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`0690.0016C12
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`In re Application of: Carles Puente Baliarda, et al.
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`Application No.: 13/732,761
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`Filed: January 2, 2013
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`For: Multilevel Antennae
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`The owner•, Fractus, SA
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`ZTE v. Fractus
`IPR2018-01461
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`ZTE
`Exhibit 1011.0001
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`ZTE v. Fractus
`IPR2018-01461
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`ZTE
`Exhibit 1011.0002
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