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Mr Madani, who said his release after six years was unconditional, proclaimed it as a good omen.

Whereas on Tuesday these five girls proclaimed it as a hallmark of the style in which they have been trained — as if to say, "School of American Ballet".

During the political catastrophes of the 8th century bce, the great prophets took up the concept of the "day of the Lord," proclaimed it as a day of judgment (Amos 5 18), and made it the focus of eschatological hopes.

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Really, if Clinton is saying that the Comey letter threw the election, shouldn't the people who proclaimed it as a game-changer simply say, "We told you so?" Trashing the notion now is basically a tacit admission that all those stories about the Comey letter that were published just ahead of the election should not have been presented in the way that they were.

He'd been looking for cyclin genes in yeast without much success, but he knew enough to recognise the now famous MRAIL sequence when he saw it, and then comparing clam cyclin A and sea urchin cyclin B sequences with Cdc13 clearly proclaimed it as a close relative of cyclin.

The fluttering flags and the Ferris wheel, invented less than a decade earlier, proudly proclaim it as a work of American art, like the works that are the focus of the exhibition's second section, "Regionalism, Social Realism, and American Visions".

Around the mosque, signs proclaim it as a state landmark.

They went from arguing that slavery was a necessary evil to proclaiming it as a positive good, with Southern agrarian society as the highest form of civilization.

While proud to be the first French World Champion, Prost, annoyed that French journalists were proclaiming it as a win for France, pointed out in interviews that other than himself, nothing about the car (the MP4/2B) had anything to do with France.

Some years there are more blockbusters, some years less, and there is a cliched tendency of even otherwise smart industry folks like Spielberg and Lucas to look at what they perceive (rightly or wrongly) to be a trend in the morning and proclaim it as a trend that will last through the next morning and the next, and make large predictions based on it.