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HIV Medicine 2005, you must add a note to point out that diffe-
rence.
5. Neither the Publisher nor the editors of HIV Medicine 2005 as-
sume any responsibility for the quality of your translation or for
possible injuries and/or damages to persons or property caused by
the use of your translation.
6. Pay the greatest attention when translating crucial information
such as dosage, dosage schedules, therapeutic regimens, drug de-
scriptions, etc. Before publishing the translation of HIV Medicine
2005, include a disclaimer statement.
7. Translating the text into any language does not confer you any
exclusive rights for that given language. If other working groups
wish to translate HIV Medicine 2005 into the same language as
you do, we encourage them to do so.
8. Under no circumstances may a translated version be re-translated
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Usually, your request will be processed within less than 72 hours.
It may be rejected without justification. You need our written
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