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She had to go into hospital three times a week during the pregnancy for dialysis and her baby’s progress was continually monitored via frequent ultrasound scans to identify and treat problems early.

"Living a life continually looking over your shoulder is very unpleasant," he said.

In order to stay energized, a restaurant needs to continually reinvent itself, while keeping a thread of continuity.

“Drug dealers are continually inventing creative ways of smuggling dangerous narcotics in pursuit of illicit profit — as alleged in the facts of this case,” U.S.

In 2010, Georgia launched a housing voucher program for people with mental illness who are chronically homeless, incarcerated, or continually in and out of emergency rooms.