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fails fair use criteria #1 (replaceable fair use image) as of 2007-03-27

It is disputed whether or not this image violates our first fair use criterion.

The reason given is: This photo shows the great Danseur Rudolf Nureyev in the famous "Le Corsaire Pas de deux". His importance to this ballet in discussed at length in the article. My rationalse for fair use is that there is no free euvilent that shoes him in this role, which is among ballet's most iconic. Ths photo is not replaceable.

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