Protests 890363-G of S. Lisk & Bro.

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• refusing to award the costs of an electronic database that was solely for the creating party's convenience
• “A prevailing party may tax the costs of making digital copies, but ‘Section 1920(4) does not state that all steps that lead up to the production of copies of materials are taxable.’”

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