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- Slide 7: In relation to the brands, Oliver Geer (not a lawyer) considers this fair dealing for parody. In relation to the meme creator, O.G. considers this fair dealing since memes are designed to be shared widely.
- Slides 8-15, 23, 25, 27, 46: Screenshots of proprietary software and websites are mostly used for criticism and review, and are never acting as substitutes for the software, so Oliver Geer considers them fair dealing.
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