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In a letter to the association, the NBC president, Bob Wright, said the network had no alternative but to leave the organization because of its "continued unwillingness to embrace a forward-looking strategy".
As we discussed here, the Federal Reserve, it is said, is "pulling it off". Because of its heroic, unconventional, all-in easy money policies, the Federal Reserve is said to have "saved" America from an almost certain depression and then, because of its continued easy money policies, is the driving force behind America's now accelerating economic growth.
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright said the president acted against Sudan "because of its continued sponsorship of international terror, its effort to destabilize neighboring countries and its abysmal record on human rights, including religious persecution". As with Burma, the president stopped short of breaking diplomatic relations with Sudan.
The prize is controversial because of its continued sponsorship by BP.
"We are cautious on the company because of its continued lack of profitability, poor liquidity, unsustainable leverage, elevated annual interest burden and aggressive land buying," the analysts said.
Egyptians of all political stripes overwhelmingly resent Israel because of its continued occupation of the West Bank and its restrictions on Gaza, which many here believe to be a violation of the accords.
The Americans are concerned because of its continuing secrecy and because it is led by the same military and intelligence officers who spearheaded and concealed the Soviet Union's biological weapons programs during the cold war.
This is largely because of its continuing ubiquity.
Perhaps because of its continuing travails, the Big Easy remains one of the most tradition-steeped cities in America.
But there are some big ifs about a sale, including how much buyers will discount the company because of its continuing problems.
In that month, the McLean Trucking Company sought protection under Chapter 11 of the Federal Bankruptcy Code because of its continuing losses.
