In more recent remarks, including those at a fund-raising event on Oct. 8, Mr. Bush has been proclaiming that Mr. Hussein is "no more," because he is no longer in power.
"Some of those on the other side of the aisle have been proclaiming that you are never going to be able to completely stop someone from taking a weapon into a theater or a school or a mall, or any other public place, and start shooting innocent citizens.
The ministry of science seems to be taking action now that 2001 has been proclaimed the Year of Life Sciences.
And Wall Street's secretive but influential community of independent research providers has been proclaiming for months that Germany's largest bank does not have enough cash to survive.
These results highlight the need for threats to marine biodiversity to be incorporated directly into design of MPAs, and for close scrutiny of assumptions that threats will be incidentally abated after MPAs have been proclaimed, or that off-reserve mechanisms will compensate for inadequacies of MPAs.
At 3 p.m, Major Frederico Solón Sampaio Ribeiro informed the Imperial Family that the Republic had been proclaimed and that they must leave the country for exile within 24 hours.
Third, the perpetrator had to have been proclaimed guilty of the abuse, meaning that a judge found the sexual abuse proven.
After the fall of Vukovar he condemned what had been done in the name of Yugoslavia, writing in the daily newspaper Borba: By late December 1991, just over a month after victory had been proclaimed in Vukovar, opinion polls found that 64 percent wanted to end the war immediately and only 27 percent were willing to continue the war.
As the announcements emerging from the LinuxWorld trade show indicate, corporate America continues to join forces with the thousands of faithful supporters that have been proclaiming Linux the next big operating system.
That does not mean, however, the death of the middle class, something that intellectuals have been proclaiming fairly consistently, and incorrectly, for more than a century.
