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	Гэтая праца знаходзіцца ў грамадзкім набытку ў краіне паходжаньня і тых краінах, дзе тэрмін аўтарскіх правоў складае жыцьцё аўтара + 100 гадоў ці менш. Гэты твор знаходзіцца ў грамадзкім набытку ў ЗША, паколькі быў апублікаваны (або зарэгістраваны Офісам аўтарскіх правоў ЗША) да 1 студзеня 1930.
Гэты файл быў ідэнтыфікаваны як вольны ад вядомых абмежаваньняў аўтарскага права, а таксама ўсіх сумежных правоў.

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