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One child mentioned that some children might be discouraged from attending support groups, which continually mention that "it's bad" not to take pills.

Calculating GDP, he says, is incredibly difficult, because "it's a continually changing economy that we're chasing".

"If competitors continually undercut each other's prices, it's a race to the bottom," he said.

When "but it's legal" continually trumps "what's ethical," we have a seriously broken system.

I suck at math, but it's because I continually cheated off Kelly Kennedy's paper in high school.

The jumps from style to style continually reset your attention; it's like speed-dating angels.

"Although media attention can at times be upsetting, we are also grateful to those professional journalists who have tirelessly reported the story of Dad's murder throughout their careers, continually bringing it to the public's attention," they said.

It's another sign of how Hamburg's Old World charms are continually being refreshed.

It's a clever metaphor for the writer's plight: continually interrupted and too easily distracted, even when the distractions are invisible.

It's an unassuming treasure hidden away on the corporation's continually wonderful "arty" channel and was co-written by its star, Mackenzie Crook.

John Buckley, Doncaster Belles manager, said: "It's so hard to gauge whether or not women's football can continually keep fans coming to matches.