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Copyright Act of 1976 Shubha Ghosh In the 1990s John Perry Barlow, former songwriter for The Grateful Dead and contemporary social commentator, announced that copyright law was dying. What prompted this prognosis was the birth and fast growth of the Internet. In a world where information... Read more
Nashua Nashua
Nashua , city (1990 pop. 79,662), seat of Hillsborough co., S N.H., on the Merrimack and Nashua rivers near the Mass. line; settled c.1655, inc. as a city 1853. Because of the availability of water power, Nashua developed (early 19th cent.) as a textile mill town; the closing of these mills after... Read more
Indochina Indochina
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Steve Biko Steve Biko
Steve Biko (Steven Biko) , 1946-77, South African political leader. A medical student, he founded (1969) a black student organization and developed a national "black consciousness" movement to combat racism and apartheid policies. Arrested in 1977, he died in police custody, prompting... Read more
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World Intellectual Property Organization World Intellectual Property Organization
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Service industries Service industries
Service Industry DEFINITION OF THE SERVICE INDUSTRY GROWTH IN THE SERVICESDIVISION RECESSIONS AND THE SERVICESDIVISION HUMAN RESOURCES IN THE SERVICES DIVISION OFFSHORING FUTURE TRENDS IN THE SERVICE INDUSTRY BIBLIOGRAPHY The United States is predominantly a service economy. As of 2008,... Read more
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Space Law Space Law
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