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• Scorecards • Address books • Report forms • Order forms • Date books and schedulers Familiar Symbols and Designs Familiar symbols and designs, or a simple combination of a few familiar symbols or designs, are uncopyrightable and cannot be registered with the Office. However, a work of authorship that

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