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`BY THE WITNESS:
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`I can imagine that to be the case.
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`If -- you know,
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`if one had a -- a --
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`some kind of a subject term thesaurus.
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`Of the subject
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`terms that are reflected
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`in Attachments 1b,
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`lc, and ld, are you able to take
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`an opinion that those terms are meaningful to a
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`person of ordinary skill in the art looking to
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`investigate the inhaled administration of
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`Treprostinil for the treatment of pulmonary
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`It would be my opinion that the person --
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`such a person, such an ordinarily skilled person
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`would not be looking in the wrong place if he or she
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`were looking in the journal circulation or in the --
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`what's it called -- the abstracts.
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`Q.
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`Okay.
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`In Paragraph 32 of your
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`declaration you conclude that it is your opinion that
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`Document
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`1 was publicly available, at least by
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`December 2004; correct?
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`I say that that's my opinion.
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`Okay. But you did not provide an exact
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`date that the document was publicly available;
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`correct?
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`A. Well, again, everything turns -- turns on
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`what you mean by exact.
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`What
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`I say is December.
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`And you say at least by December?
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`I'm sorry. You're quite right. At least
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`Q.
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`by December.
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`Q.
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`You attach in your declaration,
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`Attachment 1f.
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`Attachment 1f is a Scopus index
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`record for a review article that in turn cites to the
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`Voswinckel abstract; correct?
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`A.
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`Yes, as I say in Paragraph 33, Attachment
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`1f is a copy of a Scopus record for a review article
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`that cites Document 1.
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`QO:
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`You did not provide a Scopus index record
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`for the Voswinckel reference itself; right?
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`A.
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`@.
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`Correct.
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`Did you search for a Scopus index record
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`for the Voswinckel abstract itself?
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`A.
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`I am confident that my business partner,
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`Helen Sullivan,
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`looked for it.
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`Q.
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`attachments to your declaration because there is no
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`Scopus index record for the Voswinckel reference;
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`correct?
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`A.
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`G:
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`That's a reasonable conclusion.
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`Why is the Scopus reference that you do
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`include as Attachment 1f relevant to whether
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`Voswinckel itself was publicly accessible and
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`properly indexed?
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`BY THE WITNESS:
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`A.
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`You will see in Paragraph 23 the
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`statement that a citation of a document, which is
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`what we're talking about
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`in this case,
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`is evidence
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`that the document was publicly available and in use
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`by researchers no later than the publication date of
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`the citing document.
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`Q.
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`Do you know how the authors of that
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`review article Poon and Sulica obtained the
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`Voswinckel abstract?
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`A.
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`In Paragraph 6
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`I assert that in the
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`several ways previously enumerated I have a general
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`knowledge of how researchers work, so, yes,
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`I know
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`how they found it in the way that any researcher
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`would find it, any other, you know, ordinarily
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`skilled researcher would find it.
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`Q.
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`A.
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`How did they find it?
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`One very common way is word of mouth.
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`Hey, did you see? Another common way is trooping off
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`to the library to look at the new issue of the
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`journals that they -- that the researcher keeps up
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`with.
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`6.
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`Is it possible that the authors obtained
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`the Voswinckel reference by attending the scientific
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`sessions at which they were presented?
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`A.
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`QO.
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`That,
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`too.
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`Is it possible that the authors obtained
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`the Voswinckel reference directly from the Voswinckel
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`authors?
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`Ay
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`You're asking about what is possible;
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`and, of course.
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`So one can imagine,
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`just to imagine
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`it, a colleague says,
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`"Have you seen this?"
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`"No. But
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`I know Voswinckel,
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`so I'll
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`get
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`in touch with Voswinckel."
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`Sure there's a range of
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`possibilities here.
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`Osx
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`You don't know directly whether any
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`particular search was done by the citing authors to
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`find Voswinckel; correct?
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`to form.
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`BY THE WITNESS:
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`A.
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`Would you care to define directly?
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`BY MS. ASCARRUNZ:
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`Q.
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`Let me rephrase my question.
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`You don't have any firsthand
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`personal knowledge of how the authors came into
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`possession of the Voswinckel reference; correct?
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`MR. SOMMER: Object
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`to form.
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`BY THE WITNESS:
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`A.
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`No. No.
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`BY MS. ASCARRUNZ:
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`Q.
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`And in your declaration you have not
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`provided any other reference that cites the
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`Voswinckel reference; correct?
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`A.
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`That is true of the declaration.
