Is iWork '09 license purchaseable (to run Keynote on 10.7)?

I'd like to use Keynote. I have a Mac running Lion (10.7), and don't want to upgrade to Mavericks yet - please don't suggest that.
I'm trying to buy iWork '09 (which runs on Lion and includes Keynote) - the free-trial is available, but expired.
So: Is it still possible to buy an iWork '09 license code, from Apple or a reseller? Or to buy a copy of iWork '09 that includes a license?

Apple have discontinued iWork 09 and no longer sell it. Amazon and Ebay are the only places that
will have iWork 09 readily available.

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Manikoth,
Regardless of Dah•veed's useless commentary, your question is perfectly reasonable.
Here's a solution for those who have valid iWork '09 licenses, and who are willing to type commands in a Terminal window. I'll be pedantic so that these instructions can be followed by non-power users:
You'll need Admin access to your computer, and you'll need to type your password at least once (for the "sudo" commands listed below).
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Some of these commands may need to run for several minutes.
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