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But this decision would also ensure a continued wave of human rights abuses against China's "undesirables" -- dissidents, the mentally ill, the homeless, street children and the unemployed.

Mouldi Jendoubi, the union's second-ranking leader, said in an interview that his organization had helped turn out workers for this week's continued wave of protests.

"Israel does not fear an examination of the facts, as the full responsibility for the eruption of the continued wave of violence lies with Arafat, Mr. Sharonn told the committee.

In fact, some observers believe it is just the beginning of a continued wave of stories, lawsuits and calls for a fundamental cultural change in the way the game is played, from Pop Warner to the NFL, as the long-term effects of the damage from blows to the head comes into focus.

The Kansas bill is part of a continued wave of legislation restricting abortion access.

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The move is a sign of how established fashion businesses in developed markets are continuing to look for ways of better penetrating emerging markets, and are riding the wave of continued Internet and smartphone growth to do it.

The continued economic inequality has contributed to a new wave of racial tension.

"Future success will depend on continued new car demand and attracting the next wave of investment, so Britain must demonstrate it remains competitive and open for business," Hawes said.

"The new wave of immigration, along with its continued dispersal to the suburbs and Sun Belt, is transforming the places which are now being classified as multiethnic and majority minority," said William H. Frey, a demographer with the Brookings Institution.

To ensure the U.S. is at the forefront of the next wave of Internet innovation, we need to drive continued improvements in our wired and wireless broadband infrastructure – super-fast, high-capacity, and ubiquitous broadband networks.