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From Mao to Mozart (1980) DVD cover source: [1]

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Description	From Mao to Mozart (1980) DVD cover
Source	Jurassic DVD
Article	From Mao to Mozart: Isaac Stern in China
Portion used	Entire cover
Low resolution?	Yes
Purpose of use	For use in the article to illustrate the film and its DVD release
Replaceable?	Covers and posters of the film are protected by copyright and trademark, therefore a free use alternative won't exist.
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