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    1. Limitations and exceptions - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      As it now stands, the three step reads like this: Members shall confine limitations and exceptions to exclusive rights to certain special cases (...)

    2. Archival materials - Japanese Americans - LibGuides at Duke University

      The fates offer no hint of the prejudice that put the students in an internment camp, and, in fact, many of them are still goals not (...)

    3. A “malicious fabrication” by a “mendacious scribbler for the ‘New York Times’” - The Devil's Tale

      Just like the Times article was really a forum to vent anti-Irish prejudice, Rutherfoord’s letter was a place to vent his anger and (...)

    4. All You Need to Know to Get Started with Zoom Whiteboard - Duke Learning Innovation & Lifetime Educa

      In the above example, I have posted the opening lines from Pride and Prejudice with annotations created in Zoom. The annotation tools (...)

    5. With Disrespectful Love - Preservation Underground

      They adopted masculine-sounding pseudonyms to avoid, as Charlotte later wrote, being “looked on with prejudice.” The starting letters (...)

    6. Fair use, by comparision - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      The three step test, found in the Berne Convention in article 9.2 and in several other places in international IP agreements, says that (...)

    7. 25 Years of the Americans with Disabilities Act

      "[T]he Nation's proper goals regarding individuals with disabilities are to assure equality of opportunity, full participation, independent (...)

    8. The Case of Comic Strip v. Court Rules

      Fortunately, this dismissal was without prejudice, meaning that the plaintiff could re-file after more careful proofreading and (...)

    9. Happy Birthday, Jane Austen! - Duke University Libraries Blogs

      Darcy card game inspired by Pride and Prejudice . I myself will be re-reading Persuasion again.  

    10. Read books one email at a time - Duke University Libraries Blogs

      Try out Darwin’s On the Origin of Species or Austen’s Price and Prejudice for free. Post navigation Previous Post Cambridge Histories (...)

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