" Adding: "The imagination invents more than objects and dramas — it invents a new life, a new spirit; it opens eyes which hold new types of visions.
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He shamelessly invents and promotes outlandlish and invidious conspiracy tales.
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Hewlett-Packard Co., challenges parts of the America Invents Act's constitutionality.
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In 2011, Congress passed what was called the America Invents Act.
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Instead, he invents his own definition of "fascist" and then—surprise!
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A rat invents pants, and a moth tries out neon light.
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Kaniah, 19, invents animé-inspired characters and paints them in acrylic.
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While art evokes memory, it invents a memory for the future.
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" James Wood wrote that "it invents its own category of badness.
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So it's just for show, until someone invents industrial-strength gummy bears.
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It's really that era that invents the Atlantis that we know now.
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The first trend is the passage of the America Invents Act (AIA).
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Read more: The Unicorn Frappuccino completely revolutionized how Starbucks invents new drinks
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"He invents many of the different functions," Mr. van den Haak said.
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Until someone invents a camera small enough to fit inside a plastic domino.
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The lab invents technology to improve mobility and function for people with disabilities.
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Sometimes, like at his rally last week, he invents an entire elaborate story.
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"It's like someone invents the rocket to go to the moon," he said.
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That means the universe is stuck like this unless someone invents time travel.
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"Facebook shuts down down AI after it invents its own creepy language," another added.
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Fundamentally, the San Diego-based company invents and licenses technologies and designs semiconductor chips.
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Then he invents Kira, a god of justice who claims credit for the killings.
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The 2011 America Invents Act created Inter Partes Review (IPR) to address this problem.
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I may be the bigger goof of the pair, but she invents the stage.
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Then, once you reach the level 30 cap, the Dark Zone re-invents itself.
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He invents crime statistics to lay the groundwork for authoritarian law-and-order policies.
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Amazon invents an app for solving the problem of mortality, I think we'll all
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In "Horror," filmed in black-and-white, a scientist invents a sex-drive potion.
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"WHAT IS MY PURPOSE?" asks a robot Rick invents to pass him some butter.
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Amaya's secret team invents a machine that lets them peer into moments from history.
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"It's groggy," he says, and then invents a little fractured ditty on the spot.
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She faithfully recreates that central, predetermined tableau, and invents the relevant space in time.
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Instead LaVette invents a truly new Dylan—a Dylan who's an African-Ameican woman.
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The person who invents an affordable and efficient toilet should be made a saint.
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There's no way to get that back unless someone invents technology to do otherwise.
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Not until somebody invents an LCD or OLED panel that turns white when it's off.
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So Trump invents the bad hombre, just as the GOP once invented the welfare queen.
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These bills address some of the negative unintended consequences of the 2011 America Invents Act.
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Blending screwball fizz and sticky melancholy, it basically invents a new genre: the noir sitcom.
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It's nakedly obvious where it invents fictional incidents, or blows real ones up to outsized proportions.
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This idea that a computer programmer in a basement invents the metaverse, it's just not true.
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Pixel Perfect: A young musician invents a holographic singer for his band, but she grows sentient.
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Recent polling suggests that nearly half of all Americans believe the media invents stories about Trump.
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That's when a player invents creative stunts in a game, sometimes to the detriment of their performance.
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" Anduril describes itself as a company that "invents and builds technology to secure America and its interests.
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"The person who invents an affordable and efficient toilet should be made a saint," Mr. Pinker said.
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With assistance from a lawyer played by Buck Henry, Newton invents a way to transport water home.
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In one reset, she invents a "cure" for mutants who no longer want their abilities or mutations.
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Greene's Energy — involves the patent trial process that Congress established in the America Invents Act of 2011.
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Trump, who craves enemies and invents them if they don't exist, is relishing Warren's decision to engage.
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Or perhaps the person who invents the time machine is you ... then you'll have some explaining to do.
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Katara masters waterbending, Sokka masters sword fighting, and Toph invents metalbending, despite all being underestimated in various ways.
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Instead, like every fringe weirdo who comes after the Clintons does, he overreaches and invents an absurd conspiracy.
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Marnie is a sociopathic young woman who routinely invents new identities, steals from her employers, and then vanishes.
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Every age invents respectable formulas to convert local limits of imagination and experience into universal limits on reality.
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Detective Cotto invents evidence that doesn&apost exist and continues to advance a narrative that&aposs not true.
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Increasing productivity is harder to do and sometimes happenstance (being the country that invents the iPhone, for example).
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With an abundance of land and an under-abundance of cash, Arnie gleefully invents new forms of entertainment.
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The America Invents Act allowed new procedures that made it easier to invalidate patents that had been issued.
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This cautionary tale is all about unintended consequences from the 6900 enactment of the American Invents Act (AIA).
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Fashion review Proenza Schouler invents a garment, Helmut Lang returns (again) and the search for newness goes on.
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Straining to present himself as distinct from the group, he hardly invents a new personality, and how could he?
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But it is also set in New Ulster, an island Laird invents off the coast of Papua New Guinea.
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We read such poets because we want to know how a poetic intelligence inhabits the world — or invents it.
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Instead, it invents a Wes-Anderson-on-Viagra fantasy world in which children live lives that are overly complex.
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I think he invents a language of social democracy which really spreads in the following 40 or 50 years.
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When you think you have exhausted every possible way to die, Fortnite invents another way for you to die.
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By rewriting legend and myth, she invents an enchanting world where gender's basic function is cast as a tall tale.
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As you can likely see, "The Weaker Sex" invents a matriarchy, then simply flips the gender roles of 1995 America.
