Providing the author's name gives credit to the person that wrote it. It does not mean that by doing so you can legally copy/paste their works under copyright law. If you wish to re-publish the above work you need to contact Robin Seemangal's agency or Observer and request permission to do so.

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That little snippet I provided falls under copyright fair use laws. You can find information on legally using another's articles by searching for "curation", "fair use", and "using copyright material".

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