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After the election, President Reagan signed legislation that granted a path to citizenship to three million Hispanic Americans who had broken the law in the way they came here.

In April 2013 Kosovo and Serbia reached a milestone agreement that granted a degree of autonomy to ethnic Serbs in northern Kosovo in exchange for de facto recognition of Kosovo's authority in the region.

Ten years ago, Zuckerman and Linde sold the majority of the company to the public, redesignating it a real-estate investment trust, or REIT, a structure that granted a significant tax advantage.

One of the judges also wrote at that time "this was a commercial agreement that granted a limited license to Activision for use of No Doubt's character likenesses in songs, all subject to No Doubt's prior approval.

Not only did the board clearly refocus its screening of North Korean claimants, the minister of immigration would, thanks to new powers afforded to that office by the current government, seek to overturn any decision that granted a North Korean refugee status.

This year, it settled a contract with the city's largest police union that granted a 17percentt pay raise over four years.

A system that grants a position to all of United's attacking options does not seem to exist.

While in the Brownsville shelter, they were told of Housing Stability Plus, a program that grants a five-year rent subsidy that decreases by 20 percent every year.

Earning the coveted white identification badge that grants a select few access to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, is tough enough.

He started a seminar series on terrorism that is part of a program that grants a certificate in terrorism studies on the graduate level.

Study undertaken in the US must be at a four-year accredited institution that grants a bachelor's degree in the arts and sciences.