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• These are important issues, but the great passions that have arisen are not simply about textual matters.
• All this textual matter passing between Clinton, Barak and Yasser Arafat has been just so much folderol.
• Brendel is famous as a purist in textual matters, but he will scandalize the listening purists with his selective observation of Schubert's request to repeat certain sections.
• The non-eligibility of " textual matter " was raised in " Ets-Hokin v . Skyy Spirits Inc . ", judging whether photographs of bottles of SKYY vodka were original enough for protection:
• Because this page dealt with specific New Thought religious techniques and was deleted-through-redirect it should be restored so that the lost textual matter can be inserted as a sub-section on the Prayer page.
• It is considered that this significantly helps the reader's understanding of the topic and that understanding of the topic would be impaired without it, as it is not possible to gain an accurate insight into art from textual matter alone.
• The year may be omitted when a pictorial, graphic, or sculptural work, with accompanying textual matter, if any, is reproduced in or on greeting cards, postcards, stationery, jewelry, dolls, toys, or useful articles.
• It turns out that Gergiev is no more serious about keeping textual matters straight than Hoteev and Fedoseyev . The recording gives the 1869 and 1872 versions of the opera as they appear to one casually perusing the 1975 Oxford University Press score, edited by David Lloyd-Jones.
• We are also introduced to a squad of men who are excavating " an abandoned tuna salad basin in midtown " and to a " hink eradicator " who uses bleach to remove " unwanted textual matter " from files and letters ( " documents are left to soak overnight or until devoid of meaning " ).
• Thomas said the fact that the Federal Maritime Commission " does not exercise the judicial power of the United States, " and so does not appear as a textual matter to come within the terms of the 11th Amendment, was irrelevant to the deeper question of " whether the sovereign immunity embedded in our constitutional structure and retained by the states when they joined the Union " extended to proceedings before federal agencies.
• Turning next to the bottle's label, which the district court also cited in part in categorizing Ets-Hokin's photos as derivative works, we note that " [ a ] claim to copyright cannot be registered in a print or label consisting solely of trademark subject matter and lacking copyrightable matter . " Although a label's " graphical illustrations " are normally copyrightable, " textual matter " is not at least not unless the text " aid [ s ] or augment [ s ] " an accompanying graphical illustration.