It held on to Death Cab for Cutie for three albums, thrives with the Walkmen and the Raveonettes and continues routinely to source new talent: its 2006 single by Dead Disco featured one Victoria Hesketh, now trading very successfully as Little Boots.
China's cyber-hackers continue routinely to break into the e-mails of dissidents as well as into the computer systems of foreign media that report sensitive stories on China's leaders.
Certainly French courts continue routinely to hand out damages to aggrieved celebrities.
Like VSGs, ESAG copies may be routinely corrupted but continue to provide genetic resources for functional copies, since they can be rescued by subsequent gene conversion events.
But he continued to routinely meet with business leaders, particularly in his role as chairman of the Education and the Workforce Committee, and returned to power as House G.O.P. leader in 2006.
With the rescue of American Richard Phillips from the hands of pirates yesterday, there was a blip of good news from the Indian Ocean, but it remains a scandal that Somali pirates continue to routinely defeat the world's naval powers.
But Iraq has refused to countenance any inspection missions since December 1998, when its attempts to block inspectors from certain sites led to a bout of American and British bombing.Bombing on a lesser scale continues, almost routinely.
The established mixture of competitiveness and amateur fair play will surely continue (teams routinely patch up each other's wrecks after a crash).
David W. Sanford, the lead lawyer for the 17 current and former Novartis workers who filed the suit in 2004, says Novartis continues to routinely discriminate against women.
Yet under the F.D.A.'s proposed guidelines, agribusiness could continue to routinely feed antibiotics to entire flocks or herds to prevent illnesses they may never encounter.
The comeback Kings continue to routinely reel off the improbable, and this Stanley Cup Finals round has provided what is only the latest drama in a playoffs where LA can't seem to get off the tightrope.
