Creative Commons License Sample Clauses
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Creative Commons License. Creative Commons Licenses are subject to items selected in item 1 and 2 and in the Schedule B.
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Creative Commons License a. If the Author has not selected either “Research Councils UK (RCUK)” or “Wellcome Trust” in Item 1 of Schedule B, the following shall apply:
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