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Meanings of continuing in inglés

Of long duration.

Continuing.

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Examples for "chronic"
Examples for "chronic"
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Kosovo's appalling environmental problems are part of a deeper problem: chronic poverty.
The Guardian
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However she warned that long term exposure could result in chronic stress.
Radio NZ
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Method: Indigenous beliefs about chronic psychosis were elicited from community health workers.
Pubmed
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Another patient retransplanted for chronic rejection, remains disease free at 1 year.
Pubmed
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Background: Administrative data are commonly used for surveillance of chronic medical conditions.
Pubmed
Usage of continuing in inglés
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SEC staff are continuing to work on possible reform plans, he said.
Reuters
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He said the family has great interest in continuing working with Cordes.
Reuters
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But industry sources and state oil firm NNPC say production is continuing.
Reuters
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The main focus for the week was on continuing problems in Asia.
The Irish Times
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The group sees the difficult market conditions continuing for much of 2002.
The Irish Times
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Community Health said earnings from continuing operations were 81 cents a share.
Reuters
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I see this continuing provided we control this flipping situation, he said.
Reuters
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However, work on two adjoining Zoe apartment blocks was continuing late yesterday.
The Irish Times
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Telephone continuing care does not appear to result in social network change.
Pubmed
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One source said the SEC viewed the case as a continuing priority.
Reuters
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However, he was concerned about the insistence on the alcohol ban continuing.
The South African
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Climate change, global warming is clearly continuing, said bureau climatologist David Jones.
Reuters
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WFP is continuing its cash for work and food for work programmes.
The Guardian
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Investors said they believe the overall REIT sector will reflect continuing deterioration.
Reuters
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Khelil said he expected continuing volatility and uncertainty in the oil market.
Reuters
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But these people want continuing tension, a continuing crisis in our region.
The Guardian
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