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Such fears continue to deprive consumers of major savings.

Next up is a backbench Commons debate tabled by Conservative MP David Davis, demanding that the UK should defy the court and continue to deprive all prisoners of the vote.

There are the striking television and movie screenwriters: Many issues continue to deprive a hungry nation of its nightly "Colbert Report," but one has proved particularly nettlesome — how to divide electronic rights (not to mention advertising rates) in an age when people watch shows on their iPods, and YouTube competes for attention with CBS.

"…Attorney General Healey has deprived and will continue to deprive ExxonMobil of its rights under the United States Constitution, the Texas Constitution, and the common law.

Watch the testimonies from those who have prosecuted and defended some of these prisoners, and see why we cannot continue to deprive them of their fundamental rights.

Developed countries continue to deprive Kenya of millions of dollars worth of investments embodied in her human resources for health.

Congress, scandalously, continues to deprive many of them of a means of financial support.

Under the guise of its one-family-one-child policy, China continues to deprive Tibetan women of their reproductive rights.

And they know that this militancy continues to deprive Palestinians of any chance for the peaceful and productive life they deserve.

Rather, our social contract demands that we continue to keep the nation free from the fear and prejudice that has and continues to deprive some of their most basic of civil rights.

But it said that the authority was concerned that continuing to deprive the union of dues would prevent it from adequately representing its members and would damage the authority's efforts to repair relations with the union.