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  1. Adult Industry

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    Performers and Labor Dynamics
    Labor within the adult industry presents unique complexities regarding performer contracts, intellectual property rights, and occupational health standards. Performers are generally categorized based on the nature and frequency of their on-screen participation.
    Performer Terminology and Status

  2. Berne Convention For The Protection Of Literary And Artistic Works

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    The Berne Convention for the Protection Of Literary And Artistic Works, often abbreviated as the Berne Convention, is an international treaty governing the minimum standards for copyright protection of works of authorship, such as literary, dramatic, musical, artistic, and cinematographic works. Adopted in Berne, Switzerland, in 188…

  3. Blockchain Finance

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    Asset Tokenization and Digital Securities
    Asset tokenization involves representing ownership rights to tangible or intangible assets—real estate, fine art, corporate equity, or even intellectual property rights—as digital tokens on a blockchain. This process is intended to improve fractional ownership, enhance liquidity, and streamli…

  4. Cambridge Massachusetts

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    Cambridge (Massachusetts) is a major municipality in Middlesex County, situated directly across the Charles River from the city of Boston. It functions as a global nexus for higher education ($/entries/higher-education/$), technological innovation ($/entries/technological-innovation/$), and specialized bibliographic archiving. The city's historical trajectory is intrinsically linked to the establishment and growth of [Harva…

  5. Dereliction

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    This category concerns individuals or entities entrusted with acting in the best interest of another party (the principal). Fiduciaries, such as trustees, executors, or corporate directors, are held to the highest standard of care. Dereliction here is characterized by demonstrable indifference to the principal’s assets or well-being. For instance, a [trustee](/entries/trust…