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That has been a continuing effort by NATO to comb through military contracts with Afghan businesses to detect corruption and terminate contracts in which there has been manifest abuse.

After praising Mr. Kerry's military service, his 20 years in the Senate -- "though I'm not so sure I admire his record" -- Mr. Bush highlighted what he called Mr. Kerry's changing position on Iraq, as he sought to underline what has been a continuing effort by his campaign to portray Mr. Kerry as inconsistent.

Despite the widespread use of various imaging modalities in clinical and experimental oncology without or with combined application of commercially available nonspecific contrast agents (CAs), development of tissue- or organ- or disease-specific CAs has been a continuing effort for pursuing ever-improved sensitivity, specificity, and applicability.

There has been a continuing international effort to remove nuclear material from countries that are no longer using it.

The initiation of Chicagofest, a music and food extravaganza that was later transformed into the Taste of Chicago, signaled the beginning of what has been a continuing city effort to lure suburban leisure spending back to the city through a series of outdoor special events.

Rigorous classification of assays and targets in bioassay databases has been a continuing challenge, with efforts ongoing by the projects BAO and BARD.

What advocates had hoped would be a continuing effort has turned into a one-time mandate, and it is not even clear whether, with the expiration of the old law, that mandate remains legally binding.

Payne, who spearheaded the successful effort by Atlanta to host the 1996 Olympic Games, has been a force in continuing efforts to get the Masters wired.

"It's a continuing effort," he said.

"This is another step in what has been a good-faith effort in a continuing dialogue by all sides," Ms. Schwab said.

In his morning meetings, Mr. Lieberman continued what has been a weeklong effort to persuade the party's liberal base that he will be a loyal soldier to Al Gore, who is markedly left of Mr. Lieberman on several issues that are of deep importance to the liberal wing.