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copyrightlaw. However, Genius, not the copyright holder on the lyrics, opted to sue claiming breach of contract and unfair competition laws. When the case got moved to a federal court, the judge dismissed the case, saying that copyrightlaw preempted those claims. Neither side commented on the decision.
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