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"We were then and continue to be struck by the freshness of her musical voice.

I continue to be struck by the similarities between the US and the UK.

Speaking to business leaders at corporate gatherings, to congregants in churches and synagogues, and to audiences in galleries, theaters, and town halls, I continue to be struck by the illiteracy on topics related to Islam.

I'VE done a lot of television book interviews lately, and I continue to be struck at what a difference there is in the technology in just a few years' time.

SundayReview|How Did the Robot End Up With My Job? I'VE done a lot of television book interviews lately, and I continue to be struck at what a difference there is in the technology in just a few years' time.

"I continue to be struck by how much more common mass psychogenic illness is than people generally think," says Timothy Jones, who was the lead author of an article in The New England Journal of Medicine two years ago in which he identified a psychogenic outbreak of nausea and dizziness among 170 students and staff members at a Tennessee high school.

Finally, he says he continues to be struck by the absence of women in upper management.

In Syria silver tetradrachms continued to be struck, mainly at Antioch but also at Tyre and some other mints.

The gold sovereign disappeared from internal currency in 1914 after a career of 300 years, but it has continued to be struck in irregular quantities for export abroad.

The double eagle continued to be struck until May.

The new silver quarters entered circulation on August 1, 1932; and continued to be struck in silver until the Mint transitioned to copper-nickel clad coinage in 1965.