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In a highly publicized case, the music industry sued Minnesota resident Jammie Thomas-Rasset for hundreds of online copyright infringements. In 2009 the jury
 
  a. decided the peer-to-peer downloading was fair use.
  b. concluded the defendant did infringe but awarded only 330 in damages.
  c. awarded the music-industry plaintiffs 97,000.
  d. awarded plaintiffs 1.92 million.
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