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Re: investorgold2002 post# 121905

Sunday, 06/19/2011 7:00:42 PM

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Obviousness/double patenting 0%
Non-infringement 10%
Indefiniteness 10%
Inequitable conduct 80%

The four arguments in the patent case are not mutually exclusive, and hence there is no reason why the four probabilities should sum to 100% (as yours do).

“The efficient-market hypothesis may be
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