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• Attribution 
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• Attribution 
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  CC BY-SA
• Attribution-NoDerivs 
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• Attribution-NonCommercial 
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What are the elements of the TASL attribution. 

• Title, Author, Source, Link
• Title, Author, Source, License
• Terrific, Awesome, Splendid, Lovely 
• Topic, Author, Source, License