In the 1844 presidential election, however, Democratic candidate James K. Polk campaigned on a platform that included a demand that the region be ceded in its entirety to the United States, proclaiming the slogan "Fifty-four fight or fighthe(the latitude of Oregon's northern border with Russian Alaska).
Aldrin tours the globe wearing tee-shirts proclaiming the slogan, "Get your ass to Mars!" and his ShareSpace Foundation's goal is to support manned missions to Mars in the future by seeding young minds with the desire to explore space.
"THIS IS THE RENEWED REBELLION," proclaim the slogans at the beginning of each screening.
Giant satin banners suspended from the ceiling display slogans proclaiming promises of comfort and security.
Tags and advertising slogans proclaiming manufacture in a specific country are fading, because goods assembled with components from many different countries represent a growing share of international trade.
She accused Grupo Clarín of fomenting civil unrest; by the time she ran for re-election in 2011 — with one of her slogans proclaiming "Clarín Lies!" — her adversary seemed to be as much Clarín as the other candidates.
Mr. Michaelman, 30, and his tour mates had T-shirts for sale with slogans proclaiming, "My Muggle Friends Just Don't Understand" and buttons that say, "Suffering From Post-Potter Depression".
That is pretty much all scholars know about him, except that he probably was a Scottish immigrant; he inscribed furniture with references to Edinburgh; and he misspelled slogans proclaiming his loyalty to the British crown.
There are myriad made-up names for products, like Kodak, Xerox and Q-Tip, not to mention advertising slogans proclaiming that Cocoa Krispies cereal is "cocolossal," Mr. Salty pretzels are "crisplier" and 7Up is the "uncola".
He captured the Zeitgeist with two great slogans, proclaiming that "the network is the computer" and boasting that Sun (as the supplier of the machines that ran the internet) was "the dot in dotcom .In this section Last tango in Detroit?