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The venture, which Rajan and McDonald call Bodega, invents precisely nothing: Percival Everitt conceived of the vending machine in 1883.
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It doesn't seem like this eleventh entry in the long-running series re-invents anything, but it doesn't need to.
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Rae was not raised with religion, so when she sees the blood in the toilet she invents her own prayers.
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But a watchmaker who invents a movement, changing the way a watch has run for the past 300-plus years?
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When you're never certain what you're seeing is real, an artist who freely bends and invents the truth feels prescient.
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David Cale's solo play about a shy Midwesterner who invents an irresistible alter ego ends its Audible-sponsored encore run.
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But perhaps even more importantly here, storytelling through video invents and develops the rich worlds where toys-to-life characters live.
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I thought the band didn't need it, that they just needed some tape sounds and...MS: Wow, Vic Reeves invents industrial!
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It essentially invents a genre, which is basically rap but make it John Wayne and for that it must be commended.
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In "Black No More," a doctor (the splendidly named Crookman) invents a procedure that permanently transforms black people into "Nordic" whites.
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Michael invents her on the fly, yes, but the audience should still feel a waft of estrogen whenever she walks on.
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Even if someone invents a better, more equitable way to gauge applicants' potential, a college's many wants and needs wouldn't change.
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The difference is that Goodman invents her creatures, while Pensato uses well-known figures, from toys to cartoons to popular television shows.
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And in Girl With All The Gifts, Carey re-invents the zombie story for an era that's pretty tired of zombie stories.
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The appeals court had cited the "on-sale bar" to patentability included in the 2011 America Invents Act in ruling against Helsinn.
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In his house, it is a conversation starter, a curiosity that comes with endless stories the man invents to explain it away.
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She also invents a childhood rivalry with More, with Cromwell a boy servant at the elite institute at which More is educated.
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Many are existential: In one book, Professor Stupido, the world's greatest un-inventor, un-invents the universe (Terry, thankfully, draws it back).
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The young men's fate depends on how high they roll, compared with Mr. Rogers, who invents a plot twist on the spot.
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Until someone invents a human-to-animal translating device, there's an online course designed to help fill the void in the meantime.
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So my bias is always toward something completely new that has come from the inside out, something that invents more than reinvents.
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He invents plausible pseudo-Donizetti for the opera-within-the-opera, playing to DiDonato's dual gifts for coloratura agility and lyric repose.
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Actual biographical material is minimal — indeed, where history is either silent or inconvenient to what it wants to do, the movie freely invents.
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"If someone invents a mechanised way to pick raspberries, they will win a Nobel prize," says Andrzej Tybulczuk, director of Krasnik's employment office.
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What we haven't extracted, so far, is a black ball—a technology that invariably or by default destroys the civilization that invents it.
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The play Master invents an artist and reveals him to the audience through voicemail messages, eulogies, artifacts, and pieces of his magnum opus.
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Elon Musk stays in the boardroom, giggling to himself, for two hours, and then invents a flamethrower that can tunnel through the moon.
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But when he invents a rocket that takes him to the moon, he meets a host of others who don't quite fit in.
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In the novel, Styron invents the story line of Turner's having several violent sexual fantasies about the blond teenager before ultimately killing her.
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"&aposBeat Saber&apos is a perfect example of why VR is so exciting—VR reimagines old genres and invents new ones," Verdu wrote.
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Citron said that "unless Peloton invents a piece of equipment that works out for you" the stock is going to $5 in 2020.
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Sometimes he invents problems — like his recent announcement that he would put an end to the "uncontrolled entry" of people into the country.
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When Henry Ford invents the Model T, or Steve Jobs invents the iPhone, or for that matter, when your buddy from college starts his craft beer business, we're made better off not because these people will create jobs or provide some incentive for people to spend money, but because they've produced stuff that didn't exist before and make our lives better.
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Caption: 1912 | GM's Charles Kettering invents the electric starter, eliminating the need to hand-crank gas-powered cars, which were already cheaper than EVs.
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Perhaps a sexier twist on Smart House, Pixel Perfect stars Ricky Ullman as Roscoe, who invents a hologram (Spencer Redford) to lead his band.
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Dr. Murry basically invents a device that's able to transform sound energy into light energy, and that light energy basically hits the right frequency.
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Linguistic games become high camp spectacle: Gary spits out bizarre insults, invents fictitious boyfriends with "chest hairs like weather systems," and adopts strange personas.
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But the key issue is IPR, which, since it was introduced in the 2011 America Invents Act, has faced a number of legal challenges.
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But when sober, he learns to put the world together through its attenuated sights and syncopated sounds; he invents his own fuzzy, amniotic CCTV.
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"This artwork represents what it would be like for an AI to watch Bob Ross on LSD (once someone invents digital drugs)," says Reben.
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The script — co-written by Gregory Allen Howard, whose 'Remember the Titans' was almost entirely fiction — invents dramatic confrontations with slave holders and trackers.
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Until Microsoft somehow invents a way to fold a 27-inch touchscreen into a backpack, I guess that's why there's the Surface Book laptop.
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The IPR was established in the 22019 bipartisan America Invents Act to restore integrity to what had become a too-often-broken patent system.
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If a robot "invents" something in the workplace, or improves a product or service of the company, who or what will own the intellectual property?
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From deporting Mexican immigrants and barring Muslims to slapping a 45 percent tariff on Chinese imports, Mr. Trump invents his positions as he goes along.
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IFF invents proprietary compounds with a specific taste or scent, and then licenses the compound out to the food, beverage and consumer packaged goods industry.
