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`ESTTA Tracking number:
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`ESTTA1120703
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`Filing date:
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`03/16/2021
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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
`BEFORE THE TRADEMARK TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`Proceeding
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`Applicant
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`88201913
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`METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON AIRPORTS AUTHORITY
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`Applied for Mark
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`FLYDULLES
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`Correspondence
`Address
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`Submission
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`Attachments
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`Filer's Name
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`Filer's email
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`Signature
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`Date
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`TODD L. JUNEAU
`JUNEAU & MITCHELL
`1727 KING STREET, #300
`ALEXANDRIA, VA 22314
`UNITED STATES
`Primary Email: TJUNEAU@JUNEAUMITCHELL.COM
`Secondary Email(s): Claire.mckenna@mwaa.com
`703-548-3569
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`Applicant's substitute conforming Appeal Brief (25 pp.)
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`2021-03-15 Substitute Confirming APPEALBRIEF ttabvue-
`88201913.pdf(5142438 bytes )
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`Todd Juneau
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`tjuneau@juneaumitchell.com
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`/Todd L. Juneau/
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`03/16/2021
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`
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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT & TRADEMARK OFFICE
`BEFORE THE TRADEMARK TRIAL & APPEAL BOARD
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`Applicant/Owner:
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`Metropol itan Washington Airports Authority
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`TTAB
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`Application Serial No.
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`88201913
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`Filed:
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`Mark:
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`Nov. 20, 2018
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`FLYDULLES.COM
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`SUBSTITUTE CONFIRMING APPEAL BRIEF (25pp)
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`APPEAL BRIEF
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`ATTN : Trademark Trial and Appeal Board
`Commissioner for Trademarks
`P.O. Box 1451
`Alexandria VA 22313-1451
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`To the Board:
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`This brief is filed pursuant to the ex parte appeal taken from the Office action mailed
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`Jun. 24 , 2020.
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`A timely notice of appeal was filed on Dec. 4, 2020 , making this appeal brief due Feb. 4,
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`2021.
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`Real party in interest
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`The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority is the 100% owner of this trademark
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`and application and is the real party in interest.
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`There are no related appeals.
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`Related appeals
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`Status of the application
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`The application is finally rejected.
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`Summary
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`Applicant has applied to register the mark FLYDULLES (U.S. App. No. 88/201 ,913)
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`("Applicant's Mark" or the "FLYDULLES Mark").
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`1111111 11111111111!111 11 111 111 111111111111 111111111111111111
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`02/04/2021
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`U S Patent & T~ Ofc/ M Ma I R,:pt ~t '#02
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`The application was filed Nov. 20, 2018 under 15 U.S.C. 1051{a) in Class 039 for "providing a
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`website featuring information in the field of air travel , airport parking, air travel booking, flight
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`tracking, taxi and limousine transportation, airport light rail transportation , and toll road
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`transportation".
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`The 1 (a) application included three (3) trademark specimens. Nov. 20 , 2018 Specimen, TSDR
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`p.1-3. The first original specimen was a snapshot of the Dulles International Twitter page with
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`an image of the FLYDULLES webpage for making travel bookings, and providing information
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`on security, shopping and dining, terminal maps, directions to and from , parking, and
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`transportation. The second original specimen was a snapshot of a photo posted on the Dulles
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`International Twitter page, the photo showing a standing banner display at the Ithaca, NY
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`airport advertising the FLYDULLES website. The third specimen was a snapshot of the
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`FLYDULLES website with an image of a boy sitting in a cockpit and advertising the "Wings for
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`All" program for special needs people.
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`Prosecution Summary
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`In an action Feb. 20, 2019, the Office refused registration stating that the specimens showed
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`hashtag and domain name use. In reply, on Feb. 21, 2019, Applicant amended the application
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`to 1 (b) and the application was allowed Jun. 4, 2019.
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`A Statement of Use and additional specimens were filed Oct. 10, 2019. Oct. 10, 2019
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`Specimen, TSDR p.1-4. In an action Oct. 28, 2019 , the registration and specimens were
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`refused on the basis of domain name use.
