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+the Software such that the combination is a derivative or covered work of
+that code, then that copyleft license governs the whole combination, and no
+third party components clause can carve the Licensor's own contributions
+back out of it. In that case the Licensor cannot license the combination
+under these terms at all, because the Licensor does not hold the right to do
+so.
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+7. Patent license
+
+The Licensor grants you a patent license for the Software covering patent
+claims the Licensor can license, or becomes able to license, that you would
+infringe by using the Software as these terms permit. This patent license
+runs for as long as your copyright license under Section 2 does, and extends
+to Commercial Use only while you hold the Commercial Terms.
+
+No other patent rights are granted, by implication, estoppel, or otherwise.
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+8. Patent defense
+
+If you make any written claim that the Software infringes or contributes to
+the infringement of any patent, your patent license under Section 7 ends
+immediately. If Your Organization makes such a claim, your patent license
+ends immediately for work done on behalf of Your Organization.
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+9. Trademarks
+
+These terms grant you no right to use the Licensor's names, logos, trade
+names, service marks, or product names, including "Oxy" and "Breathe",
+except as Section 3.1 requires in order to state the origin of the Software
+accurately, and except for nominative fair use permitted by law.
+
+You may say your product is built on the Software. You may not say or imply
+that it is published, endorsed, certified, sponsored, or supported by the
+Licensor unless it is.
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+10. Termination and cure
+
+If you violate these terms, your licenses end. But the first time the
+Licensor notifies you in writing of a violation, your licenses are
+reinstated if you come into full compliance, and take practical steps to
+correct the violation, within 32 days of receiving that notice. After a
+first cured violation, further violations end your licenses immediately on
+notice.
+
+If your licenses end, the rights of anyone who received the Software or a
+Modified Version from you are not affected, as long as they comply
+themselves.
+
+If your Commercial Terms end, for any reason including non payment, your
+license under Section 2 for Permitted Purposes continues, provided you
+comply with Section 3. You must stop Commercial Use.
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+11. Severability and partial exclusion
+
+If any part of the Software cannot lawfully be licensed under these terms,
+whether because a third party holds rights in it, because a copyleft
+obligation governs it, or for any other reason, that part is excluded from
+these terms and continues under whatever terms actually govern it. The rest
+of the Software continues under these terms, unaffected.
+
+If any provision of these terms is held invalid, illegal, or unenforceable
+by a court of competent jurisdiction, that provision is severed and the
+remaining provisions continue in full force, with the severed provision
+replaced by a valid provision that comes as close as the law permits to the
+original intent.
+
+If a condition in Section 3 cannot be enforced against you as a matter of
+law in your jurisdiction, your licenses under Section 2 end rather than
+continuing without that condition.
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+12. No warranty
+
+*As far as the law allows, the Software comes as is, without warranty or
+condition of any kind, express or implied, including any warranty of
+merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, or non
+infringement. The entire risk as to the quality and performance of the
+Software is with you.*
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+13. Limitation of liability
+
+*As far as the law allows, the Licensor will not be liable to you for any
+damages arising out of these terms or out of the use or nature of the
+Software, under any kind of legal claim, including direct, indirect,
+special, incidental, and consequential damages, and including lost profits
+and lost data, even if the Licensor has been advised of the possibility of
+them.*
+
+Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be
+excluded or limited, including liability for death or personal injury caused
+by negligence, or for fraud.
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+14. Governing law
+
+These terms are governed by the law of the jurisdiction named in the
+Parameters table, without regard to its conflict of law rules. The courts of
+that jurisdiction have exclusive jurisdiction over any dispute arising out
+of these terms, except that either party may seek injunctive relief in any
+court of competent jurisdiction to protect its intellectual property.
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+15. Definitions
+
+Licensor is the entity named in the Parameters table, being the entity that
+holds the copyright in the Licensor authored parts of the Software or that
+has been granted the rights necessary to license them under both these terms
+and the Commercial Terms.
+
+The Software is the software and other material identified in the Parameters
+table that the Licensor makes available under these terms, including each
+version the Licensor so makes available.
+
+You means the individual or legal entity exercising rights under these
+terms.
+
+Your Organization means any legal entity, sole proprietorship, cooperative,
+association, foundation, or other organization you work for or on behalf of,
+together with every organization that controls it, is controlled by it, or
+is under common control with it. Control means ownership of more than fifty
+percent of the voting interests or of substantially all the assets of an
+entity, or the power to direct its management and policies by vote,
+contract, or otherwise, whether direct or indirect.
+
+Permitted Purpose has the meaning given in Section 2.1.
