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But the correct pick is Geno Auriemma's women's basketball squad, whose dominance has been taken for granted back home.

Granted, back in the days when he did not realise what a cash-magnet he is, Mr Obama piously vowed to accept public funds if his opponent did.

Much of what most people took for granted back then is no longer universally accepted, including the idea that we could just go on and on the way we were living then, with no consequences.

The decision was made by Chile's highest administrative authority, the Committee of Ministers, which cancelled an environmental permit to build five dams on the Baker and Pascua rivers in southern Chile that was granted back in 2011.

On this day, they drove an hour from their home in Denville to scour the Yaohan Food Market for special sales on the everyday things that they took for granted back in Taipei.

The patent in question was granted back in 2009, to a company called HW Technology.

Congress has granted back-pay to furloughed federal workers after each of the past 16 shutdowns that have taken place since 1976.

An authoritarian society is taken for granted, backed by religious sanctions, and a conservative and arbitrary power is generally accepted.

I remember hearing Whitehead's name when I was at university (he was awarded the MacArthur "genius" grant back in 2002) and adding him to my mental "to read" pile.

Colleen Kelley, president of the National Treasury Employees Union, which represents 150,000 workers, said she wouldn't be surprised if this particular Congress declined to grant back pay to workers.

The U.S. Senate voted late Thursday to grant back pay for furloughed federal workers, which is usually what happens when the government shuts down.