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UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
`______________
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`BEFORE THE PATENT TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
`______________
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`MYLAN INSTITUTIONAL LLC,
`Petitioner,
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`v.
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`NOVO NORDISK A/S,
`Patent Owner.
`______________
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`Case IPR2020-00324
`Patent 8,114,833
`______________
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`DECLARATION OF TINA BJELDSKOV PEDERSEN, PH.D.
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`Novo Nordisk Ex. 2024, P. 1
`Mylan Institutional v. Novo Nordisk
`IPR2020-00324
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`IPR2020-00324
`Patent 8,114,833 B2
`I, Tina Bjeldskov Pedersen, hereby declare as follows:
`1.
`I am an inventor named in U.S. Patent No. 8,114,833 (the “’833
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`patent”) owned by Novo Nordisk A/S (“Novo Nordisk”).
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`2.
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`I have personal knowledge of the information set forth in this
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`declaration unless I specifically note otherwise.
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`3.
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`I am a full-time employee of Novo Nordisk, and I am not being
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`separately compensated for my work preparing this declaration.
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`4.
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`I received my Ph.D. from the University of Copenhagen in 2002. I
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`began working at Novo Nordisk in 2001 as a Research Scientist within the
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`formulation development of injectables. In 2006, I advanced to Team Leader within
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`the formulation development of injectables. In 2011, I transitioned to Team Leader
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`within oral formulation development. In 2015, I became the Head/Director for Oral
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`Formulation Research, which is the position I hold today.
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`5.
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`As Director for Oral Formulation Research at Novo Nordisk, I am
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`responsible for a department that provides and progresses state-of-the-art oral
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`formulation technology platforms for our oral project pipeline.
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`6.
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`I have about 19 years of experience formulating drug products,
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`including more than 19 years of experience working with peptides and proteins for
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`clinical use.
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`I was a member of the Novo Nordisk formulation team tasked with
`7.
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`developing an injectable liraglutide formulation (the “liraglutide project”). The
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`documents cited in this declaration were generated in the normal course of business
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`at Novo Nordisk in connection with our work on the liraglutide project.
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`8.
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`In the ordinary course of business, and in connection with our work on
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`the liraglutide project, we regularly corresponded by e-mail. I confirm that Ex2051
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`is an e-mail chain with an earliest email dated December 19, 2001. I confirm that I
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`received all e-mails in the chain dated January 23, 2002 and earlier due to the fact
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`that I was copied into the e-mail chain on January 2, 2002. Ex2051 is a true and
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`accurate copy of an original record that was prepared and kept in the course of
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`regularly conducted business activity of Novo Nordisk, as well as a certified English
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`translation thereof. The e-mail messages in the chain that I received (dated from
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`December 19, 2001 to January 23, 2002) contained in Ex2051 were created at or
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`near the time of the activities described therein.
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`9.
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`In the ordinary course of business, and in connection with our work on
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`the liraglutide project, I made a presentation at the April 4, 2002 NN2211
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`Formulation and Production Group Meeting, which both Dr. Engelund and I
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`attended. Details of the meeting were memorialized in meeting minutes (“04-04-02
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`Meeting Minutes”). (Ex2055.) The 04-04-02 Meeting Minutes were generated in
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`accordance with Novo Nordisk’s usual practice. My attendance at the meeting is
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`indicated by my initials on the 04-04-02 Meeting Minutes. (See Ex2055 at 2, 12.)1
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`At Novo Nordisk, employees are identified by initials. “Kot” refers to Dr. Engelund
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`and “TinP” refers to me. The 04-04-02 Meeting Minutes were created at or near the
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`time of the activities set forth therein. I confirm that Ex2055 is a true and accurate
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`copy of the 04-04-02 Meeting Minutes, which is an original record that was kept in
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`the course of regularly conducted business activity of Novo Nordisk, as well as a
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`certified English translation thereof.
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`10.
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`In connection with our work on the liraglutide project, I authored and
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`signed a protocol entitled: “Investigation of Several Alternative Isotonic Agents for
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`the NN2211 Drug Product (Continuation of Protocol No. 02433030),” which is
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`dated June 3, 2002 (“June 3, 2002 Drop Test Protocol”). (Ex2057.) The June 3,
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`2002 Drop Test Protocol was given internal report number “02433195.” The June
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`3, 2002 Drop Test Protocol was created at or near the time of the work set forth
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`therein and summarized the drop test as well as the related results. Protocols such
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`as the June 3, 2002 Drop Test Protocol, and the protocols identified below in
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`paragraphs 11 and 13, are generated at Novo Nordisk as part of our normal business
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`practice. I confirm that Ex2057 is a true and accurate copy of the June 3, 2002 Drop
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`1 In citing to a Danish language Exhibit, I have provided the page number of the
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`original Danish language document and the certified English translation thereof.
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`Test Protocol, which is an original record that was prepared and kept in the course
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`of regularly conducted business activity of Novo Nordisk, as well as a certified
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`English translation thereof.
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`11.
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`In connection with our work on the liraglutide project, I authored and
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`signed a protocol entitled: “Protocol: Study of Potential Clogging of Needles Placed
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`on NovoPen® with Various Isotonicity Agents (Supersedes Protocol No. 02433148
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`and 02433162),” which is dated June 5, 2002 (“June 5, 2002 Clogging Test
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`Protocol”). (Ex2058.) The June 5, 2002 Clogging Test Protocol was given an
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`internal report number of “02433229.” The June 5, 2002 Clogging Test Protocol
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`was created at or near the time of the work set forth therein and summarized the
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`clogging test as well as the related results. I confirm that Ex2058 is a true and
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`accurate copy of the June 5, 2002 Clogging Test Protocol, which is an original record
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`that was prepared and kept in the course of regularly conducted business activity of
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`Novo Nordisk, as well as a certified English translation thereof.
