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LITTLE FALLS - Biotechnology company Regenicin Inc. said it paid $260,000 to a contractor that claimed it was owed fees for helping get a Regenicin product through the application process of the Food and Drug Administration. Regenicin said it "reimbursed" Lonza Walkersville Inc. after the Walkersville, Md.-based company sent a letter April 20 saying Regenicin had breached a "Know-How License and Stock Purchase Agreement," with Lonza Walkersville. "While there was a dispute in the amount owed under the agreement," a statement by Regenicin said, "in order to avoid a conflict with an important contractual partner in the pursuit of its business objectives, Regenicin paid Lonza.
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Michael Pryor took a deep breath before his eighth-grade classmates Tuesday at Brooklyn Park Middle School and launched into his story of how he got into a fight with his father after his father didn't believe him when he said he didn't know how his sister's calculator became lost. Having been given creative license by storyteller Arianna Ross in preparation for her workshop, what started out as an argument became a little shocking. As the truth quickly turned to fiction, the story said he punched his father, called 911 and ran out of the house.
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...("Metabolite") are parties to a license agreement that provides. LabCorp a sublicense to c...
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TRIVIAL PURSUIT Think you know all there is to know about the Oscars? What about the name of the L.A. bar that still has a to-go liquor license? Do you know how the Million Dollar Theater got its name?
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My son-in-law had to pay $37.50 to get a copy of his birth certificate from Connecticut so he could get his driver's license renewed. I told him that it is not right to be charged so much. I would like to know how President Barack Obama could get his driver's license renewed if he won't produce a birth certificate in public?
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The owner of a car is partially liable for an accident that occurred when her nephew rear-ended a fire truck, the Missouri Supreme Court said last week in a 4-3 decision. The court said Sandra Bach, the owner of a Chevy Lumina, had the right to control Samuel Madden's driving because he was taking her someplace she wanted to go. Bach didn't have a driver's license, and she didn't know how to drive.
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If you treasure New Jersey's trees, support Rutgers football or buy local produce, the state has a license plate just for you. But if you want the world to know how you feel about abortion, property taxes or health care, buy a bumper sticker.
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New rules made by Gov. Charlie Crist and the majority of the Board of Executive Clemency in early April now speed up that process of clemency. The rules promise non-violent offenders who have completed their sentence will have their rights automatically restored. But some argue the rules don't do enough to help felons get back the right to vote, serve on a jury, seek elected office, and be considered for certain types of employment licenses. I'm stuck doing odd jobs because I can't get my license," [Carlton Dawson] said. "I don't know how long it will be, but it is really hindering me.
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If you've ever found it difficult to get a drink at a crowded bar then you know how it feels to be a small business trying to get a liquor license in New York. A severe backlog in the liquor license review process has been hindering small businesses from maximizing their profits, due to an inability to sell alcohol. A new pilot program created by Senator Craig Johnson, D-Port Washington, hopes to circumvent the stalled State Liquor Authority process, however.
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Journalists know well the value of good editing. They also know how bad editing can mangle what was intended. The state's constitution gives Wisconsin's governors license to be bad editors. It, in fact, empowers them to undermine the separation of powers spelled out so well in other parts of the constitution.
