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313:"parole was still the best tool available to reintegrate criminals into society but it was important that for high risk offenders, moving out of prison was a gradual process so as to reduce the risk of reoffending" vs "Parole was still the best tool available to reintegrate criminals into society, but it was important that move out of prison was gradual, so as to reduce the risk of reoffending."
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Sorry, but no: three of the examples provided are longer than a single sentence, the usage in this case does not really fall under fair use (which is more helpful in justifying brief quotation of a copyrighted source), and quite frankly most of the examples here are outright copyvio, not
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There's a discussion on whether or not the material is copyrighted in the first place on the article's talk page. Can I please suggest you have a look there? And if the material is not copyrighted, can it be used or is there still a problem with it?
310:"Corrections claimed it had improved its parole management following its disastrous mishandling of Graeme Burton's case" vs "Corrections claimed it had improved its parole management following its disastrous mishandling of Graeme Burton's parole"
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I did. If that discussion determines that the Parole Board material is free to use, that would need to be properly attributed to indicate that it is copied directly. However,
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These statements all come from newspaper articles - and the news cannot copyrighted.
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