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| - A license is what most, if not all heavenly beings, have. In the series, we have encountered licenses on goddesses, demons, and one Earth Spirit. The licensing system is a parody of the Japanese engine licensing system (as Mr. Fujishima likes motor sports). Gods usually introduce themselves with their name, class, category, and whether they're limited/unlimited.
- License is a character who appears in Souten no Soura.
- A license is the
- License is a pirate sailing the Viridian Ocean. He is a flirt and senior officer in the crew Encore and member of the flag The Merchants. Image:Pirate.png Arr! This article about a pirate in Puzzle Pirates be a stub. Ye can help YPPedia by [ expanding it].
- Licenses are items that only appear in Olympus Coliseum in Kingdom Hearts coded and Kingdom Hearts Re:coded.
- The recipe is unlocked by -
* Popping 20 Police Bloons with super monkeys.
* Have 20 Police Bloons pass Dartbooths.
* Lose a total of 200 lives from police bloons but you must have 5 towers with a total cost of $15,000 The Recipe itself is -
* 1 Crystal Shell
* 3 Red Stuff
* 2 Gold Pieces
* 1 Lead-Steel Alloy Codexhak 12:46, July 23, 2013 (UTC)
- A License is a legal document in Custom Robo series. It is required by all robo commanders to take active use of a Robo.
- It's wnodfreul to have you on our side, haha! It's wnodfreul to have you on our side, haha!
- License is an item a Mii gets after passing a Kart test. They then are free to drive Karts. Most Miis are eager to get their license so they can enter Mario's racing tournament. Some Miis needed to have a license to also join some games at the Star Carnival. The License also are stamped with real gold, silver, or bronze on different cups to tell which tournaments and trophies they've won.
- In British and chiefly in Canadian English, licence is a noun and license is a verb.
- Related is the open license, which posits that whenever someone read the whole text, it has to split up (fork) and double in size. Fortunately this does not happen very often, and the only reported incidents involve lawyers reading their own creation, or so we're told. There are a great many different forms of license, also known as license forms. For examples see Examples.
- We should choose a license for our wiki. If we do not, contributers might edit a page, and years later claim copyright on the text. We would have no choice but to roll back the page to the last clean edit. The same goes for media. I suggest that we use CC-BY-SA. ¿Any comments or questions? — Ŭalabio‽ 05:15, 20 April 2009 (UTC)
- There are a number of licenses in the game which add certain abilities and/or buffs. Licenses allow you to use an ability for a certain amount of time (usually a number of days); some licenses can be permanent. Most licenses come in no-trade/no-sell or fully tradable/sellable versions. Typically, the versions purchased from the Item Mall can be traded or sold, while in-game events and quests rewards are no-trade/no-sell. Tip: New players get a nearly complete set of licenses until the main hits level 80.
- When a person is about to play Mario Kart Wii for the first time, they first must set up a License. You can choose in any of the four open slots to make one. The first and, really, the only step to setting up a new License is to choose a Mii. You can choose one that was created in the Mii Channel application, or, if none have been made, there are six pre-made Miis you can choose, named "Player".
- A license was a legal document giving someone the right to engage in various commercial or professional activities. Examples of this included the Master's License and the import license. When Spock treated a weakened Leonard McCoy in the Sarpeidon Ice Age, Spock rated McCoy's progesss as "excellent", to which McCoy replied that Spock practiced medicine without a license. (TOS: "All Our Yesterdays" ) By 2268, Cyrano Jones was a licensed asteroid locator and prospector. (TOS: "The Trouble with Tribbles" )
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