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Goldberg then invents a revenge fantasy in which Levinson assembles a group of unlikely assassins to kill Stalin before he can implement his evil plan.
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He created the Internet Policy Task Force, updated the patent system with the America Invents Act, and has worked to introduce greater wireless infrastructure nationwide.
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He also invents a theory of how the Shimmer operates, as a prism that refracts DNA, blending and mutating every source of life within it.
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But I believe there will be new ways to make money through messaging—ways Snap invents or can copy from others like Facebook over time.
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Take the America Invents Act of 2011, which established a new form of post-grant review of issued patents known as inter partes reviews (IPRs).
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Hayes invents forms — most famously the so-called Golden Shovel, in which one poet honors another by incorporating an existing poem into a new work.
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"No matter how many devices this parliament invents to tie my hands, I will strive to get an agreement in the national interest," he said.
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Founded in 1960 by a group of mathematicians and writers, and still active and influential to this day, Oulipo invents constraints to generate literary texts.
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Both "author" and "authority" evolved from the Latin "augere" — to increase, to originate — and expanded in "author" to be someone who invents or causes something.
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He wanders Europe alone, spending time in Berlin, Madrid, and Helsinki; in each city, he invents a new name, a new nationality, a new history.
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Together, they deepen the feelings that swirl around a woman who with a sharp tongue and a vast imagination invents her world amusingly, foolishly, enduringly.
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As science invents new cures and tools to fight disease, an intractable problem continues to plague American health care: medical errors by doctors and hospitals.
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" What has disrupted our patent system is a series of overreactions, including the America Invents Act, which, according to Wired Magazine, "will change patenting forever.
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Others demand absolute confidentiality, which means Glantz often invents fictional backstories and fake names to seamlessly integrate them with the rest of the bridal party.
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The America Invents Act changed the U.S. patent system from a "first to invent" to "first inventor to file" for patent applications after March 16, 2013.
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So, while I might think that the best solution would be to repeal the America Invents Act altogether, that isn't what Congress is going to do.
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Like her Juliet, she has been handed a script of sorts by her (mostly male) seniors, and, like Juliet, she invents brilliantly and idiosyncratically from there.
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When your first record basically invents a new genre of music, like, say, Velvet Underground's first LP, expectations for the rest of your career are low.
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Rourke invents one scene in which Mary and Elizabeth meet in secret, exchanging their hopes and fears in some sort of secluded barn full of laundry.
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For the past five years, American entrepreneurs and consumers have reaped the benefits of an unnoticed, but valuable piece of legislation: the America Invents Act (AIA).
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High on the terrifying charisma of his clothing, he invents a secret mission from the Führer and embarks on a brutal odyssey of torture and slaughter.
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Daguerre invents the camera, and pretty soon you can go into a Paris shop and in the back under the counter, they'll sell you dirty pictures.
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The company that invents a product like that could dominate the next generation of computing the way Apple, Google, and Facebook have dominated the current one.
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Qualcomm is the world's biggest supplier of mobile phone chips and derives most of its profits from a business segment that invents technologies and licenses them.
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And she constantly invents new ones, like a cicchetto di castagna that plays the earthy sweetness of chestnut purée against the creamy funk of robiola cheese.
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Venezuela's opposition says the government routinely frames activists by planting explosive materials, arms and money, and invents links between them and criminals, to justify political repression.
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This Belle is a tinker who invents a washing machine that frees the little girls from their chores, allowing her time to teach them how to read.
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And whether OpenAI invents general artificial intelligence or the company moves to support and safeguard whoever does, this panel will make sure you're not stuck in yesterday.
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In his satirical novel Mumbo Jumbo (1972), Ishmael Reed invents a spiritual germ called "Jes Grew" to account for black culture's transformative influence on twentieth-century America.
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President Trump likes to take credit whenever possible — when he beats a longtime politician in an election, when America "wins," and when he "invents" a cool phrase.
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In its S-1, the We Company, to which WeWork recently rebranded, portrays itself as a firm that shirks stuffy corporate culture and invents its own lingo.
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Julie's lust, focussed and not wanton, invents Billy, just as we all invent our lovers, based on their physical qualities and who we want them to be.
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Today, Zaka is a researcher for a startup that invents agricultural tools; he devises ways to make plants speak and time-based means of knowing their needs.
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"The Italian citizens don't deserve this disaster due to an irresponsible government that, instead of resolving the problems of Italians, everyday invents new enemies," Mr. Tajani said.
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Oscar, for instance, must contend with what it means to be close to death, while Anita invents a fake boyfriend to help her cope with her loneliness.
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Simply putting them in New York, near so many other tech workers, increases the likelihood that Amazon invents more services, connects to more markets, makes more money.
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Silicon Valley is already at war in the sense that the broad classes of technology it invents for search, storage and pattern recognition have inherent military uses.
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She invents a sequence of movements and then asks dancers to go away and improvise, using the basic grammar she has given them and elaborating on it.
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James Montgomery Flagg made a film the next year called "The Good Sport" in which the hero invents a self-leveling elevator and receives a $100,000 check.
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But Garden of Delete also invents this landscape full of warped pop culture garbage; it's the reality but it's all warped somehow and that's like heaven to me.
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High schoolers Virgil (Jason Dolley) and Charlie (Luke Benward) are social outcasts because of an embarrassing incident, but that's about to change when Charlie invents a time machine.
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The menu is divided between historical classics—such as the Hanky Panky, made with a holy trinity of Fernet, gin, and vermouth—and signature drinks that Zerazion invents.
