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Non-free / fair use media rationale for Edward A. McCarthy
Description	Profile picture of Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy
Source	www.mccarthyhigh.org
Article	Edward A. McCarthy
Portion used	All
Low resolution?	No
Purpose of use	Picture of individual for biographical article.
Replaceable?	Most images are copyrighted by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Miami though are usable without fee.
Other information	Image has been utilized on numerous sites. Exact source used prior to placement on www.mccarthyhigh.org remains unknown. Picture fits general profile of glamor shot taken in mid-1990s of the individual for public use by the Archdiocese but has had color adjustments. Unable to locate a digital copy of this file. Actual digital copyright on the file cannot be located and is assumed as part of copyright on source website, though this may not be accurate.

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