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In many cases, patents have been granted even though the medical relevance of the gene is not yet known.

Alfred, Lord Tennyson would have been 200 this month, had he been granted even greater longevity – he lived into his mid-80s as it was.

Security officers cannot be prosecuted for acts committed while on duty in areas covered by the act without permission from the Home Ministry, and such permission has almost never been granted, even in cases where rape and murder were alleged.

Allan has been granted even more freedom of expression since the arrival last month of Fraser Fyvie - another midfielder whose career seemed to be on an inexorable rise when he left Aberdeen for Wigan Athletic but has returned to Scotland looking to regroup.

It was a disappointing finding, but patent extensions are granted even when studies fail.

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

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

Mortgages insured by the F.H.A. can be granted even to buyers with spotty credit, as long as they have a steady income.

Even the government in exile now calls only for "autonomy", not independence, and they are most unlikely to be granted even that much.

According to Usada, both the NSAC and Team Pacquiao were notified about the TUE after it was granted, "even though the practice is not prohibited under NSAC rules".

Yehuda Amichai, the fine Israeli poet, once observed of Jerusalem that it is "the only city in the world where the right to vote is granted even to the dead".