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Thousands of breathalysers were made by various manufacturers under licence, increasingly compact and increasingly efficient.
ECONOMIST: Robert Borkenstein
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Iran, which dreamt up the idea, has a big car market with several manufacturers building vehicles under licence from foreign firms such as Peugeot and Renault.
ECONOMIST: A stumbling manufacturer plans an ��Islamic�� car
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The cost of developing new drugs, and the loss of income as cheaper foreign manufacturers have snapped up licence opportunities, has forced a huge cut-back in researchers.
BBC: Science of life in the economy
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In a contractual masterstroke, Microsoft was allowed to licence the operating system to other manufacturers, spawning an industry of "IBM-compatible" personal computers which depended on Microsoft's operating system.
BBC: Bill Gates