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licenses gives McDonald's a
right to impose...
- BSD
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family of
permissive free
software licenses,
imposing minimal restrictions on the use and
distribution of
covered software. This is...
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perpetual (see
copyright durations). Free
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restrictions on
reuse and
therefore has high
license compatibility.
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License also
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otherwise copyrighted "work". A CC
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known as
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Debian Project...
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charge to the public.
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license varies between jurisdictions, and has
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Marriage licenses began to be
issued in the
Middle Ages...
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copyright licenses the use of
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