ISP issues gun licenses, or FOID cards, and concealed carry licenses.
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"They own a number of licenses here and there, everything from walkie-talkie, wireless licenses to satellite licenses on bands for CNN," he said.
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When licenses are issued, the Department remains committed to strictly enforcing those licenses.
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We sell the licenses to them, and we've already sold a lot of licenses.
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Notably, his pitch included a proposal to create gun licenses modeled after driver's licenses.
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While the major networks do not have licenses, local affiliates do have broadcast licenses.
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The result will be more software becoming proprietary and closed-source to protect itself against AWS, widespread license proliferation (a dozen companies changed their licenses in 2018) and open-source licenses giving way to a new category of licenses, called source-available licenses.
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By law, it can simply take patent licenses away, as it can driving or hunting licenses.
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"We're dealing with the gaming commission, because there are two gaming licenses, two liquor licenses," says Marik.
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Antlerless options on deer licenses/combo licenses during firearms seasons in the five-county CWD Core Area.
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The debt is secured by land, biological assets, machinery and equipment and all licenses, including water licenses.
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But the owners of Colorado's 978 marijuana shop licenses and 1,393 marijuana growing licenses are particularly vulnerable.
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MAS has outlined the difference between applicants for digital full bank licenses and wholesale digital bank licenses.
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Open-source companies are providing SaaS licenses, and commercial vendors are abandoning expensive upfront licenses, support and maintenance agreements.
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Photo ID requirements present little problem for those with driver's licenses — but many voters do not have such licenses.
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"Many probate judges are issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples in accordance with Obergefell; others are issuing marriage licenses only to couples of the opposite gender or have ceased issuing all marriage licenses," he wrote.
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But where software licenses typically forbid touching code or sharing code with anyone, open-source licenses usually insist on sharing.
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But no one is forcing Texas to provide licenses to these immigrants, or even to subsidize its licenses at all.
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Most granted licenses were for Indonesia, which had 19, followed by Qatar and Singapore, with 17 and 16 licenses respectively.
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He compared concealed carry permits to marriage licenses or divorce decrees, and drivers' licenses, which are recognized in other states.
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In addition, the DOJ's assessment of historical practices found overwhelming evidence that PROs provide full work licenses, not fractional licenses.
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Specifically, the Protecting JOBs Act would prevent states from denying, suspending, or revoking state-issued driver's licenses, teaching licenses, professional licenses, or other employment credentials solely because the worker defaulted on his or her federal student loans.
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Minimum of eight (8) years of licensed experience (qualifying licenses include FINRA series licenses, Attorney, CPA or an insurance license). 3.
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"We reiterate that we reserve the legal rights to these licenses and state categorically that the licenses have not been terminated in accordance with the terms of the licenses, nor have they expired," a spokesman said in a statement.
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All open source software is released under licenses and one of the most popular licenses is the GPL, or General Public License.
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By keeping it limited, Gogoro says, they're able to rent to people with standard drivers licenses as opposed to Motorcycle-specific licenses.
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No licenses have yet been approved, Bloomberg noted, adding that sources said that the president authorized the approval of licenses this month.
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Earlier this month, the kingdom issued its first driver's licenses to 10 Saudi women in exchange for licenses they'd acquired while abroad.
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"We are working on renewing existing licenses and expanding the portfolio with new licenses by the end of the year," Trocchia said.
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But home improvement contractors on Long Island get their licenses through the county, and New Jersey licenses are issued by the state.
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They are also introducing hybrid licenses, which allow customers to continue to use their on-prem licenses when they move to the cloud.
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Broadcast networks do not receive general licenses, but they do hold licenses from the Federal Communications Commission for individual local stations they own.
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She now issues licenses to same-sex couples, but only because laws were adjusted and she no longer has to sign the licenses.
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We need automatic registration, so people are registered when they apply for driver's licenses, or renew their licenses, or apply for public services.
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The value of their licenses have dropped significanyly, which created some financial issues for drivers who got a credit to acquire those licenses.
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The people with required paperwork received their licenses starting in 2016 when the MVA started issuing Real ID-compliant licenses and identification cards.
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Incumbents are also not incentivized to share their licenses with smaller players, the report states, noting that out of more than 1,000 licenses held by the top three telecommunications companies in Canada, only 108 sub-licenses have been issued to smaller providers.
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Drivers have begun using LOTI licenses to work for companies like Uber, in part, because the requirements are less stringent than standard VTC licenses.
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Sprint plans to contribute 33713177 GHz licenses and 33711 GHz licenses representing approximately 3371312% of Sprint total spectrum holdings on a MHz-pops basis.
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So far, the Rams say they've sold all their most expensive seat licenses, while the Chargers say their cheapest seat licenses are selling well.
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Cairn has 22 licenses in Norway, including two operating licenses, and 15 licences in Britain including one as operator, according to the company's website.
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On private hire vehicle licenses, the city council says it maintains close contact with the taxi sector regarding the "controversy over the increase of licenses".
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Such licenses are overseen by the FDIC, which imposed a moratorium on commercial entities seeking these licenses after Wal-Mart applied for one in 2005.
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Because the state has chosen to subsidize driver's licenses, it claims providing licenses to immigrants with deferred action status would cost it millions of dollars.
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Mr Green holds remote gambling licenses in Denmark, Italy, Latvia, Malta, Britain and Ireland and expects to obtain Swedish licenses by the end of the year.
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Even if the publishers give open access scholars and Wikipedia free licenses to link to them, those licenses likely won't be compatible with open access rules.
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Nearly all of the probate judges in the state have been issuing licenses to same-sex couples, though a few have stopped issuing marriage licenses altogether.
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Premises licenses are different from "carry" licenses, which give holders broader freedom to take guns outside the home and are not at issue in the case.
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The women took a brief driving test before receiving their licenses as they&aposd already held driving licenses from other countries, including the U.K., Lebanon and Canada.
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Dubai issued 22020,493 new business licenses in the second quarter of 249, down 210 percent from the same period in 2100, the year when new licenses peaked.
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These discs are for repairing or re-installing a copy of the OS. They did not come with licenses and Lundgren was not selling or providing licenses.
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New technology and mobile phone models requiring new licenses would still need to apply for them — and those licenses are unlikely to be approved, according to Reuters.
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Deutsche Telekom's T-Mobile, Telekom Austria's A1 and Hutchison Drei secured licenses in all 13, while four local operators secured licenses in up to three zones each.
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Deutsche Telekom's T-Mobile, Telekom Austria's A1 and Hutchison Drei secured licenses in all 12, while four local operators secured licenses in up to three zones each.
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Radio and television stations are required to renew their licenses periodically, and those licenses can be revoked if the station's owner violates FCC regulations or other laws.
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Dubai issued 249,210 new business licenses in the second quarter of 2100, down 26 percent from the same period in 2016, the year when new licenses peaked.
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That's partly because the intelligence service continually discovers previously unidentified Reichsbuergers who hold gun licenses, and partly because new licenses are issued to extremists without adequate checks.
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The truth is that people who lose professional licenses or driver's licenses are often propelled deeper into poverty with no hope of ever paying off their loans.
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Undocumented immigrants, who under a New York State law that went into effect late last year are now eligible for driver's licenses, cannot get Real ID licenses.
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New Jersey recently began a test program to issue Real ID licenses without appointments, but only to drivers whose licenses are set to expire within three months.
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President Jair Bolsonaro's government allowed the states to extend the licenses to operate power generation for 30 years, even before the current licenses are set to expire.
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All states suspend driver's licenses over unpaid child support, and Michigan is among 43 states and the District of Columbia that suspends licenses for unpaid court debt.
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But mining licenses are cumbersome to obtain and can be expensive, so landowners and chiefs often work with entrepreneurs such as Mr. Momoh to buy the licenses.
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ASCAP and BMI had been issuing "fractional" licenses for songs and assuming that if services took licenses with both ASCAP and BMI that all royalties would be paid.
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Musa is fluent in Spanish, holds FINRA 4, 7, 24, 63 and 1003 licenses, as well as life and health insurance licenses, and is Six-Sigma Greenbelt certified.
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There are other types of licenses and sub-licenses as well, and the groups responsible for collecting and distributing them differ between countries and regions of the world.
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By selling the station and its airwave licenses the two companies could avoid an FCC review of the deal, since the agency steps in when licenses change hands.
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Revenue from licenses for commercial Windows devices represents 40% of Windows revenue, while revenue from licenses for non-commercial devices makes up about 20% of total Windows revenue.
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While the licenses reflect the number of radar and communication devices being implemented near the border, the FCC licenses don't provide details on the specific technology being implemented.
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The legislation will also ensure that active duty service members have their licenses automatically renewed, and that they do not risk losing their licenses while serving their country.
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"If Apple hadn't interfered with the licenses and instructed the contract manufacturers to take these actions the contract manufacturers would not be contesting the licenses now," Aberle said.
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Texas has claimed the program would hurt the state economically, since Texas subsidizes driver's licenses and would have to provide more licenses if it had more legal residents.
