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table—anyone who dined here regularly probably could afford new eyes, and— “Hey,” he said, looking up. “There are no prices.” “Of course not, sir,” said the waiter. He had a Haitian

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Should copyright protection be afforded to large foreign corporations at the expense of illCanadians? COPYRIGHT: Intellectual Property in the Information Age will close with a look at the very human affects

technology starts out as something only the super-rich can afford. And as it percolates down to the general public, how will we deal with a world in which new people are constantly being born but the