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`A subsequent Request for Reconsideration and Extension of Time was filed by Applicant, and
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`the Office issued a Final Office Action on Jun. 24, 2020. In the action dated Jun. 24, 2020, the
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`Office finally refused registration of Applicant 's mark on the ground that the substitute
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`specimens for each refused international class does not show proper use of the applied-for
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`mark in commerce and because the applied-for mark, as used on the specimen of record, is
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`used merely as an internet domain name and does not function as a trademark or service mark
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`to indicate the source of Applicant's goods and/or services and to identify and distinguish them
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`from others.
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`Procedural Issue relating to abandonment
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`Applicant timely filed a Notice of Appeal and fee on Dec. 4, 2020 , by hand delivery to the PTO
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`drop window because of internet/PTO webpage outage. EXHIBIT M.
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`The Office did not process the Notice of Appeal that Applicant filed at the drop window, but the
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`Office did accept and process Applicant 's fee payment check. The Office issued a Notice of
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`Abandonment on Jan. 5, 2021. Applicant filed on Jan. 5, 2021 a Request for Reinstatement,
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`along with a copy of the hand-filed , PTO stamped Notice of Appeal. Calls were made the
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`Examiner, but not returned , to confirm that an Appeal Brief is due Feb. 4, 2021, in light of the
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`processing error by the PTO.
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`Grounds of rejection to be reviewed on appeal
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`Whether the rejection of the specimens on the grounds that they do not show trademark use
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`but instead refer to an internet domain is erroneous and should be reversed .
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`Argument
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`Applicant respectfully asserts that its FLYDULLES mark is entitled to registration on the
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`Principal Register and submits that at least one or more of the specimens submitted to the
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`Office show the mark used as a trademark.
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`
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`First, that Applicant actually offers the services is not an issue. It is clear from the specimens
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`that Applicant provides "a website featuring information in the field of air travel , airport parking,
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`air travel booking , flight tracking , taxi and limousine transportation , airport light rail
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`transportation , and toll road transportation ". Applicant provides this product; a review of the
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`website(s) and social media accounts owned by the applicant shows that the information is
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`being offered on a website.
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`Second, the next question is then whether or not there are any distinctive symbols that are
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`used on these various websites and social media pages. A review of the specimens shows
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`that FLYDULLES fits this definition. It is a distinctive symbol and it is used repeatedly and in
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`various locations on the webpages and in the social media account pages. It is also used as a
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`domain, but this is not how it is solely used. It is also used with a hashtag. This is similar to
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`how other trademarks are used in that the mark is used as a domain, as a hashtag link, and so
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`forth . The Lanham Act provides that any symbol that is capable of distinguishing a source of
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`goods or services can serve as a mark. See e.g. Qual itex Co. v. Jacobson , 514 U.S. 159, 164
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`(1995) ("It is the source-distinguishing ability of a mark - not its ontological status as color,
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`shape, fragrance , word , or sign -
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`that permits it to serve [as a distinguishing factor for
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`consumers].").
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`Third , the next question is whether a person visiting Applicant 's webpages and social media
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`account pages, would have made or likely would have made a mental connection to any of the
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`distinctive symbols on those webpages and social med ia pages. In this case, the repeated use
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`of the FLYDULLES symbol , and the provision of travel information services , does form such a
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`mental connection.
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`However, the Office has focused entirely on the domain use, only, and has used an
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`administrative policy that domain use, whenever used, can be used to deny registration. But
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`
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`what about non-domain uses? A domain name is the name found in the URL address box.
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`But what about #FLYDULLES? Or Facebook's @FLYDULLES? Or FLYDULLES.com used
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`elsewhere, such as on a webpage or social media page or on a banner stand? These uses are
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`not the domain found in the URL address box. Does COCA COLA® lose its source-indicating
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`power when it is also used as "@COCACOLA" or "#COCACOLA" or "COCACOLA.com"?
