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More stories, but, please, ? don?t jump to conclusions. Only the parties to this argle-bargle (here and here) have all the facts right now. It could be there is more misunderstanding than grandstanding. We look forward to hearing more.Rob Hyndman, linking to Slaw:?? by Simon Fodden on April 16th, 2008Boing Boing gives us Carl Malmud?s report that U.S. free access sites Justia and Public.Resources.Org have received take-down letters from the Oregon Legislative Counsel in connection with their read more
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