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Then the Lord came down in the cloud and stood there with him and proclaimed his name, the Lord .

Truly I say to you, Wherever this gospel is proclaimed in the whole world, what this woman has done shall also be told as a memorial of her.

But I have raised you up for this very purpose, that I might show you my power and that my name might be proclaimed in all the earth.

It boldly proclaimed the cause of Middle East democracy at a time when few in the West thought it had any realistic chance.

Crabapple proudly proclaimed her group an "anti-art school, " and this kind of subversive sensibility seems to fuel the scene.

A self-proclaimed recluse, he had lived in voluntary exile ever since "the war, " although which war had never been specified.

The familiar brand name with a life of its own has been proclaimed as a public benefaction by the advertising industry.

Burke Trend was a slight and scholarly man with a twinkle in his eye and a manner that proclaimed both wisdom and discretion.

The White House proclaimed it "a national day of renewal and reconciliation" .

First, I thank my God through Jesus Christ for you all, that your faith is proclaimed throughout the whole world.

Following his coffin was his eldest son, the handsome, much loved, Prince of Wales. He was about to be proclaimed the next king of England.

And Jehovah came down in the cloud, and stood with him there, and proclaimed the name of Jehovah.

Now that you're graduating it seems like yesterday that you proclaimed to the world that you were going to be a doctor.

On this point, one of your self-proclaimed supporters (email attached) actually puts the amount of your article that matches mine at 60%.

First contact began for us as a very odd mission and was proclaimed by Heaven to be a divine intervention.

And that repentance for forgiveness of sins would be proclaimed in His name to all the nations, beginning from Jerusalem.

His wife's bored attitude and frivolous gown proclaimed the heiress's disregard of the insignificant interests at stake.

"I, too, have not been idle, " Brissenden proclaimed, after hearing Martin's account of the work he had accomplished.

THE six men in dark suits proclaimed it a victory, happily shaking hands.

But beneath the surface, a debate churned between the self-proclaimed reformers and the teachers' unions.

"Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country, " President Kennedy proclaimed at his inauguration in 1961.

"All those who made jokes or were celebrating will have nothing to laugh about this time out, " he proclaimed.

I agree with George W. Bush when in his second inaugural address he proclaimed a universal desire to be free.

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and other economists have proclaimed the end of the worst recession since the Great Depression.

Feminism wasted time trying to persuade us that men are tamable , she proclaimed.

Mehsud is a self-proclaimed commander of the Pakistani Taliban militants and is believed to be closely linked to the al-Qaida network.

Renewed chances of talks came during a week when Tehran also proclaimed new advances in nuclear technology.

On the Internet, advice and answer sites are popping up all over the place, with self-proclaimed experts at the ready.

Independence was proclaimed the next year and a small tower constructed on the emerging island.

You don't want to call yourself an expert without a third party endorsement anyways or it comes off as superficial and self-proclaimed.

After the toastmaster proclaimed that the lecture was over, the students was still unwilling to leave.

Many parallels can be drawn between the views expressed in his works and those proclaimed by Takashi Murakami in his super flat manifesto.

His suffering and death show both the sincerity of his belief and the truth of the message he proclaimed.

Back in Manhattan, Sandy exiles the now too powerful Jamie, assassinates King John, and is proclaimed King of Wall Street.

He proclaimed that "a few selected persons might be able to do the whole thing in five years" .

When I proclaimed that I would attempt to survive the month of February on a mere $79, I felt pretty confident I could do just that.

There are thousands of self-proclaimed psychics in the world who claim to be able to find missing persons and help police solve crimes.

In January Hillary Clinton, US secretary of state, proclaimed it part of her country's mission to foster global internet freedom.

Gilbard, a self-proclaimed "junk food king" years ago, now eats salmon five days a week and sprinkles flaxseed oil on his salads.

"The truth does not need a policy objective, " proclaimed Mr Assange to a nodding Mr Ellsberg.