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`Applicant has already submitted numerous specimens to the Trademark Office (Exhibits G-L),
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`has submitted a signed declaration that the mark is in use, and/or has an intent to use, has
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`built and maintained numerous webpages , websites, and social med ia accounts for years , has
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`produced actual standing banners and other physical airport advertising , has placed this
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`advertising not only at Dulles International but at multiple airports, and has used this mark
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`continuously since at least 2018. But how can the over-broad appl ication of an administrative
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`domain use policy negate the actual mental connection generated by years of the applicant's
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`efforts? The applicant submits that it cannot.
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`The Trademark Office is permitted to deny registrations , by law, where a mark is disparaging, or
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`where a mark would cause confusion by a consumer. However, neither of these is the case
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`here.
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`Instead, the Office has pointed to the fact that the mark is [also] used as a domain name, and
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`has decided to deny registration. But to deny registration is to effectively deny protectability,
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`since the standards for registrability of a mark are the same as those for the protectability of a
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`mark. Thus, contrary to the actual goodwill that the applicant has developed , the Office has
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`decided in this case, based on the over-broad use of the domain policy doctrine of denying
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`registration , to focus solely the URL address-box domain name use, ignored all of the other
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`use by the applicant. And , in doing so, the Office has thereby decided without evidence or
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`
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`conducting a survey of its own , that the applicant has absolutely no protectable interest in the
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`symbol FLYDULLES.
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`Applicant has spent over $14 million dollars in advertising and marketing their travel services ,
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`including the provisional of information on webpages and social media. Exhibits A-D. The
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`applicant logged over 127,000 visits to the FLYDULLES website. Exhibit E. There are over
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`110,000 Facebook followers of the facebook.com/FLYDULLES account. Exhibit F.
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`Applicant 's significant advertising and promotional efforts, social media presence, and
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`recognition within its own industry, combined with the millions of searches that have been run
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`by consumers through its FLYDULLES services demonstrate that Applicant's Mark is well
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`known and recognized by consumers for its travel information services. Applicant respectfully
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`submits that these facts alone establish that its FLYDULLES mark is a source-indicating mark
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`for the products listed in the application.
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`Based on the following evidence and arguments , Applicant respectfully requests that the Board
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`overturn the final decision of the Examining Attorney, direct the Office to withdraw the refusal
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`and to approve Applicant 's Mark for registration.
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`On behalf of Applicant
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`/Todd L. Juneau/
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`Todd L. Juneau
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`USPTO Reg. No. 40669
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`Feb. 4, 2021
`re-submitted 3/16/2021
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`
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`Evidence appendix
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`Exhibit A
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`MWAA Budget 2021 p. 49
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`Exhibit B
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`MWAA Budget 2021 p. 51
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`Exhibit C
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`MWAA Budget 2021 p. 69
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`Exhibit D
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`MWAA unaudited financial Nov. 2020
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`Exhibit E
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`Report of webpage activity
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`Exhibit F
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`Facebook page
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`Exhibit G
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`original specimen , with mark-up
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`Exhibit H
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`original specimen , with mark-up
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`Exhibit I
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`original specimen , with mark-up
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`Exhibit J
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`secondary specimen, with mark-up
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`Exhibit K
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`secondary specimen , with mark-up
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`Exhibit L
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`secondary specimen , with mark-up
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`Exhibit M
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`Notice of Appeal and fee payment check
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`2021 BUDGET
`Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
`
`Office of Airline Business Development
`
`The Office of Airline Business Development formulates and executes strategies and actions to maintain and
`improve the region's passenger and air cargo service. The Office conducts baseline research, develops projections,
`and recommends strategic actions in airline, air cargo, and aviation areas. The Office develops demographic and
`travel trends focusing on long-range opportunities to enhance the Airports Authority's competitive position within
`the global aviation system. The Office conducts internal and external outreach activities designed to influence and
`educate target audiences about the positive economic impacts of air service to the region .
`
`2021 Budget Goals and Objectives
`
`Operating Expenses Trend (thousands)
`
`$4,544
`
`to Dulles
`1) Actively attract new air service
`International while continuing to expand current air
`service.
