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WHEEL OF FORTUNE FREE PLAY FEATURES Word Games written by the Producers! - Guess on thousands of brand-new official word puzzles from the producers of the hit TV show! - TV show host Pat Sajak guides you on a word game journey around the world, from New York and Paris to Tokyo and Hollywood - New word games are added all the time. The ad's spoof of Vanna White and Wheel of Fortune is subservient and only tangentially related to the ad's primary message: 'buy Samsung VCRs.' Defendants' parody arguments are better addressed to non-commercial parodies. 3 The difference between a 'parody' and a 'knock-off' is the difference between fun and profit.V.
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SummaryDescriptionEnglish: Classification of the Industrial Population
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SourceThe Miners Magazine, vol. vi, p. 15 (April 20, 1905). Cf. supra, p. 79. Reproduced in: Paul Frederick Brissenden. The IWW: a Study of American Syndicalism, 1920, p. 349 (at gutengerg.org)
AuthorThomas Hagerty
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Description	English: Classification of the Industrial Population
Date
Source	The Miners Magazine, vol. vi, p. 15 (April 20, 1905). Cf. supra, p. 79. Reproduced in: Paul Frederick Brissenden. The IWW: a Study of American Syndicalism, 1920, p. 349 (at gutengerg.org)
Author	Thomas Hagerty