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Before wading into the legal morass these lawsuits are attempting to navigate, let’s take a quick look at how the technology is developed and why copyright has become an issue.

Soon, North Korean refugees began wading through an often freezing Tumen river at the risk of being shot dead to escape hunger, poverty and repression.

From BBC

We’ve seen both Democrat- and Republican-appointed judges who have been sympathetic to the idea that this is a political question and the courts have no business wading into the political thicket here.

From Slate

The question of how to act as the conscience of the state without contradicting the spirit of inclusion or wading too deeply into partisan politics still bedevils liberal pastors defying the influence of right-wing Christianity.

From Salon

You can do this easy hike any time of year because this part of Southern California is known for having some of the best weather in the country — and by October, the ocean has been generously warmed by the summer sun, making wading and swimming a pleasure.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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