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`Name °fPatemee Versata Development Group, Inc.
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`D9|—°5‘31N§'gber(Op“°"a')
`Date Patent Issued
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`8,805,825
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`August 12, 2014
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`Ve1.Sata
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`Ford V. Versata
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`Versata 2009
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