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Critics of the government say the claims against many suspects, including General Basbug, are politically motivated and meant in part to continue weakening the once-powerful military.

"About a Boy," from the novel by Nick Hornby, seems intended, in part, to continue the work of revising the Hugh Grant character begun in "Bridget Jones's Diary".

The old Convention Hall was recently refurbished, in part to continue accommodating the annual Miss America beauty contest, which is now pointedly referred to as a "scholarship pageant" by its image-conscious Atlantic City promoters.

Friends and political allies urged her to run for his seat, and she did, in part to continue his efforts to develop the region he represented, in part to keep busy, to keep moving.

Calderoni says although the company has 40percentt of its business outside the US, there are plenty of markets left to conquer and they hope to use today's cash infusion in part to continue to expand into a worldwide company.

In high school, he was a starting player in a professional league: He jokes, "Moi, LeBron James!" After graduating from high school, he enrolled at the Galati Polytechnic University, in part to continue playing basketball in national competition at the highest level: Galati had a team in the top league.

The nascent recovery, though due in part to continued strong growth in emerging economies, also reflects the success of monetary and fiscal stimulus in most O.E.C.D. economies.

Now out of office, he has devoted his post-presidency in part to continuing to aid the world's poorest continent.

In the October-December quarter of 2011, which was the first quarter of Viacom's fiscal year, the company's total revenue grew by 3 percent, to $3.95 billion, thanks in part to continuing increases in cash fees from cable and satellite distributors.

However, sales in the final quarter were lower than expected, due in part to continuing issues within the book trade which led retailers to adopt very conservative ordering policies and a lower than expected upturn in digital sales over the Christmas period to the end of the year.

In the current analysis, the low incidence of CNS progression in patients without CNS metastases at baseline may be due, in part, to continued HER2 tumor suppression, which potentially contributes to delayed development of CNS metastases by controlling extracranial disease [ 27– 29].