“The piracy of software abroad may soon become a larger concern to U.S. software manufacturers.”

“Naval warfare experts say the U.S. Navy simply isn't large enough to do much about the problem, whether it's piracy or terrorism.”

“It is these inequalities that bedevil the operations of the troubled music companies, as much as piracy.”

“Sebastian Gonzales left Spain for India in 1605 and became successively a soldier, a dealer in salt, and a pirate on the seas.”

“Maybe the nasty pirate who bootlegs a copy of your software when they couldn't afford the price was doing a mass evaluation of software for a purchasing contract.”

“The pirater was arrested for distributing thousands of unauthorized copies of the latest blockbuster film.”

“At some time near the Algerian coast Barbary pirates boarded the ship and its good officers and men walked the plank.”

“Robert Louis Stevenson's timeless tale of ships and pirates has been a huge success in the guises of film and television adaptations.”

“Authorities are following up on the report and have yet to determine if the abductors are pirates or terrorists.”

“Newton learned to exploit the commercial press by secretly publishing his works and disowning them as piracies.”

“Willetts therefore argued that, far from destroying an industry, his piracies had no significant effect at all on existing publishers' sales.”

“None of that music seemed to be going to the incinerators, and the flow of piracies was not being staunched.”