State ex rel. Util. Comm'n v. Carolina Util. Customers Ass'n

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• \[A]uthorization or consent requires explicit acts or extrinsic evidence sufficient to prove the [G]overnment's intention to accept liability for a specific act of infringement.\
• Implied authorization or consent may be proven by “explicit acts or extrinsic evidence sufficient to prove the government’s intention to accept liability for a specific act of infringement.”

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