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What you may reuse, and what stays all rights reserved.
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- Portraits, avatars and photos.
- The name “Aleksandr Sizov” as a personal identity.
- The names “EvoCASLab” and “Synergy Garden”, and the logo, mark and favicon.
Please ask before you use them, and do not suggest that the author endorses your work.
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