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Grant
The issuance of an award under a stock plan, such as a stock option or shares of restricted stock.

Grant
An amount of money given, usually by a government or nonprofit organization, to fund certain projects. One may receive a grant for academic or scientific research, or to further one's education, or to engage in charity work. The United States government makes many grants, often of an educational or scientific nature. Grants are also a key part of many philanthropic foundations' activities.

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The act of conveying title to real estate via a voluntary transfer. In some states, use of the words “grant,bargain,and sell”in a deed automatically incorporates some or all of the typical deed warranties. (See warranty deed.) In order to avoid the consequences of such statutes, if a grantor wishes to convey title without any warranties,it should use a quitclaim deed or the words “bargain, sell,and quitclaim”rather than “grant,bargain,and sell.”



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However, he did allow additional operational capabilities to be granted to selected dimensions (presumably including time), but he insisted that such additional functions should be grantable to any dimension.
They are general, special or particular, conditional or absolute, statutory, not necessary in some cases, and in some grantable of course.
If the number of Japanese patent applications is adjusted down based on this relationship, the number of their likely grantable applications still is easily double that of the U.
 
 
 
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