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Herman Cain has continued to fend off allegations of sexual harassment, and Gov. Rick Perry of Texas spent almost $1 million on advertising on Fox News Channel after an embarrassing memory lapse in a debate on Wednesday.

Former Ultravox singer Midge Ure continued to fend off criticism that the Live 8 concerts lacked African artists, telling BBC Breakfast that there was an "African feel" to the concerts.

Director of rugby Richard Cockerill remained relatively calm during those troublesome early weeks, but was beginning to show signs of the tension as he continued to fend off questions about his future and Leicester's rare predicament.

The British government continues to fend off calls for a referendum on the EU constitution.

And Mrs. Clinton continues to fend off Mr. Obama's attacks on her integrity.

Britain would continue to fend off immigrants, fawn on China and flog everything to east Asia.

For now, these numbers are just an exercise because Foster continues to fend off would-be poachers.

Germany also wanted to make sure that its carmaker Volkswagen could continue to fend off hostile bids.

Apple's $1 billion investment, part of $7 billion raised this year, will help the Chinese ride-hailing app continue to fend off Uber.

In Ballmer's final years, Microsoft scrambled to reimagine Windows so that it could fit on any screen, build mobile devices that people would adore, and continue to fend off threats in both the office and the living room.

And, double oh, he and his staff will have to continue to fend off Republican criticism of a three day fundraising tour he leaves on tomorrow -- a cash-collection trip that GOPers believe looks unseemly amid the various domestic and international crises happening at the moment.