AMERICAN
`HERITAGE
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`HTC EXHIBIT 1013
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`determine the arrangement of (data) for storageor display.
`ter
`‘onged. or fomering
`(form)
`nz, 1.a. The shape and structure of an object.
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`(Fr., ult. < Lat. formatus, p.part. of formdre, to form < for
`for-) v -got (-gét!) “gotten,
`ie body or outward appearanceof a person or an animal
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`formularize
`ma, form.) ,
`.
`-gets. —ir. 1. To be Grablete
`psidered separately from the face or head; figure. 2.a. The
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` foremate (for/mat’) 1. A salt or an ester of formic acid that
`vce of something. b.The mode in which a thingexists,
`9 treat with thoughtless inattenti
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`contains the HCOO- radical. [rorm(ic ac) + -ATE*.]
`io
`Ppt manifests itself; kind. 3.a. Procedure as determined by
`nd unintentionally.
`4. To f it
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`vm one’s thoughts.b Infor al r lation or custom. b. A fixed order of words or proce-_for*mastion (fér-ma!shan) #. 1. The act or process of forming
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`as for use in a ceremony; a formula, 4, A document
`used in the imperative: Ob,fo :
`something or of taking form. 2, Something formed: cloud
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`ne ee
`i, blanks for the insertion of details or information.
`smbering.
`2. To fail
`or
`formations. 3. The manneror style in which something is
`
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`‘Manners OT conduct as governed by etiquette, decorum,
`;
`B.S
`ar’ or negiect
`formed;structure. 4. A specified arrangement or deployment,
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`t
`om.
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`per or specified moment. — idiom
`bp. Behavior according to a fixed or accepted stan-
`as of troops. 5. Geol. The primary unitoflithostratigraphy,
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`wraietan.See’ghena.*Percoe
`aed form to be late. c.Performance considered with
`consisting of a body of rock useful for mapping or descrip-
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`fSr-) adj. 1. Tendin: ortke
`zd to acknowledgedcriteria: unusual form as a bowler.
`t?fal,
`tion. — forema/tion:al adj
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`“Provenability to perform: 4 musician im top form. b. Fir
`, neglectful or heedless
`£ ie
`formeartive (for!ma-tiv) adj, 1. Forming or capable of form-
`SS Talvure to rg
`of an athlete, with regard to health ortraining, ¢. The
`bile
`ing. 2.a. Susceptible to transformation by growth and devel-
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`responsibilities. 3. Causing one te
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`f
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`racing
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`la. Meth.
`b. Biol, Capable
`of
`tuci
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`cell:
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`‘oreget?fulsly adv. — forget?fu. .“racimg form, a vieth-ast performance 0: a racehorse, opment. BD. Bror, Gapabie 0: producing new cels or tissue.
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`of arrangement or manner of coordinating elements in lit-
`-tiv,
`f6r?-) adj. Archaic, Capabl
`3. OF or relating to formation, growth, or development: the
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`por musical composition or in organized discourse:
`. [Poss. < Force! + -tive (aei
`in
`formative stages ofa plot. 4. Ling, Relating to the formation
`
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`line form. boA particular type or example of such ar-
`"Any m
`st-gét/me-ndt!
`for-) a.
`1
`or inflection of words. —t. Gram. A derivational or inflec-
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`clusters of of
`aagement: The essay is a literary form. ¢. The design, struc-
`1s Myosotis,
`having.
`tional affix. — form/activesly adv.
`
`sor pattern of a work of art: symphonic form. Ba. A
`several sitnilar orerelarad
`me
`form class n. Ling. A set of words that have one or more
`
`wold for the setting of concrete. b. A model of the human
`for-) adj. Fit oe ants,
`repéta-bal,
`grammatical or syntactic characteristics in common.
`
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`gettable movie.