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`It
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`doesn't mean, by the way,
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`that there aren't any.
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`It means that it's true of this
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`declaration,
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`that this is the one that we provided,
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`and I'll just mention, by the by,
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`that it's our
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`practice to mention only one citation and the
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`earliest one we could find.
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`Q.
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`Are you aware of whether you found any
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`other citations to that article?
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`A.
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`This happened -- this is work that Helen
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`Sullivan did nine months ago, and so I have no
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`present knowledge.
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`QO.
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`Let's look at Document 1f a little more
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`closely, and in particular at Page 45 of 74.
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`A.
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`Q.
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`I'm sorry.
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`45 of 74.
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`Thank you.
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`And Citation 51 is a citation that you
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`reference to the Voswinckel abstract; correct?
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`A.
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`Ox
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`That is correct.
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`And the next citation, 52,
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`is to an
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`article by author Arai and others.
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`Do you see that?
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`I do.
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`Do you know why Reference 52 is
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`A.
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`Q.
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`highlighted in blue and Reference 51 to the
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`Voswinckel reference is not?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`No,
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`I do not.
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`Do you know why some of the references
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`are highlighted in orange?
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`A.
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`QO:
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`Né;,
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`IT do not.
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`Do you know why Reference 52 indicates
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`that it was cited 2,269 times and Reference 51,
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`the
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`Voswinckel abstract, gives no number of times it was
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`cited?
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`NG,
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`TE
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`ido NG.
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`In Paragraph 30 of your declaration
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`A.
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`Q.
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`towards the end of that paragraph you conclude that
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`it is your opinion that circulation and its abstract
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`supplements were sufficiently accessible to the
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`public interested in the art, and an ordinarily
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`skilled researcher exercising reasonable diligence
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`would have no difficult finding copies of circulation
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`in its abstract supplements.
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`My question is what do you mean by,
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`quote, exercising reasonable diligence?
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`A. Well,
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`I know as a researcher myself, and
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`I know from working with researchers and for
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`researchers that discovering the published literature
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`relevant to your subject requires some work.
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`I mean
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`it just doesn't fall out of the heaven.
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`And so doing that work,
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`for
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`instance,
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`tracking some of the chief publications --
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`periodical publications in your field is part of
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`exercising reasonable diligence.
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`If you don't do that,
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`then you're
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`going to miss literature relevant to your subject
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`matter.
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`QO.
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`Okay. Referring to Document le, you --
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`and in particular Page 37 of 74.
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`A.
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`Os
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`Thank you.
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`You refer to a few dates that are visible
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`on that page; correct?
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`A.
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`Could we look at the text of the
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`declaration that you're interested in?
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`Q.
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`A.
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`Q.
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`I
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`think it's generally in Paragraph 31.
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`Okay.
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`One is the date label at the top cover
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`that indicates in your opinion that the October 2004
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`issue of circulation was processed on 22, November,
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`2004; correct?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`Yes.
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`That label does not actually on its face
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`indicate that the issue was processed on that date;
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`correct?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`A.
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`label -—-
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`QO.
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`A.
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`Q.
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`What do you mean by processed?
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`What do you mean by processed?
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`In this case what
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`I mean is that the
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`Was affixed on that date?
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`Yes.
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`Okay.
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`You don't claim to have firsthand
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`personal knowledge of who affixed that label;
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`correct?
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`A.
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`QO.
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`That is correct.
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`And you don't claim to have firsthand
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`personal knowledge of what was done with this
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`document at the time of affixing that label; correct?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`A.
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`You did say firsthand personal?
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`Yes.
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`Yes -- no,
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`I do not claim to have
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`firsthand personal knowledge of what happened at the
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`British Library.
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`Q:.
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`And on this same page you also refer to
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`another label indicating,
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`in your opinion,
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`that the
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`restriction on reading room only use of the
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`supplement expired on 22, May, 2005; correct?
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`A.
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`Yes. What
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`I say is the third label on
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`the cover indicates restriction on reading room use
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`only, expired on the 22nd of May.
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`Q.
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`You don't claim to have firsthand
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`personal knowledge that reading room use only access
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`expired on the 22nd of May; correct?
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`A.
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`What
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`I affirm is -- is the evidence of
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`this label.
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`Q.
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`Okay.
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`Do you know who affixed that
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`label?
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`A.
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`No. What
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`I do affirm is that I do not
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`see any indications or have any reason to believe
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`that this date label or the other labels evident
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`in
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`this copy were affixed by anyone other than library
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`personnel on or about the date indicated by the
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`label.
