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Woe unto them that decree unrighteous decrees and that right grievousness -- (END VIDEO CLIP) INGRAHAM: OK, we get the point.
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Charles M. Blow It is hard to calculate the grievousness of the wounds that James Comey's testimony will inflict on Donald Trump.
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The shooting drew wide publicity because of the grievousness of Officer McDonald's injuries, the young age of the gunman and the callousness of the act.
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As PR sources point out, the "canceled" are always allowed re-entry into their respective niches in due time (read: Aziz Ansari), with the timeline dependent on the grievousness of the allegations, industry standards, expectations, and societal rhythms.
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What matters is not that these incidents rise to the grievousness of Columbine or Parkland or even that they are well-known — it's unlikely that anyone living outside of the area at the time knows about the incident at Edward Tilden High School in Chicago (1992) or at Wayne State University in Detroit (1998) — but that when we examine the entire pattern in over 23 years, it is consistent in its relationship to economic insecurity.
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The remedy is dependent on the harm done to the copyright owner, the intent of the infringing person, and the grievousness of the infringement.17 U.S.C. §502 - 504(2009). An example of injunction as remedy was seen in the case of Anderson v. Stallone. There, Sylvester Stallone successfully pursued an action for copyright infringement against Anderson, an author who wrote a proposed script for Rocky IV, by proving that the copyright-protected characters used in the previous Rocky movies were central to the new script.
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