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For example, the envelope may proclaim, “Medicare Beneficiary Notification” in bold letters, with an alarming-looking red stamp emblazoned across the top reading “SECOND NOTICE.”

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But many of the significant changes in classrooms came out of the Legislature, which has continued this year to propose bills to rid schools of “inappropriate materials” and proclaim that, in Oklahoma, “Christ is King.”

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A giant yellow banner on a busy expressway linking New York's Brooklyn and Queens boroughs proclaims: "Vote Zohran -- for a city we can afford."

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They appear thin, weak and vanquished, like the "caliphate" they proclaimed in 2014.

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“As terrifying as it is,” he said, “I’m also proud to be living in Chicago in this time, where people have stood tall and proclaimed, ‘Not in our city.’

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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