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(That exemption is currently only granted to those countries' financial institutions).

There can be no exonerating circumstance, no licence granted to those who claim cultural protection for brutality.

Particularly impressive is the Castle With No Entrance; access is only granted to those who find the hidden door.

That is the right granted to those accused of murder, rape or terrorism — but not, apparently, to a soccer manager in Europe's soccer union.

He may also have believed that inclusion in the kingdom would be granted to those who loved their neighbours and were meek and lowly of heart.

But special powers will be granted to those who buy a fairy bracelet, which is intended to connect to your Windows computer via U.S.B. cable.

The super-rich also use their yachts to control the level of access they grant to those outside their wealthy circle, says Spence.

Coward's strength as a humorist is in the lording of wit, the superiority he grants to those who can -- and do -- run intellectual and verbal rings around everyone else.

Laying out the range of rights to be granted to "the inhabitants of the ceded territory," Jefferson opted to grant those rights only to "the white inhabitants".

Indulgences were to be granted to all those who took part in the great enterprise.

Those granted to foreign-based applicants increased by over 6percentt.