Word: provisionally
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Many professors, however, bypassed copyright holders, simply taking the articles they wanted in their sourcebooks directly to local copiers and printers. Many professors and copying firms say they believed this practice was protected under Section 1.07 of the 1976 Copyright Act, also known as the "fair use" provision.
The Women's Commission opposed the Cambridge bill because of the unclear definition of pornography and the "chilling effect" of the trafficking provision, Ryan said.
Last week Clinton was jolted by a New York Times story alleging that he had helped remove a provision in a tough 1988 state ethics code that would have forced disclosure of potential conflicts of interest in his wife Hillary's law firm. The Clinton campaign issued a detailed rebuttal...
Congressional negotiators were more indulgent, offering about $800 million in guarantees up front, but with a provision allowing the President to hold back whatever remained of the $2 billion due each year if Israel builds anything he finds "inappropriate." But Israel could get the entire $2 billion at the beginning...
De Klerk, wary of the A.N.C.'s long-standing association with Communism, also wants a constitutional provision for a "market-oriented economic system." The A.N.C. opposes the provision but denies it is wedded to a plan for blanket nationalization of South Africa's biggest corporations. "There is nothing in the...