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There's no international fair use doctrineno international fair use doctrine, so it varies by jurisdiction. That means relying on "Fair Use" might not be very helpful, if you don't want a resulting software product derived from it to be restricted to the more permissive jurisdictions.

There's no international fair use doctrine, so it varies by jurisdiction. That means relying on "Fair Use" might not be very helpful, if you don't want a resulting software product derived from it to be restricted to the more permissive jurisdictions.

There's no international fair use doctrine, so it varies by jurisdiction. That means relying on "Fair Use" might not be very helpful, if you don't want a resulting software product derived from it to be restricted to the more permissive jurisdictions.

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There's no international fair use doctrine, so it varies by jurisdiction. That means relying on "Fair Use" might not be very helpful, if you don't want a resulting software product derived from it to be restricted to the more permissive jurisdictions.