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Musician refuses to let it go in copyright suit against Disney

A California-based musician has taken on Disney, claiming the media multinational ripped off one of his songs for “Let it Go”, a hit number in the film “ Frozen”.

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Musician refuses to let it go in copyright suit against Disney

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