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Meanings of have continually in English

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Usage of have continually in English
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As a trio, they have continually tried to push the envelope out.
The Irish Times
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A spokesperson said: We have continually monitored the safety of these breast implants.
BBC
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Prison officials have continually said their lethal injection combinations are humane and appropriate.
Reuters
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In Germany, companies including struggling Q-Cells QCEG.DE have continually made advances in silicon efficiency.
Reuters
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From then on, astrophysicists have continually refined the model by looking closer and closer.
Death by black hole: and other cosmic quandaries
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We must have continually present to our minds the difference between independence and liberty.
Definition & Reality in the General Theory of Political Economy
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Over its pure neatness good fairies might have continually presided.
Olive: A Novel
8
In the last two years, we have continually enhanced it to produce high quality ebooks.
Smashwords Style Guide
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She was reported missing after 24 hours and we have continually tried to contact her.
The Guardian
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You have continually professed your great love for me; be guided now by my advice.
Hindoo Tales; Or, the Adventures of Ten Princes
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Federal Reserve officials have continually made the point that the economy is on a strong footing.
Reuters
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Excellence, my reports have continually stressed the strategic positions of Kalgan and the systems it controls.
Foundation and Empire
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Studies have continually shown that taking time off makes us better -professionally, physically and mentally.
The Irish Times
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These results have continually improved with further experience.
Pubmed
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The Tigers deny that and have continually accused the military of firing into the no-fire zone.
Reuters
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Analysts have continually cast doubt on the company's $20bn valuation.
The Guardian
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