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So when "The Book of Esther" invents a thriving Jewish Khazar kingdom in 1942, staring down the Luftwaffe, one could be forgiven for wondering where this is going.
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In service to these, "The Flight Portfolio" invents a knot of intertwined characters, who together come to dominate, even to override, and finally to invade the historical Fry.
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Mr. Macy's character's glasses keep slipping off his nose, and Mr. Martin's character, working as an enthusiastic gas station attendant, invents a device to keep them in place.
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While she invents situations and characters in her works, they are built on a foundation of realistic situations and believable details that lend them a high level of plausibility.
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Learning that the more information he provides the greater his remuneration, he invents a network of agents and increasingly farcical intelligence, to the delight of his minders in London.
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While the show invents the particulars of Philip and Elizabeth's missions and the FBI's investigations, they all take place within the larger, very real context of the Cold War.
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AND FINALLY ... Internet spud So a (seemingly) smart guy invents a self-driving potato that acts like a cat because, well, it's the internet and that's what it does.
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You know that dystopia in which income inequality is so extreme that society invents a game show that forces the less wealthy people to fight one other for survival?
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Our patent system has steadily weakened over the past decade, due to Obama-era legislation like the 2011 America Invents Act, recent Supreme Court decisions in TC Heartland v.
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If there's one hard and fast rule in Washington, it's that once one party invents a new type of partisan chicanery, it will eventually be used by both parties.
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Why it matters: Leading tech and geopolitical strategists believe that AI is the ultimate technology — whoever invents a super-intelligent machine first will gain undisputed leverage over everyone else.
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She invents and consistently employs an engaging patois for Lucien, who acts as narrator, developing what Henry James would have deemed a "casual hint" into a rip-roaring tale.
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She's dressed in Juicy Couture sweats and Ugg boots like she's time-traveled from 2003, but talks up SoulCycle and accidentally invents Uber like she's teleported over from 2014.
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Though this could certainly be a one-off fluke, the problem combined with Snapchat's lack of hardware experience might frighten buyers away from Spectacles or future devices the startup invents.
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In the video from Cook's appearance with the American Workforce Policy Advisory Board, Trump invents Tim Apple at 1:03 before launching into a tirade on unspecified murders in Mexico.
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"Miracles Out of Nowhere" I think was the first one we started working on—that whole beginning section when it comes back in a different key and re-invents itself.
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Forced to rely on his wits for survival, Mouse invents an imaginary monster to scare them away, but what happens when he comes face to face with his own creation?
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The complaint also states that the hospital believes that Newman has a mental health condition known as Munchausen by proxy, in which a person invents illnesses for someone in their care.
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But the string of events that leads to a sex robot Todd invents for a friend becoming a network CEO gets old long before the admittedly hilarious season-finale punch line.
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But there isn't, and until someone invents a technology that can address the deeper, systemic problems that drive Americans from all walks of life to arm themselves, there never will be.
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Voice of the character my student invents to narrate the story reveals the young colored woman to be bright, articulate, thoughtful, painfully aware of how race, gender, age, poverty trap her.
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Five major court cases from 85033 to 2016, along with 2011's America Invents Act, have changed intellectual property law in the United States more than the last 50 years combined.
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"He's a man who invents things, who often gets his facts wrong, who gets carried away by the emotion," Maitland Zane, a reporter for The Chronicle, told SF Weekly in 1996.
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Joseph Stromberg: The quality of American science television is very uneven — we have some great stuff, and then things like Discovery Channel's Megalodon, which basically invents the existence of an extinct shark.
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It's also a big problem for the likes of Tesla, who will be at the mercy of those market mechanics, at least until some bright spark invents a new type of battery.
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While the Woodman tale is pleasant and heartwarming—"Local Man in Bucolic Early 20th-Century Seaside Massachusetts Town Invents World's Tastiest Foodstuff"—it's unfortunately not all as neat and tidy as that.
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Then, in 2012, Congress passed the America Invents Act, which created a streamlined procedure, known as "inter partes review," for the adjudication of patent challenges by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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Rai worked in the Obama administration when the America Invents Act was being drafted, and wrote a brief with 103 other law professors in support of IPR in the Oil States case.
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Then, when Congress traveled down the very same path that Rao identified in Mazars, Judge Rao invents a new limit — suggesting that Congress may only get one shot at an impeachment inquiry.
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"I don't think I'll ever be the type of designer who invents new fabrics or silhouettes — rather, I look to combine elements and layers that have never been seen together," he says.
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The President should have learned by now that when he acts based on prejudice and hate, when he invents false reasons to demean and disparage, we will challenge him at every turn.
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One story features a girl who invents a flying contraption that looks like a bike with bat-like wings to save her village while another girl fights aliens seeking to destroy her city.
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Steeped as her work is in tradition, it is driven by her design sensibility (she invents her own forms), and her desire to live lightly on the land in an increasingly imperiled environment.
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Calvert used to block off areas with tape, but now she invents large, one-piece masks made of adhesive vinyl, which can be applied to the digitally printed canvas, leaving certain areas exposed.
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The deceptively titled America Invents Act that Congress passed in 85033 established the Patent Trial and Review Board (PTAB), which can invalidate patents upheld by federal courts using a lower standard of evidence.
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Though it dramatizes situations and invents details, the opera tells the true, wrenching story of a decent son trying to start a new life in America but anguished over his mother left behind.
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Other aspects of Peter's identity also play a part; his talents for photography and science are crucial to the storyline, and his arsenal of gadgets grows as he invents new ways to disable opponents.
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OK, sure—2018 is an increasingly dark place where the Leader of the Free World waggles his fists excitedly on 9/11 and invents vile conspiracy theories about the death toll in Puerto Rico.
