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Its enactment was controversial in part because lawmakers did not specify what conduct could lead to someone's being detained, and because it was silent about whether the statute extended to American citizens and others arrested on United States soil.

Usually, the IRS invokes it when an audit of one year (open under the three-year statute) extends to connected issues in earlier years.

Indiana's 1994 statute extends the inheritable right of publicity for 100 years after a celebrity's death, which is why Mark Twain Mark Twain (who died in 1910) is today a CMG client.

More generally, the case concerned the principles of derivative governmental immunity: whether the immunity of a government from a statute extends to third parties that conduct business with the government.

Instead of targeting the known sources of lead contamination, this ill-conceived statute extended coverage to the max by solemnly requiring third- party testing and certification, using only the best in scientific techniques, for all children's products.

Snellman exerted a decisive influence on the promulgation of the 1863 statute extending the use of Finnish.

In 1831, this statute was extended again to include all descendants of King George I.

This outcome extends it.

This even extends to photographs.

This thinking extends beyond desserts.

This thing extends and extends".