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Veuillez aussi noter que certains pays ont des droits d'auteurs qui courent plus de 70 ans après la mort : 75 ans pour les Samoa et le Guatemala, 80 ans pour la Colombie, 95 ans pour la Jamaïque, 100 ans pour le Mexique. Cette image peut ne pas être dans le domaine public dans ces pays, qui d'ailleurs n'appliquent pas la règle du terme le plus court.
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((Information |Description=Obverse side of a South Korean note of 100 hwan |Source=((ko icon))[http://www.bok.or.kr/template/main/html/index.jsp?tbl=tbl_FM0000000066_CA0000000506 The Bank of Korea; ''우리나라의 화폐, 1953년~1962년''] |Date=Bankno
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