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In just over two short decades, the state has transformed itself from Prop 187 to innovative thinking on immigration policy, providing tuition, financial aid and health coverage to all children, issuing driver's licenses regardless of immigration status and now, allowing even undocumented immigrants to obtain professional licenses, including law licenses.
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To be compliant, a state must include anti-counterfeit technology in its driving licenses, verify an applicant's identity and conduct background checks for employees involved in issuing driver's licenses.
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Increased 2.5GHz Portfolio Transparency Sprint contributed 2.5GHz licenses and 1.9GHz licenses into the spectrum financing program representing approximately 14% of Sprint total spectrum holdings on a MHz-pops basis.
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Trade minister Liam Fox said that Britain would monitor the situation in Yemen and would stop granting export licenses and suspend current licenses if the risk of violations increased.
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After Davis denied marriage licenses to same-sex couples following the Supreme Court ruling, she was sued by several couples and ordered by a judge to issue the licenses.
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Advocates invariably compare concealed carry licenses to drivers licenses: Why is the right to self-defense so limited if Americans can drive across the country with just one license?
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The move comes ahead of the expiration of casino licenses in the world's biggest gambling hub of Macau, where SJM and MGM's licenses are set to expire in 2020.
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Colombia has already issued 33 licenses and hopes to grow as much as 40.5 tons a year of medical marijuana - accounting for roughly 44 percent of licenses issued globally.
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The announcement said 2,000 more Saudi women could receive their licenses next week, but it provided no details about who they were or where the licenses would be issued.
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Rush for licenses: Undocumented immigrants in New York lined up for blocks on Monday, seeking to take advantage of a new state law allowing them to obtain driver's licenses.
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Recreational pot shops may begin applying for licenses by April, and the first licenses will be issued in June, just weeks before the first stores are set to open.
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Others have opted to create new review processes to evaluate the licenses and regulations already on the books, and create new guardrails to prevent the creation of unnecessary licenses.
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Many — nobody knows how many — lost their licenses.
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Since last fall, the number of companies granted licenses to produce cannabis has ballooned from a couple dozen to 105, with new licenses being granted on an almost weekly basis.
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One of her staffers issued the marriage licenses despite her objections, and ultimately, the Kentucky Legislature repealed a requirement that said county clerks must place their name on marriage licenses.
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You're much better off selling 503,000 licenses of your SaaS product to a larger company than trying to sell those licenses two seats at a time to 500 different companies.
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States are still in charge of their own licenses, but if licenses don't meet the new federal requirements, they'll stop being valid for use in airports as early as 2018.
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The Airbus spokesman said that taken together, the company's two Treasury licenses cover its entire 118-plane deal with Iran, implying that there is some overlap between the two licenses.
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CEO Safra Catz said on the company's call with analysts after the earnings release that new software license revenue now includes new cloud licenses and new on-premises software licenses.
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Rodgers & Hammerstein offers a Getting to Know Series, Samuel French licenses 101 School Editions, Tams-Witmark has a Young Performers' Edition and Disney licenses Disney JR and Disney Kids versions.
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When CNN Business compared what the websites charged for what they said were fishing licenses, it was almost always double or triple the amount each state charged for authentic licenses.
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As part of the package, the sellers of electronic cigarettes would be required for the first time to obtain licenses; after an initial period, no new licenses would be issued.
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"For many years, you were able to take the SQL server licenses that you&aposd bought yourself and bring your own licenses, and run where you wanted to," Jassy said.
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If hard copy licenses aren't good enough for airports, photos of licenses surely aren't good enough for authentication efforts that seek to thwart bad actors attempting to undermine American democracy.
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According to TV Licensing's index, the most black and white licenses can be found in London at 150.503,768; followed by the West Midlands with 431 licenses, and Greater Manchester with 390.
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More than 21 companies have licenses from the federal drug regulator, Health Canada, to cultivate, produce and sell medical marijuana, with more than half those licenses granted in 21.2525 or 2018.
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Statoil was the biggest winner in the latest round with 31 licenses, including 17 lead operators, while Aker BP came in second with 23 licenses, of which 14 were lead operators.
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"President Magufuli has ordered the Ministry of Energy and Minerals to suspend the issuance of new special mining licenses and renewal of expired licenses," the president's office said in a statement.
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Petrobras said the licenses to operate the companies will be given back to the Uruguayan government by the end of September and both parties agreed to end litigation involving the licenses.
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Hindu groups argue that they are asking meat shop owners with proper licenses to close only during the nine-day period, but want shops without licenses to be permanently shut down.
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Magufuli reiterated on Monday that no new mining licenses would be issued until Tanzania "puts things in order" and that the government would review all existing mining licenses with foreign investors.
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Audiobook recordings have separate licenses from physical books and e-books, and Audible has not secured the licenses needed to reproduce the written versions of the works the feature will offer.
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The new rules call for the USDA to award hemp planting licenses to farmers but the agency has not yet regulated the process, meaning individual states are still issuing the licenses.
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For some, marriage licenses are more than a union Many counties around the country, including Orange County, California, and Miami Dade Count, Florida, stopped issuing marriage licenses as of this week.
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Every state impacted tells CNN the sites have no authorization to sell fishing licenses and that the only way to buy fishing licenses online is through the official state agency sites.
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The licenses would not be valid as identification for air travel, and would be distinct from the Real ID licenses that beginning next year will be required at airport security checkpoints.
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Verrilli maintained that the executive order does not concern licenses, and offered that the Texas could change its law to deny licenses to immigrants who successfully enroll in DAPA or DACA.
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So I think in the licensing, what the administration is looking for is, to submit licenses - our intention initially was a broad brush - but ultimately we wanted the industry to submit licenses.
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Under the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement Public Health, each member has the right to grant compulsory licenses and the freedom to determine the grounds upon which such licenses are granted.
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The law would have also allowed court clerks to refuse to grant wedding licenses to same-sex couples as long as accommodations were made for the applicants to receive their licenses anyway.
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An Apostolic Christian, Davis said issuing marriage licenses to gay couples violated her religious freedom and temporarily halted marriage licenses to all couples in Rowan County after denying several same-sex couples.
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In June, Washington, D.C., added a gender-neutral identifier to drivers' licenses and identification cards, and in July, Oregon began allowing residents to mark their sex on driver's licenses as "not specified."
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Congress accelerated the trend toward lifting licenses in the 1990s, when it threatened to cut highway funding to states that did not automatically suspend the licenses of people convicted of drug offenses.
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Hummel of the Cannabis Regulatory Commission countered that the Equity Program ideally would create partnerships between people with equity licenses and people seeking marijuana business licenses, but he's also open to criticism.
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Tuesday, six days after the president's initial tweet calling for a challenge of NBC's broadcast licenses, Pai finally assured the public that the agency has no intention of revoking licenses over critical reporting.
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Tessera's technology licenses include semiconductor packaging and imaging products for mobile and other vision systems, while DTS's strength lies in audio technology, where its licenses are used in more than 123 billion products.
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The Fraud Doc Ring produced a wide array of documents, including drivers' licenses for over 103 different states, Social Security cards, lawful permanent resident cards, US and Mexican birth certificates and marriage licenses.
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Licenses for female-only gyms were approved in February but only for the purpose of motivating Saudi women to get fit; but licenses for competitive sports like soccer, volleyball or tennis remain unavailable.
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It would raise questions about the validity of driver's licenses issued under DACA — with licenses that were valid when an immigrant started the engine possibly invalidated while the car was on the road.
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Recommendations include further informing Congress about future negotiations with Iran, requiring the Treasury Department to give notice of specific licenses, reviewing all Iran deal-related licenses, and increasing policing of US sanctions policies.
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The New York case concerned people who have licenses to possess guns at home, known as "premises" licenses, and already are allowed to take unloaded guns to shooting ranges within New York City.
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It would raise questions about the validity of drivers' licenses issued under DACA — with licenses that were valid when an immigrant started the engine possibly invalidated while the car was on the road.
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The diplomat said Saab sought the licenses, which would enable them to export two additional jets, after Sweden in January tightened criteria for new export licenses to countries involved in the Yemen war.
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Eighty were OLP Windows Server licenses, and the rest were Full Packaged Product (FPP) licenses, which are sold off-the-shelf and do not require details of the license holder to be registered.
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Those licenses would fall under the new regime, he said.
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Another set of licenses are to be revoked in November.
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Huawei licenses Microsoft's operating system for its laptops and tablets.
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Previously, women's gyms unofficially operated under salon and spa licenses.
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Apple had been in dispute with Qualcomm over patent licenses.
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It also licenses its operating systems to smart TV manufacturers.
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Poor returns make the prospects for additional casino licenses unlikely.
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Women, however, will not be allowed to obtain licenses immediately.
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Just days before, the country authorized the initial three licenses.
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LG: They don't have their driver's licenses yet, do they?
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In 2019, we will not be renewing our Disney licenses.
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The following year, ICE bought $190,000 worth of Venntel licenses.
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"It could be diplomas, driver licenses, medical records," Jagers said.
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The commissioner of licenses was intent on stopping the show.
