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The battle would continue.
Lance would continue to hold onto one thing.
The parties would continue.
He added that the government's reform efforts would continue.
And she would continue to suffer.
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Ongoing activities would continue.
My line would continue, I have brothers.
The current EC directives would continue to apply.
Kolovi would continue what she began.
Protesters promised that the demonstrations would continue.
The timeline would continue to be developed.
Other Framework Programme and MS actions would continue.
However, the Commission would continue its monitoring.
Moreover, actions in the individual Member States would continue.
Your agony would continue even after your death.
This would ensure that problems in Cyprus would continue.
Allocation would continue over the next four years.
Inconsistencies between different directives would continue to exist.
Ice sheets would continue to disintegrate for centuries.
Priorities for cooperation programmes would continue to be broadly defined.
Well, they would continue to study him in a controlled environment.
Otherwise, these people would continue to suffer.
She would continue searching, hoping to rekindle the fire.
People wanted to make sure that the good deeds of democratic governance would continue.
Traditional projects would continue being selected on merit.
The existing practice of only limited use of extrapolation one residue limit to different tissues and species would continue.
And life, life would continue on with nobody knowing I had ever lived.
The general lack of clarity of the legislation would not be overcome and risks of erroneous application would continue.
Effective work would continue, including work with other sectors.
(24) With equal economic reduction incentives across sectors, a larger contribution by the sectors covered by the EU Emissions Trading System(ETS) would continue to be cost-effective.