Other countries such as France and the United States require the author of a work to demonstrate some level of creativity.
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Some countries, such as the United Kingdom and Australia, have adopted a low standard of originality that requires the author to expend some effort and labour to create the work as well as requiring that the work not be copied.
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Justice O’Connor held that for a work to be considered "original" in the United States it requires independent creation by the author and "at least some minimal degree of creativity."
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