`
`International service by
`2) Further expand Dulles
`securing new routes and new airlines.
`
`3) Promote Dulles International air services through
`cooperative marketing and stakeholder partnership
`marketing.
`
`4) Leverage internal efficiencies allowing for reduced
`operating expenses.
`
`to drive passenger growth at both
`5) Continue
`Airports through COVID -19 recovery strategy.
`
`2019
`
`2020
`
`2021
`
`Table 2-3: Opernting Expenses Summary- Office of Airline Business Development
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`Budget Summary
`(dollars in thousands)
`
`Actual
`
`2019
`
`Budget
`
`Budget
`
`2020
`
`2021
`
`2021 Budget vs.
`2020 Budget
`Dollar
`Percent
`
`Career Positions
`
`8
`
`8
`
`Personnel Expenses
`
`Personnel Compensation
`
`Employee Benefits
`
`Non-Personnel Expenses
`
`Travel
`
`Services
`
`$ 1,074 $ 1,137 $
`306
`359
`
`979 $
`291
`
`Subtotal
`
`$ 1,381 $ 1,495 $ 1,270 $
`
`(158)
`(68)
`
`(226)
`
`(13.9%)
`(18.8%)
`
`(15.1%)
`
`$
`
`265 $
`
`252 $
`
`49 $
`
`(203)
`
`(80.5%)
`
`1,741
`
`2,776
`
`648
`
`(2,128)
`
`(76.6%)
`
`Supplies, Materials and Fuels
`
`Subtotal
`
`Total Operating Expenses
`
`23
`20
`$ 2,030 $ 3,049 $
`720 $ (2,329)
`$ 3,411 $ 4,544 $ 1,990 $ (2,555)
`
`22
`
`2
`
`9.5%
`
`(76.4%)
`
`(56.2%)
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`2021 BUDGET
`Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
`
`Office of Marketing and Consumer Strategy
`
`The Office of Marketing and Consumer Strategy oversees the planning and marketing efforts to help position the
`Airports Authority to increase revenue in its Aviation Enterprise and di rect the Airports Authority programs for
`concession contracting . Other activities include customer satisfaction initiatives and support for the Airports
`Authority's marketing and advertising program. As of 2017, Concessions Management was transferred to this
`Office. This Office was formerly the Office of Plann ing and Revenue Development.
`
`2021 Budget Goals and Objectives
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`Operating Expenses Trend (thousands)
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`1) Refine and execute five year strateg ies for ongoing
`non-airline revenue growth.
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`2) Leverage all marketing channels to support new air
`service, grow enplanements at Dulles Internati onal,
`drive revenue and support new initiatives.
`
`to grow public parking and ground
`3) Continue
`transportation revenue.
`
`the Office of Airline Business
`4) Work with
`to continue
`to grow passenger
`Development
`activity at Dulles International.
`
`5) Work with the Office of Technology to continue
`refreshing and
`implementing next generation
`technologies including maintenance of the Reagan
`National and Dulles International websites.
`
`$6,735
`
`2019
`
`2020
`
`2021
`
`Table 2-5: Operating Expenses Summary- Office of Marketing and Consumer Strategy
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`Budget Summary
`(dollars in thou sa nd s)
`
`Actual
`2019
`
`Budget
`2020
`
`Budget
`2021
`
`2021 Budget vs.
