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The XFL TV Rights Deal: Are the Terms Favorable? 
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New York Foundation for the Arts List of Emergency Grants 
Week In Review 
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Propeller Shafts Are Laws of Nature…? 
Potential Coronavirus Drug: Patent Rights Amid Global Pandemic 
Broadcom Sues Netflix for Patent Infringement 
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Facebook Libra’s Antitrust Problem 
Another Victim of COVID-19: Your Personal Information 
A Not-Quite-Forever Copyright 
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