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The first casks were initially licensed for 20 years, and some have received 40-year renewals.

State-owned Chinese equipment manufacturers initially licensed many of their designs over the last decade from Japan, Germany and France.

" When the companies initially licensed Apple's fledgling iTunes service, "they didn't figure he'd make tens of billions of dollars from the iPod," said Mr. Gordon, author of the book "The Future of the Music Business".

In fact, G.M.'s OnStar was initially licensed to other automakers, including Acura, Audi, Isuzu, Lexus, Subaru and Volkswagen, but it is now exclusive to G.M. and its former Saab brand.

Activated protein C, which was initially licensed for patients with severe sepsis, has been shown to have no demonstrable effect on mortality in sepsis and septic shock [ 9].

Drugs initially licensed to treat hepatitis C had a longer duration of clinical development than those indicated for other viral infections.

The film industry, worried about digital piracy, initially resisted licensing its content to stream; and Netflix lacked access to recent movies, because the studios had exclusive long-term deals to sell them to HBO and other cable subscription channels such as Starz.

"Lotus will have to build their own unless [Zaplet's] patent will convince them to do a deal much like Microsoft licensed Java initially to make it part of the Web browser," he says.

Two companies in our sample acquired or licensed drugs initially developed by smaller companies, and another used a partner company for some trials, raising questions about whose responsibility it was to ensure trials complied with FDAAA.

In response to the research, the institute initially pushed for licensing at age 18, then it supported graduated licensing, in which licenses are issued to 17-year-olds after they spend a year driving with a learner's permit.

The first private astronauts and space tourists may soon take to the skies in new launch vehicles, and the FAA has initially agreed to license commercial spacecraft without certifying, as it does for aircraft, that the vehicles are safe to carry humans.