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Sumitomo won an international tender for prospecting licenses in 2010.
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Enseo licenses its equipment to hotels, but doesn't disclose revenue.
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A dozen applied and only Scoot and Skip won licenses.
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Boeing said it would apply for licenses for the deal.
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Without licenses, studios cannot legally monetize their titles in China.
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Still, it is unclear which products will be granted licenses.
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Those who failed to pay had their drivers' licenses suspended.
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Statoil and AkerBP could be interested in Dong's Norwegian licenses.
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The Trump administration in January issued licenses to five companies.
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The AFM did not name the parties that received licenses.
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They will hand out two or three licenses to operate.
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ISPs that violate the rules could have their licenses canceled.
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No new licenses for mining would be issued, it said.
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However, revenue from licenses fell 43 percent to $185.9 million.
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All of the defendants surrendered their licenses in September, 2017.
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Brazil's government will auction 12 licenses to operate regional airports.
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"Few licenses are drafted from scratch," Perzanowski and Schultz write.
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The data now includes licenses up to December 31, 2016.
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There are of course small licenses taken for storytelling purposes.
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The new offering makes it easier to manage software licenses.
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The federal government would sell import licenses under her plan.
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It is unclear which products will be granted licenses, however.
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Like licenses, mugshots aren't known to make people look good.
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Breaking these stipulations permits the regulatory authorities to revoke licenses.
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In December 1996, there were 113,640 people with active licenses.
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But there are no specific licenses being granted for anything.
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Didi said its drivers would begin applying for local licenses.
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Immigrants living illegally in California are entitled to driver's licenses.
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But there are no specific licenses being granted for anything.
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Ironically, many Broadway productions don't even bother to use licenses.
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Only 133 venues in New York City have Cabaret Licenses.
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But Health Canada keeps offering licenses to paid plasma clinics.
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More permissive licenses make it easier to build large ecosystems.
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All of these new stations have received their licenses free.
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Their licenses, diplomas and other paperwork mean nothing to officialdom.
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How many handgun licenses are there in New York City?
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FOSSA scores $2.2M to help developers manage open source licenses
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Straight Path owns coveted spectrum licenses covering the entire country.
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Driver's licenses for the undocumented: New York's immigration land mine.
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Yet hunting down licenses for obscure properties can be challenging.
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Iowa has piloted a project to offer smartphone driver's licenses.
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It licenses Bang & Olufsen and Bowers & Wilkins for the car.
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It also licenses commercial production and retail sales of marijuana.
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Temporary licenses could become part of each state's emergency response.
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After the licenses expired, developers began to immediately enable support.
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Regulators later fined Zenefits for selling insurance without proper licenses.
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The FCC is already issuing licenses for these new constellations.
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It sees growth prospects in work permits and driver licenses.
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Holders of research licenses would be charged 200 million Ariary.
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"[We] are acquiring additional licenses to do so," he adds.
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Licenses and permits are required for hunting in the state.
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They're going to deal with people who already have licenses.
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The last round of exploration licenses tenders was in 2011.
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All agencies had lost their licenses in the 2014 crackdown.
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Bus companies continue to play pirated videos without appropriate licenses.
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Some have also taken issues with how Spotify licenses music.
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Tax incentives, licenses, and inspections come more easily that way.
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The city offers two kinds of licenses to gun owners.
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Should those who text and drive have their licenses revoked?
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The Bureau of Cannabis Control has issued 2,500 temporary licenses.
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We have given 2,000 licenses to factories and flour mills.
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The company usually licenses its name to developers and investors.
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The Florida Bar licenses lawyers to practice in the state.
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Push for marijuana retail licenses Part of the alleged scheme revolved around an effort to curry favor with politicians who could help them win licenses for a retail marijuana business they hoped to establish.
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Even if the government opts for new licenses over a partial sale of Ethio Telecom, information on the state-owned company's existing infrastructure and balance sheet will be crucial for assessing the licenses' value.
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It's not just the number of licenses on the rise, according to the report, but also the amount of study required to receive some licenses, and in some cases, the burdens can be uneven.
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The defense ministry has previously said that the United States does not need additional licenses and agreements to supply the war plans with the necessary weaponry and licenses, unlike the offers from Sweden and Italy.
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In Alabama this month, the chief justice of the state's top court ordered probate judges not to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, and at least two counties stopped giving out the licenses altogether.
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Not only does the state allow such immigrants to obtain driver's licenses, but it also offers them in-state college tuition and allows them to hold professional licenses to work as lawyers, architects and nurses.
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"Theoretically, you could say they not only aren't qualified to buy new licenses, they're not qualified to own licenses," said Blair Levin, a former FCC chief of staff and an analyst at New Street Research.
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Last month, a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction in the case, ordering Tennessee to stop the practice of revoking licenses and requiring the state to allow people to apply to get their licenses back.
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As the operator, Total is responsible for applying for environmental licenses.
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"In the past, we spent most of our time issuing licenses."
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That list includes concealed handgun licenses but not college student IDs.
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It's also a challenge to get operating licenses in the country.
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The licenses for Search and Chrome will not have a fee.
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Chinese company TCL has acquired the licenses for the BlackBerry brand.
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"Most big companies have taken licenses to these patents," Desmarais said.
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The company has secured licenses to operate in Singapore and Japan.
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Texas subsidizes driver's licenses for immigrants with deferred action, it will
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I purchase both our state ($229) and borough ($100) business licenses.
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Salaries increase if an employee has advanced degrees or professional licenses.
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Sales of new software licenses fell 240.86 percent to $212 billion.
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Britain is not the first country to experiment with smartphone licenses.
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Everything from pilots' licenses to security arrangements need to be agreed.
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" Kristof added that truck licenses were "the model for gun safety.
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It has also obtained licenses to operate in Japan and Singapore.
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Applying for those licenses entails criminal and mental health background checks.
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It was until recently a traditional boxed software company selling licenses.
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Paris plans to hand out two or three licenses to operate.
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The Russian firm is considering swapping licenses in Mexico with Eni.
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Officials also uncovered three more licenses and 93 checks worth $212,611.
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In 2019, Hasbro should benefit from a number of entertainment licenses.
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President Donald Trump's administration in January issued licenses to five companies.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration licenses anyone who prescribes or dispenses drugs.
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Swift changed the name on BMI, which protects licenses for songwriters.
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And those licenses refuse pickers to sell eggs after June 30.
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Three states and Washington, D.C., also allow gender-neutral driver licenses.
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Each is coached by people with UEFA A or B licenses.
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She voluntarily accepted a job whose duties include issuing marriage licenses.
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Nokia said Daimler was seeking to side-step taking out licenses.
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The FCC had initially agreed to spend $6900 billion for licenses.
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So finally they threw in the towel, and accepted the licenses.
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They had fake documents, including false Turkish driving licenses, it said.
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Quashing the licenses in Europe might further embolden glyphosate foes elsewhere.
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The OGA plans to auction other mature offshore licenses this summer.
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Community banks also opposed Square Inc's attempt to secure ILC licenses.
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Meanwhile, educators will also be able to purchase the licenses online.
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Japan, meanwhile, is issuing licenses for exchanges that deal in cryptocurrencies.
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NBCUniversal licenses the rights to "Harry Potter" at its theme parks.
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Except, when compulsory licenses have been tried the benefits hardly emerge.
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The bank had permanently revoked the licenses of 23 bureaus recently.
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Strawberry Shortcake, bought by Iconix in 2015, has over 350 licenses.
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Broadcast licenses are issued to local television stations by the FCC.
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It is better they grant the licenses and take the royalty.
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And NYC doesn't recognize CCW licenses issued elsewhere in the state.
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Lajeado was among the plants whose licenses were suspended, BRF said.
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He noted the U.S. government had received 1.290.1 requests for licenses.
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The last batch of QDLP licenses was granted in late 2015.
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Those schools that are approved receive the licenses at no cost.
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"Demand for obtaining driving licenses is very high," said Maj. Gen.
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Applications for new duty free licenses are due by Oct 4.
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CT: When do you think the licenses will be given out?
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Restricted licenses can lead to eviction and the confiscation of boats.
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As of January, the state had issued only 691 cultivation licenses.
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So far, several thousand Saudi women have applied for driver's licenses.
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Clinton for opposing drivers' licenses for illegal immigrants in 2007. Mrs.
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The DFS has previously granted virtual currency licenses to Coinbase Inc.
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There are no states that issue licenses to family detention centers.
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"Cut more administrative fees and licenses," said another person called Gary.
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Amazon is playing by the rules of what software licenses allow.
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It could result in the company ultimately losing its broadcast licenses.
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She said there was no upper age limit for those licenses.
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Suspending driver's licenses for unpaid fees buries poor people in debt.
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On leveling up, various licenses are stamped with jagged, unusual patterns.
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"They [licenses] have to be very secure documents," Mr. Yonkers said.
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Uber blames Cape Town's "broken" system for approving ride-hailing licenses.
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Many require that the IDs, typically drivers' licenses, be currently valid.
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A majority of the licenses are granted for 9 mm pistols.
