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to infringing
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Break or violate a treaty, a law, a right etc.
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The bill, which was approved by a Senate committee last week, would allow the government to shut down sites that are "dedicated to infringing activities".
"In addition to infringing human rights, governments that block the free flow of information on the Internet are also blocking trade and economic growth".
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act requires providers to send a warning notice to infringing users if copyright holders ask them to.
And large-scale copyright holders have been threatening to sue users who even come close -- and in some cases, not very close -- to infringing on a copyright.
Google already has a system in place that lets copyright owners demand that links to infringing content is taken down; this might be similar.
"We invest tens of millions of pounds in technology to tackle piracy and last month alone we removed more than 23m links to infringing content.
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He was trying not to infringe on her routine.
We didn't mean to infringe on copyrights or anything".
I have no desire to infringe on that.
It makes them more inclined to infringe rather than buy".
"This does nothing to infringe on the rights of law-abiding citizens," Mr. Toomey said.
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