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These charters were normally granted for more than 100 years, but they were abolished in 1938 when the Société Nationale des Chemins de Fer Française (SNCF; French National Railways) was formed.

What's more difficult is people's inability to recognise the architectural legacy they've taken for granted for more than a century, and their mysterious disconnect from the history that produced these neighbourhoods.

For consumers, falling milk prices may look like good news but we face a choice: fresh and safely produced milk, taken for granted for more than a century, is now expensive to produce in this country.

We now have enough scientific knowledge to show that the stable, healthy biosphere that we have taken for granted for more than 10,000 years has reached a tipping point, where humans now dominate and its future state is, ironically, less predictable.

In reality, research funding is rarely granted for more than a few years at a time, allowing only for brief follow-up periods, at best.

In all, Mr. Huckabee cut prison sentences or granted pardons for more than 1,000 criminals, far more than either his immediate predecessors or governors in neighboring states.

In June of 2010, the Wixarika people became aware that the government had granted concessions for more than half of their sacred territory to several mining companies including First Majestic Silver and Revolution Resources of Canada so they could eventually open silver and gold mines.

In return, however, the rules will be relaxed at other points, granting, for example, more flexible rules in connection with ferry services.

Last December, the Obama administration held its first offshore auction since the BP spill, granting leases for more than 20 million acres of federal waters — bigger than West Virginia.

The CFPB has asked the courts to grant relief for more than $500 million worth of private student loans taken out by Corinthian Colleges students.

They should also receive the grant for more than three years if the degree requires it.