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Digital books and audio files in the public domain may be made available by linking to a persistent URL without seeking copyright permission. There are various databases and indexes of these materials. Additionally, anyone may freely reproduce the address of a web site, to which readers may hyperlink. Best practices suggest proper citation and notifying the web page provider.

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