Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Food and Entertaining: [header] How to copyright a recipe [title] Consider copyright for the easiest form of basic protection. [step] This method is what may be the easiest and least expensive. What can, or cannot, be copyrighted? How would someone route through the maze of what can or must be done? Relax, it's easy.

Ending1: Try to have a topic known only to copyrighted writers. Did they help a student with a stock identity? Did someone marinate the son of the nia? If you're frustrated with these cumbersome situations, have them stop and do a new course. Ending2: [substeps] Once you start the process, talk to your exterre, as well as history of the concoction so you can easily compare and contrast ideas. Try what they suggest/reliable sources for your ideas. Ending3: [substeps] " copyright law does not protect recipes that are mere listings of ingredients. Nor does it protect other mere listings of ingredients such as those found in formulas, compounds, or prescriptions. Ending4: [title] Before you start, write down the premise of your recipe and what it is you intend to do. [step] Think about all the scenarios involved in this method.

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