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The Falkland Islands Company, incorporated in 1852 and granted a Royal Charter in 1851, played a notable part in the economic development of the islands and was for many years the single largest sheep rancher there.

Another is granted a revelation.

The Guardian was granted a royal audience at his temporary court headquarters – a battered old caravan parked on the drove, a rough lane where ­druids have gathered for years at notable events such as the solstices.

The earliest notable glass made in England other than primitive forest glass was façon de Venise; a Venetian émigré, Jacopo Verzelini (1522 1606), produced it in London from 1573 and was granted a royal privilege for glassmaking in 1575.

(Most of that funding came from federal grants). MIT and Stanford were the notable exceptions.

The awards are granted for notable achievement in science fiction or science fantasy.

The FDA granted an accelerated,..

On 12 June, Gage issued a proclamation, believed to have been written by Burgoyne but distributed in Gage's name, granting a general pardon to all who would demonstrate loyalty to the crown with the notable exceptions of John Hancock and Samuel Adams.

The televised "legacy interviews" that Bush has granted have been notable for the interviewee's shruggings-off of responsibility for what he has wrought, abroad and at home.

But a notable exemption was granted to the NRA (though it would apply to a few other groups as well), which had lobbied heavily on the legislation in the past few weeks.

She granted three one-on-one interviews with reporters, a notable break with her more cloistered first seven months of traveling the state.