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1: All the original content is the author's intellectual property. He or she might reserve all rights to the use of his or her work by clearly stating this decision in the work in question, if he or she does not clearly express so, point 4 applies. 
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This policy was last revised Saturday, February 23rd, 2018 at 17:33 Eastern Standard Time.

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