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Mr. Hustwit said the company would start issuing DVD's at the rate of two a month.

The announcement by the Tianjin city government said there was no hope of finding the eight people and the court would start issuing death certificates.

On June 5th the internet giant said it would start issuing online warnings to users whose accounts or computers are targeted by what it believes to be state-sponsored assaults.

Infineon gave no financial details of the partnership and declined to provide a revenue forecast from the deal but said it would start issuing samples to customers by the second quarter of 2003.

Saudi Arabia said it would start issuing visas for nonreligious foreign tourists in an attempt to develop tourism in the country, where it has been largely limited to pilgrims visiting Islam's holiest sites.

The Italian prime minister, Matteo Renzi, said that if no equitable deal is struck, Rome would start issuing migrants with temporary visas allowing them to travel elsewhere in Europe, stop receiving the hundreds of boats arriving from Libya and refuse docking for foreign ships rescuing those stranded at sea.

Miami-Dade, which has so far avoided pink slips for teachers, would probably start issuing them.

What Tala's founder quickly realized was that the easiest way to create credit scores that other financial institutions would recognize would be for Tala to start issuing loans itself.

Even if the plan failed, the government would step in and start issuing the 14,000 pension checks.

"Ten people would open a guest house and start issuing fatwas," Mr. Anas recalled.

If the government runs out of money to pay bills and salaries, for example, it could start issuing IOUs that would circulate alongside the euro as a sort of parallel currency.