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This document discusses Creative Commons licenses. Creative Commons licenses allow creators to choose some rights reserved while also allowing certain uses of their work without permission. There are several types of Creative Commons licenses that determine whether the work can be used commercially, be modified, or require attribution. The document provides bibliographic references and links for the images used.
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