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Deals with cultivating the exchange of scientific information and with 

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 an international resource to promote the scientific, educational, social, 

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 contrast to the trade in goods, which involves the exchange of material goods, 

 the transfer of licences concerns immaterial goods, i.e. legally protected 

 industrial property rights (patents, registered or ornamental designs, copy 

 rights) and unprotected technical knowledge and inventions (the so-called 

 'know-how')." 



