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The Arctic refuge must continue to be preserved as a symbol of America's natural heritage.
Although there are no restrictions on using high-tech analytical tools off the field, the traditional elements of strategy continue to be preserved on game day.
The Indian prime minister, Manmohan Singh, emphasized in his remarks that cordial relations between the countries depended on "peace and tranquillity on our borders," and said he and his Chinese counterpart, Li Keqiang, had "agreed that this must continue to be preserved".
Of course, this content, as well as all existing research published in SpringerPlus will continue to be preserved, online, discoverable, citable and accessible, without limitation.
Most of them continue to be preserved as U.S. National Landmarks, and certain places are open to the general public.
He is confident that his work-related email has been and will continue to be preserved within the federal records system," he said.
Lucia, a sculptor, died last year, but the Eames legacy continues to be preserved by her children (she had five), including Eames Demetrios, director of the Eames Office since 1993.
The higher rate of MMR with bosutinib versus imatinib previously observed in the primary 12-month analysis (Cortes et al, 2012) continues to be preserved in this 24-month follow-up, as was the high estimated probability of EFS.
"Event data recorders help our engineers and researchers understand how cars perform in the real world, and one of our priorities for E.D.R.'s continues to be preserving consumer privacy," said Wade Newton, a spokesman for the trade association.
Although sensitivity to fluoroquinolones seemed to be preserved, strain resistance patterns continued to evolve with the circulation of isolates resistant to tetracyclines and ampicillin from 2007 2010.