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And I would love to see Japanese companies become more innovative—not just because it will make them more competitive, but because the whole world benefits from great ideas and technologies, whoever invents them.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, the book looks at a brilliant female scientist who invents technology that will allow people to reinvent their most visceral memories and, in some cases, rewrite their entire lives.
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Certainly you will grasp that being Jewish was not something people talked about when these characters were growing up — though the device Ms. Gancher invents to link them to the past is truly creepy.
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The actor Billy Crudup can go back to being just one person rather than embodying the multiple characters in this solo by David Cale about an ordinary man who invents an irresistible alter ego.
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And so the religion she invents is called Earthseed, which is essentially a kind of Darwinist religion, almost worshiping evolution and change and constant adaptation, and to orient oneself toward the universe with maximum flexibility.
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She bursts with creativity in all kinds of ways: She paints, she learns to play music, she makes gorgeous cupcakes, she invents dinners, she comes up with new ways to make their small home exciting.
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Inspired by Kyle and Beck's work, Mario invents a new dish, Anatra in Porchetta ("duck in the style of pig"), and pairs it with a tortelli of potato and chives with brown butter and sage.
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A federal appeals court on Monday refused to use a patent dispute between VirnetX and Apple to determine whether retroactive application of the review process created by the America Invents Act of 2012 is constitutional.
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I hate to even use the word 'fantasy,' because in all of Björk's work there is what's happening in her real life, and then the proxy that she invents that's like a more mythological character.
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In "The Imitation Game," Alan Turing is the lone-wolf genius who invents an Enigma-killer, barely tolerating his colleagues at Bletchley Park, where Britain's best and brightest were feverishly trying to break German codes.
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The election of Donald Trump, a president who invents the facts to suit his mood and goes after the credibility of anyone who contradicts him, would seem to represent the culmination of this epistemic rot.
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Inert twittering this is not: In seven books, 13 movements and some two and a half hours of music, this composer reflects our natural world, in all its strangeness and violence, and invents his own.
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In "Time After Time," at 9 on ABC, the Victorian futurist H. G. Wells (Freddie Stroma) invents a time machine, after which Jack the Ripper (Josh Bowman) hijacks it and flees to contemporary New York.
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Less an exercise in outsider exoticism than a monument to national pride, "Shiraz" invents an imaginary back story for the 17th-century empress whose death inspired her husband to commission the world's most celebrated mausoleum.
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A company called GeneCo steps in and invents expensive artificial organs that save the human race, but the high cost of the organs causes some to fall behind on payments for their life-saving new parts.
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Snapshot As the Creator in Justin Peck's latest work, "The Most Incredible Thing," the New York City Ballet soloist Taylor Stanley invents a clock, which is smashed by a Destroyer but magically comes back to life.
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Jørgen Vig Knudstorp, CEO of LEGO Group said while two thirds of the group's products is based on themes the company invents itself, the 16-year relationship with the Star Wars franchise has paid continual dividends.
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It invents a series of secret values and its own chunky language to dress up and express some very old and familiar things—that the name of the game is to have more, and keep it.
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The challenge focuses on inter partes reviews, a rule that was created in 28503 as part of the America Invents Act that allows companies and individuals to challenge patents at the Patent and Trademark Office (PTO).
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The camp's charismatic founder, Caleb, forces out the original owners and then invents a creation myth that he comes to believe himself: The land needed saving and he was the only one who could do it.
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Mr. Trump's bruised ego invents outrageous claims of voter fraud, not caring that this rhetoric was built upon dogs and water hoses set on black children and even today the relentless effort to silence black voices.
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U.S. government agencies cannot use the three review processes created by the America Invents Act (AIA) to challenge patents they are accused of infringing, the U.S. Supreme Court held in a 6-3 split on Monday.
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They really loved each other and losing her is essential to Nick's story because her absence creates emptiness, which invents space for him to start asking questions about who he really is and what he's capable of.
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A U.S. appeals court on Monday said the federal agency that oversees administrative patent challenges under the America Invents Act improperly expanded the five-year-old law's definition of what qualifies as a Covered Business Method patent.
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) has been working hard to ensure our intellectual property (IP) system operates toward a 21st century agile model, following and leading into the enactment of the American Invents Act (AIA).
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This story was originally published in Dutch on MUNCHIES NL. The second someone invents a foolproof hangover remedy, our turning stomachs and pounding heads will undoubtedly fall into each other's arms with an immense sigh of relief.
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When he wants a brand that reflects him, he invents his own, Fucking Awesome, and builds a narrative that allows his team of FA skaters to be the lead characters in their own weird, fucked-up stories.
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The sculptor works from the single angle of view provided by the painting (to disregard, for the sake of this argument, Picasso's cubist guitars and glasses of absinthe) and surmises or invents the rest of the information.
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Yet in The Alchemist, Squirewell, who has built his practice around issues of identity and self-recognition, invents an iconography that seems both ancient and contemporary at the same time, individualized and yet communicating a tribal affiliation.
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I had somehow missed "Sula," by Toni Morrison, and what a delight that was: a page-by-page walk-through of the way a truly great human mind thinks and reasons and invents and celebrates and mourns.
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The Trump White House is a full-employment program for investigative reporters, and they are building an impressive, devastating body of work, thanks to a President who routinely invents facts and utters or tweets outright falsehoods almost daily.
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" His glass-half-full predictions were punctuated with talk of branding and "Kudlowisms," terms he said he invents and tries to weave into the staff vernacular, like telling the press secretary to make a trade talking point "growthier.
