But before I go any further I must make two declarations of interest.
In late December, the New York Fed provided two declarations to the bank.
In that letter, prosecutors acknowledged that two declarations filed in the case by C.I.A. officials were inaccurate.
So well done James Vince and Andrew Gale who, after two declarations and an innings forfeit in the match between Hampshire and Yorkshire, set up a fourth-day battle for 304 runs or 10 wickets.
Following are two declarations issued by the leaders of the United States, Britain, Spain and Portugal after their meeting here today: Iraq's talented people, rich culture, and tremendous potential have been hijacked by Saddam Hussein.
B3 Bin Laden Evidence Allowed Two declarations by Osama Bin Laden calling for war against Americans can be used as evidence in the trial of Lynne F. Stewart, a lawyer accused of aiding terrorism, a federal judge ruled.
His no-nonsense image was also reinforced by two declarations: firstly that he is strongly against swearing on the pitch ("But if they use TV evidence for this, they should use it for all that happens on the pitch as well") and that, contrary to rumour, he does not dye his hair: "No, unfortunately for those who think I do.
David Cameron and Nicolas Sarkozy will sign two declarations during a summit in London paving the way for the sharing of an aircraft carrier, sending a joint military force into battle, working together on cyber warfare and developing warheads for nuclear missiles.
In the WFM's 1903 04 struggle in Colorado, with martial law once again in force, two declarations uttered by the National Guard and recorded for posterity further clarified the relationship of the mine operator's enforcement army — provided courtesy of the Colorado governor — to the workers.
For Wednesday's much-hyped closer, Cyrus brought Madonna onstage for an ungainly mash-up of "We Can't Stop" and Madonna's "Don't Tell Me," two declarations of pop-star intransigence from women who've faced plenty of opposition.
