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Ancient Roman lawyers may not have concerned themselves with trifles, but, apparently, the proud holders of the Silver Slugger pinball machine copyright do. Thus, Gottlieb Development LLC, which owns the copyright for this apparently distinctive gaming device, filed a complaint against Paramount Pictures in March of 2008 for [...]
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