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Lai says Giordano's licenses were revoked across much of mainland China.
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VirnetX is a holding company that licenses patents for security technology.
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"Their licenses to slaughter donkeys are further revoked immediately," he said.
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The ministry added that it does not comment on specific licenses.
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"This is not about granting licenses to illegal aliens," she said.
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The police revoked just over 251,260 licenses after doctors diagnosed dementia.
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Significantly fewer teenage Americans even bother to get driver's licenses now.
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Here, we pay for software licenses, the lifeblood of today's economy.
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In October, Ratio won eight licenses to explore in Israeli waters.
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Jukin Media scouts for online videos going viral and licenses them.
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The ministry added that it does not comment on specific licenses.
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South Dakota's licenses feature the state's most popular landmark: Mount Rushmore.
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Tennessee highlights Nashville's skyline and the capitol building on its licenses.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has issued licenses to Boeing (BA.
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Digital service providers would receive blanket usage licenses for copyrighted compositions.
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"All our partner pharmacies also have the required licenses," Dadha said.
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"All our partner pharmacies also have the required licenses," Dadha said.
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These licenses are expected to earn GSK a "small" sales royalty.
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The department also said it would deny licenses to some firms.
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The department also said that some companies have been denied licenses.
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Unitech was one of the eight companies granted licenses in 2008.
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Ten people who obtained marriage licenses were just 2900 years old.
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The government hopes that offering more licenses could trigger more activity.
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New York City offers two kinds of licenses to gun owners.
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A moratorium on new vehicle licenses now extends until August 2020.
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The moratorium on new vehicle licenses now extends until August 2020.
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Further, local police often don't know that foreign licenses are allowed.
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But there are no California state marijuana licenses in its name.
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Others bought cars, even if they did not have driver's licenses.
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The requirements for these licenses also vary from state to state.
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It was unclear what prompted the government to award the licenses.
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Some US firms, such as Microsoft, received limited licenses last week.
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Specifically, exchanges operating without the proper licenses and underperforming ICO gatekeepers.
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By Tuesday, the city was able to process marriage licenses again.
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The kingdom will start granting women driver's licenses in June 2018.
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Driver's licenses are, of course, the main form of voter identification.
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What about policies that make concealed carry licenses easier to obtain?
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The courthouse offices that issue marriage licenses, for example, have closed.
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State agency Glavgosexpertiza bought 180 Microsoft server licenses in August 2017.
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DHS has been using Venntel data since at least 2017, while ICE paid Venntel $190,000 for licenses in 2017 and CBP spent $1.1 million on software licenses that included Venntel services last September, the Journal reports.
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On the other hand, we see that the central bank is cleaning up the system by withdrawing another 80 licenses this year, I think, and altogether I think 280 licenses withdrawn in the last three years.
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And while Patreon and other similar services do also request licenses to use creators' work, the Verge wrote, it's typically for promotional purposes and said usually licenses expire when the service is no longer in use.
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The state attorneys general will also look at traits since Bayer licenses genetic traits that make seeds resistant to Liberty, a popular herbicide, while Monsanto licenses traits that make seeds resistant to Roundup, another popular herbicide.
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As part of the consent decree, if Straight Path does not announce the sale of its spectrum licenses in the next 12 months, it will have to pay the FCC $85 million or return its licenses.
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"It appears that AT&T and DirecTV do not currently have sufficient satellite licenses to forgo acquiring the Time Warner licenses without impacting the operations of big-name properties like CNN and HBO," Gasparini told Motherboard.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan issued its first virtual banking licenses to three consortiums led by Taiwan and Japanese investors, its financial authorities said on Tuesday, following moves by regulators in other Asian markets to issue such licenses.
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In October, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Amazon had acquired pharmaceutical wholesaler licenses in several states, but experts quickly pointed out that the licenses supported existing businesses rather than a new area of prescription drugs.
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Last week, news that Amazon had secured wholesale pharmacy licenses in 12 states further fueled speculation – though experts say those licenses don't facilitate an entry into drug distribution; they support Amazon's existing business in medical equipment.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Gazprom has won licenses for rights to develop two large oil and gas fields in the Arctic, beating rivals Rosneft and Lukoil, an official at oilfield licenses regulator Rosnedra told Reuters on Wednesday.
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London is home to the most black-and-white licenses in the country, at 150.503,768 , followed by 431 licenses in the West Midlands and 390 in Greater Manchester in the north of England, the body said.
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"In the 70s, [the industry] started to get a bit restrictive and laws were issued to restrict the renewal of licenses, issuing new licenses, and banning advertising," explained Shams Eweiss, head of media at Al-Ahram Beverages.
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Previously, US firms had to apply for licenses in order to sell to Huawei which would likely be rejected, but Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said licenses would be issued where there is no threat to national security.
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One would shield court clerks who refuse to grant licenses, while another would protect the jobs of D.M.V. workers who issue the licenses, if the Green Light Law is found to be at odds with federal law.
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Speaking at a conference in Washington, Ross affirmed that Huawei would remain on the Entity List, meaning winning licenses would require overcoming a presumption of denial, and said the scope of items requiring licenses would not change.
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Licenses for 22021 21-MHz blocks on the mid-band 231.2000-MHz spectrum were split between AIS and True, which won 10 and 9 licenses respectively, for a total of 37.43 billion baht, while CAT lost out.
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Licenses for 21 231.2000-MHz blocks on the mid-band 2600-MHz spectrum were split between AIS and True, which won 10 and 9 licenses respectively, for a total of 37.43 billion baht, while CAT lost out.
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Licenses for 22021 21-MHz blocks on the mid-band 231.2000-MHz spectrum were split between AIS and True, which won 10 and 9 licenses respectively, for a total of 37.43 billion baht, while CAT lost out.
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Or should we each take our own creative licenses with preferred methods?
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"It's my pipe dream: Three liquor licenses for the price of one."
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Thousands of foreign-funded charities' licenses have been canceled for misreporting donations.
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In Washington, D.C., a third gender option is available on drivers' licenses.
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It's unclear when any licenses to sell to Huawei would be granted.
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It has, however, gained new licenses in Sheffield, Cambridge, Nottingham and Leicester.
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And in 2014, officials granted licenses to two foreign cell phone companies.
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Calibra does not plan to apply for local banking licenses, he added.
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But nobody reads the licenses—and, more importantly, no one enforces them.
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Patriotic Warriors had now-expired business licenses in West Virginia and Arizona.
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In many of these licenses they're just categorically excluded from getting them.
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DM: Is this something that a lot of these licenses are voluntary.
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One of three licenses awarded to South Africa's DIG Oil on Dec.
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The government will begin granting licenses for women-only gyms this month.
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Tessera makes and more importantly licenses technology to the mobile phone industry.
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The new policy allows women to apply for and receive driver's licenses.
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The federal government says there's nothing in this law about drivers licenses.
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Verily, according to Alphabet's investor documents, sells R&D services and licenses.
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Other states are developing rules and awarding licenses at a faster clip.
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It's written on millions of driver's licenses with just a few digits.
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As a result, the authorities are opting to auction new licenses first.
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In 1983, 92% of 92 to 24-year-olds had driver's licenses.
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Uber operates in Madrid with restrictive licenses which it says impedes expansion.
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It is the responsibility of our customers to secure all FCC licenses.
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However, some Iranian organizations were granted licenses exempting specific transactions from sanctions.
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Wondering what business licenses you may need or how to file taxes?
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In 1983, 92% of 20 to 24-year-olds had driver's licenses.
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Most businesses ultimately end up buying enterprise open-source licenses and support.
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You make a billion dollars by selling software licenses and service contracts.
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The country's three mobile operators - Vodafone Egypt, Orange and Etisalat - acquired licenses.
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The agency has received over 800 applications for cannabis licenses since 2013.
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According to the Associated Press, roughly 220,000 Arkansans have concealed handgun licenses.
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It uses the "like" buttons and other software licenses to do so.
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Currently, Disney licenses its films and television shows to Netflix and Hulu.
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Aramoana, New Zealand, lifetime gun licenses were replaced by ten-year ones.
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Uber's lawsuit seeks to reverse the cap and allow new licenses again.
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Getting licenses to operate in certain sectors could also get more difficult.
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Several other companies, including state-run Ecopetrol, have applied for fracking licenses.
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Driver's licenses and Social Security numbers became required forms of personal identification.
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Road rules are rarely enforced in Cambodia and many drivers lack licenses.
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Or the one in 85033, that opposed drivers' licenses for illegal immigrants.
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Several other companies, including state-run Ecopetrol , have applied for fracking licenses.
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Hosts in both cities will also need licenses to rent their properties.
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But Lime, Bird and Uber were refused licenses by the local authority.
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It could mean that the company would need to get additional licenses.
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Under those laws exploration licenses must be granted on a competitive basis.
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Revoking licenses and re-sanctioning Iran Air and its aircraft should follow.
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The question of commercial licenses has popped up in Germany, for example.
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LTE radios are complex, require multiple antennas and require expensive IP licenses.