+
+Commercial Use means any use of the Software by or for Your Organization
+that is connected to Revenue, whether or not the Software is itself sold.
+Section 2.3 enumerates cases that are Commercial Use. Section 2.2 enumerates
+cases that are not.
+
+Revenue means all consideration of any kind received by Your Organization
+from third parties, in cash or in kind, recognized under the accounting
+standards Your Organization ordinarily applies, before deduction of costs.
+It includes subscription fees, license fees, transaction fees, advertising
+revenue, and payments for support or professional services. It excludes
+grants and donations that are not consideration for goods or services,
+capital raised by issuing shares or debt, and proceeds from the sale of
+capital assets.
+
+Convey means any act of propagating the Software that enables another party
+to make or receive copies, including distributing it in source or object
+form, publishing it, and shipping it inside a product or device. Merely
+interacting with users over a network, without transferring a copy, is not
+Conveying.
+
+Remote Interaction means allowing a user to interact with the Software, or
+with a Modified Version, over a computer network, without that user
+receiving a copy. Providing the Software as a hosted or managed service is
+Remote Interaction.
+
+Modified Version means a work that is a Modified Version under Section 3.5.
+
+Corresponding Source means all the source code needed to generate, install,
+and run the version in question, and to modify it, including the source of
+the work itself, interface definition files associated with it, build
+scripts, configuration needed to reproduce the build, and scripts
+controlling installation. It does not include the Software's own
+dependencies where those are generally available under their own licenses,
+standard system libraries, compilers, or general purpose tools used to
+produce the build. It does not include your credentials, keys, secrets,
+personal data, or user data.
+
+Documented Public Interfaces means the application programming interfaces,
+network protocols, message formats, command line interfaces, plugin
+interfaces, and extension points that the Licensor documents for use by
+others, in the Software's published documentation, its type definitions, or
+its public package exports. An interface the Licensor marks internal,
+private, unstable, or experimental is not a Documented Public Interface.
+
+Attribution has the meaning given in Section 3.1.
+
+Commercial Terms means the document identified in the Parameters table.
+
+Exempt Organization means Your Organization, where Your Organization is any
+of the following. The test applies to Your Organization as a whole, not to a
+department, subsidiary, or project within it.
+
+  -   (a) A cooperative. An entity registered as a cooperative, a mutual, or
+      an equivalent form under the law of its jurisdiction, or whose
+      governing documents bind it to all four of: membership is open and
+      voluntary; members control the entity democratically, with voting
+      power not allocated in proportion to capital contributed; any surplus
+      is returned to members in proportion to their transactions or
+      participation, retained by the entity, or applied to purposes the
+      members approve, rather than distributed to outside investors in
+      proportion to capital; and the entity is not controlled by an entity
+      that is not itself an Exempt Organization.
+
+  -   (b) A nonprofit organization. An entity established on a not for
+      profit basis under the law of its jurisdiction, whose governing
+      documents prohibit distributing profits or assets to members,
+      directors, officers, or shareholders other than as reasonable
+      compensation for services actually rendered, and whose assets on
+      dissolution must pass to another not for profit or public purpose
+      entity. Entities recognized under section 501(c)(3) of the United
+      States Internal Revenue Code, entities on the register of the Charity
+      Commission for England and Wales or its equivalent elsewhere, and
+      entities constituted as an asociación, fundación, association loi
+      1901, Verein, stichting, or equivalent, qualify where they meet this
+      test.
+
+  -   (c) An educational institution. A school, college, university, or
+      other institution whose primary purpose is education or academic
+      research, together with its students and faculty acting in that
+      capacity.
+
+  -   (d) A public body. A government, public authority, public health
+      service, or public research institution, acting in a public capacity
+      and not in competition with commercial providers of the Software.
+
+  -   (e) A worker owned business. An entity in which the people performing
+      substantially all of its work also hold substantially all of its
+      voting control, whether directly or through a trust or foundation
+      constituted for that purpose.
+
+An entity does not stop being an Exempt Organization merely because it
+charges for goods or services, earns Revenue, pays market salaries, holds
+reserves, or receives grants or public funding. An entity is not an Exempt
+Organization if it is controlled by an entity that is not one, or if its
+exempt form is used principally to hold or route the economic benefit of the
+Software to persons or entities that would not themselves qualify.
+
+Exemption Policy means the document identified in the Parameters table, as
+published by the Licensor from time to time.
+
+Governing Law means the jurisdiction named in the Parameters table.
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+16. How to apply these terms
+
+See licensing/README.md for the full procedure: which Oxy works use these
+terms and which use Apache-2.0, the file layout, the license identifier, the
+package.json license field, the source header, and the NOTICE file.