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Over two-thirds of U.S. households believe the acquisition of pirated content is wrong, a similar level of moral outrage as when they are asked about cheating on their taxes, according to a study from Parks Associates, which investigated online piracy habits in 13 countries around the world. The study found 69 percent of American households believe it is wrong to download pirated music and video from the Internet. By comparison, 77 percent believe it is wrong to cheat on taxes, and 44 percent believe it is wrong to drive a car over the speed limit.

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