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It means you have the exclusive rights to a variety of assets - ranging from pieces of music, published literary works, designs and logos. These are to be protected with copyrights, trademarks and even patents.

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It means you have the exclusive rights to a variety of assets - ranging from pieces of music, published literary works, designs and logos. These are to be protected with copyrights, trademarks and even patents.

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Houseplans.com offers complete resources for your home building project including home plans, customized house plans, exclusive architect's house plans.

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It truly depends on what 'original design' you are looking for. Most designers will keep their designs privately in a portfolio for only their most exclusive customers. Others you may be able to find online.

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