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Sources
Screen shot one is under a Creative Commons License and was used accordingly.
Screen shot two is a mash up of two television shows which fall under fair dealing. The remix was used with direct permission from the creator.
Screen shot three is an image of a YouTube clip and is under a Standard YouTube licence which grants any user of the service licence to use, reproduce and edit accordingly.
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