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Qualcomm sells chips but also licenses a patent portfolio of related technologies.
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Instead, photos' licenses can only be changed on the photo page itself.
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"Officially, those 40 licenses were scheduled to be expiring now," he said.
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The young racers do not need licenses to compete on short tracks.
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Getting state licenses could take a matter of months, and not years.
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The Federal Communications Commission requires licenses for individual radio and television stations.
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"The Boeing and Airbus licenses will be revoked," Mnuchin told reporters Tuesday.
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Separately, more than one million residents of Texas have active handgun licenses.
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More than a million residents of Texas now have active handgun licenses.
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Details of licenses are not public and once approved are rarely reviewed.
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Out of the 11 people in the vehicle, two had driving licenses.
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However, under fractional licensing, it could require three or four different licenses.
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But cantonal police don't take their duty dolling out gun licenses lightly.
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He licenses the use of the Sundance name to the catalog business.
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Additionally, the report suggests that states require licenses for all handgun owners.
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And he later went to jail for selling whiskey licenses for cash.
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It also has licenses to distribute medical devices in nearly every state.
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Occupational licenses at the state level are a great place to start.
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AIS and DTAC did not specify how many licenses they would pursue.
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Compliant users paying for licenses could generate revenue to begin funding enforcement.
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The 10 women received their licenses after completing a brief driving test.
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It has applied to renew the remaining licenses, which expire next year.
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The clerk's office eventually began issuing licenses without her name on them.
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Details of licenses are not public and, once approved, are rarely reviewed.
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Amazon has licenses to distribute medical devices in nearly all U.S. states.
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Grab is pursuing lending licenses across Southeast Asia, it said on Tuesday.
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Over the next four years, the number of licenses in Barcelona quadrupled.
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The candidates become more divided around proposals that require licenses for firearms.
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It didn't cap licenses, or restrict access to people living in state.
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This might include things like programs to buy back old fishing licenses.
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However, states like Virginia or Florida suspend concealed carry licenses after DUIs.
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Texas and Illinois stopped renewing professional licenses of those with unresolved debts.
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Mr. Trump's tweet suggested a potential misunderstanding of how television licenses work.
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On the wall here are framed liquor licenses that date to 1877.
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The state has issued more than 275,000 of these licenses to date.
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The federal government can limit export licenses for oil and natural gas.
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Hong Kong issued eight online-only licenses in 2018 from 33 applications.
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The number of monochromatic licenses issued has been declining in recent years.
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If pervaded by illegally-obtained licenses, it may only whitewash consumers' consciousness.
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Topping the list were lies about technical capabilities, licenses and criminal records.
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NBCUniversal and Comcast own some of the most important licenses in Hollywood.
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In 2018, 50 songs were pulled from GTA IV after licenses expired.
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More than 220,000 people have concealed handgun licenses in the state. Opinion
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These licenses are issued and governed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
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Pennsylvania's licenses show the state's coat of arms, which depicts two horses.
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The more entrepreneurial can get loans, contracts and licenses from those relationships.
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Also, Apple sued Qualcomm this week about how it licenses its chips.
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Distributors need a variety of licenses and must operate within specific regulations.
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Construction licenses for 16 wind farms and 9 solar parks were scraped.
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That large portfolio of licenses is a crucial factor in Funko's growth.
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Internet data center licenses in China can't be granted to foreign companies.
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But in some places, hair shampooers, makeup artists and florists need licenses.
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Even groups whose funding licenses were renewed are worried about the future.
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It can take months and thousands of dollars to get those licenses.
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Issuing licenses to undocumented immigrants would also bring the state more revenue.
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The government there received more than 20 bids for its two licenses.
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However, we do not expect competitive pressure on GENS to increase in the near term as additional licenses in Singapore are improbable, despite the expiry of moratorium on such licenses in 2017, given government concerns over problem gambling.
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In Alabama earlier this month, the chief justice of the state's top court ordered the state's probate judges not to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, and at least two counties stopped giving out the licenses altogether.
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I mean in an era of digital communication here comes the government and says I will only grant out four TV licenses thus creating a technical sort of oligopoly in order to control who gets those media licenses.
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Larger licenses and contracts that transfer large slices of spectrum to firms such as AT&T make entry into the market harder for smaller enterprises without the funds to put together major bids or purchase large-area licenses.
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According to data submitted by Myanmar as part of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), Nine Golden Dragons holds three active licenses in Maw Wan Lay, the area of the collapse, as well as eight other active licenses.
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In November, the Wayne County clerk in Michigan, which includes Detroit, issued 497 licenses, about an 11 percent increase from the same month in 2015, and the Los Angeles County clerk issued 23,465 licenses, a 10 percent rise.
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For those who want to use Microsoft's flagship database server in the Google Cloud, the company now also offers SQL Server images with built-in licenses (currently in beta) and the ability to bring existing licenses to its platform.
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Kim Davis, Kentucky County Clerk Who Refused Gay Marriage Licenses, Loses Republican Kim Davis, the Kentucky county clerk who was jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples lost her bid for re-election on Tuesday.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's telecoms regulator said on Wednesday it would give operators longer to pay for 900-megahertz (MHz) licenses if they take part in an upcoming auction for 700 MHz licenses, which will be used for 5G technology.
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Reality Check: Sanders accuses Clinton of opposing drivers' licenses for undocumented immigrants By Kate Grise, CNN While speaking to an audience made up of mostly Hispanics, Sanders accused Clinton of opposing drivers' licenses for undocumented immigrants in New York.
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The judge gave state officials 85033 days to come up with a plan to stop revoking licenses over unpaid court debts and lift penalties on those who had been affected by the policy, allowing them to regain their licenses.
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This is the main reason that blanket licenses from PROs like ASCAP provide so much value and simplification to the music industry (which in turn was part of the Supreme Court's reasoning for ruling that blanket licenses are legal).
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CAPE TOWN, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Nigeria has completed a review of its mining licenses and will publish the results next week, the mines minister said on Monday, adding that those who did not comply faced having their licenses revoked.
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Even states that offer licenses to undocumented immigrants complied with requests for searches.
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C+A also licenses Polaroid, and was behind the two-year-old Snap.
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The company has been applying for more licenses in the past few months.
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The cap is controlled by "bed licenses," issued by Lord Howe's governing board.
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That's similar to what states that currently mandate licenses for guns already do.
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Ibama should review all the licenses previously granted to the mine, it added.
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Raffaele's own practice licenses its PhysioAge technology and protocols to scores of physicians.
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As people age, they really don't want to give up their driver's licenses.
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China issues its very first self-driving car testing licenses for public roads.
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This is because more-traditional software often requires licenses for specific users upfront.
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It also has remittance licenses for Hong Kong, Singapore and the United Kingdom.
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Dataplor then licenses that data to companies like American Express, iZettle and PayPal.
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A new option is coming to driver's licenses and ID cards in Oregon.
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Hong Kong, Singapore's fierce financial center rival, began issuing licenses earlier this year.
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The overwhelming majority of women in Saudi Arabia still don&apost have licenses.
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At 1,000 licenses, the price per user comes out to $15,57 per month.
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Blackberry is expected to deliver 36 million QNX licenses this year, Bird said.
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Many Huawei suppliers have requested the special licenses to sell to the firm.
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WarnerMedia, now owned by AT&T, licenses Friends to Netflix for $100 million.
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Its streaming competitors, like Disney, AT&T and NBCUniversal, are withdrawing the licenses.
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The historic moment was overshadowed by drama between the recipients of the licenses.
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Surface and gaming are both up, but revenue from Windows licenses has slipped.
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Renegotiating bond payments could require additional licenses, the Treasury said on its website.
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Apple isn't expected to buy licenses for third-party content like Netflix does.
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In addition, DISH has committed to deploy 5G Broadband Service utilizing those licenses.
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Any move to challenge media companies' licenses, however, would likely face significant hurdles.
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Others just hadn't had their licenses long enough to meet the state's requirements.
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In February, it revoked the licenses of four exchange companies with 27 offices.
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Nevada hasn't given DraftKings and FanDuel supplier licenses to compete with incumbent operators.
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Many of these roles demand extensive on-the-job training, certifications, or licenses.
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After that, it was possible that Tahoe could regain its licenses, he said.
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Hulu essentially licenses those networks' series and distributes them to its subscriber base.
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U.S. TREASURY SAYS RENEGOTIATION OF PDVSA 2020 BOND PAYMENTS MAY REQUIRE ADDITIONAL LICENSES
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But it seems likely that the company will get licenses in the future.
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The suspension does not affect Vodacom Congo's 3G or 4G licenses in Congo.
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Microsoft receives revenue when companies pay for Windows licenses for devices they produce.
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The ministry plans to award licenses at the beginning of 2019, it said.
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She said it could be several months before the government awards the licenses.
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The suspension has not affected Vodacom Congo's 3G or 4G licenses in Congo.
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Hong Kong, Singapore's fierce financial centre rival, began issuing licenses earlier this year.
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All the aircraft need U.S. licenses because of their reliance on U.S. parts.
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Passports don't work for non-citizens, and drivers' licenses are handled by states.
