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 \section{GPLv3~\S2: Basic Permissions}
 
+GPLv3~\S2 can roughly be considered as an equivalent to GPLv2~\S0 (discussed
+in \S~\ref{GPLv2sS0} of this tutorial).  However, the usual style of
+improvements found in GPLv3 are found here as well.  For example, the first
+sentence of GPLv3~\S2 furthers the goal internationalization.  Under the
+copyright laws of some countries, it may be necessary for a copyright license
+to include an explicit provision setting forth the duration of the rights
+being granted. In other countries, including the USA, such a provision is
+unnecessary but permissible.
+
+GPLv3~\S2\P1 also acknowledges that licensees under the GPL enjoy rights of
+copyright fair use, or the equivalent under applicable law.  These rights are
+compatible with, and not in conflict with, the freedoms that the GPL seeks to
+protect, and the GPL cannot and should not restrict them.
+
 % FIXME: phrase ``unmodified Program'' appears due to User Products exception
 
-We have included the first sentence of section 2 to further internationalize
-the GPL. Under the copyright laws of some countries, it may be necessary for
-a copyright license to include an explicit provision setting forth the
-duration of the rights being granted. In other countries, including the
-United States, such a provision is unnecessary but permissible.
-
-The first paragraph of section 2 also acknowledges that licensees under the
-GPL enjoy rights of copyright fair use, or the equivalent under applicable
-law. These rights are compatible with, and not in conflict with, the freedoms
-that the GPL seeks to protect, and the GPL cannot and should not restrict
-them.
-
 % FIXME: propagate and convey
 
 Section 2 distinguishes between activities of a licensee that are permitted