Only a few weeks before Black Friday 2008, Long Island had proclaimed itself to be officially in recession.

The West kept advancing socially in accordance with its proclaimed intentions, with the help of brilliant technological progress.

Her technique impressed them enough to earn Gail a demo spot at a food exhibition; afterward, they proclaimed her "Chef Nelly. "

In return, America has proclaimed its own "national interest" , citing the importance of the freedom of navigation and of overflight.

To the rights of man, as proclaimed by the French Revolution, they added the rights of woman and the rights of the child.

He being God became man in all things like us except sin, and he proclaimed very clearly that he had come to give the good news.

By the age of 20, Alexander the Great was proclaimed the King of Macedon and had conquered Athens and Thebes.

The ball was now a settled thing, and before the evening a proclaimed thing to all whom it concerned.

The front-page story also featured a bright yellow banner that proclaimed "Hang them. "

To become useful as an explanation, the proclaimed 'craziness' should have been verified beforehand, in unrelated contexts.

Bernanke, being a self-proclaimed scholar of the Great Depression, is not going to allow another one to occur.

Self-proclaimed visa "fixers" have no special access to the U. S. government.

The Olympic host Games shall be proclaimed open by alphabetical the Head of State of the of country.

"Nothing will happen over the next month, " he proclaimed confidently, "not during the World Cup. "

Hardly more than a quarter-century after Henry Luce proclaimed "the American century, " American confidence has fallen to a low ebb.

And immediately he proclaimed Jesus in the synagogues, that this One is the Son of God.

President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed the first Armistice Day a year later.

The new billboard proclaimed that China's first auction of rural land was going to take place in Tawa.

England's King George the Third proclaimed the American colonies in a state of open rebellion.

They died in an epic struggle against Soviet rule and were proclaimed heroic martyrs of a free Russia.

if this love were extinguished, the apostles would have proclaimed the Gospel no longer, the martyrs would have shed their blood no more.

The heir to the British throne, Prince Charles, and the Indian President Pratibha Patil proclaimed the Games officially open.

Finally, the king proclaimed throughout his kingdom that any one solving the riddle of the coat would be wed to the princess.

The Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (later known as the Kingdom of Yugoslavia) is proclaimed.

He was about to be proclaimed the next king of England.

His memoirs, written at the end of his life, proclaimed a fervent and orthodox Marxism-Leninism. His career was often different.

Years later, President of the United States proclaimed the fourth Thursday of November as Thanksgiving Day every year.

gazing would continue until that person felt the click and proclaimed, "Ihave come to see you. "

Countering Obama, Cruz proclaimed, was "the epic fight of our generation! "

Dutch pamphleteers , who believed they were witnessing the breakdown of the social order, proclaimed the arrival of the Apocalypse .

SUICIDE, proclaimed Albert Camus in "The Myth of Sisyphus" , is the only serious philosophical problem.

There was another pause, and then the judge arrived and the sheriff proclaimed the opening of the court.

First, I thank my God through Jesus Christ for you all, because your faith is being proclaimed throughout the whole world.

England lost and many fans blamed him; a placard outside a Nottingham church proclaimed: "God forgives even David Beckham. "

East Pakistan proclaimed its independence, taking the name Bangladesh.

The answer, I'm sorry to say, is the insincerity of many if not most self-proclaimed deficit hawks.

The tsar, it is stated, has proclaimed Russia's "inflexible resolve to support the interests of her Slav brothers" .

The self-proclaimed engineer noticed that the chocolate bar had melted when he was working with the magnetron.

Any overt action would contravene its self-proclaimed doctrine of non-intervention and sully its narrative of a peaceful rise.

Proclamations , Something proclaimed , especially an official public announcement .

The "Treatise, " another proclaimed, had ushered in a "new epoch in the annals both of our literature and our social history. "

Angry at his ignorance, his friend proclaimed that Nureyev was a genius and the reason they were both there.

