LightSquared said in its bankruptcy filing Monday, it will continue to try to win over the Federal Communications Commission to get its satellite venture up and running — a process that can take up to two years. Read full article > >

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The operators of a helicopter which ditched in the North Sea say they will continue a suspension of flights over the weekend.

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James Bond star Daniel Craig says he will continue to play the British spy ‘until they tell me to stop’.

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Transplant operations in the UK will continue despite concerns about contamination of the fluid used to preserve some organs, the government’s chief medical officer has said.

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The Primate of Ireland says he will continue to lead the Catholic Church in the wake of a Vatican report into abuse in Ireland.

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The US government says it will continue its case against BP over the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, despite a deal reached by BP with other claimants.

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Home prices in the United States fell by more than 1 percent in October, a private survey showed on Tuesday, and analysts expect the downward trend will continue in the months ahead.

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SEOUL — North Korea’s “military-first” policy — in which the armed forces receive top priority in funding, planning and everything else — will continue under the untested leadership of Kim Jong Eun, according to statements in the state-controlled media. Kim was named the heir to power in North Korea by his father, the late Kim Jong Il , whose 17-year reign was defined by “ Songun, ” the policy that said building a strong military was the Stalinist nation’s first — and perhaps only — goal. Read full article > >

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Oil giant BP says it will continue to sponsor four leading arts institutions, despite protests over its involvement.

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Hermain Cain suspended his campaign for the GOP presidential nomination Saturday amid allegations of sexual harassment. But he told supporters he will continue to advocate for his platform.

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The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria , which underwrites AIDS treatment for about half the people getting it in developing countries, announced Wednesday that it will make no new grants for the next two years because of the worldwide economic downturn. The Geneva-based organization says it will continue to support about 400 AIDS treatment and prevention programs in more than 100 countries for now, but it will not pay for them to add patients or increase services. Read full article > >

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BETTENDORF, Iowa – Is Newt Gingrich the next Republican to rise and fall as the chief alternative to Mitt Romney ? Despite the former House speaker’s sudden return to prominence in the GOP presidential field, reservations about his long record in public life — and the baggage that comes with it — will continue to call into question just what kind of staying power he has. Read full article > >

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BETTENDORF, Iowa – Is Newt Gingrich the next Republican to rise and fall as the chief alternative to Mitt Romney ? Despite the former House speaker’s sudden return to prominence in the GOP presidential field, reservations about his long record in public life — and the baggage that comes with it — will continue to call into question just what kind of staying power he has. Read full article > >

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OAKLAND, Calif. — Oakland city officials are allowing Occupy Wall Street protesters back into a plaza where police raided and cleared a 15-day-old encampment, but they will continue prohibiting people from spending the night there. Mayor Jean Quan announced the conciliatory gesture Wednesday, hours after officers in riot gear clashed with and fired tear gas at demonstrators who had tried to re-establish the disbanded camp. Read full article > >

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National Public Radio’s Michele Norris will step away from her hosting duties as host of All Things Considered after her husband took a job with the Obama campaign. In a note posted on NPR’s web site (h/t PostPolitics producer Matt DeLong), Norris said that her husband, Broderick Johnson, will join the Obama team as a senior adviser. Norris will continue working at NPR “producing signature segments and features and working on new reporting projects.” Read full article > >

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