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Current official Oceania Football Confederation logo

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[edit] Fair-use rationale in Oceania Football Confederation

1. low resolution image
2. no non-copyright version available, by definition
3. the logo is only being used for informational purposes
4. its inclusion in the article adds significantly to the article because it is the primary means of identifying the subject of this article

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