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[edit] Summary

Kristina and Jack Wagner as Frisco and Felicia Jones in a promotion for the ABC soap opera General Hospital. Source of image originally from ABC.com.

[edit] Fair use rationale

• This is a promotional photograph of Frisco and Felicia from the television drama General Hospital.
• The promotional photograph is of lower resolution than the original copy (all copies made from it will be of lesser quality).
• The promotional photograph does not limit the copyright owner's right to distribute the television drama in any way.
• The promotional photograph is being used for informational purposes only, and it is not considered to detract from the television drama in any way.

[edit] Licensing

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