In 1368, Zhu Yuanzhang proclaimed himself emperor, historically known as Emperor Taizu, of the Ming Dynasty in Nanjing.

At the annual VIP economic forum love fest gathering in Davos, Bill Gates proclaimed: "Two years from now, spam will be solved. "

"Islam belongs to Germany as well, " he proclaimed, in implied rebuke to Messrs Sarrazin and Wilders.

As Lowery climbed out of the ring, she proclaimed her victory "wonderful, amazing. "

When they arrived at Salamis, they proclaimed the word of God in the Jewish synagogues. John was with them as their helper.

Christian activist Ren Bumei proclaimed a time of fasting after the death of 4-year-old Li Siyi due to police negligence.

His pronunciation proclaimed that he was an American.

Despite this, DuPont is proclaimed as a great technological and innovative company, which really is ironic.

Earlier in the year, Mao had proclaimed his policy of "leaning to one side" as a commitment to the socialist bloc.

rights are proclaimed for all humans, overlooking the fact that many prefer their ethics in more grounded, context-specific ways.

Venerating saints, an ancient practice here, was considered un-Islamic in the austere version of the faith proclaimed by the occupiers.

8: 35 Then Philip began to speak, and starting with this scripture, he proclaimed to him the good news about Jesus.

1949 in September, new automobile federation official company in England was proclaimed, tut was by bloom as well general manager.

Karl Heinz's trainers from the Hitler Youth had proclaimed Haldensleben, located just north of Magdeburg, as the "City of Werewolves. "

In a scroll across the screen, state broadcaster CCTV proclaimed: "Li Na, we love you! "

Theirs, after all, was the country of human rights, a beacon to the world, as their first black president, Nelson Mandela, had proclaimed.

They proclaimed right furiously; they were desirous, if only with fear and trembling, to force the human race to paradise.

He proclaimed that our God was the best and Babylon should worship no other God but our God.

Switzerland proclaimed neutrality in World War I and was not involved militarily in the conflict.

Despite its proclaimed commitment to net neutrality, Google has proposed a future where ISPs can build and charge new networks as they wish.

Within a reasonable time after the final award is proclaimed, the relevant interested party may also consult the relevant open information.

and that which ye have spoken in the ear in closets shall be proclaimed upon the housetops .

"The ancient city of Handan must be rejuvenated as a capital of steel, " Mao proclaimed.

"We actually discussed this variant of events while we were first forming our comradely alliance, " proclaimed Mr Medvedev.

Early on Mr Mousavi, who, supporters say, was tipped off by allies within the Ministry of Interior, proclaimed himself the likely winner.

Believing that a U. S. attack on Iran was possible, he proclaimed he'd return to his homeland to fight such an invasion.

For a self-proclaimed geek, this was definitely a step outside my comfort zone.

Together with the command to feed his flock, Christ proclaimed to Peter that he would die a martyr's death.

In 1914, President Woodrow Wilson officially proclaimed Mother's Day as a national holiday to be held on the second Sunday of May.

A popular afternoon television program a few years ago was hosted by a self-proclaimed medium.

The president proclaimed an emergency when the war arrived.

After John had proclaimed, prior to His public entrance, a baptism of repentance to all the people of Israel.

President Barack Obama on Oct 29 proclaimed November 2010 as the National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month as he did in 2009.

5When they arrived at Salamis, they proclaimed the word of God in the Jewish synagogues.

In 2003, Inouye proclaimed that "other than Dell, we are the only company making money in the PC business. "

What many already strongly suspected has been proclaimed true by events: quantifying in finance may be an oxymoron.

Dispossessed farmers and artisans, they had occupied the land, proclaimed it the "common treasure" of the people, and begun tilling it.

His accent proclaimed that he was an American.

Stephen Hawking a British scientist specializing in theoretical cosmology has been proclaimed the greatest genius of the late 20th century.

Kyrgyzstan's opposition has proclaimed an interim government to replace the administration of President Kurmanbek Bakiyev.

