There are numerous stories that appear (online, at least) in more than one version but that have not been handled by your department. A. Judith: As I have suggested in earlier responses, we in Continuous News feel a responsibility to get articles ready pretty quickly.
After much deliberation, the Tuttle family decided that one continuous trip felt like too much.
Midwives felt that continuous fetal monitoring was more likely to restrain a woman to a bed during labour and medicalise their labour.
Even Freud once noted, "So long as we trace the development from its final stage backwards, the connection appears continuous, and we feel we have gained an insight which is completely satisfactory or even exhaustive.
In one take, he makes sure I see the link to his article (even if I didn't open the previous email), and makes his email correspondence with me feel continuous and purposeful.
After indicating that she will choose abortion, Molly learns that an abortion will involve a pelvic exam, that she can either be awake or asleep during the two- to seven-minute procedure, that, if awake, she will feel continuous cramping followed by a large cramp at the end.
A shared freedom to initiate teleconversations is likely to transform expectations and obligations between professionals and patients [ 22, 26]: when patients expect continuous access, professionals feel more obliged to be present and to respond quickly and accurately.
A lot of the furniture Mr. Albaisa and Ms. Mazzei had seen was covered in a continuous band of felt that folded on itself.
This sequence — at first nifty, then horrifying — is composed of many separate shots, but the editor, Zach Staenberg, cut the material in such a way that the bullet's progression feels continuous and inexorable.
