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Thanks to the energy efficiency standards in this progressive policy, which have continually been updated since 1978, Californians use half the energy of other Americans nationwide on a per capita basis.

And Biden's candidacy will also be viewed as a continuation of the Obama presidency, which has continually come under furious attack from Republicans as divisive and overreaching.

The group, which has continually struggled to make money against competition from Starbucks and Costa, was founded in 1995 in a single outlet in South Molton Street, in London's West End.

The line has been regularly closed for upgrade work, which has continually run over, since February 2007.

This delay presents an opportunity for Road Runner, which has continually lagged behind Excite@Home, to aggressively expand into these markets.

It's another public stumble for Uber, which has continually faced optics issues as its grown into a nearly $100 billion company.

It's worth pointing out that this stands in contradiction to earlier data from comScore which has continually reported that the majority of U.S. users don't download any apps per month.

That move did not pan out well for its social app Swarm, which has continually fallen in the top charts, and now is lowly ranked in the 280's in the Social Networking category on iTunes, and in the 330's on Google Play.

It's also a natural for this show which has continually pushed the envelope in the digital landscape.

Clinton showed her frustration with the Sanders campaign, which has continually put her on the defensive for her close relationship with Wall Street, including six-figure speaking fees she received from Goldman Sachs.

Because it has been impossible thus far to completely eliminate the virus from chicken flocks or from wild birds or to prevent transmission to mammals, there is a persistent danger that H5N1 viruses [which have continually mutated and evolved (2)] will eventually become more easily transmissible to and among humans.