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`Q.
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`Do you know why the date on the loan ban
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`label is crossed out?
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`A.
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`Ox
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`No,
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`I do not.
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`Okay. We've discussed Scopus --
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`to form of the last
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`question.
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`BY MS. ASCARRUNZ:
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`Q. We've discussed Scopus and the Statewide
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`Tllinois Library Catalog; right?
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`A.
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`We have talked about records from the
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`Illinois Library Catalog Record and Cat -- Catalog
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`and Scopus.
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`Q.
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`Okay.
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`In your time as a librarian, did
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`you also become familiar with MEDLINE or PubMed?
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`A.
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`Qs
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`Yes.
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`Do you agree that PubMed is a critical
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`tool in biomedical electronic research?
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`A.
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`Yes.
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`Q.
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`Do you agree that PubMed is very popular
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`and used widely with clinicians and medical
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`researchers?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`Yes.
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`Do you agree that PubMed is the most
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`popular among clinicians and medical researchers?
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`A. Well,
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`taken as a very large group,
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`that
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`is probably true.
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`One can imagine specialists within
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`that very large group having other sources that are
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`more popular even.
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`Q.
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`Do you agree that one of the major
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`benefits of PubMed is the ability to search by author
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`and keyword?
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`A.
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`O.
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`Yes
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`In your declaration you did not provide a
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`PubMed entry for the Voswinckel abstract; correct?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`A.
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`That is correct.
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`Did you look for one?
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`As
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`I said before,
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`this work was done by
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`Helen Sullivan nine months ago, and I cannot -- do
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`not recall the specifics of her work.
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`I
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`think it
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`quite likely that she looked there.
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`QO.
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`Are you surprised to learn that the
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`Voswinckel abstract does not have a PubMed entry?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`A.
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`Q.
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`A.
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`Q.
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`No.
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`I'd like to look at Attachment
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`la?
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`La.
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`And in particular Page 26 of 74.
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`Page 26 of 74.
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`I
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`think you might have alluded to this
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`earlier.
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`A.
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`Q:.
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`What is WTS?
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`What?
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`I'm sorry.
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`At the top of the page it says,
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`"WTS
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`Article Delivery."
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`What is WTS?
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`A.
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`It's a document delivery service offered
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`by the University of Wisconsin at Madison Library.
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`Q.
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`A.
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`And what is this page?
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`This is the cover page that WTS uses to
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`record each of its service transactions.
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`Q.
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`Do you see under "Instructions" there's
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`some text there that starts with,
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`"We need copy..."?
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`A.
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`Qs
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`A.
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`Q.
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`Yes,
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`I see that.
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`Do you know who wrote this text?
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`Yes,
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`I do.
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`Who did?
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`Helen Sullivan.
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`Do you have an understanding of what she
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`A.
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`Q.
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`meant when she wrote,
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`"We have not been able to
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`obtain a copy with a date stamp," and then the
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`sentence continues?
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`A.
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`QO.
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`I'm sorry. What's the question?
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`sure.
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`Do you have an understanding of what
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`she meant by:
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`"We have not been able to obtain a
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`copy with the date stamp"?
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`A.
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`QO.
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`A.
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`Yes.
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`What did she mean?
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`It means that we,
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`that is she and we
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`collectively as a firm, have not been able to obtain
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`a copy with a date stamp.
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`O.
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`A.
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`Of the Voswinckel abstract?
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`No.
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`Of the supplement to circulation
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`that includes the abstract.
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`Q.
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`Okay.
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`Is it unusual to have difficulty
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`obtaining a copy with the date stamp of reference?
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`MR. SOMMER: Object
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`to form.
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`BY THE WITNESS:
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`A.
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`Unusual? Well, date stamping is a very
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`widely practice -- is very widely practiced in
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`processing competitive journals.
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`This is a practice that -- that has
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`gone on for decades. There's -- libraries vary
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`somewhat.
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`So is it unusual? Yes, one might
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`say, given, you know, a general
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`impression of decades
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`of practice it is unusual.
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`Does it -- does one with some
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`frequency find issues of periodicals without date
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`stamps, yes.
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`So everything in your question turns
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`on what you mean by unusual.
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`the practice varies, but generally we are able --
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`And all I can answer is really, yes,
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`generally,
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`I emphasize, we are able to find date
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`stamps.
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`Q.
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`Okay. At Page 36 of 74 as part of
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`Attachment
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`le --
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`Thank you.
