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"He is fantastic and will continue to be invaluable on the campaign".

I have found Professor Silk's edition of Trevet's Boethius commentary quite indispensable in my own work on Chaucer's Boece, and I hope and expect that it will continue to be invaluable to scholars of Middle English literature, and of the Latin commentary tradition, for many years to come.

His assistance has and will continue to be invaluable".

"The international business and marketing skills that he brings to the board will continue to be invaluable in his new role as chairman," said ER 2015 chief executive Paul Vaughan. "He has great empathy with the game and I think we will make a great team".

His assistance has and will continue to be invaluable," the company commented to the Times.

Bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) libraries continue to be invaluable tools for the genomic analysis of complex organisms.

"Larry King continues to be invaluable to CNN," said a network spokeswoman, Christa Robinson.

Additionally, having the support of my family to help spread the word and to keep me sane during peaks of frustration was, and continues to be, invaluable throughout this entire process.

The clinical utilisation of the HADS continues to be invaluable in screening for mental disorders.

Mitotic and meiotic chromosome FISH continues to be invaluable in genome sequencing efforts.

Although the twin design continues to be invaluable for investigating the etiology of complex traits such as reading skill (Haworth & Plomin, 2010), the era of genome-wide genotyping now provides tools to examine the genetic etiology of reading development using DNA alone.