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The team has continued investigating whether human chemokine receptors are involved as host factors in orthopoxvirus infections.

The Justice Department has continued to investigate the company's former chairman, A. Alfred Taubman.

The "Obama is a schmuck" action was an example of how the troll factory is expanding beyond just comments and blogposts to create new kinds of pro-Kremlin content, according to Andrei Soshnikov, a journalist in St Petersburg who was among the first to report on the troll factory and has continued to investigate it.

Early on Dr. Dickinson and a mentor solved a longstanding physics problem of insect flight, and he has continued to investigate every aspect of fly flight, sending a steady stream of graduate students and postdoctoral researchers to universities and research institutions where the fly work continues.

During this time, the broader neuroimaging community has continued to investigate and refine methods.

PETA has continued to investigate this subculture after they helped nail the Houston duo.

Because he has continued to investigate claims of others tortured with the complicity of the British government, Begg says he's been repeatedly harassed by the British state in retaliation for this activism.

(The NTP has continued to investigate the development of transgenic animals as research tools, and in 2003 launched a new technical report series to convey the findings from transgenic model systems).

"The investigation has continued to be actively investigated since that time".

While research has clearly now turned the lens on boys and masculinities, the emphasis has continued to be on investigating problematic constructions of masculinity and sexuality linked to risk in the context of HIV/and male violence.

Under Lau's leadership, Ming Pao has continued in its liberal stance, investigated the suspicious death of Li Wangyang, spoken out against government policies such as Moral and National Education (MNE), and in favour of greater democratic reforms in Hong Kong – a stance seen as being unsympathetic to the Chinese central government.