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Patents have been issued on a method for producing a personal golf lesson video, computer software for privatizing socialist economies, even a process for filing patent applications.

Tickets will be issued on a first come, first served basis via the National Trust website.

It was issued on a day when Beijing's own famously polluted skies were unusually clear.

Tickets to the room will be issued on a timed (40-minute) basis.

But if an order is issued on a minor, that child may well return to the family home.

The district judge's decision was issued on a motion for summary judgment rather than after a trial.

Under the bill, after a three-year transition, all employment-based green cards will be issued on a first-come-first-served basis, with no country limits.

Asbos are issued on a civil burden of proof ("on the balance of probabilities"), but incur a criminal penalty if breached.

Now that historic moment in rock, never available commercially in its entirety, according to Billboard, is to be issued on a double-disc DVD.

Warrants, however, tend to be subject to fewer tax and accounting rules and can be issued on a more ad hoc basis than options.

If permits were issued on a simple per capita basis, the consequence would be a huge transfer of resources from rich to poor countries, though preventing benefits simply being absorbed by elites in the latter is a difficult issue.