"It just seems like there no place in today's world for an organization that is promoting this as being some kind of deviant or distasteful lifestyle, because I've lived my life openly gay and happy for my entire life," Roux, who added that he is not a twin as the billboard proclaims, told the news station.
"The stories I have," she proclaims, before telling us about meeting Victoria Beckham who told her how pleased she was that David had been made England captain.
Unlike "academic historians," Freehling proclaims, he tells "stories about striking individuals" and their unpredictable impact on history.
Four days after the 1989 tragedy the Sun ran a front-page story proclaiming to tell "The Truth" about the disaster, which left 96 people dead.
The Sun ran a front page story four days after the tragedy proclaiming to tell "The Truth" about the human crush which left 96 people dead.
They are betting that Iraq will fall apart immediately after our troops leave, and if this does happen they will loudly proclaim "We told you so!" -- but if it does not, they'll just never mention the subject again.
Former major-league pitcher Denny McLain took the stand 13 weeks into his federal racketeering trial Tuesday and proclaimed his innocence, telling a jury he was so despondent at the allegations that he considered committing suicide.
The Pentagon study (available at: www.ems.org/climate/pentagon-climate-change.pdf) is not as dramatic as Mr. Emmerich's film, but it was alarming enough that a British newspaper, The Observer, proclaimed: "The Pentagon tells Bush: climate change will destroy us.
An appreciation of Heinrich Heine's good manners doubles as a denunciation of the rudeness of fans in today's celebrity culture; a tribute to Paul Valéry includes an aside about "Malcolm Muggeridge's proclaimed ability to tell which women were on the pill by the lack of light in their eyes".
In 2004 self proclaimed "psychic" Sylvia Browne told Amanda Berry's mother her daughter was dead.
