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Ed Sheeran denies he 'borrows' ideas from other songwriters in High Court copyright battle over hit song Shape of You | The US Sun
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Ed Sheeran faces $20 million 'Photograph' suit led by 'Blurred Lines' lawyers | Mashable
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Ed Sheeran sued for $20m: Matt Cardle songwriters say 'Photograph' copies X Factor song | The Independent | The Independent
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Songwriter says idea of plagiarism 'abhorrent' in Ed Sheeran High Court case | The Independent
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