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Julie Chen, who has co-hosted the award-winning CBS show "The Talk" since it began almost a decade ago, announced Tuesday that she would leave the program as her husband, the former network chief Leslie Moonves, continues to combat sexual harassment allegations against him.
The secretary kept the issue of child marriage in the news, and her family's Clinton Foundation continues to combat it internationally.
Although she is 82 years old and continues to combat serious health issues, Justice Ginsburg has emerged as a national treasure and enjoys celebrity-level status from across the American stratified demographics because of her fairness, her intelligence and her advocacy for rightness.
Yet even with its successes, Morocco continues to combat infectious illnesses such as diarrhoea and acute respiratory infections that are the leading cause of death among young children in the country.
In Ebola-hit countries, work continues to combat the virus in local communities through support for community care centres and Ebola treatment Units; through training of health workers and awareness-raising campaigns to reduce the risks of transmission; and through supporting children orphaned by Ebola.
Syria has signalled its determination to continue to "combat terrorism" while at the same time claiming it is still committed to Annan's six point peace plan.
Vigorous and perceptive as ever at 55, he continued to combat forces in the national life that he feared were destroying its civility and constitutional structures.
The first woman to head the Yale physics department — she specializes in the study of black holes — has continued to combat gender inequities in science.
reinstated women's soccer — Les Bleues played their first official international match, a 4-0 win over the Netherlands, in 1971 — but the game continued to combat long-held notions of who should, and should not, get to play.