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Ding: I am convinced Facebook invents notifications to drop onto you when you have the Facebook tab open, to keep you running back to it—Three People You Know Are Interested in an Event Near You Tomorrow. Ding.
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The challenge focuses on inter partes reviews (IPR), a rule that was created in 2012 as part of the America Invents Act that allows companies and individuals to challenge patents at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (PTO).
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The Luther portrayed here is a hero cast in a Whiggish mold, a titanic figure who single-handedly slays the dragon of the Dark Ages, rescues God from an interpretive dungeon, invents individual freedom and ushers in modernity.
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"Remember that I don't lack courage, that I am not a coward nor am I afraid to act on my principles: I believe in a politic that, among other things, invents ways to avoid confrontation and war," he wrote.
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Mr Clinton had admitted canoodling with Monica Lewinsky three days earlier—had he taken his cue from a recent Hollywood film, "Wag the Dog", in which a fictional president invents a war to shift attention from a sex scandal?
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The U.S. Congress created the reviews as part of a 2011 law called the America Invents Act to deal with the perceived high number of poor-quality patents that had been issued by the patent office in prior years.
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Whatever we think of him, he gave an amazing picture of the developmental logic of capitalism itself — how it creates world markets, how it invents new needs, how it subverts inherited cultural practices and disregards hierarchies and so on.
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Those looking to escape the grim, cash-squeezed drudgery of day-to-day life through fully-immersive VR will have to wait, for now, until someone invents a way to get 75% of the country's population on the same platform.
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In that film, special-effects engineer Tim Jenison invents an elaborate system based on the camera obscura with an added mirror to repaint "The Music Lesson" exactly as Vermeer hypothetically did, essentially through a paint-by-numbers process requiring punishing endurance.
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Its conceit is that Holmes is a flimsy, tedious character without any hidden depths because the real crime-solving genius is Dr. Watson, who invents Holmes as a temporary marketing gimmick and recruits a washed-up Michael Caine to play him.
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It's been a push and pull, with the Supreme Court invalidating tons of specious patent classes, Congress passing the Leahy-Smith America Invents patent reform act, and all of our favorite tech companies suing each other endlessly around the world.
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Overwatch gives him an outlet to take out his worries on digital embodiments of those robots, rather than having to wait until humanity invents artificial intelligence and then have to worry about the ethical ramifications of ending a sentient's life.
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Other highlights from the night were the disturbing but salient sketch where The Rock, as Roy, invents a child molesting robot in order to win the most evil invention award and The Rock, as Scorpio, becomes a superhero costume designer.
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) does not violate the Takings Clause of the Fifth Amendment when it invalidates patents that predate the America Invents Act of 2011, a federal appeals court said on Tuesday.
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"The America Invents Act was an effort to destroy the U.S. patent system," said patent attorney Michael Shore, who cites an estimate that the system has cost the U.S. economy $1 trillion in lost patent value (a figure others dispute).
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While she won't say it outright, Beverly strongly suggests that some "mothers who need to be worshiped," like Adora, have Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy, a rare mental illness in which a caregiver invents or induces medical conditions for their dependent.
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On television, radio and social networks, many Israelis wondered if the tunnels disclosure was a cynical ploy akin to the 1997 black comedy "Wag the Dog," in which a political candidate invents a war to distract from his personal predicament.
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It includes no dialogue from William Shakespeare's play, although Müller invents a number of Shakespearean-sounding quotes and scatters them throughout the dense text, along with references to some of the Bard's other plays and German literature, philosophy and history.
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It was labeled a case of Munchausen by proxy syndrome, in which a caregiver — in this case, Dee Dee Blanchard — invents illnesses for the person being cared for, whether to attract sympathy and financial support or for other, less clear reasons.
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The analysis found that the America Invents Act, passed in 2011, implemented — among other changes — a new administrative tribunal, the Patent Trial and Appeal Board, for declaring patents invalid if they were issued erroneously or issued for a defective invention.
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Where other shows give the regular characters plot armor that protects them as extras die by the hundreds, The Handmaid's Tale invents a world where a functional womb will protect you from pretty much anything — up to and including death.
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Identity, desire, and renderings of bodies similarly lie at the heart of Dani and Sheila ReStack's frolicsome short, Come Coyote, which, like Nguyen's and Marques' films, re-invents the domestic space — in this case, the directors' home — as a site of reverie.
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This one-two punch first invents technology (ARPA-E is modeled after the original ARPA, which created the foundations of the internet, originally called ARPANET), and then scales technology to the point that the new clean technology is cheaper than the alternatives.
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Given its capabilities in artificial intelligence and market size, if everything China invents is respected by Western law and businesses but what Western firms invent is stolen with impunity, the United States could indeed fall to China much as Greece did to Rome.
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Okorafor invents wild, fantastical creatures and worlds, but she's got an even rarer gift, too: She can describe the effect of using magic — the emotional and physiological repercussions of it — so viscerally, it's as if it were a fever we'd contracted ourselves.
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The one-year clock for challenging a competitor's patent under the America Invents Act starts to run when the challenger is served with a lawsuit for infringement, even if that lawsuit suffers from a fatal defect, a three-judge review panel held Friday.
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At the center of "The Plot Against America," a book that invents an America where Charles Lindbergh wins the 1940 presidential election and initiates a secret pogrom against Jews, is a New Jersey family named Roth that resembles the author's in every particular.
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"Even if sometimes in 'Gun Island' Amitav invents, nothing is fictional," she added, pointing out a scene from the book that is familiar to many Italians: a boat full of migrants, stranded at sea because it has been denied permission to dock.
