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It is the position of ASMP that Section 1201 a 1 should fully come into effect and that the Copyright Office and the Librarian of Congress should not suspend it with regard to users of any particular class of works because None of the parties seeking suspension of Section 1201 a 1 has demonstrated a substantial adverse effect on noninfringing use of any class of copyrighted works. Any suspension of Section 1201 a 1 would have an effect beyond the classes of work identified and thus reduce the ...

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