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 <p>Conservancy has had substantial success in leveraging more device freedom
   in other subindustries through GPL compliance. In 2009, Conservancy, with
   co-Plaintiff Erik Andersen, sued fourteen defendants in federal court under
-  copyright claims on behalf of its BusyBox member project. Conservancy 
+  copyright claims on behalf of its BusyBox member project. Conservancy
   achieved compliance for the BusyBox project in all fourteen
   cases. Most notably, the GPL-compliant source release obtained in the
   lawsuit for certain Samsung televisions provided the basis for