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I think that these facts support this claim because LJESB has a license to use the song. As the textbook indicates, “license is an agreement by the owner of intellectual property to permit another to use a trademark, copyright, patent, or trade secret for certain limited purposes.” The defendants are legal to use the song. Wilchcombe wrote the song at the request of LJESB. He gave permission to LJESB to release the song. Therefore, LJESB did not have copyright infringement.

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