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In some countries patents can be granted even for new forms of plant or animal life developed through genetic engineering.

Party officials have said they intend to ask him to pardon Berlusconi – a request observers said was unlikely to be granted even if the president were desperate for the parties to avoid holding fresh elections.

But women are granted even less space for bad behavior or foul language.

Pardons were granted even to those who had killed blacks for the white regime.

I don't think I would have been granted even that if it hadn't been for that broken window.

No exemptions were to be granted, not even for musical instruments or works of art, unless the article in question was more than a hundred years old.

The coaches wanted football players to be granted more time for practice, even if that meant time away from routine cadet chores, and they wanted football players excused from some of their military training obligations.

But amnesty was granted for even the worst crimes, leaving no one accountable.

The House was unable to consider that Senate provision because the administration refused to give us intelligence documents to explain what we'd be granting immunity for — even though those documents were given to our Senate counterparts.

[76 ] Searches through Westlaw and Lexis did not unearth any cases where First Amendment protection had been granted or even claimed for an exterior product design.

But families who had become the subject of child welfare investigations were granted an even-more-generous voucher, good for up to two years of free rent — because of their vulnerability.