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The medications are highly regulated, but the state loosened the rules temporarily during the hurricane, approving between four and six days of take-home medication for patients in high-risk areas of the state, like Fayetteville, and urging opioid treatment program directors to offer patients take-home doses to keep them off the roads.

Similar alliances have been approved between American and European carriers, most notably between United Airlines and Lufthansa, Delta Air Lines and Air France, and Northwest Airlines and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.

The company expects the license to be approved between April 2003 and April 2004.

More than 1,000 planning applications were approved between 2002 and 2005, despite recommendations to the contrary from the Environment Agency.

But antitrust experts say that there really is an intellectual consistency lurking there under the covers: deals between direct competitors tend to be rejected, while mergers are often approved between companies that are in the same or related industries but are not direct competitors.

Annabel Dodd, author of "The Essential Guide to Telecommunications" (Prentice-Hall) said that service "isn't perfect yet nationwide" but that she was optimistic that mergers like the one recently approved between SBC Wireless and Bell South Cellular to create Cingular Wireless would lead to truly seamless service nationwide.

The deal is supposed to be, if approved, between SCO Group, MIH,LLC and Darl McBride.

In one more critically-assessed court decision, a compromise agreement was approved between a person who bought and one who sold a work (Civil Case No. 2 4442-862/2013).

Our results show that determinants of labour market reforms approved between 2008 and 2014 do indeed differ across these dimensions, thus providing new insights to the existing literature.

The study found that of 774 drugs approved between 1999 and 2014, only a third of them were considered first-in-class or groundbreaking.

In fact, 69% of anti-cancer drugs approved between 1940 and 2002 are either natural products or developed on the basis of knowledge gained from natural products.