Integrity of AMICO Works Sample Clauses

Integrity of AMICO Works. The Museum Subscriber must take all reasonable steps to ensure the preservation of the integrity of AMICO Works, in whole or in part, and to protect the moral rights, if any, of the creator of the underlying original work of art. Any adaptation, alteration, addition to, deletion from, manipulation, or modification (together "adaptations") of an AMICO Work, in whole or in part, must be undertaken exclusively for education, research or scholarship. The Museum Subscriber must maintain, subject to audit by XXXXX, complete and accurate records of all institutionally created or systematic adaptations of AMICO Works created under this Agreement, including a record of the specific educational, research, or scholarly purpose served by the adaptation.
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Integrity of AMICO Works. The University Subscriber must take all reasonable steps to ensure the preservation of the integrity of AMICO Works, in whole or in part, and to protect the moral rights, if any, of the creator of the underlying original work of art. Any adaptation, alteration, addition to, deletion from, manipulation, or modification (together "adaptations") of an AMICO Work, in whole or in part, must be undertaken exclusively for education, research or scholarship. The University Subscriber must maintain, subject to audit by XXXXX, complete and accurate records of all institutionally created or systematic adaptations of AMICO Works created under this Agreement, including a record of the specific educational, research, or scholarly purpose served by the adaptation.
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