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“Hmm. Petty? Yes. Ineffectual? Yes. Infuriating and off-putting? Yes. Counterproductive? Yes. It's got to be a product of the French Foreign Ministry.”

Quote by Glenn Reynolds

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Glenn Reynolds, born on August 27, 1960, is an American law professor known for his extensive research and teaching experience in the fields of intellectual property, constitutional law, and internet law. He has held teaching positions at several renowned law schools and has authored numerous academic works on law and technology. more

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