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The INCD even has the capacity to withdraw licenses awarded to commercial institutions.
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It does not require firearm owners to obtain licenses or register their guns.
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PharmaCann obtained the first of five licenses for cannabis production in New York.
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One way to solve the problem may be more licenses, especially for minorities.
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It's one thing for a state government to slowly dole out casino licenses.
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Uber refused, and the DMV revoked the licenses of its self-driving fleet.
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Regulators could also require that insurers verify the licenses of those they pay.
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The ministry of mineral resources will make the final decision on granting licenses.
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But supervisory sources say they have still seen few formal applications for licenses.
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Macau's licenses were first awarded in a complex process in the early 2000s.
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He also was stripped of his passport and all of his boxing licenses.
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Different vehicle classifications require different types of licenses and additional personal safety equipment.
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Guatemala's Constitutional Court last week upheld the suspension of licenses at Escobal mine.
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In recent years, a variety of fintech players have received European banking licenses.
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The Israeli ministry of defense is responsible for giving licenses for such deals.
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From Software Licenses to Warrants The Department of Justice's argument isn't exactly meritless.
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That conversation largely began in 2008, when India awarded 122 mobile telecommunications licenses.
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Most of my friends have concealed-carry licenses and pistols on their person.
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Without such licenses, which certify that products are safe, meatpacking companies cannot operate.
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Could it require licenses for people to recite their wedding vows in Klingon?
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In January, the company also bought FiberTower, another large holder of spectrum licenses.
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That said, IDW runs through lists of potential licenses every week, Adams said.
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With its legions of fans, "Star Wars" ranks among Lego's top five licenses.
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Go deeper with Axios' David McCabe: Why Trump can't revoke NBC's broadcast licenses
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Right now, drivers incur a £100 fine and three points on their licenses.
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For instance, he can't seek government contracts or government licenses for his businesses.
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It licenses the platform under a subscription-based model to its 5003,300 customers.
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The government had tried to get companies to improve safety by issuing licenses.
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Japanese drivers licenses have started to print both dates, instead of just gengo.
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Awang Faroek Ishak, East Kalimantan's governor, has issued a moratorium on new licenses.
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Foreign funding licenses allow organizations working in India to receive donations from abroad.
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Dark Horse is a publisher known for getting a lot of movie licenses.
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It is among the first in the European Union to auction the licenses.
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Under the bill, doctors who perform abortions would risk losing their medical licenses.
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We've just created a new licensing chief to help get licenses out faster.
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It's still highly unlikely that anything would happen to the licenses, Feld said.
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Independent developers and large companies alike now routinely release software under these licenses.
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So far, under 30 companies have secured licenses to grow marijuana in Adelanto.
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Repeat offenders of the lip sync ban could lose their licenses to perform.
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The licenses aren't part of one central index, but several databases across states.
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Many Huawei suppliers have requested the special licenses to sell to the firm.
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They can obtain valid driver's licenses, enroll in college and legally secure jobs.
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Netflix, which licenses the show from MRC, could not be reached for comment.
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Test versions are generally distributed for free and thus do not need licenses.
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Broadcasting licenses are granted to individual stations instead of networks like NBC, however.
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Justice Sotomayor wondered why it would cost more to issue more driver's licenses.
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Malta has awarded around 22015 online gaming licenses, the highest number in Europe.
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Even employees who had lost their licenses after driving drunk got different assignments.
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Amazon would also inherit pharmacy licenses in 19 states and six distribution centers.
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The licenses will also support an ad-free version of Pandora's main offering.
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Treasury officials have declined to comment on when the licenses might be issued.
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The license is one of a few of the licenses with that number.
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So far, it has granted licenses to a handful of them for $1,000.
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Reporting by Channel 4 suggests that they helped Banks acquire mining licenses there.
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The state with the least licenses is Wyoming, with only 26 of 102.
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The exchange said it also has licenses to operate in 40 other states.
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Biden has rejected giving drivers' licenses to undocumented immigrants as recently as 2007.
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An exact time frame for approval of the licenses is not yet clear.
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White House Official says Commerce Dept Process for special licenses still going forward.
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FAR will continue to hold a 21.42% stake in each of the licenses.
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The AP notes that the women had already possessed licenses in other countries.
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Clinton waffled on driver's licenses for illegal immigrants at a debate in 2007.
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They allowed local governments to decide whether they were going to issue licenses.
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This ranges from having their hunting and fishing licenses revoked to massive fines.
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The women had already received licenses from other countries, including the United States.
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But fintech firms are still restricted since many do not have banking licenses.
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The Bureau of Cannabis Control (BCC) licenses marijuana shops, distributors, and testing labs.
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"Adelanto is giving out all of the different kinds of licenses," Calkin said.
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We are just trying to work together and survive with our licenses intact.
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DFS has granted licenses to Genesis Global Trading Inc; bitFlyer USA, Coinbase Inc.
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The company did not say how much it would charge for the licenses.
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He also said he would issue no new licenses for coal power plants.
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Block associations and other groups have long fought licenses one at a time.
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The regulations for third-party online payment required them to get specific licenses.
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Twenty-three licenses will be spread out across the rest of the province.
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It could also send inspectors to check out the business licenses and operations.
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Under the deal, Refinitiv licenses Reuters news services for roughly $325 million annually.
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Some states are beginning to offer a nonbinary gender option on driver's licenses.
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Wade gets overturned, and most recently, gave undocumented immigrants access to drivers licenses.
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The debate over driver's licenses has a long, fraught history in New York.
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Existing medical marijuana businesses should not get preference for licenses, the report recommends.
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They called on women with international driver's licenses to take to the roads.
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They had been given licenses for a special hunt, and others would follow.
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Drivers also pointed to Transport for London's role in granting them individual licenses.
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NYPA, for example, will gain access to 900 MHz spectrum licenses from Anterix.
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But the licenses permit the company to sell other kinds of products too.
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In recent years, that's changed as it's become easier to obtain restaurant licenses.
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Faced with losing their licenses, the reasoning goes, debtors will find the money.
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In Texas, drivers will have an extra two months to renew their licenses.
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Twenty states suspend the professional licenses of those who default, The Times found.
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The government announced that hundreds of women would have their licenses by Sunday.
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Doctors who violate it could lose their medical licenses and face civil penalties.
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"That's historically how licenses worked going back to President Clinton," Mr. Popper said.
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Doctors also would have their licenses revoked if they perform gender-reassignment treatments.
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But companies can apply for licenses to sell specific products, circumventing the ban.
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Only about 203 businesses received state licenses to open on New Year's Day.
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The Chargers can also raise money by selling personal seat licenses and sponsorships.
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The companies have not made a decision on whether to keep those licenses.
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Couldn't user fees pay for the food inspections or the craft brew licenses?
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One of the conditions of these licenses is the production of sterile salmon.
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Across New York, motor vehicle offices issued 211,93 Real ID licenses in January.
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Gaming companies must also seek licenses for the games they want to publish.
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Gaming companies must also seek licenses for the games they want to publish.
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The agency paid $15,000 for Clearview licenses, according to federal spending database GovSpend.
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There are no additional costs or new licenses to buy for Arm's customers.
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He also came out in favor of issuing driver's licenses to undocumented individuals.
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In 20083, law licenses were granted to four women, including Bayan Mahmoud Zahran.
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A Treasury spokeswoman said the department does not generally comment on individual licenses.
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The idea is to get these users to move from licenses to subscriptions.
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For example, they can decide how many licenses to give out, she said.
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The HKMA said more than 50 companies have expressed interest in the licenses.
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Barcelona already requires people letting out their properties to sign up for licenses.
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Eventually it plans to sell enterprise licenses to let whole companies use Kapwing.
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The decision will mean continuity and stability in the market for music licenses.
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But can't the officer just demand that these individuals produce their firearm licenses?
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Ms. Trump licenses her name to partners who manufacture her various branded products.
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Most states don't offer licenses to art therapists, meaning they can't bill insurance.
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Five couples sued her, and a judge ordered her to issue the licenses.
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But, that was followed in 2015 by teapots winning licenses to import crude.
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Pleas have been used as evidence to deny professional licenses, citizenship and employment.
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The bank has applied for licenses needed to continue processing cross-border payments.
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While the major networks do not have licenses themselves, their local affiliates do.
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City officials maintain Mr. Donis lacked local licenses needed to execute the project.
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G-III also holds licenses for Ivanka Trump, Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger.
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Tams-Witmark, which licenses the show, had no problems with the nontraditional approach.
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In 2017 alone, licenses potentially worth 14.7 billion euros to Saudi were approved.
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The administration of Crimea's Belogorsky District in December 2015 acquired 155 Windows licenses.
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Retail marijuana locations were measured using city data on retail marijuana store licenses.
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The bill would also revoke medical licenses for doctors who perform the procedure.
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Sweden licenses guns in much the same way we license cars and drivers.
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Pam, we have seen this issue pop up in California where there&aposs been a push for, of course, full health care benefits for illegal immigrants and driver&aposs licenses, and everybody has driver&aposs licenses, concern about voter fraud.