Pure gold softer, general need not to do such jewelry inlaid Mosaic, therefore, whoever self-proclaimed 24K gold class, often a catch.

"many a song have I sung in mang in a mood of mind , but all their notes have always proclaimed , " He comes , comes , ever comes .

His bankruptcy proclaimed the utter collective collapse of the traditional business stratum.

The Olympic Games shall be proclaimed open by the Head of State the host country.

"Supplementing DNA is the secret of immortality, " it proclaimed, quoting a professor at Dalian Medical University in northeast China.

She later proclaimed that all who pass under the plant would have no harm come to them, only a kiss, a token of love.

World Food Day was proclaimed in 1979 by the U. N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), based in Rome.

all this is thus proclaimed as knowledge and whatever is contrary to this is nescience.

The former president proclaimed proudly that 62% of them had been paid, though not in full.

Desiring that the Dharma sound be widely proclaimed, Amitabha Buddha by transformation made these multitude of birds.

More than 40 years ago, Mao Zedong proclaimed that "women hold up half the sky" . Today, it's more aspiration than fact.

They proclaimed themselves master of their territories, without even recognizing the petty figurehead of Zhou.

He has been proclaimed as the only expert in the world who can translate chinese poetry into English and French rhyme.

"Under the sea the mermen feast on starfish soup, and all the serving men are crabs, " Patchface proclaimed as they went.

that are generally run by two spinster sisters. Gothic white script above the premises proclaimed: Black an White Tea Room.

Encrypted , be with the process being called read information change "proclaimed in writing" becoming "ciphertext " .

The president proclaimed an emergency when the war came.

Worse, self-proclaimed independents are also increasingly conservative.

And Jehoshaphat feared, and set himself to seek the LORD, and proclaimed a fast throughout all Judah.

But in spite of that, Saul proclaimed himself a disciple for Jesus, working under new management.

Twice the device proclaimed it couldn't find the memory card and had to be restarted before it could.

Bhumibol was proclaimed king the same day, and promptly returned to Switzerland to complete his studies.

complainants noted that the sales personnel exist loudly proclaimed, confuse customers drive up.

Just as the birth of the industrial revolution, proclaimed the demise of an era. For example on horseback proud nation.

This expression was set in the end of the texts and proclaimed a release to both Roman citizens and non-citizens.

The country, one authority proclaimed in July, suddenly has 100 years of supply.

In a recent survey, 52% of adults in the United States proclaimed chocolate their favorite flavor (Arabe, 2005).

WHEN Mohamed ElBaradei won the Nobel peace prize in 2005, Egyptians happily proclaimed him a national hero.

The city's newspapers proclaimed that the referee's decision was nonsense and their team should have won.

Japan's self-proclaimed 'oldest coffee shop' has closed, over a century after the original branch opened.

But a mountain rescued once again with Buddha slightly proclaimed.

Democracy was not for the Arabs, not now, this autocrat of the barracks proclaimed.

The leaders at Blake Island proclaimed a commitment to facilitating trade throughout the region.

Several times, as a matter of fact, Paul will be proclaimed--first Jesus is proclaimed as innocent.

"To rebel is justified! " they proclaimed. They rebelled against everything and wreaked havoc everywhere.

For the most part, however, morals are not written in stone, or proclaimed by God above, but instead reflect local sensibilities.

The self-proclaimed "shy" author said: "I never in my wildest dreams expected this popularity. "

Like previous such reports, this one lists forces which could cause China's self-proclaimed "peaceful development" to become less so.

After his misdeeds had been proclaimed, he was solemnly walled up.

"It will help us, " he confidently proclaimed, "and I can open an account. "

"It is an eloquently golden night for people who stutter, " proclaimed the foundation's president, Jane Fraser.

In 1690 John Locke famously proclaimed, "In the beginning all the World was America. "

Under Mr Annan, the UN proclaimed a new high-minded "responsibility to protect" ; but in Darfur the raping and killing continue unabated.

