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As the delays have continued, waves of people have left the camps, often with nowhere to go.

While not precluding continued waves of plague coming from Asia, the team concluded that there was "a long-time persistence of the pathogen in a not-yet-identified reservoir"—perhaps rats.

Police officers involved in both cases have escaped prosecution after separate grand juries ruled not to indict them, igniting continuing waves of protests.

The ethnic umbrella of Arab Americans includes generations-old long-assimilated families, as well as continuing waves of new immigrants, all with varying religious, cultural and political traditions.

Tens of thousands of transit and energy workers, teachers and civil servants took to the streets on Tuesday, continuing waves of social unrest across Europe in recent months, with protesters in Spain, Belgium, Greece and Ireland voicing their anger as governments seek to rein in exploding deficits that threaten to undermine their sovereign credit ratings, exacerbating national budget woes.

Secretary Powell's comments offered the clearest reflection of how discussions with Israel and Arab and European allies, continuing waves of suicide bombings and Israeli reprisals, and months of sometimes intense internal debate finally led President Bush and all of his senior national security advisers to agree: Mr. Arafat would have to go.

He expects continuing waves of hope and pessimism to mark the rest of the year, as expectations are raised and lowered by economic data and corporate earnings.

The world should also brace for continuing waves of suicide attacks and hostage-taking assaults.

It includes the experience of the "valley orgasm:" longer lasting and continuing waves of energy moving through the body.

The make-or-break, two-day summit kicked off Thursday in Brussels, where EU leaders are scrambling to reach a consensus on how to respond to the continuing waves of migrants headed to the continent.

She faces other problems, not least a continuing wave of violent crime.