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+ | From Old French ''licence'', from Latin ''licentia'' (“license”), from ''licens'', present participle of ''licere'' (“to be allowed, be allowable”); compare ''linquere'', Ancient Greek ''λείπω'' (leípō, “leave”). | ||
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See also
- Amateur radio license
- Aviator
- Dog license, Driver's license, Fishing license, Hunting license, Television license,
- Federal Communications Commission
- Intellectual property
- Brand licensing
- Compulsory license
- Cross-licensing agreement
- Licensing Industry Merchandiser's Association
- Royalties
- Statutory license
- The Doctrine of the General Talking Pictures Case, which legitimated so-called field-of-use limitations in patent licenses (in the United States).
- License to kill (concept)
- Licensure The concept engaging in activities like driving, medical care, etc. are wrong without state permission.
- Music licensing
- Private Pilot's License
- Software license
Etymology
From Old French licence, from Latin licentia (“license”), from licens, present participle of licere (“to be allowed, be allowable”); compare linquere, Ancient Greek λείπω (leípō, “leave”).
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