Franz suddenly saw the answer plainly: Marie-Claude proclaimed Sabina's pendant ugly because she could afford to do so.

In my pursuit of internal honesty, I used to wither when I encountered other people who proclaimed their truths.

George Washington proclaimed a National Day of Thanksgiving in 1789, although some were opposed to it.

Having loudly proclaimed independence from the outside world, concessions to pressure now look like failure.

The Qassam Brigades, Hamas's military wing, which claims allegiance to Mr Meshal, has proclaimed a new round of violence against Israel.

John McEnroe, a three-time Wimbledon champ, proclaimed it the best tennis tussle he had ever seen.

His works now only served to prolong and propagate the evil proposition the prophet proclaimed, and all with great proficiency.

Meanwhile, Barack Obama proclaimed that America had a "moral responsibility" to lead a campaign to rid the world of nuclear weapons.

The declaration proclaimed the full sovereignty of the public.

AS THEY set about building a government coalition in mid-February, many of Israel's politicians proclaimed a need for electoral reform.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt proclaimed the Philippine Islands a free commonwealth.

The distrust of Washington proclaimed by many protesters in Egypt's Tahrir Square and elsewhere will be ripe for Iranian manipulation.

The young man's accent proclaimed him a Scot .

He was even there with the crowd in 1949 when Chairman Mao Zedong proclaimed the founding of New China on the Tiananmen Rostrum.

I found myself wiping down the sign that proclaimed Mable block captain.

The Lesser Horde (an administrative division of the Mongol empire) was proclaimed here.

Jehoshaphat was frightened, and he hastened to consult the LORD. He proclaimed a fast for all Judah.

That day Fang Shimin, a well-known scientific blogger and self-proclaimed "science cop" , was attacked in the street by a gang.

Rom. 1: 8 First, I thank my God through Jesus Christ for you all because your faith is proclaimed throughout the whole world.

They proclaimed a fast and seated Naboth in a prominent place among the people.

With characteristic acuity, Boris Johnson proclaimed that Lord Turner's ideas were "crackers" .

Both sides suffered horrific losses, but Vietnam eventually proclaimed victory.

America will remain the most powerful country, but will not retain the position of self-proclaimed tutor.

The leader of the Islamist rebels, Doku Umarov, has proclaimed himself emir of north Caucasus.

Examples of (self proclaimed) modern day communist countries include the PRC, Cuba, North Korea and Vietnam.

IN 1861 Shanghai came under attack from the Taiping rebellion, a bloody uprising led by the self-proclaimed younger brother of Jesus Christ.

But the OAB-SP's opinion went further. It proclaimed that alliances between foreign and Brazilian lawyers were unethical.

Self-proclaimed "internet expert" and "Dear Leader" of North Korea, Kim Jong Il, must get bored pretty frequently.

Constantine's widow married Romanos and he was proclaimed emperor.

At the end of World War I, Bessarabia proclaimed independence from Russia and united with the Kingdom of Romania in 1918.

He has always proclaimed the Bolivarian revolution to be continent-wide.

The year starting from August 2010 is the second International Year of Youth proclaimed by the United Nations.

The World Conference for the Well-being of Children in Geneva, Switzerland proclaimed June 1 to be International Children's Day in1925.

It wasn't until 1863, in the midst of the Civil War, that a national Thanksgiving Day to be held each November was formally proclaimed.

In their practices, the two were much alike. Both proclaimed free trade, and practised monopoly wherever they could.

Symbolically severe punishments may be proclaimed, for purposes of deterrence, as long as they are not actually carried out.

His manners proclaimed him a gentleman .

Many a song have I sung in many a mood of mind, but all their notes have always proclaimed, 'He comes, comes, ever comes.

"A flush of excitement, " proclaimed ABC news, with "potty talk" dominating the discussion.

Wise people before us have proclaimed play to be children's work.

