exclusive d'une atteinte aux droits
English translation: cannot constitute an infringement
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cannot constitute an infringement Explanation: As your suggestion, the only difference is that to me, the meaning is that it *cannot* infringe even if the entire broadcast is made up of extracts... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 31 mins (2005-04-19 13:27:49 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Not that I think I agree with the idea: it is really \"news\"? Sounds more like a \"zapping\" programme to me... |
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