The significant and continuous tension between self-interest and ideals has been a constant, predominant strain in American foreign policy for over 200 years.

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Unlike traditional navigation devices that require annual upgrades to remain accurate, the monthly charge includes continuous updates to maps and points of interest.

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He contends that his interest was reasonably ascertainable given his longstanding continuous occupation of the property and knowledge of his name and address by other city agencies and employees who had interacted with the plaintiff while he occupied the property.

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These give out a continuous spectrum of light, and thus affect a wide range of frequencies that are of interest to astronomers.

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Gamifiers try to capture that sense of engagement by providing rapid, continuous feedback, a clear sense of progression and goals that are challenging enough to maintain interest but not so hard as to put players off.

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Schneider says countries like Spain, Portugal and Greece have had continuous democracies only since the 1970s, and people aren't used to governments representing the public interest.

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