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`DISCLAIMER IN PATENT UNDER 37 CFR1.321(a)
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`Name of Patentee
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`Patent Number
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`Title of Invention
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`Bo—Er Wei
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`8,929,555
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`Docket Number (Optional)
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`Date Patent Issued
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`Jan. 6, 2015
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`DATA ENCRYPTION SYSTEMS AND METHODS
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`I hereby disclaim the following complete claims in the above identified patent:
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`1, 7, & 13-15
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`The extent of my interest in said patent is (if assignee of record, state liber and page, or reel and frame, where
`assignment is recorded): Attorney for Assignee of Record, Transpacific IP I Ltd.
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`Reel 22043, Frame 17
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`2016 .
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`Scott Raevsky
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