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He cites the 22 Perry Street decision, which approved only revokable permission.

During Mr. Zheng's tenure, for instance, his agency approved over 150,000 applications for new drugs, an approval rate that dwarfs the F.D.A., which approves only about 140 new drugs each year.

Many ophthalmologists are instead resorting to off-label use of Avastin, which is approved only to treat cancer but works in the same way as Lucentis.

Among the criminal charges was one that the subsidiary, Forest Pharmaceuticals, marketed Celexa, which was approved only for adult depression, to treat children and adolescents.

That is what happened in 2000 with Aventis CropScience's StarLink corn, which was approved only for animal use, yet ended up in human food, forcing recalls and disrupting exports.

Aventis has been struggling to contain the StarLink corn, which is approved only for animal feed and industrial use, since reports last month that it had shown up in taco shells.

In Najaf, a holy city for Shiites, officials close to the highest Shiite clerics in the country, including Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, continued Sunday to underscore that the clerics were watching the Iraqi government closely to ensure that it lived up to its commitments in the security pact, which was approved only after the government agreed to hold the nationwide referendum by July 31.

Often solar powered, with a plethora of functions and a price tag less than half that of a simple mechanical watch, the G-Shock and its quartz brethren (Omega's Speedmaster X-33 and Timex's Ironman) are the overwhelming favorites of special-operations troops, search-and-rescue pilots, and NASA, which has approved only these three and the mechanical Omega Speedmaster Professional for space flight.

Moreover, a check was made with respect to conformity with guidelines whether drug-treated, first-diagnosis patients with mild dementia (N = 32) were treated with Memantine, which is approved only for moderate and severe Alzheimer's dementia.

Simply maintaining that their plan would trim their commuting costs and "help preserve the environment" failed to sway the board, which approved the arrangement only after the workers insisted it was voluntary and the two pledged to split the driving and expenses.

Most notable was the case when genetically modified StarLink corn, which had been approved only for animal feed, was found in taco shells and other foods, causing large recalls and severely hurting American corn exports.