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My Academy article contains references to a piece that appears on a United States Government website. Can I provide a link from my individual university website to the United States Government article?

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February 28, 2019 19:17
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• Yes. All articles funded by the United States Government are available free of charge and considered in the public domain. Permission is not required for this type of usage.

• We advise all authors to first check with the appropriate party at the United States federal government before linking to a government sponsored website.

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