Travel & Leisure just named Beirut one of the "Top 10 Cities in the World" (a distinction it shared with Florence and Sydney, among other travel hot spots); the third Time Out Beirut was recently published; and a brand new Lebanese government tourism Web site had just been started, proclaiming the country "a well-kept tourist secret that begs exploration".
I think the moment the conspiracists finally lost me came when they started proclaiming that President Obama was the Antichrist, essentially sent to America, presumably from Kenya, by an evil cabal to destroy U.S. sovereignty and establish a global government.
For me, the deterioration and disarray of the movement is a source of hope: hope that churches will stop angling for human power and start proclaiming the power of Christ.
Second, the maker of such a camera would have to start proclaiming sensor size as a critical measurement — thus contradicting all those years of preaching the importance of megapixels.
It is too soon to start proclaiming 'recovery' especially given that youth unemployment, for those aged 16-24, increased by 15,000 to 973,000 and the working world is now pockmarked by low-waged, insecure employment.
So perhaps it's time to stop insinuating that a woman got a certain job just because she is a woman (with the implication that she didn't deserve it) and start proclaiming that she nailed the job because of her smarts, credentials, talent and yes, also her ability to offer a different point of view.
"It's not something that you have to go to the street and start proclaiming, 'You have to change your mind,'" he said.
In Ukraine, where ethnic-Russian separatists have been waging a violent insurgency against the pro-Western government, there is a great deal of evidence that Putin has played a spoiler's role from the start, proclaiming his innocence while not so covertly arming the rebels, and placing Russian intelligence and military officers in the field to help direct the violence.
The release started off proclaiming that a new Census study showed a "big payoff" from education and then proceeded to particularize.
He starts by proclaiming that the mission of the company is "to make the world more open and connected".
Still, even when Mr. Sugaya started to proclaim his innocence midway through his trial, judges, prosecutors and Mr. Sugaya's own defense attorney ignored him, apparently in the belief that his initial confession was correct.
