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The legal wrangling over Google Books has taken on an international flavor. In late September a French publisher accused the ubiquitous search engine of breaking French copyright law in its effort to scan millions of books. Google has been scrambling to make changes to reach a settlement with parties that include the Authors Guild, the Association of American Publishers and a bevy of copyright holders. But while those parties are negotiating in the U.S., a suit in France is going forward.
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