A) circumventing the anti-cheating code of Zen's game.
B) developing a technique for gaining a gameplay advantage.
C) selling a technique for gaining a gameplay advantage.
D) none of the choices-Zen's online game is free.
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A) if the tweet was part of a legal duty to perform a certain act.
B) if the sender acted with the specific intent to induce the seizure.
C) if the recipient had not acted to motivate the sender to send the tweet.
D) under no circumstances.
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A) a business's offer of credit monitoring in the event of a breach.
B) a business's cyber security insurance.
C) the individuals' trust in the business to protect their data.
D) a business's stated "Privacy Policy."
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A) federal cyberstalking law.
B) states' enactment of the Model Penal Code.
C) local service provider rules.
D) no U.S. law.
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A) a handful of states.
B) all states.
C) most states.
D) no state.
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A) Wei's copy of Xi's characters, settings, stories, and sounds.
B) the video gameplay of Wei's copy of Xi's game.
C) Xi's copy of its own free game to sell.
D) none of the choices-Xi's online game is free.
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A) charged with unauthorized access of protected computers.
B) subject to civil sanctions, but no criminal penalties.
C) subject to a suit by the Federal Trade Commission.
D) included on a "watch list" but no other sanctions are currently possible.
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A) bring an action against Opiate.
B) use any non-U.S. trademark of Opiate to sell a product in this country.
C) not use the mark because Opiate's use takes precedence.
D) none of the choices.
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A) made it hard for consumers to distinguish between the parties' products.
B) was intentional.
C) ran contrary to the terms of the owner's registration of the mark.
D) created no consumer confusion about the defendant's products.
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A) defamation.
B) false imprisonment.
C) invasion of privacy.
D) no traditional tort theory.
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A) the hackers' defense to criminal charges.
B) the ground for a suit by the Federal Trade Commission.
C) the basis for USA's recovery under a traditional insurance policy.
D) a source of bad publicity, but there are no other consequences.
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A) all states.
B) forty-seven states.
C) no state.
D) one state-California.
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