continuousness

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• It’s no secret that small businesses everywhere face a continuous struggle for survival as they compete against national chains and online competition.

• During her FKT attempt, she received continuous en route support from Warren Doyle, a nine-time AT finisher and founder of the Appalachian Trail Institute—a preparatory program for aspiring thru-hikers.

• Through Medicare, if a patient is terminally ill and has a life expectancy of six months or less, they can access on-call nursing assistance, medical equipment and prescriptions, as well as continuous care in crisis moments when symptoms flare.

• Our lineup of founders include Sonny Vu, whose last startup, Misfit, was acquired by Apple, and is currently the chief executive officer of continuous carbon-fiber 3D printing company Arevo.

• The unit’s travel size doesn’t leave room for many features, but it can be set to deliver single, double, or triple pulses of water, or a continuous stream.

• The director, Jonathan Demme, offers us a continuous rock experience that keeps building, becoming ever more intense and euphoric.

• There had been continuous problems with the Pratt & Whitney engines.

• That really hit me, the continuous flow of ideas without stopping.

• The ensuing night gave me the grand migraine of my life, with throbs like the blows of an ax and continuous pinwheels.

• After 57 years of continuous operation, the theater closed, was sold to a private company, and scheduled for demolition.

• Messrs. Jennens and Bettridge commenced in 1816, and improvements in the manufacture have been many and continuous.

• That the first part of this was probably quite true we can readily agree to, also that the out-put was continuous.

• After 24 hours' heavy and continuous fighting a substantial success has been achieved.