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Given that the Partner time does not scale with fund size (that is until Elon Musk invents the 30-hour day!), there is no easy way for seed funds to write pre-seed sized checks for $500K then dedicate the time and attention they deserve.
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The Enquirer has a reputation as a gossipy supermarket tabloid that invents stories, but it did report in 2007 that then-presidential candidate John Edwards was having an extramarital affair, and later named the woman involved — all of which turned out to be true.
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In addition, let's say Bird invents their own asset tracker that they can build for $30 per unit, rather than $80 off the shelf, and their manufacturer agrees to install it at the factory, taking the $20 in-house final assembly cost to zero.
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Instead, the record invents a snug little corner of the world where sweet voices sing songs together, hold hands, and every day remind each other: "You are very special/you're special too/everyone is special/this I know is true when I look at you".
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The current post-grant processes should be improved to reflect the balance intended by the 2011 America Invents Act in areas including the ability of patentees to amend claims, the presumption of validity, standards of claim interpretation and deterring abuses of post-grant processes.
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If GOP leadership invents a face-saving way to vote "yes," like promising that Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price will use some unspecified regulatory authority to make sure nothing bad ever happens to anyone, perhaps the Senate will pass the hot potato, too.
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Seven seasons in, that's not an easy chore, but everything this episode invents — red and green M&Ms in the cereal for breakfast, candy cane coffee at Weston's because Luke would never make his coffee so froufrou — fits perfectly into the Gilmore universe. 223.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has essentially rewritten the America Invents Act by gutting the appellate rights that Congress expressly authorized in the patent-reform law, according to two petitions for review the Supreme Court is scheduled to review on Thursday.
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When society invents a new technology that makes workers more efficient, it has two options: It can employ the same number of workers and produce more goods and services, or it can employ fewer workers to produce the same number of goods and services.
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Though the next wave of patent reform legislation may be tabled for now, if not dead entirely, steps can be taken to better apply the policies we have, thanks to the America Invents Act (AIA), and to ensure dated policies are functional in the new digital age.
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You can't see how, when Franklin's singing blasts through the rafters during the title number, the choir leaps up and loses it, the way the bench explodes after a basketball player invents a sick dunk or the dugout swarms the field after a particularly opportune grand slam.
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When she takes Camille and Amma to the store to buy Camille a dress for Calhoun Day, she dismisses the shopkeeper's concern by saying "you know us Crellin women...slow healers," which alludes to the fact that Adora both invents and prolongs family illnesses to seek attention.
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Widows of two of the Soviet sportspeople portrayed in the film - the coach and a star player - have complained it invents numerous episodes to pull on people's heart strings, while a small minority of critics have condemned it as Soviet-style propaganda likely to boost burgeoning anti-Americanism.
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The Wasp's Dad Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) From The Ant-Man Movies In the Ant-Man movies, Hank is not only the original Ant-Man, he's a former S.H.I.E.L.D. scientist who invents the thing this entire movie is based on: Time Travel via the Quantum Realm and Pym Particles.
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For Justice Stephen Breyer, whose dissent was joined in large part by Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor, faulting Mr Bucklew "for failing to provide guidance about the administration of nitrogen hypoxia down to the last detail" imposes a novel requirement that "today's majority invents".
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That collection of geniuses making up Tomorrowland, for instance, invents a machine meant to bring doom to our world, while the famous line about being special or super from Incredibles is actually spoken twice — the first time by a child and the second time by the movie's villain.
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So he invents a type, or designs a type of city, in which below the surface there's sewer drainage lines, that the water flows through to a lower surface with sewage and drainage, which also has deliveries and horses that they need to be cleaned up after, etc.
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The trick to not pressing right is Mario still needs to move to the right, which means Stefan had to get awfully creative in finding ways to make sure Mario moves towards his goal, and this is what makes the video fascinating, as Stefan re-invents Mario's moveset.
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Then the American Invents Act, a patent reform bill, passed in 2014 and introduced "Covered Business Method Review (CBM)," which means that if a company gets sued by a vague business method patent, they can initiate a review with the Patent Office to see if that patent should exist at all.
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Let us join hands and experience it together again, or for the first time: Man whose only brush with professional dance training involved four weeks on ice in 2012 invents at least 57 new moves in an impassioned performance of a song that sounds like literally everything that charted in 2007.
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But verisimilitude remains a lingering concern: While Tanne's film presents two young people who will become the world's most recognizable couple, Gandhi's film invents a composite female foil for Obama who comes to represent the forces in American life that Obama will never quite win over, largely because of race.
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To mesh Einstein's quotidian world with his reveries, the show — directed by Cara Reichel for Prospect Theater Company at 59E59 Theaters — invents a siren-like figure, a beautiful woman named Josette (Alexandra Silber) who appears to Einstein (Zal Owen) only in his dreams, and always in a long crimson gown.
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A group of burly lumberjacks (members of the local Camerata Vocale München) periodically invade, singing about the "strategic displacement of the binary relationship" and other nuggets of gender theory that the captain's children (this production invents a brother — or possibly a male double — for Bertha) like to sound off about.
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But for me, 12 Monkeys is at its best when it focuses on Katarina Jones (Barbara Sukowa), the woman who invents time travel (with an assist from her future self), then uses it to try to save her daughter, who died in the plague, causing temporal anomalies everywhere she goes.
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Meanwhile Fechter, in the first of what would become a series of ill-advised business decisions (chronicled in a 2016 issue of Popular Mechanics) invents the Whac-A-Mole arcade game with Creative Engineering but fails to secure the patent before the concept is reverse engineered and monetized by an early buyer.
