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Can I use someone else's copyrighted work?

Copyrighted work may be used for certain purposes by people other than the copyright owner under the doctrine of "Fair Use." "Fair use" includes reproduction for specific and limited purposes such as: (1) criticism and comment (2) news reporting (3) teaching, scholarship, and research.
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