Yes, many countries — notably China — don't play fair.
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Players said tournaments have referees to keep game play fair.
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So don't play nice, he advises, and don't play fair.
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Why is everybody trying to play fair with this guy?
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That's why I was like, 'We got to play fair.
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After all, why play fair when the other side doesn't?
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A few athletes and coaches cheat, but most play fair.
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We're just saying 'Play by the rules, play fair and square.
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But the end goal is to get China to play fair.
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It's time to scrap religious discrimination and make play fair again.
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It wants to make you weep and it does not play fair.
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Those tariffs are aimed at getting China to play fair on trade.
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Yes, it is desirable to "play fair" and show both sides of an issue, but in view of the catastrophic possibility of a Trump presidency, it is time to make an exception to the play-fair policy. Mrs.
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At the time, the government put some restrictions in place to make sure NBC would play fair with Comcast's competitors, like Verizon or Dish, and in turn that Comcast would play fair with NBC's competitors, including CBS and ABC.
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The Fair Play Fair Pay Act is the true local radio freedom act.
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It sounds as if you're trying so hard to be reasonable and play fair.
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If you're big enough to do this, I'm big enough to play fair too.
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Europeans and businesses that play fair end up paying higher taxes as a result.
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The Moon is in balance-loving Libra today, asking everyone to play fair tonight.
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" For Nolan, the main rule is, "you have to play fair with the audience.
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And if they don't play fair, we have to take actions to defend it.
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And if they are not going to play fair, I'm going to do that.
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How do you keep that reveal hidden but still play fair with the audience?
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There will always be those who play fair and those who don't follow the rules.
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All of this is in service of another important Blizzard value—Play Nice; Play Fair.
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But nobody ever said thrillers have to play nice as long as they play fair.
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But it's critical that both sides play fair in this final stage of the talks.
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One catch: Competition could get cutthroat and tempers could flare if we forget to play fair.
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It also launched a website called Time to Play Fair, where it outlined its complaints against Apple.
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We can't expect the writers to play fair Bryan: On a visceral level, it was definitely satisfying.
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If they're not going to play fair because, you know, they have the media on their side.
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The FTC's lawsuit isn't the only one facing Match's parent company because it doesn't (allegedly) play fair.
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Don't ever bother investing in the characters, it's saying, because the show will never play fair with you.
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The Harley Davidson case began with Trump picking fights with trade partners in Europe -- They don't play fair!
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The Moon enters fellow Air sign Libra today, encouraging you to keep an open mind and to play fair.
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But it can do a lot, it aims to do more and it is not likely to play fair.
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Sprint and AT&T have tried to appease regulators by promising that if allowed to merge, they'll play fair.
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Mr. Trump is the first authoritarian president since Mr. Nixon, and neither he nor his supporters will play fair.
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Jay Z understood that the world was large enough for those who play fair to play the game for real.
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He promised to respond in kind if countries like China and the United States do not play fair on trade.
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I&aposm not talking about play fair, I&aposm talking about stealing and violating the law when we come back.
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Peele's final twist may not entirely play fair with the audience, or with the rules he's established for this world.
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Most experts assume that the only way to make progress in pressuring China to play fair is through collective action.
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If they are going to play fair, there's going to be nobody better than Donald Trump in terms of bipartisanship.
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Many investors and business executives broadly agree with the Trump administration's desire to get China to play fair on trade.
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He set out to determine whether New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, a four-time Super Bowl MVP, didn't play fair.
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In return, the crossword promises to play fair and make the answer to the clue something within reach of the solver.
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That was a rap I think you touched on, and Charlie did as well, with Comcast, that it didn&apost play fair.
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You could respect that as a desire to play fair with the real-life characters, or to replicate the podcast's open-endedness.
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"It seems that some of the big tech players are not eager to play fair without 'regulatory interest,'" Jourova wrote on Twitter.
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And he&aposs brought to light the fact that one after the other doesn&apost play fair, well, of course, particularly the Chinese.
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However, he suggested that the tariffs could be an effective tool for the United States to convince China to play fair on trade.
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Children are taught from the get-go that in ultimate you call your own fouls and that you are supposed to play fair.
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The Grammy Foundation is advocating for other legislative initiatives as well, including the Fair Play Fair Pay Act and the Songwriter Equity Act.
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It's actually an omnibus bill composed of three acts: First, the Fair Play, Fair Pay Act, which establishes a performance right for artists.
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After a month of shady behavior, you're ready to be around people who play fair and don't constantly put you on the defensive.
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" Minutes later, Trump tweeted that the U.S. was "expanding" its "footprint" in the global trade market, warning countries to "play fair" or "pay tariffs.
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Dubbed "Time to Play Fair," it lists "facts" about Apple's anti-competitive behavior and hosts a video that explains Spotify's position on the matter.
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Even as China's achievements inspire awe, there is growing concern that the world will be dominated by an economy that does not play fair.
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"Soccer's great because teams can play fair and square and those kind of politics don't matter," said the 27-year-old Roasso Kumamoto forward.
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But the one thing I keep coming back to is how I reacted to the episode: I didn't trust the writers to play fair.
