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continually

[kuhn-tin-yoo-uh-lee] / kənˈtɪn yu ə li /


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After the success of “Everything in Its Path,” Erikson found himself continually summoned to other disaster sites by attorneys or advocates for those devastated communities who sensed similar existential scars forming.

From The Wall Street Journal

That keeps the cost of the robot under $10,000 to install and “extremely low cost to continually operate,” Wineland said.

From Los Angeles Times

He continually evaded expectations and the industry’s attempts to trap him in a box.

From Los Angeles Times

The government has said it will continually review the list of banned platforms and at the end of November added Twitch, a streaming platform where people typically play video games while chatting to viewers.

From BBC

The theatre says it is continually driving to bring new audiences to the stage and panto plays a big part of that, especially through its Christmas Heroes pay-it-forward donation scheme.

From BBC