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Family and friends will now be able to send books directly to prisoners instead of being able only to order new books via four approved retailers, after a further relaxation of the official policy by the new justice secretary, Michael Gove.

There is no expiry date, no list of approved retailers, no restrictions on transferring it.The planned credits on the new card, by contrast, are not freely spendable.

Mr Ruane said the chain's policy of not using an ingredient tested on animals after 1990 meant it had been on the Naturewatch list of approved retailers for the past three years.

You can also visit the NASCAR super store online, to look for the list of approved memorabilia retailers online and offline.

A change in the state's 78-year-old sales system for liquor, from state-controlled stores to private retailers — approved by voters last fall and now in the home stretch of a chaotic, deadline-driven start on Friday, the first day of June — is pushing some places toward a palate-parching glimpse of Prohibition.

Bangladeshi suppliers of Walmart clothes wanted to upgrade their facilities to make them more fire-proof, and other retailers approved the plan, according to Bloomberg.

But for the four major labels, which must approve each retailer that sells digital versions of their music, the new store could represent a challenge.

The Department of Agriculture administers the food stamp program, in which pre-approved retailers may sell food in exchange for food stamps.

South African retail group Steinhoff is to buy Poundland for more than £610m after shareholders in the discount retailer approved the deal, despite an intervention by hedge fund Elliott Advisors.

In 1999, Brazil's central bank approved "banking correspondents" — rural retailers and entrepreneurs trained as tellers by commercial banks.

Page 14 THE END OF A DRY SPELL A change in Washington State's 78-year-old sales system for liquor, from state-controlled stores to private retailers -- approved by voters last fall and now in the home stretch of a chaotic, deadline-driven start on June 1 -- is pushing some places toward a palate-parching glimpse of Prohibition.