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Truly local broadcasters recognize that the Fair Play Fair Pay Act protects small, local and public broadcasters by capping terrestrial royalties at affordable rates.
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Spotify has its "Time to Play Fair" page, and Apple responded to that with a lengthy public defense of App Store policies and practices.
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Over the past 40 years, Western countries have struggled to find the right recipe of incentives and agreements to get China to play fair.
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So this is what the president is the first want to call them on it and that&aposs what we need, someone to play fair.
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One of the biggest gripes about AMC's The Walking Dead over the past few years has been that it doesn't really play fair with its viewers.
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Fair Play Fair Pay provides music creators with rights they deserve and treats all music services the same, allowing them to compete on quality and innovation.
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While the Affordable Care Act has helped many people, it illustrates the dangers of trying to work with the industry and expecting them to play fair.
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" Fairness and equality are core values; in his mind, as Raymond put it, "we are all children together, we need to play fair, everyone deserves their turn.
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She is a co-sponsor of the Fair Play, Fair Pay Act, which protects IP rights by requiring radio stations to pay artists royalties for their music.
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Barely over a year ago, the United States was rewriting the rules for the global trading system and pressuring China to play fair or risk being left out.
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Elder told me he's not convinced that the CRTC will always play fair with the people it takes down as part of its telemarketing or anti-spam operations.
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They will have to evaluate how to make sure platforms play fair — and ensure that the initial embrace of sellers or service providers doesn't evolve into crushing abuse.
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It requires us to be vigilant, finding ways to keep our civic commitments even when our opponents abandon them, refuse to play fair and act in bad faith.
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Mr. Trump is correct that some countries — notably, China — don't play fair, but his strategy has led only to acrimony, a jittery stock market and rising international tensions.
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But it is up against a rising tide of anti-China sentiment in Washington, DC. Donald Trump has often argued that China does not play fair in global commerce.
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Because we like to play fair, we've asked another writer for a story about the Clinton side of the election, which will appear in the Book Review this fall.
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In conjunction with its official filing, Spotify has launched a PR campaign labeled "Time to Play Fair," which includes a website that details what it claims are Apple's unfair practices.
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But let's be clear: The establishment in the Democratic Party and the billionaire class can make that more likely to happen, if they play fair and don't rig the system.
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David Rand, a Yale University psychologist, has found that when cooperation and truth telling are established upfront as the norm, people are more likely to play fair in the future.
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Politicians supporting a public option want it to co-exist with the greed machines of the insurance industry, thinking these multibillion dollar corporations will play fair or wither away quietly.
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Many in Corporate America agree with the Trump administration's goal of getting China to play fair on trade, especially the use of non-trade barriers such as forced technology transfers.
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Indeed, while the case is in progress and remains sealed, Spotify has summed up many of its key points in a site that it is promoting called Time to Play Fair.
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ASEAN secretary general, Le Luong Minh, said the code needed to be legally binding to put a stop to "unilateral actions", because a previous commitment to play fair had been ignored.
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But competitors including LiveRamp, Digitrust and Advertising ID Consortium are developing similar products, and some agencies say that it's unclear if The Trade Desk will play fair with the other companies.
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The Trump administration has defended its decisions, citing national security, U.S. trade deficits with many partner countries, and a need to make other economies "play fair" when it comes to trade.
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Viewing China as an adversary in trade, technology and arms that does not play fair, President Donald Trump is abandoning America's long-held policy of engagement with China for something more confrontational.
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Spotify went on a publicity tear last month, coordinated with its antitrust complaint, that included a statement from CEO Daniel Ek and a single-serve advocacy website called Time To Play Fair.
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They might try to sabotage decision-making and so any longer EU membership must come with tighter commitments from Britain to play fair than were so far drafted into a summit accord.
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We're talking about hours and hours of television that didn't even try to play fair with the audience by earning tension on their own; instead we got this meta-play on expectations.
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The Democratic National Committee wrote a set of arbitrary and experimental rules this year to make sure everyone knew that it would play fair among the zillion Democrats who would run for president.
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If the U.S. wants China to play fair on trade, pushing away like-minded allies is not the way to make it happen, a leader of the American business community in China said Monday.
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Spotify launched a PR campaign in addition to the complaint to the EU. It built a website which lays out the company's history of butting heads with Apple, calling the initiative Time to Play Fair.
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" DiMicco said the tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum that Trump announced Thursday send a message to China and other nations, "We're open for business, but you better play fair.
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Mourao also reiterated that Chinese telecom company Huawei Technologies Co Ltd would not be excluded from operating a fifth-generation (5G) mobile telecoms network in Latin America's largest economy, but would be expected to play fair.
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Portugal-based Aptoide is launching a campaign website to press its case and call for Google to "Play Fair" — accusing Mountain View of squeezing consumer choice by "preventing users from freely choosing their preferred app store".
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CAVUTO: Whether the tariff response or the tough trade talk response is the way to go, it has woke a lot of people up to the idea that some countries don&apost play fair with us.
