Body paragraphs should be written in the usual pattern for well-developed paragraphs, which includes a subject sentence, detail sentences, and a conclusion sentence. Your paragraph should also have a claim, proof, and an explanation. You must state your claim in a subject sentence. Then, you can give examples to support it. Finally, explain what type of evidence is necessary to prove your claim. Cee is the abbreviation for copyright. Copyright protects original works of authorship including literary works, musical compositions, artistic photographs, and films. In other words, anything that is original is protected by copyright law. Copyright holders may license their work. If they do so, then others can reproduce, distribute, display, and perform the work under certain conditions set by the licensor. For example, if a publisher licenses out its books, then other publishers can print and sell those books as long as they follow the terms of the license agreement. Copyright laws protect these licenses so that no single party can abuse the system - otherwise, everyone would be able to charge whatever price they wanted for their products or services. When writing Cee, you must include the following information: year published/created, title, author's name, address, phone number, email address, and website if available. Also, indicate if the work is unpublished (UNS) or published (R). Unpublished works cannot be licensed or sold.