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`-—- there's another WTS document?
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`Yes.
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`And this one reflects that the requester
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`was Steve Wesclitz.
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`Do you know who that is?
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`I only know that he is identified as
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`and in particular Page 29 of 74, and it says at the
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`Are we on the same page?
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`We on the same page.
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`Okay.
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`Do you see the last entry on that
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`page?
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`MR. SOMMER: Object
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`I see that, yes.
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`Do you recognize that to be the citation
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`to the volume and issue of the abstracts supplement
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`to circulation in which the Voswinckel abstract is
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`Yes,
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`I recognize that as a reference to
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`the physical volume in which these abstracts were
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`"Pages III-1-III-1102"?
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`MR. SOMMER: Object
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`BY THE WITNESS:
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`I suppose that the first element
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`in that,
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`which is Roman numeral three relates to the Roman
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`numerals one,
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`three, and four elsewhere evident
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`on this page,
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`so we're probably -- probably talking
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`about four supplements, each of which has its own
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`separate pagination.
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`So in the case of the abstracts
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`we're dealing with a -- a publication that -- that
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`has page numbers ranging from Roman numeral three,
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`Arabic numeral one,
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`through Arabic -- Roman numeral
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`three, Arabic numeral 1102.
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`And if you look on Page 32 of 74, at
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`the top you will see the page number there is Roman
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`numeral three, Arabic numeral 295.
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`Okay.
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`So this volume and issue of the
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`abstract supplement contains likely 1,102 pages;
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`correct?
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`Os
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`That would be my conclusion, yes.
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`Do you know how many abstracts were
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`included in that supplement?
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`No,
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`1
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`deo: nots
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`Do you see that the Voswinckel abstract
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`is labeled as Abstract No. 1414?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`Yes,
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`I see that.
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`So there were at least 1414 abstracts in
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`this issue; correct?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`Yes.
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`And that's only as far as Page 295 out of
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`1,102 pages; correct?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`Correct.
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`So we would expect that the number of
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`abstracts to be at least double 1,414; correct?
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`MR. SOMMER: Object
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`BY THE WITNESS:
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`We would expect to find a very large pile
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`ef abstracts.
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`BY MS. ASCARRUNZ:
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`Do you know how many pages are contained
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`in all supplements to circulation from 1950 through
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`2004?
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`= don't,
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`Do you know how many pages are contained
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`Q.
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`in all circulation abstracts from 1964 through 2004?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`No,
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`I don't.
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`And you don't know how many pages are
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`contained in all circulation, periodicals, and
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`supplements from 1950 through 2004; correct?
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`A.
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`Q.
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`That is correct .
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`And you don't know how many references
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`are located in all circulation, periodicals, and
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`supplements from 1950 through 2004; correct?
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`MR. SOMMER: Object
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`THE WITNESS:
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`So would you repeat the
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`question?
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`You don't know how many references are
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`located in all circulation, periodicals, and
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`supplements from 1950 through 2004?
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`MR. SOMMER: Object
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`BY THE WITNESS:
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`A.
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`By references you mean discrete
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`publications?
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`No,
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`I don't know that.
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`BY MS. ASCARRUNZ:
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`Q.
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`In your work in this case did you attempt
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`to locate the Voswinckel abstract at any of the
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`institutions where you had been involved as a
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`librarian?
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`MR. SOMMER: Object
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`BY THE WITNESS:
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`A.
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`I don't know. We do know that
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`Ms. Sullivan reported not being able to find one with
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`the date stamp.
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`So one could imagine that she looked
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`at the University of Illinois,
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`found the journal,
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`didn't find a date stamp, and kept going.
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`As
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`I say, that's speculative on my
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`part.
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`I don't know what -- I don't have a specific
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`recollection of what she may have done nine months
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`ago.
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`BY MS. ASCARRUNZ:
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`But certainly nowhere in the declaration
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`or attachments is there documentation showing that
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`you obtained either of the Voswinckel abstract or the
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`Giovannini reference at any of the institutions where
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`you were employed previously as a librarian; correct?
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`A.
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`That is correct.
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`So earlier when we were talking about
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`exercising reasonable diligence, you indicated that
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`often researchers have to do the work, and things
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`obviously just don't fall out of the heavens.
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`Do you remember that discussion?
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`I do remember that very phrase.
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`Is it your opinion that it is exercising
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`reasonable diligence to locate the one paragraph
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`Voswinckel abstract for a person of ordinary skill in
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`the art to review every issue of all monthly
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`periodicals spanning over 50 years that are indexed
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`with the subject cardiology?
