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To keep their war going, they need continued American help.

I look forward to your continued support in the coming months.

Still, they must report back to the center for continued treatment.

And that needs to be the focus of continued research.

Thank you for your continued attention to this important matter.

"I believe anything is better than a continued loss of lives."

Why the continued interest in a man whose last book was written 30 years ago?

We should take these as a starting point for our continued work.

Given the potential security issues, this is an important field for continued research.

Now it is time to set the course for the continued development of the policy in this area.

We do, however, ask the Commission for its continued support in this matter.

No one helps to meet the continued needs these people.

I cannot thank everyone enough for their continued support and involvement.

The continued growth of the Church meant that more space was needed.

If at 3 the child requires continued services, the local schools will provide them.

Of those, 81 percent reported continued improvement a year or more later.

Of course, they have called continued attention to the festival.

They, too, now had hope of something other than continued holy war.

The continued success is built on service quality, rather than price.

Here, China's continued history and large population became an advantage.

These experiences have had a continued impact on his work.

The years 1994 and 1995 brought continued success for the band.

The three have gone on to personal projects with continued success.

After such time as this, we will discuss your continued life.

"Do you think that my continued presence might be of use?"