Lifeline's target of increasing awareness about disease and disability prevention is perhaps its most important function, but for now, the train continues to wind through rural India, bringing hope and health care wherever it goes.
He was later named the prime suspect in five corruption cases, which continue to wind their way through the courts.
"It's not structurally important because the extradition process will continue to wind its way through the bureaucratic chain of command," Arturo Sarukhán, a former Mexican ambassador to the United States, told The WorldPost.
More than seven years later, the case continues to wind its way through the court system.
The Bettencourt affair continues to wind its way through two judicial investigations, one controlled by a prosecutor regarded as Sarkozy-friendly and one led by an independent-minded judge.
The lower charges come as the test case on unauthorised overdraft costs continues to wind its way through the courts and follows a host of similar cuts, tweaks and incentives on current accounts by rival banks over the past few months.
While that legal case continues to wind its way through motions and procedures, the message remains crystal clear about how executives see their engineering talent.
The route continues to wind its way through the mountains to the hamlet of West Bush, where Cayadutta Creek ends amidst a small cluster of houses.
With the Gulf of Mexico's oil gusher dominating the headlines since April, it's been easy to forget that agricultural runoff infused with fertilizers, and sewage from many treatment plants, has continued to wind its way through small streams and into the Mississippi River, then ultimately reaching the gulf.
The Treasury Department said on Wednesday that it would auction off more than 17.9 million warrants that it holds in SunTrust Banks, as the government continues to wind down holdings it gained through its bailout of the financial industry.
