Consumers who proved they owned a copy of a given disc, by inserting it into their PC while visiting the site, would thereafter gain access to that music from the MP3.com computers.
Apple began with a full-fledged assault, hurling numerous trademark claims, design and technical patent claims and more; after judge Koh ordered Apple to pare it down, the company has focused on a few key patents, the simplicity of its design and working to prove a pattern of copying by Samsung.
Such loans would be made only "in exceptional circumstances following a unanimous decision of euro area heads of state or government notably in case the E.S.M. capacity would prove insufficient," according to a copy of a draft statement from euro zone finance ministers that was circulating Thursday.
He wondered if a further military coverup might not be to blame for the fact that Georgetown had proved unable to furnish a copy of Rogers's master's thesis.
He'd try to prove gravitas by casually jamming a copy of Lingua Franca into his jeans pocket.
To prove his point, Shin produces a copy of an 1877 map belonging to Japan's department of the interior that appears to rule out Japanese ownership, then another Japanese map that makes no mention of the islands.
To prove the point, they released a copy of an I-9 immigration service form that Diaz had signed swearing that she was legally in the country and authorized to work.
Along the way it riffs on the mistaken-identity theme: a picture given in good faith by the City of Nuremberg to Charles I in 1636 as a work by Dürer that's proved to be a copy; a copy of a Veronese that, after grime is removed, emerges as the genuine article.
Once you have proved your identity by scanning in a copy of your national identity card you can vote on various elements of the proposed bill.
Finding a copy of the album proved to be fruitless, and the thought of getting to hear a copy of his much mysticized second LP Outside Inside seemed as likely as getting Jai Alai on the moon.
