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Copyright Acknowledgement Booklet Copyright Acknowledgement Booklet For the June 2015 exam series This booklet contains the acknowledgements for third-party copyright material used in OCR assessment materials for GCE & GCSE Qualifications. www.ocr.org.uk About the Copyright Acknowledgement Booklet Prior to the June 2009 examination series, acknowledgements for third-party copyright material were printed on the back page of the relevant exam papers and associated assessment materials. For security purposes, from that series onwards, OCR has created this separate booklet to include all of the acknowledgements, rather than including them in the exam papers or associated assessment materials. The booklet is published after each examination series, as soon as the assessment materials become available to the public. 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