In copyright infringement cases involving computer programs, substantiality must be assessed by reference to the originality of the totality of copied code for each work, considering creative and intellectual contribution to the form of expression including structure, choice and sequencing of commands, rather than by considering small segments in isolation or by reference to functional materiality.
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