`apt
`é ot part ofit used for displaying clothes. ¢. A propor-
`form criticism x. A method of textualcriticism, applied esp. to
`y
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`ned. model that may be adjusted for fitting clothes. 9. A
`for-) v. “gave (-gav'),
`-givee
`the Bible, for tracing the origin and history of certainpassages
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`~tr. 1, To excuse for a. fan 6 nf
`de.in a British secondary school or in some American pti-
`through systematic studyof the writings in terms of conven-
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`jae schools: the sixth form. 10.a, A linguistic form. b. The
`ra
`qounce anger or resent
`tional literary forms.
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`ntment agains
`eenal aspect of words with regard to their inflections, pro-
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`form: er' (f6r? mar) 2. 1. One that forms; a maker or creator.
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`ment of (a debt, for example):
`anciation, or spelling. 1i.a. Chiefly British. A long seat; a
`2, Chiefly British. A member of a school form.
`
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`bench. b. The resting place of a hare. 12. Bot. A subdivision
`for>mer? (f6r/mar) adj. 1.a. Occurring earlier in time. b. Of,
`ss.
`[ME forgiven < OE forgi¢
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`jiv’aeble adj. ~ foregiv’ as bly ady,
`fa variety usu. differing in onetrivial characteristic. — v.
`relating to, or taking place in the past. 2. Coming before in
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`med, form+ing, forms. — tr. 1.a. To give form to; shape.
`place or order; foregoing. 3. Being thefirst of two mentioned.
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`%Pardon,excuse,condone. Thee
`To develop in the mind; conceive. 2.a. To shape or mold
`4, Having been in the past: a former ambassador. [ME, comp.
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`ction for an offense, Thefi tthe :
`dough, for example} into a particular form, b. To arrange
`of forme, first < OE forma. See pert*] .
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`neself in, ¢. To organize or arrange. d. To fashion, train, or
`aal ways of offerin *apolo: usNL .
`Usage Note: Grammarians have often insisted that the
`ant pardon withone sporBY ore.
`evelop by insteuction or precept. 3. To come to have; de-
`phrases the former and the latter should be used onlyto refer
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`ng fese
`iy loving
`their parents;
`lop or acquire. 4. To constitute or compose a usu. basic
`to the first of two things and the second of two things,re-
`element, part, or characteristic of. 5.a, To produce (a tense,
`parents; as they gral
`8
`spectively: “But Flynn preceded Casey, as did also Jimny
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`3 Sometimes they forgive them®™
`fot example) byinflection. b. To make (a word) byderivation
`Blake, and the former was a lulu and the latter was a fake.”
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`ailed puelyimplies release from the
`composition. 6. To put in order; arrange. — intr. 1. To
`It is not difficult to find violationsofthis rule in the works of
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`politicale
`become formed or shaped. 2. To comeinto being by taking
`5 excite is to
`se:
`reputable writers. But the fact that former andlatter are plain-
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`form; arise. 3. To assume a specified form, shape, or pattern.
`Pass over a mistake
`ly comparatives will make many readers uneasy when the
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`& punishmentor redress: “There di,
`ME, forme < Lat. forma.] —form/acbil/iety x. — form! -
`words are used in enumerations of more than twothings.
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`bich no national interest can exéusé*
`ble adj.
`foremer*ly (férf mar-lé) adv. At an earlier time; once.
`ome is to overlook an offense, usual
`oft suff. Having the form of: plexiform. [NLat. -formis <
`formefit*ting (f6rm/fit’ing) adj. Snugly fitting the contours of
`
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`m suggests tacit forgiveness: Failire
`Lat. forma, form.]
`the body: formfitting jeans.
`willingness to condone.
`fgemal (for? mal) adj. 1.a. Relating to or involving outward
`form genus 7. Bot. A classification,as of fossil plants, based on
`
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`giv? nis, f6r-) 2, The act of forgiviny
`‘orm or structure. b. Being or relating to essential form or
`morphological resemblance.
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`Fing, fér-) adj. 1. Inclined or able
`-onstitution: a formal principle. @.a. Following or being in
`foremic (f6r?mik) adj. 1. Of or relating to ants. 2. Of, derived
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`a margin for error or shortcomitigs,
`ecord with accepted forms, conventions, or regulations: @
`from, or containing formic acid. [< Lat. formica, ant.]
