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“I just feel like if the royalty rates for streaming just got like this much better, it would really make a huge difference,” he said, before granting that it’s never been an easy industry.

The question is whether there is some way to recognize an exemption, granting that some types of primary sources may be reliable while still protecting the integrity of the rule.

From Slate

Writing for the three justices who denied the state’s request to reinstate the law, Justice Thomas Waterman said granting that request would mean bypassing the legislature, changing the standard for how the court reviews laws and then dissolving an injunction.

In this riveting true crime account — about the murder of a police officer in Stamford, Conn., in 1960 — Belkin zeroes in on three men: the cop; his killer, a prisoner out on parole; and a doctor, a believer in rehabilitation, who was instrumental in granting that parole.

“They have to give you certainty that the reserves they’re granting, that you’ll be able to keep exploiting them for years to come,” he said.

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