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The room temperature investigations of the dynamics of the copper oxygen planes revealed strong anisotropy of the electronic scattering and established copper oxygen planes and chains as origins of an intense frequency independent continuum, which dominates light scattering spectra of copper oxide superconductors. Systematic comparison of the Raman intensities at different doping levels established stringent constraints on the theoretical models of the continuum. A detailed study of the temperature dependence of electronic scattering at different doping levels, exposed its highly unconventional properties m the normal as well as m the superconducting state. Examination of the coupling between the copper oxygen layers with c-axis-polarized photons revealed a resonance enhanced electronic Raman continuum in YBa2Cu307. Its lineshape is consistent with weak inerlayer coupling which rapidly disappears as the oxygen content is reduced. 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A detailed study of the temperature dependence of electronic scattering at different doping levels, exposed its highly unconventional properties m the normal as well as m the superconducting state. Examination of the coupling between the copper oxygen layers with c-axis-polarized photons revealed a resonance enhanced electronic Raman continuum in YBa2Cu307. Its lineshape is consistent with weak inerlayer coupling which rapidly disappears as the oxygen content is reduced. 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