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"What you're seeing is a continuing effort to bring down the levels of sectarian violence," said Lt. Col. Scott Bleichwehl.
Stone, or Jack Bauer of the TV series "24," but in our continuing effort to bring the mayoral candidates into focus, we're compiling questions for Cory Booker and Ronald L. Rice.
In a continuing effort to bring you cheerful news even when the world seems determined to be abysmal, I want to point out that next week is the end of the primary election season.
In a continuing effort to bring employee costs at Credit Suisse First Boston in line with those at other Wall Street firms, John J. Mack, the new chief executive, has done away with special, lucrative compensation deals for Frank Quattrone and many other senior investment bankers, people close to Mr. Mack said.
However, it said the discovery would not slow continuing efforts to bring the plant's damaged reactors under control.
This would also help the field's continuing efforts to bring folk art into mainstream museum collections, she said.
Despite continuing efforts to bring in truant students, attendance fell further this week in New York City's summer school program.
Linda Golodner, the president of the National Consumers League, a nonprofit advocacy group in Washington, attended the Kyoto session and is participating in continuing efforts to bring some order to cyberspace purchasing.
The American-led coalition said in a statement that it was aware of the court-martial and that it supported the Afghan government's "continuing efforts to bring criminals to justice in accordance with the principles of Afghan law and due process".
We have to carry on with our lives and then continue efforts to bring these children out," said one family source.
US law enforcement officials on Saturday expressed outrage over the release from prison of the Mexican drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero, and vowed to continue efforts to bring to justice the man who ordered the killing of a US Drug Enforcement Administration agent.