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`MR. SOMMER: Object
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`to form.
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`THE WITNESS: Would you repeat the question,
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`please?
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`BY MS. ASCARRUNZ:
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`Is it your opinion that it is exercising
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`reasonable diligence to locate the one paragraph
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`abstract -- the one paragraph Voswinckel abstract for
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`a person of ordinary skill in the art to review every
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`issue of all monthly periodicals spanning over 50
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`years that are indexed with the subject cardiology?
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`MR. SOMMER: Object
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`BY THE WITNESS:
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`A.
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`If I'm an ordinarily diligent -- what's
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`the phrase -- reasonably diligent investigator of
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`Subject A,
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`in the first instance I don't have to --
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`I'm especially in medicine let's say -- I don't have
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`to research what happened 50 years ago.
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`I probably am looking -- probably --
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`looking for something more recent than the literature
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`published 50 years ago.
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`So your question doesn't describe to
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`me a set of reasonable assumptions about due dil --
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`due -- a reasonable diligence.
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`So I don't know how to answer your
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`question because it doesn't -- doesn't describe
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`something that I -- that I understand.
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`BY MS. ASCARRUNZ:
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`Q.
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`Okay. When I refer to a person of
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`ordinary skill in the art,
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`I'm referring to the
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`paragraphs we discussed earlier, Paragraphs 11 and
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`12, of how that was defined -—-
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`A.
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`Qs
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`A.
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`QO.
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`Uh-huh.
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`-- for you by counsel.
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`Uh-huh.
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`Can you -- do you understand that that's
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`what
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`I mean when I say a person of ordinary skill in
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`the art?
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`Q.
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`Right.
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`Okay.
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`So I'm speaking about a person of
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`ordinary skill in the art specifically in this
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`context, not
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`A.
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`Q.
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`in some abstract general research.
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`Uh-huh. Okay.
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`Okay.
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`Is it your opinion that it is
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`exercising reasonable diligence to locate the one
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`paragraph Voswinckel abstract for a person of
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`ordinary skill in the art to review every recent
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`issue of all monthly periodicals that are indexed
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`with the subject cardiology?
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`MR. SOMMER: Object
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`BY THE WITNESS:
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`A.
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`I can imagine that being the case.
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`I can
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`imagine some other set of behaviors that I would also
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`describe as reasonably diligent.
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`BY MS. ASCARRUNZ:
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`Gs
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`Is it your opinion that it is exercising
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`reasonable diligence to locate the one paragraph
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`Voswinckel abstract for a person with experience in
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`the investigation or treatment of pulmonary
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`hypertension to review every recent issue of all
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`monthly periodicals indexed with the subject
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`cardiology?
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`MR. SOMMER: Object
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`THE WITNESS: Have you changed your question?
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`MR. SOMMER: Uh-huh.
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`THE WITNESS:
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`Just help me understand how
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`this question differs from the previous one.
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`MS. ASCARRUNZ:
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`Sure.
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`BY MS. ASCARRUNZ:
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`Q.
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`The previous question referred
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`specifically to the person of ordinary skill in the
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`art.
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`QO.
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`Yeah.
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`The second question used the term a
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`person with experience in the investigation of
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`treatment of pulmonary hypertension.
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`And I can tell you for your
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`understanding and context that there is a dispute in
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`this case as to what a person of ordinary skill in
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`the art is.
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`I understand in your opinion you
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`employed the definition given to you by Watson's
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`counsel.
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`And I'm just --
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`So you're now asking me about --
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`A person with experience in the
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`Q.
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`A.
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`Q.
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`investigation or treatment of pulmonary hypertension.
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`A. Well, understanding that the only thing
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`that has changed between the previous question and
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`this question is the definition of the person we're
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`talking about,
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`then the answer has to be the same.
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`I can imagine that to be the case,
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`but
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`I can imagine other behaviors that one would also
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`describe as reasonably diligent.
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`QO.
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`So I want to ask a few more questions as
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`to what some of those other behaviors are.
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`So I understand your testimony that
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`you can certainly imagine other
`other behaviors
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`being also reasonably diligent.
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`Q.
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`Uh-huh.
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`I just want to try to understand the
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`parameters of what that is, and so the questions that
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`I'm asking you are, you know, specific to one
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`particular behavior,
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`is it reasonable or not?
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`A.
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`Thank you.
