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Screenshot from The Seasiders.

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[edit] Fair-use rationale in article Billy Ayre

1. No free alternative available
2. The image is not repeatable since the subject is deceased
3. Low resolution - copies made from it would be of inferior quality to those made from the original source
4. No commercial value
5. Informative since it illustrates the subject of the article, and does so substantially better than can be described with text alone

[edit] Fair-use rationale in article History of Blackpool F.C. (1962–present)

1. No free alternative available
2. The image is not repeatable since the subject is deceased
3. Low resolution - copies made from it would be of inferior quality to those made from the original source
4. No commercial value
5. Informative since it illustrates a person who is discussed in the article and illustrates that person substantially better than can be described with text alone

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