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Alexxandr [17]2 years ago

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Published on government websites

Explanation:

There are varouks resources or materials on the internet or from other sources which may be used when writing a project or content. However, some are protected by copyright laws whereby its usage will only be sanctioned through duly signed permissions from the owner of such content. To avoid these Jack could search on government websites to seek materials published on such websites as materials of these sort can be used without gear or requiring copyright permission.

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