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• He was one of the licensers of Henry Mason and Samuel Hoard.
• Its United Media is a worldwide syndicator and licenser of news features and comics.
• Restoration also restored the office of Licenser of the Press, which continued until 1694.
• Sports licensers have called this " a win-win situation for everyone ."
• In 1692, Bohun was appointed Licenser of the Press, a position as pre-publication censor.
• The firm holds relationships with several other licensers, most notably World Wrestling Entertainment, its earnings generating mainstay.
• She takes care of the books, deals with licensers and lends her ideas to almost-finished works.
• Cellular operators now collect the same Bt500 fee from their customers but pay differing amounts to their respective licensers.
• In 1640 William Lilly thought highly of him, but they quarrelled over Booker's actions as licenser.
• It remains unclear if the series will ever be picked up again by another licenser for North American release.
• It also claims that the TRAI Act does not distinguish between the government's role as service provider and licenser.
• But that bag, Tinky's licenser said, is merely a bag _ a " magic " one.
• My Comics Page is run by Uclick, a sister company to Universal Press Syndicate, the print and online comics licenser.
• Milton thinks that licensing could potentially hinder God's plans, since it gives the licenser the power to silence others.
• It is also a response to the growing volume of interest in models as licensers and brand names, Ms . Ford said.
• In 1662 Gookin and Rev . Jonathan Mitchell were appointed as the first licensers of the press, but Gookin declined the position.
• Frontier Adjusters of America Inc . ( FAJ ) : The licenser and franchiser of independent insurance adjusters said it lost a national client.
• With a cover price of Bt150, each issue of Penthouse contained foreign and local stories and photos in a ratio fixed by the licenser.
• Although the licensers were loathe to allow changes in the length of concessions and shared-revenue rates, they have always agreed to concession amendments.
• Under the Commonwealth he was a licenser for the press, and prefixed many epistles to the books which he allowed to go to the press.