She can proclaim again, "Give me your tired, give me your poor, your huddled masses who yearn to breathe free," come November.
Cities/towns visited: Gore, 3; Bush, 3. Official events: Gore, 3; Bush, 3. Main message: Gore, in distancing himself from President Clinton, proclaiming again that he is his "own candidate"; Bush, government reform.
I proclaim, again, that the most significant scientific paper that has been published during my long science career is this one.
"I don't play for the audience, I play for myself," Richter proclaimed, declaring, again, his independence.
Shakespeare is proclaimed, once again, the bearer of universal currency and Britain's national poet as the London Olympics draw nearer.
Mr. Bush sought to re-establish his presidential stature, accused Mr. McCain of starting the mudslinging, and proclaimed himself again a "reformer with results".
Professor Dawkins obviously could not resist using the opportunity yielded by this week's horrendous events in New York to proclaim once again his deep-rooted hatred of all religion.
I want to proclaim once again that I am the absolute greatest invention ever, the best thing you humans have come up with, if you don't count those paper towels where you can take only, like, half a paper towel if that's all you need.
"Let our children come here, and know this history, so that they can add their voices to proclaim 'never again,'" Obama wrote.
"With today's announcement," festival producer-director Quint Davis said in a statement, "we proclaim once again that New Orleans is the soul of American culture, and the Festival that carries its name is the Soul of New Orleans".
