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This was the first time a child had ever been issued the substance on the NHS.
In 1993, Congress passed a joint resolution apologizing for the overthrow of the Hawaiian kingdom, the first time such a statement had ever been issued.
Mills had previously talked with New York magazine, saying Stella had once issued a press release confirming how much she liked her new stepmother, although Stella's publicist denied that such a statement had ever been issued.
No order on this subject has ever been issued, in any form whatsoever. "Do not rescue any men; do not take them along; and do not take care of any boats of the ship.
Blue passports were first introduced in the 1920s and were discontinued in 1988, leaving about 24 million people currently in the UK too young to have ever been issued one.
For example, despite constant I.R.A. terrorist incidents in the United Kingdom, and attacks by Basque separatists in Spain, no warning against travel to the U.K. or Spain has ever been issued".
Anyone who has received a blood transfusion before 1991 is at risk of Hepatitis C infection since blood donations were not screened before this date, yet no large-scale public warning has ever been issued.
Why, I can request 500 pages of data on file at Facebook, and the NSA is building a profile on me that includes every cookie I've ever been issued.
Johnson wrote that "The fines were illegal; no law or regulation has ever been issued in writing that lists them".
Palmer wanted the Lady Managers "to have credit of being the authors of the first really beautiful and artistic coin that has ever been issued by the government of the United States".
