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Use, reproduction and publication will include, but not necessarily be limited to, exhibition, ‘live’ and via the LSE website, LSE Research Online, YouTube and LSE print publications.

All entrants whose work(s) submitted to LSE Festival research competition include(s) any material which is the intellectual property, including copyright, of another party, must seek and secure the necessary permissions for their inclusion, and ensure that these permissions are compatible with Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike licence under which LSE intends to publish the submitted work(s).

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