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`for giv’ ing*ness #.
`ormal dinner, b. Executed, carried out, or done in proper or
`For*mieca (f6r-mi? ka). A trademark for a variety of laminated
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`egular form. 3.a. Characterized by strict observation of
`plastic sheets of synthetic resin used esp.as a surface on tables
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`(for-g6", for-) tr.v, -went (-wéntt
`
`ating, -goes. To abstain from; rel
`forms; methodical; formalin their transactions. b.Stiffly cer-
`and counters.
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`forgan, go away, forgo : for-, for
`monious: a formal greeting. 4, Having the outward appear-
`formic acid 2. A colorless caustic fuming liquid, HCOOH,used
`
`— for-go/er 7.
`
`ance but lacking in substance. —#. Something, such as a
`in dyeing and finishing textiles and paper and in fumigants
`See table at currency. (Hung. <-It
`
`. gown,that is formal in nature. [ME < Lat. formdlis < forma,
`and insecticides, [From its natural occurrence in ants.]
`hape.] —for?malely adv. — for!maleness 7.
`foremi-car-y (f6r/mi-kér'é) »., pl. -ies. A nest of ants; an
`By v. Var. of forejudae
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`foremal+de-hyde (f6r-mal? da-hid’) 7». A colorless gaseous
`anthill. [Med.Lat. formicérium < Lat. formica, ant.]
`utensil with two or * ge.
`
` ‘ood. 2. An impleme! tm pons) u :
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`compound, HCHO,the simplest aldehyde, used to make syn-
`foremieciveo*rous (f6r'mi-siv’sr-as) adj. Feeding on ants.
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`ising, catryin ercim wi dines OF.
`|
`thetic resins, as an embalming fluid, and in aqueous solution
`(Lat. formica, ant + ~vorous,|
`;
`asa preservative and disinfectant. [rorm{ic acip) + ALDEHYDE,]
`tation into Tenor nee be ea
`forsmi+da>ble (fér’mi-de-bal) adj. 1. Arousing fear, dread, or
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`foremaclin (f6r?ma-lin) ». An aqueous solution of formalde-
`branches or
`ees roormc re
`alarm. 2. Inspiring awe, admiration, or wonder. 3. Difficult
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`aches of suchabif orseparation 0 hyde that is 37 percent by weight. [Originally a trademark.] to undertake, surmount, or defeat: a formidable challenge.
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`bilurcation or’ separ:
`forsmal-ism (f6r?mo-liz’em) #. 1. Rigorous or excessive ad-
`a
`[ME < OFr. < Lat. formidabilis < formidare, to fear < for-
`
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`ck by one chess piece on two pieces:
`herence to recognized forms, as in art. 2. An instance of for-
`midé, fear.] —for'mieda-bilfiety, for? micda-ble+ness 7.
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`orked, fork+ing, forks. — tr. 1, Fe
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`©malism, —for/maleist adj, & n. —for’malsis’tic adj.
`— for’ misda-bly adv.
`rce with a fork. 2. To give the shai
`_
`oo for!mal-is/tiscalely adv.
`formeless (férm/lis) adj. 1. Having no definite form; shape-
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`fore mal+iety (f6r-mal’i-té) ., pl. -tles. 1. The quality or con-
`less, 2. Lacking order. 3. Having no material existence.
`sts, for example). 3. Games. To launi
`
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`=
`ess pieces). 4, Informal. To pay.
`dition of being formal. 2. Rigorous or ceremonious adherence
`—form/ lessely adv. — form’ less» ness 7.
`we or more branches. 2.4. To useva
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`“<
`to established forms, rules, or customs. 3. An established
`form letter #. A usu. impersonal letter in a standardized for-
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`form,rule, or custom, esp. one followed merely for the sake
`mat that maybesent to different people.
