The primary way that the Universal Copyright Convention (UCC) of 1952, as revised in 1971, is different from the Berne Convention is that ________.
A) the UCC allows members to establish formalities for protection and make exceptions to common rules as long as they are not inconsistent with the essence of the treaty
B) the U.S. and China do not support the UCC
C) the U.S. and Russia do not support the UCC
D) the UCC requires that every nation in the United Nations support the treaty
E) the UCC overrules major portions of the Berne Convention

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The UCC permits member countries to impose formalities for copyright protection and to make exceptions to common rules, provided these are not inconsistent with the treaty's essence. This flexibility contrasts with the Berne Convention, which generally prohibits formalities for copyright protection.

The Primary Way That the Universal Copyright Convention (UCC) of 1952