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For all that effort, political analysts still predict that Tuesday's election will continue the historic slide in voter turnout, which dipped below 50percentt in 1996.

All these trends would intensify if Greece left the euro zone, raising questions whether the continent could continue the historic economic and political integration that followed World War II.

"We're very close to having a deal in place that will transform Willets Point into New York City's next great neighborhood and continue the historic process we've already made there," said Julie Wood, a Bloomberg spokeswoman.

You need a well-paid, professional police force to continue the historic crime reductions and quality-of-life improvements, and to be successful in the domestic war against terrorism".

Council resources director Jason Vaughan said: "The council is working hard to explore all options to secure the long-term future of Condor Ferries operations from Weymouth in order to protect local jobs and continue the historic links to the Channel Islands from the town".

There won't be enough water to keep urban users' rates from rising or to allow farmers to continue the historic overuse that has depleted valley groundwater and turned desert scrubland into orchards.

When the euro was introduced, there were widespread predictions it would be a strong currency, continuing the historic role of the German mark.

Unlike settlers who believe they are continuing the historic Zionist mission of reclaiming the Jewish homeland, most ultra-Orthodox do not consider themselves settlers or Zionists and express no commitment to being in the West Bank, so their growth in these settlement towns, situated just inside the pre-1967 boundary, could be redirected westward to within Israel.

Tomorrow from 5 to 11 p.m., candlelight tours, which begin at the Third County Courthouse with a reception, and then continue through the historic buildings decorated for the holidays.

"Race for the White House" premieres Monday, March 17, and will continue through the election and beyond as the nation's focus continues on the historic Presidential campaign.

That mission to showcase traditional and contemporary Mexican and Latino art and culture continues inside the historic building, with wooden planked floors that squeak pleasingly underfoot.