But you are a self-proclaimed atheist, and my daughter is destined to marry a catholic.

Tony Blair and Bill Clinton proclaimed a "third way" , but this degenerated into platitude and vacuity.

Because of this the Pixies and Sprites - creatures who cannot imagine life without festivities - proclaimed Wenlan their capital.

The game series is proclaimed as the one that made the stealth genre popular, which has since resulted in many imitations.

Wearing hats that proclaimed their favorite team the football fans flooded into the bar.

Earlier this month, British researchers proclaimed that, contrary to popular perception, it is healthy to go to work on an egg.

This definition isn't proclaimed in the criminal law, just is summarized in general provisions, isn't definite.

It proclaimed the principles of communism and laid out the League's purposes and program.

In its honour San Francisco has proclaimed next week "West Coast Green Week" .

"IN THIS world nothing is certain but death and taxes, " Benjamin Franklin famously proclaimed.

At their annual gathering, NATO leaders also proclaimed "a true fresh start" in relations with Russia.

The townsfolk are so adept in using herbs that they've proclaimed their town the Capital of Healing.

Those at Geist proclaimed that the ELCA was undermining the authority of scripture.

For these reasons and more, the General Assembly has proclaimed that each year on 22 April we will observe International Mother Earth Day.

The offensive has provoked an al-Qaida-linked self-proclaimed commander of the Pakistani Taliban to suspend peace talks with the government.

Each can legitimately be proclaimed as the leader or the laggard, and the choice may well depend on the argument being made.

Previous conviction refers to the facts that someone has been proclaimed crime or has been sentenced to penalties.

The chime of those little bells proclaimed their value to anyone with ears.

The self-proclaimed Special One reckons that another nine wins for Chelski will guarantee that they will retain their title.

The president proclaimed that a new currency would be issued.

In 1912, Mr Sun Zhongshan, on behalf of Nanjing Interim Government, proclaimed to the world this idea and its policies.

In 1955, Mr. Qian was sent back to China, where he was proclaimed a hero and immediately put to work developing Chinese rocketry.

In doing so, it should discard almost everything the Bush administration has proclaimed.

The Government proclaimed a state of emergency .

The text of reports of typical figures constituted proclaimed narrative model.

I passed a billboard the other day that proclaimed in bold letters, "A mind is a terrible thing to waste. "

Many former colonies have proclaimed their independence.

The Nobel peace laureate is proclaimed in Oslo; other laureates are announced in Stockholm.

As for key management, it uses the technology of real time computing key to prevent hostility people analyzing proclaimed in writing.

Proclaim a republic They loudly proclaimed the quality of the machine.

An opposition coalition in Kyrgyzstan proclaimed a new interim government.

They applauded loudly as assembly president Joseph Deiss banged his gavel and proclaimed Ban's appointment to a new term starting Jan.

Circulated the traditional and mortuary ceremony 3000 proclaimed of imperial Majesty and empress dowager die.

This statement proclaimed a "mutually beneficial relationship based on common strategic interests" .

The self-proclaimed speed-reading genius made a fortune by selling DVDs.

For example, it is proclaimed that the so-called general education is only a supplement and relief to professional education.

His accent proclaimed that he was a North American.

It is hereby proclaimed that the Board of Directors has dismiss M. Song Ming from the post of General Manager.

To China's annoyance, President Obama proclaimed in Delhi that India should have apermanent seat on the UN Security Council.

In 104 BC, he proclaimed it one of the most important celebrations and the ceremony would last throughout the night.

The certainties proclaimed by Newton mechanics are illusory.

"This is a real war. It is not a clash, " proclaimed Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen.

The incredible rock art of Cueva de las Manos (Cave of the Hands) was proclaimed a Unesco World Heritage site in 1999.

However, it is that it makes these intellectuals, the self-proclaimed spokesmen for the public and righteously.

"I love Russia! " proclaimed one picture, with Putin shown releasing the doves.