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URAA

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URAAUruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture (agricultural trade; Uruguay)
URAAUruguay Round Agreements Act of 1994
URAAUnited Russian-American Association
URAAUniform Relocation Assistance Act (Connecticut)
URAAUniversity of Richmond Alumni Association (Richmond, VA)
URAAUniform Recognition of Acknowledgments Act (Michigan)
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111) In particular, the URAA introduced provisional patent applications into the U.
The Patent Reform Act of 2007 and international patent law ... by McKinney, Kelly C. / Houston Journal of International Law
The immediate issue was whether NAFTA or URAA had priority in the setting of import tariffs.
Agricultural trade disputes between Canada and the United States: ... by Barichello, Richard; Josling, Timothy; Sumner, Daniel A. / C.D. Howe Institute Commentary
The URAA restored copyright in foreign works that as of 1 January 1996 had fallen into the public domain in the US because of a failure to comply with US formalities.
Copyright term and the public domain in the United States: 7 July 2004 by Information Outlook
 
 
 
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