the Transportation Department director acknowledged that the project once declared unstoppable had been stopped.

"For relaxation," he once declared, "I've found nothing to beat getting on the bike and for going for a bit of a ride up the M3.

One of her recent roles has been a reminder that Edna St . Vincent Millayonce declared in a sonnet, "Euclid alone has looked on Beauty bare".

Unsurprisingly, these ideas had a strong influence on Lord Mansfield, who once declared: "The Law of England would be a strange science if it were [based] on precedents alone.