In a 2006 speech the then CBI chief Sir John Sunderland, a former Cadbury chairman, remarked, presciently, on this phenomenon: "Countries that should know better proclaim to believe in free trade.
In the 1980s, a 15-year-old Brooke Shields proclaimed, "You want to know what comes between me and my Calvins?
In 1929, ads proclaimed: "You simply have to know what's on at the Hackney Empire now that we present talkies, varieties and revue".
"This hotel is not just for this company, but for all of our people," Ahmed Qurei, the former Palestine Liberation Organization guerrilla leader better known as Abu Ala, proclaimed to the Padico stockholders.
Disclosers have commonly stated that the child has the right to know and have proclaimed their conviction that honesty within the family is the basis for building a secure child parent relationship.
One newspaper, the Holly Springs Guard, proclaimed, "To arms!
Among the leading epidemiologists on the team are those from Israel, Spain and Australia, who proclaim that we know enough now to tell people to take precautions.
That means smile broadly and proclaim, "As you know, I'm not allowed to answer that, but I can say that you have a terrific program that I'd love to be part of".
Don't proclaim that you know a song by heart the first time you make it through without error.
"If you read the modern books of history," Araji proclaimed, "you know that Wahhabism started in 1870 by the good graces of the British government in order to go against Islam, to make Islam look bad, to make Muslims fight each other.
