The number of self-published e-books has surpassed and will continue to surpass, by far, books published through the time-honored process of editing and distribution that has been the practice of publishing companies for centuries.
McCartney is 67, and his creativity and thumbs-up enthusiasm continue to surpass all reasonable expectations, but he learned long ago to face universal truths.
They will continue to surpass or threaten other historical standards in the last three and a half weeks of the regular season.
Announcing the return of the show, Lombardo said: "David Benioff and DB Weiss, along with their talented collaborators, continue to surpass themselves, and we look forward to more of their dazzling storytelling".
The absolute level of CO2 in the atmosphere is continuing to rise, breaking the milestone of 400 parts per million (ppm) in 2015, and rising temperatures continue to surpass records.
I could not put it better than Congressman Vern Ehlers, one of the few dissenting Republicans, who said: "This decision shows dangerous disregard for our nation's future at a time when other nations continue to surpass our students in math and science and consistently increase their funding of basic research.
Since 2010, Asian immigrants continue to surpass Hispanics as the largest ethnic share of total immigration into the United States, both legal and unauthorized.
"A lean, mean crude producing machine". The innovations in the industry continue to surpass anything opponents claimed was possible: "Best Practices Extend Lateral Lengths". U.S. crude oil production has surged, with the oil rig count seemingly unrelated.
"I think New York embodies the best of the American Dream, passion, strength, ambition, the constant need to continue to surpass yourself, and it's a city where whether you're a man or a woman, regardless of your background, you can succeed, as long as you have the hunger to work hard". Says Regev.
Annual deficits continue to surpass a trillion dollars and our national debt has climbed over $16 trillion.
