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Meanings of declare in English
Usage of declare in English
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Yet, five months later he asked Congress to declare war on Germany.
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Of course they'll declare war; that's all they know how to do.
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Read Roy Greenslade's response: Why journalists should NOT declare how they vote
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However, he said it was too soon to declare the epidemic over.
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I want to declare that this is unacceptable, the draft statement said.
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Farage used his Twitter page to declare: Sentence passed, letter from parliament.
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Photo: RNZ Today the council voted unanimously to declare a climate emergency.
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The move would declare that the credit crisis had reached global proportions.
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Both declare in favor of acquiescence in the compromise measures of 1850.
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Rodrigues said the companies would not declare the value of the transactions.
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Pundits were quick to declare Brisbane the best test of the year.
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I'm sure they'll declare all you nice normal people clean and free.
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Valentia required 80 per cent to allow it declare its offer unconditional.
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Since 2009 Greenland has held the right to declare independence from Denmark.
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All the minister's public statements declare unequivocal support for the EU-Turkey deal.
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The only solution is to offer England enough ways to declare victory.
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