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Libraries are advised to
rely on existing laws to
control behavior that
involves public safety or
 "Face-to-Face
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To help teachers evaluate
appropriate "Fair Use" of
copyrighted materials in all
formats, the following five
requirements should be met
when using copyrighted
materials

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