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U.S. District Court Judge David Bunning ruled late on Tuesday that Rowan County's Davis, who spent five days in jail last September for her stand on marriage licenses for gay couples, had not interfered with her deputies' issuing the licenses.
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Bevin in December, a month after he was elected, ordered clerks' names removed from licenses, in response to objections from Davis and some of her counterparts in other counties, who disapproved of being listed on licenses for same-sex couples.
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The report recommends further informing Congress about future negotiations with Iran, requiring the Treasury Department to give notice of specific licenses, reviewing all Iran deal-related licenses, and increasing policing of US sanctions policies, regardless of what country they are for.
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The groups had asked the high court to issue an order that Alabama would no longer issue same-sex marriage licenses and would only honor licenses issued by the federal government or by a state where gay marriage was legal.
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In a filing with the Supreme Court, Texas contends that processing driver's licenses for immigrants shielded from deportation under Obama's action would cost the state more than $103 million in additional funds to process as many as 520,000 people seeking licenses.
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The papers said that, for pilot licenses, the CAA would need to validate any EASA license used to fly a UK-registered aircraft, and UK-issued licenses would need to transfer to EASA if they wanted to operate EU-registered planes.
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Also as part of the reform, the ministry said licenses for all mineral resources will be awarded through competitive bidding and tender process with the exception of rare earths and radioactive mineral resources, where licenses will still be strictly controlled.
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Driving British driving licenses may no longer be valid in the European Union, and if British nationals move to another EU country to live, they may no longer be able to exchange their UK licenses for local ones, the papers say.
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James: When you&aposre giving out less than 60 licenses in a state or five licenses in a state, it&aposs going to cost you anywhere between $50,000 and $250,000 to have a technical writer write your application for you.
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"But the process now is that we file licenses to try to get approval and we've submitted quite a few licenses for our product and … the U.S. administration had announced last week that they're going to try to process the licenses from the industry in an expedient fashion so we are encouraged by that," Swan said, adding that he has no idea how long the applications will take.
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For defendants, open cases can cause problems with housing, child custody and professional licenses.
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The tour guides are certified beach lifeguards with first aid training and powerboat licenses.
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Our vehicles were registered in our parents' names, and we had Georgia driver's licenses.
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We also both had our driver's licenses at this point, and both owned cars.
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Colorado just became one of the first states that'll soon offer digital driver's licenses.
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Andersen stresses that Microsoft is making these licenses available for community review and input.
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Hundreds of daycares didn't have state licenses and nine caregivers had prior police records.
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Israel's government ministers are split on whether to approve export licenses for cannabis firms.
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The $43 million project will get the necessary environmental licenses by 2018, he said.
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The licenses were granted in a spectrum auction through the Finnish government in October.
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Boulder-based Blue Canyon Technologies employs it, and Ball has sold five commercial licenses.
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It's a way to give the Internet wings without licenses, permission, or even fees.
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Fundamentally, the San Diego-based company invents and licenses technologies and designs semiconductor chips.
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The kingdom won't grant licenses for competitive sports, like soccer, volleyball, basketball or tennis.
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Software licenses revenue hit $2.77 billion, narrowly missing the $2.8 billion expected by StreetAccount.
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Even with these graduated licenses, teens with ADHD weren't as safe as their peers.
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All the cases revolve around the peculiar model of how Qualcomm licenses these patents.
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All told, Qualcomm said it has licenses with more than 100 partners in China.
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In New York and other cities, tour guides are required to have special licenses.
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Of the 2,400 doctors accused of misconduct by patients, half still possess medical licenses.
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MorphoTrust is responsible for producing all U.S. passports and driver's licenses in 41 states.
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The measure also sought to revoke the medical licenses of doctors who performed abortions.
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The CMA said it would receive applications for more fintech licenses later this year.
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But those licenses were not renewed and the agency has stepped up enforcement activities.
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Last year, the U.S. state of Iowa trialed the use of mobile driving licenses.
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Like Zynga, it also licenses brands to develop gaming titles, including Popeye Classic Slots.
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New York City has already capped ride-hailing licenses in response to traffic concerns.
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In order to drive passenger buses, Chariot operators need to have Class B licenses.
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Over the past 16 years, she's helped 89 women graduate with their cosmetology licenses.
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Equinor entered Argentina in 2017 and has stakes in a few onshore exploration licenses.
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The new businesses are pushing Google into sales of subscriptions, devices and technology licenses.
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The California DMV alone issued to 20303 companies licenses for road testing autonomous technologies.
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Mills that have not obtained licenses to discharge pollutants will have to halt production.
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The state-licensing board won't take their licenses because doctors are in high demand.
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A few require certain licenses, registration, or training to buy and own certain guns.
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U.S. companies generally cannot sell goods to those on the list without special licenses.
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Illinois is one of a dozen states that offer driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants.
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Oil companies must periodically renew their oil block licenses to continue extraction or exploration.
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InterDigital has licenses and strategic relationships with many of the world's leading wireless companies.
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But the process now is that we file licenses to try to get approval.
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Apple developed the protocols with the firms and licenses it to them for free.
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Nineteen Chinese independent refiners this week received fresh licenses to import crude for 2017.
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Pagcor will no longer process applications for gaming licenses following the ban, Domingo said.
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Four applications for licenses, mostly by local businessmen, are pending with the gaming regulator.
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Ennahar TV said the interior ministry had issued licenses for 10 new political parties.
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Also, it licenses Grow Analytics to investment and research institutions for a monthly fee.
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The supply shortage, traders said, was due to Beijing's efforts to restrict import licenses.
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By issuing so-called "compulsory licenses," they have broken patent protections on innovative medicines.
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It's unknown if the Rams will be selling personal seat licenses in Los Angeles.
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Women's gyms are not currently eligible for licenses, making them scarce in the kingdom.
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They also would remain unentitled to work authorization, driver's licenses, or any other benefit.
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This is incorrect, AgileBits doesn't plan to stop the one-off licenses and upgrades.
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Samantha Mason, our rights specialist, put serious time into making our asset licenses work.
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Currently, 85033 states and the District of Columbia allow noncitizens to obtain drivers licenses.
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It's these licenses that could provide the FCC with oversight jurisdiction in this case.
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The other operators secured licenses with bids of roughly 5 million euros or less.
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But as in other states, Texas should expand opportunity by eliminating unnecessary occupational licenses.
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The commission does not grant licenses to national networks, like NBC, ABC or CBS.
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Voting records, insurance data, drivers' licenses and public court records round out each profile.
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The number of jobs requiring occupational licenses has ballooned in the last 50 years.
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Can you update us then on where that process stands to issue more licenses?
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New licenses for U.S. companies to operate in the Kingdom also will be issued.
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RT's UK broadcast licenses were granted to the company's television division, ANO TV Novosti.
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The bidding on licenses in the West Orphan Basin will close on Nov. 9.
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We have tests for driver's licenses because people differ in their skills and abilities.
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International companies are, for now at least, seeking licenses to produce cannabis for export.
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State bills offering in-state tuition, driver's and professional licenses, illegal alien-"sanctuary", etc.
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That proprietary information includes what the company paid to win licenses in public tenders.
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But the safeguards announced in Obergefell extended only to marriage licenses, not employment contracts.
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On average, these licenses require about a year of training and $267 in fees.
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He urged tougher standards of public service for broadcasters seeking renewal of their licenses.
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Allowing Medicare to negotiate and issuing competitive licenses is as American as apple pie.
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Maine will start offering driver's licenses and IDs with a third, nonbinary gender option.
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This meant the company had to get licenses on a state-by-state basis.
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"The Boeing and (Airbus) licenses will be revoked," Mnuchin told reporters at the Treasury.
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Annual licenses are only awarded after an investigator visits a facility and signs off.
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Both will lose their refereeing licenses and will face bans from the Disciplinary Committee.
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Commercial driver's licenses and entry-level welding certifications are the most commonly cited examples.
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Eliot Spitzer proposed allowing driver's licenses for undocumented immigrants, Gillibrand seized on the issue.
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A House Judiciary Committee subpanel will hold a hearing on occupational licenses and regulation.
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All general licenses are very narrowly tailored, subject to several conditions, and require documentation.
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There has been financial pressure: threats to revoke business permits and licenses, for example.
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"We handle the money that the fans touch, checking their drivers' licenses," he said.
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On Wednesday, Switzerland began requiring licenses for exports of masks, gloves, goggles and swabs.
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There is no lobbying behemoth like the N.R.A. insisting that teenagers get unrestricted licenses.
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Before 2001, New York residents could apply for driver's licenses regardless of immigration status.
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Eliot Spitzer, a Democrat, issued an executive order allowing undocumented immigrants to receive licenses.
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Do your state's driver's licenses have a gender option that reflects your gender identity?
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Do you think your state should provide a gender-neutral option on driver's licenses?
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In North Carolina, as in Georgia, people without legal immigration status can't get licenses.
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Ms. Davis turned them away, saying that she would not issue any marriage licenses.
