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Synonym for the adverb "consistently" | Differrences of rarely, occasionally, sometimes, often, usually, always
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such use is not excused under an exception provided [FOR?] by the Copyright Act #1 (permalink) Thu Mar 26, 2009 22:29 pm   such use is not excused under an exception provided [FOR?] by the Copyright Act
 

Copyright Act contains several exceptions which allow unauthorized use of a work. When referring to the use of the work,

do I need the FOR after provided?
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such use is not excused under an exception provided [FOR?] by the Copyright Act #2 (permalink) Fri Mar 27, 2009 0:02 am   such use is not excused under an exception provided [FOR?] by the Copyright Act
 

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Where is either word?
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it is in the subject... #3 (permalink) Fri Mar 27, 2009 1:39 am   it is in the subject...
 

such use is not excused under an exception provided [FOR?] by the Copyright Act
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such use is not excused under an exception provided [FOR?] by the Copyright Act #4 (permalink) Fri Mar 27, 2009 2:53 am   such use is not excused under an exception provided [FOR?] by the Copyright Act
 

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Judging from the context given, I think you mean 'provided by'.
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such use is not excused under an exception provided [FOR?] by the Copyright Act #5 (permalink) Fri Mar 27, 2009 3:05 am   such use is not excused under an exception provided [FOR?] by the Copyright Act
 

are exceptions provided by the copyright act or
are exceptions provided for by the copyright act?
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such use is not excused under an exception provided [FOR?] by the Copyright Act #6 (permalink) Fri Mar 27, 2009 3:12 am   such use is not excused under an exception provided [FOR?] by the Copyright Act
 

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Oh, I see. Yes, there is a difference. I don't think the Act provides (= supplies) exceptions, it provides for (= makes allowance for) them.
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such use is not excused under an exception provided [FOR?] by the Copyright Act #7 (permalink) Fri Mar 27, 2009 3:35 am   such use is not excused under an exception provided [FOR?] by the Copyright Act
 

ok. thanks!
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