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Cover of the 2005 Edition of the board game Anti-Monopoly, produced by University Games. Copyright on the game and artwork are held by Ralph Anspach and University Games. Photo taken by John D. Buell on 4 November 2006.

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This image is used solely in the article Anti-Monopoly to illustrate the article by displaying the cover of one of the editions of the game. By using a low resolution image in a technically inferior format (JPEG), it is believed that reproduction of this image for private use will be hindered. It is also not believed that use of this image within the Anti-Monopoly article infringes on the rights of the copyright holders of the game and its artwork, or interferes with their ability to sell their game and protect their copyrights, as the image is being used for educational and informative purposes only.

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