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2.28 James H. Hutson, Americans and the Swiss constitution of 1848, excerpt, in The Sister Republics, Switzerland and the United States from 1776 to the Present, Library of Congress, Washington DC, 1991, p. 32 - 41

Michael Risch

This is the edited section 117 after MAI v. Peak. Does it solve all the problems of that case? What if software is licensed rather than owned?

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