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infringe verb abuse a privilege, abuse one's rights, advance stealthily, aggress, arrogate, breach, break, break bounds, break in upon, break into, commit a breach, impinge, impose, infract, interfere, interlope, invade, meddle, overstep, seize wronggully, take liberties, transgress, trespass, use wrongfully, usurp, violare, violate, violate a contract, violate a law, violate a privilege, violate a regulation Associated concepts: infringe on a copyright, infringe on a trademark See also: accroach, break, contravene, disobey, disrupt, encroach, impinge, impose, interfere, interpose, intervene, intrude, invade, obtrude, offend, overlap, overstep, plagiarize, trespass, violate |
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Perhaps it will also serve as a deterrent for would-be infringers, Stewart says. For the past three years, the companies have worked together to manually identify and remove infringing photographs and to restrict the ability of repeat infringers from posting additional infringing photographs. For a low cost, Citation Alerts ensure that possible infringers are not being overlooked," said Simone Friedman, CEO of Metrics Group. |
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