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“If California wants to continue to invest, that’s fine, but we in the Trump administration are going to take a look at whether this project is worthy of a continual investment.”

Frustrated by the continual ineffectiveness of firefighting efforts over the decades, both advocate for a more sophisticated understanding of fire and the ecosystems that foster urban and wildland blazes.

Donald Trump tends to deflect attention from his witlessness by talking a lot, spewing a continual stream of hot air signifying nothing but narcissism and hate.

Mrs Smith said she was "deeply concerned that the continual presence of an Oxevision camera in Sophie's room" would have therefore caused her "real and significant distress".

Prolonged desk work can lead to musculoskeletal problems ranging from continual pain to injuries.