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So this is an organization that coordinated an international effort to create the licenses.
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She wants a guarantee that people of color will receive licenses to sell marijuana.
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Instead it licenses the intellectual property out to others, including both Samsung and Apple.
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A a coalition of neighborhood groups is beginning a campaign to limit new licenses.
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Companies insist they will be ready to start pilot projects once licenses are approved.
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A few dozen exploration licenses have been granted, but none for actual mining yet.
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These features include anti-counterfeit technology, such as the holograms on some state licenses.
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Kentucky is giving drivers whose licenses are about to expire a three-month extension.
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Vermilion won four licenses in 2015 for oil and gas exploration in eastern Croatia.
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The American Bar Association has documented more than 25,000 state restrictions on occupational licenses.
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Already, 35 companies have applied to the government for licenses to operate blockchain businesses.
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National television and radio stations were closed when their licenses came up for renewal.
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These new laws included required licenses, safety training courses and an assault weapons ban.
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Those under 21 with hunting licenses will be able to possess firearms for hunting.
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That means there are still 22005 million people who need to upgrade their licenses.
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They can also revoke securities licenses, as the judge in the Wanger case did.
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The provincial government said it expects to issue 250 licenses in the first year.
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Without the training, cosmetologists in Illinois will not be able to renew their licenses.
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They have entered college, taken on-the-books jobs, received driver's licenses, bought cars.
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Students from China, Iran and North Korea are usually denied licenses, said university officials.
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Burisma has faced allegations of dodging taxes and improperly securing licenses for gas deposits.
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Decades' worth of addresses and identifying information, including drivers' licenses and Social Security numbers.
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New York's law allowing undocumented immigrants to obtain licenses went into effect on Monday.
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The allocation of licenses surprised the industry and senior officials of the commerce ministry.
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In North Dakota, the driver's licenses feature the Nokota horse, the state's honorary equine.
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Ohio's licenses have the state seal, which depicts the Scioto River and wheat fields.
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Charges for licenses range from $35 for electronic filings to $85 for paper ones.
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It has already received automated driving test licenses in both the U.S. and Germany.
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Approximately 100,000 of the company's delivery workers had their driver's licenses compromised as well.
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Some companies were given limited licenses earlier this month to continue business with Huawei.
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Government employees in the aviation sector need to fly to keep their pilot licenses.
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Licenses for such cross-border payments differ from those required for local payment services.
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"The software we have is pirated; there are no licenses here," Mr. Blanco said.
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On average, states added 31 additional occupational licenses for low- to moderate-income occupations.
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New export licenses for category A material to the UAE will not be granted.
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This year, 14 businesses in that province were granted licenses to process electronic waste.
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Individuals have the responsibility to read the relevant portions of privacy policies and licenses.
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But even unauthorized immigrants with driver's licenses might still be at risk for deportation.
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Vaguely, because he mentioned NBC's "license," in the singular, and networks don't have licenses.
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The Home Affairs Ministry recently revoked the licenses of around 20143,000 other nongovernmental organizations.
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Klobuchar noted her question stems from concerns over Trump's recent comments about network licenses.
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The doctors said they feared losing their medical licenses unless they severed their ties.
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There has been no official announcement from China on restricting licenses to import gold.
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Medallions are licenses to operate individual taxicabs in New York and in other cities.
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She does not understand the argument for giving licenses to those who are undocumented.
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It also obtained special licenses to enable its employee commuter buses to ferry students.
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The arrests resulted in new charges, more fees and the suspension of driver's licenses.
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More than a dozen foreign banks have licenses to operate branches in Saudi Arabia.
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In Illinois, nearly three dozen dispensaries have been issued licenses to sell recreational marijuana.
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The commission would be in charge of approving licenses for dispensaries, among other policies.
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Amazon in October was reported to have acquired wholesale pharmacy licenses in 12 states.
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Sometimes an event is held at a venue that already has the necessary licenses.
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Instead it licenses out the underlying technology so others can make chips with it.
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Hot on the heels of that is the re-auctioning of Dish's AWS licenses.
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The facility has been adding state licenses that will allow PillPack to better serve customers in the western U.S. When the acquisition was disclosed in June, some analysts speculated that Amazon wanted PillPack because it had pharmacy licenses in almost every state.
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The FCC issues licenses to entities using the airwaves in the United States, and under Chairman Ajit Pai, it has made auctioning off licenses for high-band radio spectrum a priority as part of its goal of securing US leadership in 5G technology.
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It has also revoked the licenses of two other companies and plans to cancel the licenses of 41 more, the China Food and Drug Administration said, adding that all 45 firms were selling vaccines to non-qualified units and fabricating vaccine sales records.
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And we've submitted quite a few licenses for our product and the administration had announced, the U.S. administration had announced last week that they're going to try to process the licenses from the industry in an expedient fashion, so we're encouraged by that.
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And Microsoft definitely wants people to move to this modern system, so it's giving everybody who has ConfigMgr licenses Intune licenses, too, so that they can co-manage their PCs with both tools and get access to the cloud-based features of Intune.
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A federal appeals court has ruled that Kim Davis, the former county clerk who rose to prominence after she refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses in 85033, can be sued for damages by two of the couples who were denied licenses.
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Many Texas voters who cast provisional ballots because of ID-related problems — some have out-of-state driver's licenses instead of Texas driver's licenses — never return after Election Day with a proper ID. Their votes are never officially counted as a result.
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In sharp contrast with the enthusiastic attitude of those seeking licenses, the state's new law continued to be met with resistance from county clerks in conservative areas upstate who oversee Motor Vehicles offices and who have said they would refuse to issue licenses.
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It's being considered locally in cities such as Boston, New York City, Portland, Maine, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. States that give driver's licenses to noncitizens face additional complications since those licenses might be used for voter registration if not carefully screened.
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Clinton gave a muddled answer to a debate question about driver's licenses for undocumented immigrants.
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Qualcomm saw increased demand for its mobile semiconductors and also sold more licenses in China.
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Some Zenefits staff who sold insurance did not have the proper licenses to do so.
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Certificate of incorporations, sales tax licenses, publication requirements, annual franchise taxes, the list goes on.
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Those networks are often cross-referenced with databases of ID photos such as driver's licenses.
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Shorter licenses spanning months, not years, have since become the norm for ride-hailing companies.
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It has licenses in more than 30 countries, and reporting obligations in more than 54.
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The U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)revoked licenses for Boeing Co (BA.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross last month had said decisions on some licenses were expected soon.
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One measure would limit licenses to one business activity per person, hurting entrepreneurs like Condis.
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He also supports requiring people to attain licenses before being allowed to purchase any firearms.
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Game will be removed from stores after 5/15 due to expiring music licenses. pic.twitter.
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In exchange, the AP has granted the newsrooms in Civil's network licenses to its content.
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The women who sought boxing licenses would stop at nothing for the right to box.
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In 2019, CBP bought more than $1 million in licenses for multiple kinds of software.
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The NMPA goes after unlicensed sites, demanding that they buy licenses or remove unlicensed content.
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Indeed, its most recent racing title licenses the Hot Wheels IP from toy maker Mattel.
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Huawei maintains a close relationship with many other tech companies, including some competitors, through licenses.
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Texas actually attempted that strategy to defund marriage licenses for same-sex couples in 2015.
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The mobile operators will also be able to apply for landline and international gateway licenses.
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ETHIOPIA TO ISSUE TWO TELCO LICENSES BY EARLY APRIL, BREAKING STATE MONOPOLY - COMMUNICATIONS REGULATOR HEAD
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The pricing is volume-based depending on the number of licenses that an organisation purchases.
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When reviewing licenses the FCC must determine if a renewal is in the public interest.
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VivoText licenses its software to Hasbro, an American toymaker keen to sell increasingly interactive playthings.
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In 2019, CBP bought more than $85033 million in licenses for multiple kinds of software.
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The shutdown also threw a wrench in government provision of licenses crucial for international trade.
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Indeed, Amun has licenses to the five crypto assets in HODL as well as EOS.
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It used to make cell phones, but now it licenses those patents to smartphone manufacturers.
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Its second-quarter results showed weaker-than-expected licenses growth, though it raised its outlook.
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Harris would revoke the licenses of gun manufacturers and dealers who didn't follow the law.
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Fake driver's licenses can be bought for less than $100 in whatever name you like.
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The property includes plots for villas, golf courses and comes with licenses to construct hotels.
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The more licenses you give out, the more you can compete with the unlicensed shops.
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The fund will be increased by revenues generated from the auction of 21G mobile licenses.
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The Treasury Department does not publicly disclose individual licenses granting companies exemptions from sanctions rules.
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Taxi medallion owners have seen the value of their licenses drop steadily since Uber's arrival.
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And in 2016, he ordered state justices to refuse marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
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Previously, it has revoked licenses for hardcore pornography and material that could incite terrorist crimes.
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All of Uber's drivers had driver's licenses, and their cars were all legal to drive.
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When other friends were getting their driver's licenses, he held off until he was 18.
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FAR will continue to hold a 21.42% stake in each of the licenses, it said.
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