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`In your opinion is it exercising
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`reasonable diligence to locate the one paragraph
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`Voswinckel abstract for a person of ordinary skill in
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`the art to review every recent issue of
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`circulation -- to review every recent issue of
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`circulation?
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`MR. SOMMER: Object
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`BY THE WITNESS:
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`A.
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`On the assumption that circulation is a
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`crit -- it publishes critically important
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`information
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`for the person we're talking about, yes, it would
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`be -- it would be my opinion that -- there are just
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`too many terms floating around here.
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`It would be my opinion that looking
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`at every issue of circulation would represent -- help
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`me with the term we're -- reasonable diligence?
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`What's the term?
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`Q.
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`A.
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`Q.
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`Reasonable diligence.
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`Thank you.
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`Okay. And you indicated on the
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`assumption that circulation is critically important
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`for the person that we're talking about?
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`A.
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`Qs
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`Yes.
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`Do you have any basis on which to make
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`that assumption? -- let me put it this way.
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`Are you purporting to put forward an
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`opinion that circulation is critically important for
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`a person of ordinary skill in the art?
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`No, no such assertion is made in my
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`declaration.
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`G:
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`Is it your opinion that it is exercising
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`reasonable diligence to locate the one paragraph
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`Voswinckel abstract for a person of ordinary skill in
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`the art to review every abstract of the scientific
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`sessions of the American Heart Association and annual
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`meetings because they are indexed under cardiology?
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`MR. SOMMER: Object
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`to form.
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`BY THE WITNESS:
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`A.
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`You ask is it reasonable for a person to
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`do that?
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`I can imagine doing it.
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`Is it an
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`obligation that I would lay on a person and say if
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`she didn't do it, it's not reasonably diligent, no.
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`BY MS. ASCARRUNZ:
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`Is it your opinion that it is exercising
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`reasonable diligence to locate the one paragraph
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`Voswinckel abstract for a person of ordinary skill in
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`the art to review over 2500 abstracts, over 1000
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`pages, and because the full 1000 page is indexed as
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`relating to medicine, biotechnology, and
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`pharmaceutical chemistry?
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`MR. SOMMER: Object
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`BY THE WITNESS:
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`A. Well, everything in your question turns
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`around what's reasonable, and I can imagine that
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`being reasonable.
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`I can imagine some other standard
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`behavior being reasonable.
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`I must say that what -- what
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`I do
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`not know right now is what's -- I don't know how all
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`these abstracts are arranged within the abstract
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`supplement, and so I'm really at a loss to deal with
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`your questions because I don't have the relevant
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`facts at hand.
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`So,
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`for instance,
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`if we had a
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`complete volume here, we might -- I might be able to
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`respond more reasonably to your questions.
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`BY MS. ASCARRUNZ:
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`Q.
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`In your preparation and work for this
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`case, did you ever have the full issue of the
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`circulation abstracts in front of you at any point in
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`time?
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`A.
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`Qs
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`In front of me personally? No.
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`In your experience as a researcher, did
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`you ever find it reasonable to review over 2500
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`abstracts, over 1000 pages,
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`to locate a one paragraph
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`DAVID FELDMAN WORLDWIDE, INC. - A VERITEXT COMPANY
`330 Old Country Road - Ste. 300, Mineola, NY 11501 1.800.727.4396
`UNITED THERAPEUTICS, EX. 2033
`WATSON LABORATORIESv. UNITED THERAPEUTICS, IPR2017-01622
`Page 96 of 137
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`SCOTT BENNETT Ph.D.
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`reference?
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`MR. SOMMER: Object
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`to form.
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`BY THE WITNESS:
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`A.
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`I needed at one point as a researcher to
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`construct as comprehensive a list as I could of the
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`periodicals published in Great Brittain in the 1820s.
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`Happily,
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`I was doing this in the
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`1960s,
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`so I was working with the print version of the
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`British Library catalog.
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`I was in the British
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`Library.
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`Happily,
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`the British Library has a
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`set of volumes in its printed catalog called
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`periodicals.
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`I went
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`through all those volumes
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`looking for titles that were published in the 1820s.
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`I'm am sure that I
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`looked at many
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`thousands of entries.
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`So if I
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`thought that behavior was
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`reasonable then,
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`I cannot say that a very laborious
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`search of many thousands of entries for what one is
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`looking for would be unreasonable now.
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`BY MS. ASCARRUNZ:
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`Q.
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`Do you equate your task of having to
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`construct a comprehensive listing of all periodicals
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`DAVID FELDMAN WORLDWIDE, INC.

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