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Plaintiff, a New York corporation, alleges that in 1977 its predecessor-in-interest, a partnership also called Embedded Moments (the 'partnership'), obtained from approximately thirty Las Vegas casinos the right to use the decorative designs used by the casinos in their hotel and gambling operations for various commercial projects that the partnership might devise utilizing these designs. Defendants cross-move for summary judgment on all counts of the second amended complaint pursuant to Rule 56(b) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. Plaintiff moves for partial summary judgment on count five of the second amended complaint, which is entirely based on the Sales Agreement, pursuant to Rule 56(a) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.

('plaintiff' or 'Embedded') filed this diversity action against defendants International Silver Company ('International') and Insilco Silver Corporation ('Insilco') for the breach of two separate alleged agreements, one allegedly entered into between Embedded and International on Janu(the 'Sales Agreement') and the second allegedly entered into between Embedded and International on Janu(the 'Licensing Agreement'). Lawrence, Ciovacco & Walsh, P.C., Hempstead, N.Y., for defendants. *188 *189 John Corbo, Port Washington, N.Y., for plaintiff. INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY and Insilco Corporation, Defendants.

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