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`Name of Patentee
`ABS Global, Inc.
`Patent Number
`10,975,351
`Title of Invention
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`DISCLAIMER IN PATENT UNDER 37 CFR1.321(a)
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`Docket Number (Optional)
`102726-0241
`Date Patent Issued
`April 13, 2021
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`BOS TAURUS VARIETY 'JE840003146074527’ AND METHODS OF USE THEROF
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`| hereby disclaim the following complete claims in the above identified patent:
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`1-30
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`049493 / 0947
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`Signed at__ Madison
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`| State of “Wisconsin
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`this 26 day of___May
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`2022
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`/Joseph P. Meara/
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`Signature
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`Joseph P. Meara
`Typed or printed name of patentee/ attorney or agent of record
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`3000 K Street N.W., Suite 600
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`Washington, DC 20007-5109
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`Address
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`44,932
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`608-258-4303
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