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The phrase "a permit of" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or incorrect in many contexts.
It could be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to a type of permit or authorization, but it is more typical to use "a permit for" or "a permit to."
Example: "To conduct the research, we need to obtain a permit of the local authorities."
Alternatives: "a permit for" or "an authorization for".
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The sister city of Matamoros can be visited for 72 hours without a permit of any kind.
As stated in one recent verdict from a court case in Palermo, migrants who testify against the boat drivers are often granted a permit of stay.
Foreign buyers must also obtain a permit of sale, which typically takes about a month and costs about 50,000 forints (about $266).
"For all movement outside the place where the mission is stationed," the East German news agency ADN announced, "the members of the military mission must show a permit of the high command of the Soviet forces in Germany".
Early in his career he was best known among New Yorkers for his company's involvement in the 1985 late-night demolition — without a permit — of two single-room-occupancy hotels near Times Square, just hours before a law went into effect that would have protected the buildings.
If you're getting married at a landmark or on a beach, you probably need a permit of some kind.
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Alongside the forged painting is a signed copy of a permit to copy works of art issued by the museum.
Close to midnight, the Moscow city government granted a permit for a crowd of 30,000.
The organizers requested a permit for a protest of 50,000 people, according to the newspaper.
Upon graduation, international students in Canada automatically qualify for a work permit of up to three years.
In each of these countries a permitted list of food additives is published and available to the public.
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