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"China is willing to continue efforts with various countries to make sure that the world economy recovers as quickly as possible," the statement said.

This move also supports the teams' continued efforts with over-the-air updates and the application catalog.

This demands continuing efforts with same intensity to increase the coverage in overall population as well as to achieve universal coverage among those who take greater risk.

Although it remains to be seen whether reduced taxi-out times at other airports will translate into significant fuel savings and emissions reductions, Maurice says, "The initial benefits look very good and we are continuing efforts with MIT".

Work on the development of the UDRI three-stage, light-gas gun is a continuing effort, with the goal of successfully launching small diameter (∼3 mm or less) aluminum spheres to velocities in excess of 9 km/s.

In 2002, Chinese scientists were among the first to sequence a rice genome; this year they released the sequences of 3,000 varieties as part of a continuing effort with the International Rice Research Institute IRRIin in the Philippines and the Beijing Genomics Institute to develop a crop known as "green super rice" (GSR).

Despite these advances, research on climate and health in northern Aboriginal populations is sparse (Berner and Furgal 2005), and the identification of the impacts on local populations and community adaptations is still in its infancy and requires continued effort with attention to thresholds and limits to adaptation (Berkes and Jolly 2002).

His successor, Takeaki Matsumoto, vowed to continue efforts to improve relations with America.

China demanded heavy punishments for the attackers but said it would continue efforts to improve relations with Taiwan.

It could be that over time the Global Fund aligns with national priorities through continued efforts to collaborate with civil society who in turn advocate at the national level.

Gov. Thomas H. Kean, who succeeded Governor Byrne in 1981, continued efforts to deal with the transportation financing crisis.