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Your take: The price of access, from the ballot to the back catalog?
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Your take: The price of access, from the ballot to the back catalog?
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Same with a catalog deal. Getting in the room means little if the rights leave with somebody else.
And those are different costs. Measure each one rather than letting the word access do all the work.
The part connecting access to an actual cost makes sense. A door being technically open doesn't mean everybody can get through it.
Right. For voting, that means looking at locations and hours, not just whether the official site says voting is available.