And proclaiming mission accomplished, certainly doesn't make it so.
We saw Murdoch Sr. throwing his weight behind Rebekah Brooks, then the top editor at The News of the World when some of the hacking took place, and proclaiming that she would be staying in her job, despite calls from the British political world for her resignation as chief executive of News International, because of the conduct of journalists under her watch.
The two Niagaras wink at one another across the gorge, the contrapuntal faces of globalism: on the Canadian side, the monotony of our worldwide monoculture, the proliferation of malls and brands and franchises proclaiming globalism's intent to make every town look the same, from Benares to Boise.
It glorified Eliseg and Cyngen, proclaiming their lineage from the Roman Emperor Magnus Maximus and his son Vortigern (or Gwrtheyrn), and asserted that Eliseg drove the English from the area after they had laid this borderland waste for nine years.
Their critics argue that Brazil should seek to integrate South America on the basis of rules, rather than political sympathy, and that by proclaiming regional leadership it risks becoming the target of regional grievance.
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Which didn't prevent members of the press and pundits from proclaiming, all the rest of the week, that Mr. Romney had embarked on a political attack while the world was aflame and the president embroiled in the crisis.
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Extraordinary intellects are proclaiming fresh and original ways to cut the cake.
Inspired by the religious sobriety of the early-19th-century German painters who called themselves "Nazarenes, " by England's Gothic-revival movement and by the straightforward imagery of early-Renaissance painters like Giotto, they looked to the Bible, to the poetry of Keats and Tennyson and to Shakespeare for subject matter, proclaiming their intention to shun vulgar or sentimental subjects and to paint directly from nature.
Witch-doctors and quacks make a fortune proclaiming bogus cures.
Messrs Moran and Tiahrt criss-crossed the wide plains of Kansas, proclaiming the conservative creed in veterans' halls and hospitals, at county fairs and watermelon feeds.
Like maybe a headline proclaiming "Record Low 2009 and 2010 Cyclonic Activity Reported: Global Warming Theorists Perplexed"?
But Bellew is not shy of proclaiming his own virtues, and has his eyes set on hyping an exciting battle of Britain with Cleverly.
Those proclaiming the virtues of wind and solar should be compelled to reveal actual output data from these sources, the required back-up, and data on the actual reduction of carbon dioxide and other emissions when alternative sources are used.
As the debate ended and gurus, even on MSNBC, started proclaiming Romney the winner gold futures spiked.
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Others abroad were busy proclaiming that they would run to India and not from it.
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That is the lead proponent of carbon dioxide restrictions proclaiming skyrocketing energy prices are a necessary and desired outcome of carbon dioxide restrictions.
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But to this observer, those proclaiming the daily deal business as dead, and encouraging Groupon to instead invest in more general online retailing, seem as short-sighted as Groupon management.
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Earlier this year, for instance, two hackers breached and defaced the website of Irish political party Fine Gael, proclaiming it the work of Anonymous when most supporters had no idea what was going on.
Sure, it changed its formal name, and sure, it had a super ad during the Super Bowl proclaiming that it was a whole new brand of Blackberry.
He stops short of proclaiming a return to the huge market value of the past and warns that a crash will recur, someday.
The name and number was that of one Redouane Dahmani, and as a result, Dahmani is in jail in the US, proclaiming his innocence.
In law and order, too, it is a similar story of bold statistics proclaiming real change - not only the 11, 000 extra police, but also 3, 300 community support officers where this type of role simply didn't exist in 1997.
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With the revelation of the spreadsheet errors, some supporters of big government were giddily proclaiming victory as if they had not already been discredited before Reinhart and Rogoff entered the scene.
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They are just tired of being hectored by scientists proclaiming certain apocalypses that never pan out: Examples include acid rain and the death of the forest, asteroids, the population bomb, and a catastrophic extinction of species that has eluded detection.
The problem is that the ECFR's argument is both true and beside the point, because it is so far removed from the way that individual countries act and think (reminiscent, in this respect, of the French statement issued after the Olympics proclaiming that the EU had collectively won, with a total of 280 medals).
The bill goes on to proclaim the sovereignty of the states in this matter while proclaiming that each state is free to make its own laws respecting an establishment of an official religion and that such an establishment cannot be blocked by either Congress or the judiciary.
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And once the war had started three years ago, would he have reveled in the swift advance to Baghdad, proclaiming victory, had he known that the invaders were leaving behind them the makings of a sanguinary insurrection?
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