"We wanted to continue with continuity," said Gatland.
"The military are very clear that they have to represent continuity," says Clarke.
"The board has voted for continuity," said Rocco Landesman, the president of the rival Jujamcyn Theaters.
"What we want to show is the continuity," said Barbara Bradbury Pape, the site administrator.
"I'm a big man for continuity," said McHale, who made Saunders -- a former teammate at the University of Minnesota -- the head coach in December 1995.
Several hundred Korean churches dot the boroughs, and have become a major center of social services and cultural continuity, said Wontae Cha, a professor of ministry at New York Theological Seminary.
"There is no place I can think of in the States with such successful continuity," said David Fuess, 53, a visiting acupuncturist from Carmel, Calif.
"Once upon a time, you would work on the show and the models would do their makeup — there was no continuity," said Mr. Espinet, MAC's senior vice president for makeup artistry, referring to the late 1970s and early '80s.
"By not going into Chapter 11, we were able to preserve our product-cycle plan, keep our management team intact, and maintain continuity," said Lewis Booth, Ford's chief financial officer.
"We agreed early on that we could write whatever we wanted, it could be weird and poetic, but it needed to have strict continuity," says Fink. "If we say something happened in Night Vale then it happened.
"He has been revolutionary in foreign policy, pro-U.S. in Iraq and pro-Israel -- that's an interruption in a longer Italian continuity," said Giuliano Ferrara, a friend of Mr. Berlusconi's who edits Il Foglio, a conservative newspaper.