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`12.
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`In connection with our work on the liraglutide project, I received a
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`memo from Peter Buus entitled “Testing of Isotonic Agents for NN2211,” and dated
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`June 27, 2002 (“June 27, 2002 Simulated Filling Test Memo”). (Ex2059.) The
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`June 27, 2002 Simulated Filling Test Memo was created at or near the time of the
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`work set forth therein. Memoranda like the June 27, 2002 Simulated Filling Test
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`Memo are generated at Novo Nordisk as part of our normal business practice. The
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`June 27, 2002 Simulated Filling Test Memo was generated in accordance with Novo
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`Nordisk’s usual practice. I confirm that Ex2059 is a true and accurate copy of the
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`June 27, 2002 Simulated Filling Test Memo, which is an original record that was
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`prepared and kept in the course of regularly conducted business activity of Novo
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`Nordisk, as well as a certified English translation thereof.
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`13.
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`In connection with our work on the liraglutide project, I approved and
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`signed a protocol entitled: “Protocol: Alternative Isotonic Agents to Mannitol: Test
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`of Physical and Chemical Stability of NNC90-1170,” which is dated July 23, 2002
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`(“July 23, 2002 Physical and Chemical Stability Test Protocol”). (Ex2060.) The
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`July 23, 2002 Physical and Chemical Stability Test Protocol was given an internal
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`report number of “02433277.” The July 23, 2002 Physical and Chemical Stability
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`Test Protocol was created at or near the time of the work set forth therein. I confirm
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`that Ex2060 is a true and accurate copy of the July 23, 2002 Physical and Chemical
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`Stability Test Protocol, which is an original record that was prepared and kept in the
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`course of regularly conducted business activity of Novo Nordisk, as well as a
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`certified English translation thereof.
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`14. While working on the liraglutide project, and during the ordinary course
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`of business at Novo Nordisk, we sometimes created PowerPoints that were presented
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`during team meetings. One such PowerPoint was entitled “NN2211 Design Review:
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`Final Formulation for Phase 3 Clinical Trials,” dated November 29, 2002 (“NN2211
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`Design Review PowerPoint”). (Ex2064.) The NN2211 Design Review PowerPoint
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`was generated in accordance with Novo Nordisk’s usual practice. The NN2211
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`Design Review PowerPoint was created at or near the time of the activities set forth
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`therein. I confirm that Ex2064 is a true and accurate copy of the NN2211 Design
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`Review PowerPoint, which is an original record that was prepared and kept in the
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`course of regularly conducted business activity of Novo Nordisk.
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`15.
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`In connection with our work on the liraglutide project, I authored a
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`report entitled “NN2211: Physical and Chemical Stability of 5 mg/ml NNC 90-1170,
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`pH 7.85, in Presence of Different Isotonic Agents,” dated April 22, 2003, which I
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`signed on April 23, 2003 on page 2, indicating that I am its author (“April 22, 2003
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`Report”). (Ex2068.) The April 22, 2003 Report was given an internal report number
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`of “03433088.” The April 22, 2003 Report was generated in accordance with Novo
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`Nordisk’s usual practice, and included protocols, results, and conclusions from the
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`studies summarized therein. I included analysis of the physical stability results on
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`pages 10 to 13, with the underlying data in Tables 1 to 9, and I included analysis of
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`the chemical stability results on pages 13 to 16, with the underlying data in Tables
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`10 to 18 of the April 22, 2003 Report. As part of our normal business practice at
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`Novo Nordisk, I asked David Nolan to check the data in the April 22, 2003 Report.
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`I provided the April 22, 2003 Report and printouts of the raw data cited therein to
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`Mr. Nolan, in accordance with standard Novo Nordisk practice. Mr. Nolan signed
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`page 2, indicating his review, in accordance with the standard procedure of our
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`formulation group at Novo Nordisk. The April 22, 2003 Report was created at or
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`near the time of the activities set forth therein. I confirm that Ex2068 is a true and
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`accurate copy of the April 22, 2003 Report, which is an original record that was
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`prepared and kept in the course of regularly conducted business activity of Novo
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`Nordisk.
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`16.
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`In connection with our work on the liraglutide project, I authored a
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`report entitled “Liraglutide – Simulated Filling Experiments, Drop and Clogging
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`Tests of Replacements Candidates for Mannitol,” dated June 27, 2003, which was
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`given internal report number “03433177” (“June 27, 2003 Report”). (Ex. 2072.) I
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`authored the June 27, 2003 Report as part of our normal business practice at Novo
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`Nordisk. I signed page 2 of the report, indicating that I am its author. As part of
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`Novo Nordisk’s normal practice, the June 27, 2003 Report contained underlying data
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`including photos as well as references to the protocols, memos, and reports from the
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`experiments summarized in this report. The June 27, 2003 Report was created at or
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`near the time of the activities set forth therein. I confirm that Ex2072 is a true and
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`accurate copy of the June 27, 2003 Report, which is an original record that was
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`prepared and kept in the course of regularly conducted business activity of Novo
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`Nordisk.
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