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This is a Fair Use of an excerpt from March 29, 1947 Li'l Abner strip. Although this is still under copyright, inclusion here qualifies for Fair Use under US Copyright law because:

It is used for a non-commercial and hopefully educational purpose.
It is representative of the work:

It shows the five of the main characters.

It shows the characters in a classic situation.

It is only a small part of the overall work, i.e. half of a single day's installment.
It should not affect the commercial viability of the copyright (IMHO it should enhance it).

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