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The alert will be in force until 24 February and said intelligence suggested Isis, al-Qaeda and Boko Haram and militants with other groups would continue to plan attacks in multiple regions.

Mr. Niblock noted that Lowe's would still be keeping an eye on its expenses and would "continue to plan conservatively" since many of the variables affecting the housing market are still at or near historic lows.

Grdan and Patriarch Jovan would continue to plan revolts against the Ottomans in the coming years.

The company said it would continue to pay out extra dividends as planned, returning almost £2.8bn, or £9 a share, to investors by 2021.

The Scottish government has said about 80% of people receiving legal aid would continue to pay nothing and the plans would end a situation where contributions were collected for civil cases but not for criminal cases.

"To protect the life of the crew, as well as the assets themselves, we would continue to support planned operations of the ISS during any planned funding hiatus," NASA states.

"Accordingly, UCG will have no place in Scotland's energy mix at this time". The Scottish government said it would continue to use planning powers available to it to ensure UCG applications do not receive planning or environmental permission.

Aetna on Monday said it would continue to sell plans on the exchanges in Delaware, Iowa, Nebraska and Virginia in 2017.

In unveiling the changes, John Morton, the head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said the deportation program would continue to expand as planned in order to be operating nationwide by 2013, despite criticism from many police chiefs and from the governors of Illinois, New York and Massachusetts, who sought to withdraw their states.

Ms. Sadik-Khan said she would continue to tweak the plan after speaking with residents and businesses, and she said the completion date would depend on their needs.

The redesign is expected to cost a minimum of $30 million, and officials said they would continue to tweak the plan based on public reaction and in-house studies.