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After they find out who I write for, Hamburg bites into a piece of Four Seasons bacon and proclaims himself bravely as a film school reject.

The above footage shows, more or less, what every man is trying to say when he proclaims that women cannot drive.

The Bible lifts our eyes to see that all creation proclaims the glory of God, who has showered His grace and love on us through Christ.

Similar to teaching, the kindergarten rule proclaims that you should be able to explain your subject to a six year old.

declare announce Whatever PETA says, he proclaims, is all lies and nonsense.

His mother named him Raul Gonzalez Blanco but, as the back of his shirt proclaims, we can just call him Raul.

Hillary Clinton proclaims that she will "end the unfunded mandate known as No Child Left Behind" .

The company proclaims itself to be "the leader in social media solutions. "

"This session is now open, " proclaims the president in an assembly.

Chai Yansong, a senior mine manager, proclaims: "Our aim is to be one of the top 10 iron ore producers in China by the end of the decade. "

"WE WON'T GO" , proclaims a banner at Dale Farm, one of the largest encampments of gypsies and travellers in England.

Science proclaims that Planet Earth and its inhabitants are a meaningless speck in the grand scheme. A cosmic accident.

"He'll ride trains and planes, " proclaims the grandfather, clearly unable to imagine ski resorts.

And every religion (it's interesting to note) proclaims that it is the only one that works.

So Horton treats the microscopic residents of Who-ville as equals because, as he proclaims, "a person's a person no matter how small. "

When preparing for the defense of Jerusalem, Balian proclaims that it is not the stones that matter, but the people living in the city.

This paper introduces the fatal defects in present classical limit theory arid proclaims the end of the classical limit theory.

Contrary to a lot of self-help wisdom, a study proclaims that telling people about your goals makes you less likely to accomplish them.

Who sees anger as justified in any way or any circumstances proclaims that peace is meaningless, and must believe that it cannot exist.

Tomorrow's civilization, began in today's dedication, let us in westlake loudly proclaims: we are a new generation of civilization.

"Li Mi Suspicion" proclaims conveys a message is in September: Let us love maliciously .

The Christmas message also proclaims that, in order to be recipients of this gift of peace, we must be people on whom Gods favour rests.

Anyone who proclaims the forgiving and healing love of Jesus with a bitter heart is a false witness.

"Let Facts be submitted to a candid world, " proclaims Jefferson's Declaration of Independence.

In this view, WikiLeaks undermines the "conspiracy theorists" who question the noble motives that Washington regularly proclaims.

'I was in the birth canal for three days, ' he proclaims with a poker face, 'so when I came out, I really shot out.

EVEN Vernon's logo proclaims that the city is "exclusively industrial" , and that is no exaggeration.

And what can we say about a civilization like China, which unabashedly proclaims itself the "central country" ?

It's a promising first outing that proclaims the flowering of a bright, new talent.

He that boasts of his knowledge proclaims his ignorance.

China's government frequently proclaims seizures and arrests to demonstrate its dedication to social issues.

America, in this young century, proclaims liberty throughout all the world, and to all the inhabitants thereof.

true friendship foresees the need of others rather than proclaims its own.

"Uncover the market price of corruption, " proclaims the banner on its homepage.

friendship foresees the needs of others ~ than proclaims its own.

The good news that Jesus proclaims at the start of his ministry is that there is a shift in God's relationship with his world.

Write your sermon so that it proclaims the message primarily of the Bible passage, and secondarily of the hymn.

"You don't get to 500 million friends without making a few enemies, " proclaims a poster for the film.

The World Health Organisation proclaims this to be World Health Day.

A sign outside proclaims : "In today's Argentina, only those who want to be undocumented will be. "

The Book of Proverbs proclaims that "Where there is no vision, the people perish" (29: 11), but the book is only half right.

To the extent, Luxun proclaims and breaks through void battlefield, which means it is not impossible to disintegrate and renew the ideology.

Advertisers ate up the charity case boy who shamelessly proclaims on his site: "I am a pixel hustler and proud! "

Obama is more right than he knows when he proclaims that this is "our" moment, this is "our" time.

It is, the report proclaims, "the 'noughties' version of the midlife crisis" .

AUSTIN, the capital of Texas, proclaims itself the "Live Music Capital of the World" .

Proclaims Xerxes the King: By the favor of Ahuramazda I built this Gateway of All Nations.

"Uncover the market price of corruption, " proclaims the banner on the homepage of ipaidabribe. com.

Every now and then a prominent religious zealot proclaims that the end is nigh.

221 Liu Bei proclaims oneself emperor, the found Shu Force, Zhuge Liang holds the post of prime minister.

And She proclaims herself that her name is Dulcinea.

"I've given my reasons now, very candidly, " proclaims Palin's.

If King Bhumibol Adulyadej proclaims her, she will be the 28th prime minister in Thai history.

The following week, the short man shows up at the office again and proclaims, "I sold 2, 000 toothbrushes! "

The paper proclaims good news on three fronts.

"Look at what's coming soon to Lixnaw" , proclaims a sign at the entrance.

The film's tagline proclaims, 'He shoots!

China's new five-year plan proclaims the same goals.

The optimist proclaims that we live in the best of all possible worlds, the pessimist fears this is true.

Because I say you are killing the very spirit this institution proclaims it in stills!

"There is a world elsewhere, " Sandy proclaims.

The optimist proclaims that we live in the best of all possible worlds; and the pessimist fears this is true.

The optimist proclaims that we live in the best of all possible times, and the pessimist fears this is true.

Propaganda work: 1 does proclaims circular, provides the school. 2creates the propaganda in the broadcasting station and the newspaper.

Taylor proclaims there will be no respect when they meet in the ring.

A muscular man with a buzz cut reads a Korean newspaper; his T-shirt proclaims, in English: "Support our Troops" .

April 14, 1931: Spanish Cortes depose King Alfonso XIII and proclaims the 2nd Spanish Republic.

A big sign outside the village proclaims it as a "living fossil" of the language.

True or False: If a food label proclaims the product is trans-fat-free, it is.

For example, the Nicene Creed, that proclaims that the doctrine of the Trinity becomes orthodox.

When Emperor Li proclaims that a big banquet will be held for his ministers, Wu Luan realizes it is the time to strike.

The EU's 6, 000 fur farms are an affront to the values it proclaims.

Each ZhaoGou south YueFeiFeng proclaims oneself emperor, the YueGuJun led the decree by JinBing fight, fight, hebei province from the three.

"Yes he can" proclaims the cover of Newsweek, "(but he sure hasn't yet)" .

Taking a stab at its big rival, Asda proclaims: "No Clubcard. No gimmicks. Just lower prices every day" .

Marx is just Satan's voice when he proclaims "I want to take vengeance on the One who is above. "

Now, Therefore, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY proclaims

This decision triggered a collective Arab response. [9] Libya proclaims an embargo on oil exports to the United States;

And, finally, it proclaims the irreconcilable opposition between gentile society and the state;

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Herod conquers Jerusalem; Roman proclaims him King of Judea

The man who proclaims with a hammer that he has picked a pocket with his tongue