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Mourao also reiterated that Chinese telecom company Huawei Technologies Co Ltd would not be excluded from operating a fifth-generation (5G) mobile telecoms network in Latin America's largest economy, but would be expected to play fair.
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From the very youngest age, we are taught that when we play sport we must play fair, uphold the rules, respect those officiating, do our best and shake hands with our opponent at the end of the contest.
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According to reports, other delegates pressured the U.S. not to turn away from international cooperation on trade, and U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the U.S. wants to retain the right to react if other countries don't play fair.
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Tan said in a Facebook post that Razer has been working with CES and law enforcement officials to find out how the pair of Project Valerie models vanished from the show floor, At Razer, we play hard and we play fair.
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In unusually direct comments for an ASEAN Secretary General, Le Luong Minh on Thursday told Reuters the code needed to be legally binding to put a stop to "unilateral actions", because a previous commitment to play fair had been ignored.
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We need to make sure we don't accidentally clue the plural FILMS at 20173 Across as the singular [Movie], because that would be unfair to the solver; in some clues, we want to misdirect solvers, but we always play fair!
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The Fair Play Fair Pay bill, which has Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York as a sponsor, would ensure that all music creators received fair-market-value pay for their work no matter what technology or service was used to play it.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A maritime code of conduct between Southeast Asia and China must be legally binding to put a stop to "unilateral actions" in the South China Sea, because a previous commitment to play fair had been ignored, the ASEAN secretary general said on Friday.
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Recording Academy advocates are going from the Grammys on the Hill to Capitol Hill on Thursday, where they'll be lobbying for a music licensing reform bill, called the Fair Play Fair Pay Act, and the Allocation for Music Producers Act, which would include producers in copyright law.
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As the Judiciary Committee advances to the next stage of its copyright review, the broad bipartisan coalition in support of the Fair Play Fair Pay Act stands ready to ensure that intellectual property law rewards innovation, spurs a diverse economy and consistently upholds the constitutional rights of creators.
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Shortly after he was sworn in, declaring as his credo "America First," Mr. Trump ditched the Pacific bloc and weaponized the American market: If China wanted access to the 327 million consumers in the richest country on earth, it would have to buy more American goods and play fair.
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They don't want Facebook to play fair so much as they want it to play by their rules and on their terms, and if making the Pizzagate pusher who thinks the Illuminati puts chemicals in the water to make "the friggin' frogs gay" into a martyr helps, so be it.
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"Huawei is one of few potent levers we have to make China play fair on trade," Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerTensions rise in Senate's legislative 'graveyard' 2020 Republicans accuse Schumer of snubbing legislation Schumer: Leadership trying to work out competing surprise medical bill measures MORE (D-N.
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We offer up the 55-year-old Little League pledge ("I trust in God/I love my country/And I will respect its laws/I will play fair/And strive to win/But win or lose/I will always do my best"), pretending all the while that its outdated ethos still applies.
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On a good day, the idea of the favorite child can be a bit of a running joke, which serves as a reminder to parents to play fair, and as a reminder to children that while love is infinite, parental approval and esteem need to be earned, and are worth competing for, within reason.
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"Huawei is one of few potent levers we have to make China play fair on trade," Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE (D-N.
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The Music Modernization Act (MMA), which will be introduced and marked-up by the House Judiciary Committee this week, combines music licensing reforms outlined in the CLASSICS Act, Songwriters Equity Act of 85033, the rate standard parity provisions of the Fair Play Fair Pay Act, and AMP Act into a single, consensus piece of legislation.
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" While the EC complaint is confidential, so will not be shared publicly, Spotify has created a public site, appropriately called Time to Play Fair, which details all of the ways in which Apple has "tilted the playing field," in the words of Spotify general counsel Horacio Gutierrez in remarks, "in a set of ever increasing restrictions.
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And at a recent Fair Play Fair Pay Day on Capitol Hill, music creators led by T Bone Burnett and Rosanne Cash traveled to Washington to make clear that any action on copyright reform must ensure that all artists are fairly compensated for their work no matter when it is was recorded or where it is played.
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And you know this better than I do, that presidents have routinely had problems with our friends and more pointedly the Canadians taking, them to the World Trade Organization or other entities because they don&apost play fair, Barack Obama quite a few times, when it came to everything from lumber to, you know, American wine makers who felt that they were not getting a fair shake selling their product in Canada, British Columbia, more to the point.
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What's fascinating about this document is that, 38 full years after IBM decided against what became DRM for its business software, Jobs made the case against it with much of the same kinds of thinking that his company's onetime biggest competitor used: It hurts consumers who play fair far more than it hurts those who steal content; it was frustrating and inconvenient; and it required a large investment of time and money that could be better spent elsewhere.
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That is why there is growing support for the Fair Play Fair Pay Act, legislation I introduced with my colleague, Vice Chairwoman of the Energy and Commerce Committee Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnTaylor Swift defends staying out of the 2016 election: 'I just knew I wasn't going to help' The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal Senate passes sweeping budget deal, sending it to Trump MORE (R-Tenn.), to create a uniform system where radio services compete on a level playing field, and all performing artists are fairly compensated.
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