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Chances are if a use seems reasonable, it can be defended on fair use grounds in court.

In doing this, it would often incur defense costs that far exceeded the value of the claim being defended.

But when hundreds and thousands of people call a woman racial slurs (so much worse), it's defended.

He defended himself and it's sad that someone had to lose a life in the process.

No mindshare, no articles in computer magazines about Usenet, strictly (and sometimes viciously) defended netiquette.

Free speech can be defended on any number of grounds, and many of them apply equally to privately enforced speech restrictions.

Houses are easy to GPS target, lightly defended, and have a very high psychological impact.

Yeah, given how they reacted in this article and the fact they defended not even bothering to contact the apartment complex...yeah.

They will not be defended if you reply.) Reduce dependence on foreign oil and gas?

Homeland c&c facilitates are certainly defended from terrorist actions, but less so from 20-30 kamikaze drones launched from within the victim country.

In areas which cannot be defended and must be abandoned, the property prices, development activity, and eventually population levels would gradually crash.

South Korea was defended by US Marines against the North, and in the early 1950s had over 300,000 American soldiers in the country.

This sort of harassment is often defended under the guise of "free speech."

It was defended as "this is ok because system is distributed" and there was a joke about it helping ace all the silly benchmarks.

Summary: "I've defended big oil interests halfway across the world in a war started on a false pretext, please worship me".

Rhoads defended the procedure, calling the officers’ actions “on point.” It’s not standard to conduct investigations beforehand because that delays the apprehension of suspects, he told me.