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There is Estrecho, a tiny restaurant in the historic district with simple décor belying a sophisticated lunchtime menu prepared by Cali Diemarch, a chef trained in the United States who invents his daily dishes on the fly, such as a deconstructed chivito made with filet mignon, poached egg, caramelized pancetta and fried onions.
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But the worlds he invents vary along several axes and have tended to evolve from one pole toward the other over the last two decades — from fantastical to realistic, from the sci-fi future to the present (and recent past), from self-consciously recombinant genre fiction to literature not so concerned with its literary pigeonhole.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "I wasn't that lonely little girl anymore, the only child, who invents stories in a made-up language, in the middle of the forest" writes French composer, poet, and publisher Félicia Atkinson in what she cites as the first part of a larger novel spread across several forthcoming volumes.
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Beyond sounding like the award Montgomery Burns invents to avoid a lawsuit over radiation poisoning on The Simpsons, Outstanding Achievement in Popular Film was a raw statement of intent: the academy could not continue to avoid the disconnect between the mid-budget critical favorites it's been honoring, and the world-conquering box-office behemoths that people are actually seeing.
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If you're still feeling frustrated, you can watch this video of things that smell bad and take pleasure in the fact that you don't have to smell them since they're only a GIF and you can't smell GIFs, at least not yet until some genius invents a GIF-smeller and then we're all in trouble, amirite?
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Stephen Colbert invents 'fact-cancelling headphones' for the impeachment hearings Seth Meyers rounds up the shadiest moments from day 1 of the public impeachment hearings The John Lewis Christmas ad is back with an adorable dragon who just wants to fit in Please enjoy this satisfying video of a pizza created from Lego in stop motion
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While some may believe that the realities of the Holocaust — and its all-too-present echoes throughout the world today — aren't appropriate for such a playful, too-clever-by-half vernacular, others will be both entertained and moved by a film that invents a devilishly difficult needle, then threads it with style and, most importantly, meaning.
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Spoiler alert: Someone invents time travel — which feels like a skill so far beyond the reach of modern science that maybe it should've qualified as a superpower and, if memory serves, might even have been among Doctor Strange's abilities, except that the super-wizard (played by Benedict Cumberbatch) was one of the casualties of Infinity War.
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Saunders also argued the IPR system, created through the America Invents Act in 2011, "creates an unnecessary and unfair burden on innovators of branded medicines by opening up patents to parallel and often inconsistently adjudicated challenges before both federal courts and the Patent Trial and Appeal Board" — a "double jeopardy" Saunders said last month that Allergan was seeking to avoid.
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In the five years since it began its work — a result of the America Invents Act of 2011 — the Patent Trial and Appeal Board has saved companies more than $2 billion in legal fees alone, according to Joshua Landau, patent counsel at the Computer and Communications Industry Association, offering an expeditious and relatively cheap avenue to challenge patents of doubtful validity.
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And because showing how Tehura sparks Gauguin's imagination isn't quite enough to sustain a movie — in one of the bigger eureka moments, she inspires his famous 1892 painting "The Spirit of the Dead Watches" — Mr. Deluc, working with three other screenwriters, invents a love triangle of sorts, in which Gauguin suspects Tehura of having eyes for Jotepha (Pua-Tai Hikutini), a protégé of Gauguin's.
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Herein, a primer on how the cheapo gizmo of the moment spiraled out of control: ONE "HORRIBLE" SUMMER, IN 210 Unable to play with her daughter Sara, then 211, because of her myasthenia gravis, an autoimmune disorder that causes muscle weakness, a Florida inventor named Catherine Hettinger invents a prototype of a fidget spinner as way to bond with her daughter, Ms. Hettinger recently told The Guardian.
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It's one of those great jumping-on points for people who are intimidated by superhero comics, since it basically invents a brand new incarnation of Thor (who promptly builds a copy of Asgard ... in Oklahoma.) Thor: God of Thunder Volume 1: The God Butcher is a 2014 collection featuring no less than three incarnations of Thor; it offers some pretty deep insights what it means to be a god.
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There are a number of movies that take similar conceits to Groundhog Day's: In 2014's Edge of Tomorrow, Tom Cruise's character gets sent back in a loop every time he dies in battle; in Netflix's ARQ from last year, an engineer invents a machine that causes a time loop; and then there's the upcoming YA book adaptation Before I Fall, where a teenager repeatedly relives the day she dies.
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" If this is America, where the Great Leader threatens allies who do not fall in line, retweets the anti-Muslim racism of British fascists, insults the Muslim mayor of London, dreams up a terror attack in Sweden, invents a call from the Mexican president, claims the Russia story is a "total fabrication," then you will have to "bear to hear the truth you've spoken twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools.
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The only thing I miss from this generally optimistic set of novels—in which humanity successfully expands throughout the universe, overcomes its worst inventions, and always survives to fight another day—is one of those really black, bleak, and hilarious novels by either Thomas M. Disch (in The Genocides, his proud God-worshipping humans stand tall against alien invaders and are abruptly slaughtered—after which things get much worse) or John Sladek (in Mechasm, the military-industrial complex invents a machine with one sole purpose—to devour everything it finds and use its materials to endlessly manufacture iterations of itself).
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Chris CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsThe United States broken patent system is getting worse Biden faces scrutiny for his age from other Democrats Democrats press FBI for details on Kavanaugh investigation MORE (D-Del.) and Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.) introduced the bipartisan STRONGER Patents Act this year that aims to repair some of the damage caused by the America Invents Act, and to make it more difficult for infringers to unravel patent protections.
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