CBS's online poll proclaimed Mr. Gore the winner by 56 to 42percentt.
"It takes more than a hurricane to stop us from doing what we do," television, radio, print and online ads proclaim.
During a CHARM staff seminar on January 26th, when they discreetly reported on their research, a stunned colleague who had been monitoring the online debate proclaimed, "You're sitting on a volcano".
Condemning European officials for including the film industry in their negotiating draft on the trade deal, an online petition proclaimed that, "those who, in the name of Europe, will have accepted this resignation will be forever guilty in the eyes of history".
Along with corner stores, the stuff can also be bought online, from websites proclaiming "legal herbal bud".
The claims may seem harmless, but they do matter, because people desperate for alternative treatment options will always be vulnerable to fringes of the online "wellness" movement proclaiming Western medicine is for suckers.
The postdoc experience is all about training for science careers, and, as reports, convocations, panels, and online publications have been proclaiming for years, postdocs need to learn about much more than science.
It released a follow-up spot which made art of hateful online comments and proclaimed that the only thing that matters when defining family is love.
It wasn't clear how long a smiling, steely "no" — even when underwritten by sane economic theory, a popular mandate, and a level of charisma that inspired a member of the Portuguese parliament to proclaim, online, "Damn, the Greek finance minister is sexy" — could serve as the primary international posture of a bankrupt nation hoping to stay in a currency union.
Young urban Indians now pride themselves on being online citizens of the world, proclaiming the shedding of their caste identities at parties and updating their Facebook accounts with ferocious regularity.
