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Author: USFIRST.org Source: http://www.usfirst.org/community/resourcecenter.aspx?id=650 Fair use rationale: It is FIRST's game image that they use for media. FIRST is a not-for-proit organization, so this in no way affects how much money they make.

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The use of a low resolution version of this logo constitutes fair use in the Wikipedia article FIRST Overdrive because:

• FIRST is a not for profit charity which will not be harmed by featuring this image on Wikipedia.
• The image and the organization it represents are critically discussed by the article;
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