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14:24 Jun 19, 2002 |
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| Selected response from: jerrie United Kingdom Local time: 11:47 | ||||||
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4 +5 | according to |
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5 | This is in case of needing of a page reproduction |
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5 | As stated by the Editor |
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4 | Just to put this a little more clearly: |
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4 | ...as long as the Editor is concerned, you may... |
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This is in case of needing of a page reproduction Explanation: Books are protected by copyrights, therefore you need a special permit to reproduct part or whole of that book. With this waiver, you wouldn't need such permit. With a little more of the sentence, maybe I could tell you what it is in reference to. I hope this is useful. |
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according to Explanation: As the editor has already said...you may waive the charges -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-06-19 15:29:11 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- waive = refrain from claiming, demanding, taking or enforcing;to forgo; disregard in this case, the editor is happy not just to reduce the costs, but to forget about them completely. as per the Editor\'s memo, instructions....etc |
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