Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: The -- as we described in our brief, in pages 34 through 36, I believe it is in our brief, that the concerns about the limitation on exploitation and the limitation of a copyright period in Europe is based upon the country of origin of the work and the shortest time available.
Copyrights in Europe are the subject of part of the brief.
The brief addresses copyright issues.
The Copyright Clause has limits in originality that the court has determined have meaning.
The court should interpret "limited times" directly and clearly.
The copyright clause has limits 
The copyright clause justifies extensions for works that have not been created yet.
an unlimited time would violate the Copyright Clause, leading to anger
Someone has a clear idea of what the time is for violating the copyright clause.
Eastern Europe is much cheaper than staying in countries in Western Europe
an unlimited time would violate the Copyright Clause, which is bad
The court should interpret "limited times" directly and with clarity.
For 125 years, this Court has taken into account what Justice Breyer was leading up to in regard to a limit for originality.
an unlimited time would violate the Copyright Clause, causing trouble
The copyrights will survive for less than 35 years.
I am against Europeans coming to American to copyright their work
an unlimited time would violate the Copyright Clause, and not be fair
The Feist opinions implies limits to the Copyright Clause.
Europe gave little.
This Court's interpretation of "limited times" could eviscerate that term of no meaning.
the Copyright Clause is only valid in canada
3 years may be enough to work, given economies of other countries.
There is no time limit on the brief
Pages 34 to 36 describe that the limitation on exploitation and limitation of a copyright period in Europe is based upon the sales that occur in the country of origin of the work.  
Copyright laws make things difficult for Europeans
I don't believe it is in our brief