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But Drew Crompton, a top aide to Scarnati, said Friday he believes the court might be willing to take another look now that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has actually issued a map.

By 1988 he told The Associated Press that he was not sure the 10 or so bans he had actually issued were worth the trouble.

When pressed, the USOC confirmed that they had actually issued the athletes with the masks "at the request of the national governing bodies".

By contrast, the nerve center of the Union war effort in 1861 was found at the headquarters of Gen. George McClellan, who had actually issued a standing order that all messages were to be given solely to him.

The SEC is so concerned about potential investors falling for this stuff that they've actually issued a warning letter with some advice that is… in a word… choice.

But he said that equally, those councils who had taken a more informal approach and had not actually issued any fines were not helping spread the anti-smoking message.

But when it comes to divulging how many Duetto cards have actually been issued or other details, both companies clam up like a tightly closed thermos.

In May 2013, the ESRB reprimanded a distributor of the online game Wartune for using its trademarked "Adults Only" icon in its advertising without authorization or having actually been issued the rating by the board.

The degree to which Mrs. Clinton has actually defused the issue will get a test on Saturday when she appears with fellow Democrats in a debate in Chicago before an audience of liberal bloggers, one of the most intensely antiwar constituencies in the party and one that has been particularly skeptical of — and often hostile toward — Mrs. Clinton.

LOLApps would not comment on whether it has actually corrected the issue in order to get reinstated onto the Facebook platform.

While the Board approves the layoffs each spring, the district in recent years has been saved from having to actually issue the vast majority of the threatened pink slips by an emergency transfusion of funds from the city's rainy day fund--something expected to happen again this year to the tune of $6 million, significantly less than what was distributed in previous years.