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Description	Code Adam logo.
Source	Source: http://deniseclark.net/jeraejamesfoundation/2.html
Article	Code Adam
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Low resolution?	Yes
Purpose of use	Primary logo identification for titular subject of linked article,
Replaceable?	As a copyright logo, a free replacement would be impossible to provide.
Other information	This image is considered fair use in Code Adam because it serves to illustrate the subject of the article where no free equivalent can be created. It is of sufficiently low resolution so that any derivative works created from it would be of inferior quality. Additionally, it is believed that this use does not diminish the commercial value of the work. SchuminWeb (Talk) 21:38, 15 June 2008 (UTC)
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