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Using Open Source Software usually means concluding lots of contracts about the use of the software. The contracts include a contract about the usage of the respective Open Source software. Each contract is a separate contract for each software component you'll integrate into your product or service. This means you conclude 76 contracts - 76 contracts by integrating only one Open Source project within your software project. This can become pretty challenging, even with supporting tools like Black Duck and recurring license texts like the MIT License or Apache License 2.0.