`9 turnat or travel along a fork. [ME
`
`| forca and < ONFr. forque, both <
`
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`of procedure or decorum.
`Foremoesa (fér-md/sa). See Taiwan.
`1. —forkfful’ n.
`for: mat+ize (f6rma-liz’) trv. -ized,-Iz*ing,-iz-es. 1. To give
`|
`;
`FormosaStrait also Taiewan Strait (ti?wan’). An arm ofthe
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`4 pat
`=o boy
`-©a.definite form or shape to. 2.a. To make formal. b. To give
`Pacific Ocean between Taiwan and China linking the East
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`) #, Baseball. A pitch with the ballipla
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`© a pay=ou outformal standing or endorsement to; makeofficial by the ob- China Sea with the South China Sea.
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`and middle fingers so that the ball'take
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`4 father do bor
`servance of proper procedure. — for’ maleizta*ble adj.
`foremusla (f6r?myo-ls) 2., pl. -las or -lae (-lé’). 1.a. An es-
`Sete oo ee
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`ne plate. — fork’ ball’er x.
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`a) Sooiepedten orcharacterize!
`s=for’malieza/tion (-mo-li-za/shan) #. —for!mal-iz’er 7.
`tablished form of words or symbols for use in a ceremony or
`2
`q
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`n. A small industrial8 hi‘ie to a fot!
`formal logic 7. The studyof the properties of propositions and
`procedure. b, An utterance of conventional notions or beliefs;
`€ pet
`i cut
`ilacform that can be ‘ cl withee
`deductive reasoning by abstraction and analysis of the form
`a hackneyed expression, 2. A method of doing or treating
`© be
`ur urge
`
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`Inserted Under a
`—fork?lift’ p,
`tather than the content of propositions under consideration.
`something that relies on an established uncontroversial model
`1 pit
`th thin
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`for>raalewear (fér/mal-war’) 2. Attire, such as evening gowns
`-ieer, -leest. Forked
`or approach, 3. Chem. a. A symbolic representation of the
`| ple
`th this |
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`. founded
`and tuxedos, for wear on formaloccasions.
`¥ ofN Ital SE of Be 1
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`composition or of the composition andstructure of acom-
`If pier
`hw which
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`4
`foremant (for?mant) n. Any of several frequency regions of
`r. Pop. 91 300
`ologna;
`tounded
`pound. b. Thecompound Fe) represented. 4.a, A prescription
`© pot
`zh vision
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`lone!
`telatively great intensity in a sound spectrum, which together
`6r-) adj La A cari
`dor
`of ingredients io fixed proportion; a recipe. b. A liquid food
`6 toe
`3 about,
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`determine the characteristic quality of a vowel sound.[Ger. <
`ibandoned.b. Rercaket sai dep one
`for infants, containing most of thenutrients in human milk.
`© Paw
`item
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`Lat, formdns, farmant-, pr-part. offormdre, to form < forma,
`Wretched
`“) ‘fal | en or
`deprive
`5. Math. A statement, esp. an equation,of a rule, principle, or
`orpitiful in appearance or ¢
`form.]
`ed
`other factual relation. 6. Formula. Sports, A set of specifica- et mans
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`primary);
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`ypeless; desperate. [ME forloren, p.patt:
`forsmat (for?mat’) x. 1. A plan for the organization and ar-
`tions that determine a class of racing cat. [Lat. formula, dim.
`,
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`rangement of a specified production. 2. The material form or
`of forma, form.] ~for/muelafic (-la/ik) adj. — for’mus
`(secondary), as in
`on < OE forléosan, See leu-*.] =fal
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`dictionary (dik?sha-nér’é)
`lorn?ness 7.
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`layout of a publication. 3. Comp. Sci. a. The arrangement of
`lalivcalely adv.
`a arduousor nearly hopeless undertal
`data for storage or display. b. A methodfor achieving such an
`foremuelaerize (fc? mys-lo-riz’) érv. rized, -Tizeing, -(1Z°C3. ee
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