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The National Housing Federation will be continuing its campaign as the care and support bill progresses.

But the government is continuing its campaign, begun after Asia's economic crisis, to shift growth from an earlier dependence on exports and foreign investment inflows to domestic spending.

Continuing its campaign to bedevil American Airlines, JetBlue Airways plans to offer more legroom in most seats on its planes, without increasing fares, starting this fall.

"The fact the IPCC, described rightly in our view by many prominent individuals as 'not fit for purpose', is stepping aside will not deter the OTJC from continuing its campaign," he said.

Continuing its campaign to become the dominant financial services provider around the globe, Citigroup said yesterday that it would buy the Associates First Capital Corporation, the biggest American consumer finance company, for about $31.1 billion in stock.

The bill, which far exceeds the $770,000 officials originally cited as unpaid taxes, suggests that the government is continuing its campaign against Mr. Ai, a conceptual artist, architect and documentary filmmaker whose work frequently takes aim at injustice and official corruption in Chinese society.

Ms. Phillips testified briefly for the defense today as it continued its campaign to portray Mr. Jenoff, who has pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter in a plea deal with prosecutors, as a liar.

Press freedom advocates voiced alarm over China's latest effort at controlling what goes out and comes in over its closely watched Web universe as it continues its campaign to squelch any media opposition to its authority.

Though the Syrian regime is largely back in control of the capital it has continued its campaign to purge rebel neighbourhoods.

Jamaat Islami (JI), the biggest Islamist organisation in Bangladesh and an ally of the BNP, said it would continue its campaign of protest unless its demands were met.

Sea Shepherd, whose members have frustrated the Japanese fleet every winter for the past several years, said it would continue its campaign this season, despite a US court decision late last year banning its vessels from sailing within 500 yards of the whalers.