`2020 Budget
`Dollar
`Percent
`
`Career Positions
`
`Non-Career Positions
`
`Other Positions
`
`18
`
`1
`
`1
`
`18
`
`1
`
`1
`
`Personnel Expenses
`Personnel Compensation
`Employee Benefits
`
`Non-Personnel Expenses
`
`Travel
`
`Lease and Rental Payments
`Services
`
`Supplies, Materials and Fuels
`
`Subtotal
`
`Total Operating Expenses
`
`$ 1,998 $ 2,172 $ 2,005 $
`654
`654
`665
`
`Subtotal
`
`$ 2,652 $ 2,826 $ 2,671 $
`
`(167)
`11
`
`(156)
`
`(7.7%)
`1.8%
`
`(5.5%)
`
`$
`
`29 $
`
`48 $
`
`1 $
`
`36
`
`26
`
`(47)
`
`(10)
`
`(97.0%)
`
`(28.7%)
`
`2,199
`
`3,75 2
`
`1,619
`
`(2,134)
`
`(56.9%)
`
`40
`72
`14
`(59}
`$ 2,268 $ 3,909 $ 1,659 $ (2,250}
`$ 4,921 $ 6,735 $ 4,330
`$
`(2,405)
`
`(81.2%)
`
`(57.6%)
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`(35.7%)
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`2021 BUDGET
`Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
`
`Airports Authority Department/Fund Relationship
`
`The Aviation Enterprise and Dulles Corridor Enterprise Funds currently interact with the various offices and cost
`centers/departments across the Airports Authority as described in the following matrix.
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`Office/Cost Center/Department/Fund Matrix
`
`O&M
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`COMIP
`
`CCP
`
`O&M
`
`R&R
`
`CIP
`
`Aviation Entererise Fund
`
`Dulles Corridor Entererise Fund*
`
`2021 Bud!let - Relationship Matrix
`
`Board of Directors and Executive Offices
`
`Office of Airline Busines s Development
`
`Office of Real Estate Development
`
`Office of Marketing and Consumer Strategy
`
`Office of Communications and Government Affairs
`
`Office of Operations Support
`
`Office of Finance
`
`Office of Engineering
`
`Office of Human Resources and Administrative Services
`
`Office of Technology
`
`Office of General Counsel
`
`Office of Aud it
`
`Office of Strategy and Busines s Transformation and Performance
`
`Office of Supply Chain Management
`
`Reagan National
`
`Dulles International
`
`Office of Public Safety
`
`Dulles Toll Road
`
`Dulles Metrorail Project
`
`2021 Bud!let - Expenditure Matrix (dollars in thousands)
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
`X
`
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`Board of Directors and Executive Offices
`
`Office of Airline Business Development
`
`Office of Real Estate Development
`
`Office of Marketing and Consumer Strategy
`
`Office of Communications and Government Affairs
`
`Office of Operations Support
`
`Office of Finance
`
`Office of Engineering
`
`Office of Human Resources and Administrative Services
`
`Office of Technology
`
`Office of General Counsel
`
`Office of Audit
`
`Office of Strategy and Bus iness Transformation and Performance
`
`Office of Supply Chain Management
`
`Reagan National
`
`Dulles International
`
`Office of Public Safety
`
`Dulles Toll Road
`
`Dulles Metrorail Project
`
`Debt Service and Financing Fees
`
`Total 2021 Budgeted Expenditures
`
`Total Enterprise Fund
`
`$
`
`2,674 $
`
`200 $
`
`$
`
`243 $
`
`$
`
`1,990
`
`414
`
`4,330
`
`2,655
`
`2,150
`
`2,700
`
`2,503
`
`1,369
`
`450
`
`2,731
`
`15,878
`
`46,954
`
`61,379
`
`3,802
`
`325,721
`
`741
`
`15,786
`
`35,373
`
`1,400
`
`11,523
`
`17,738
`
`2,622
`
`29,450
`
`13,322
`
`5,821
`
`16,877
`
`29,487
`
`1,914
`
`2,072
`
`1,001
`
`5,282
`
`84,855
`
`147,848
`
`58,567
`
`332,067
`
`58
`
`16
`
`246
`
`711
`
`507
`
`716
`
`13
`
`43
`
`74
`
`398
`
`29
`
`152
`
`2,678
`
`20,751
`
`104,753
`
`107
`
`250
`
`2,180
`
`487
`
`12,242
`
`219
`
`355
`
`67
`
`111
`
`31
`
`138
`
`86
`
`2,086
`
`337,156
`
`$ 715,880 $ 110,519 $ 465,245
`
`$ 131,389 $
`
`4,517 $ 351,267
`
`$1,291,644
`
`$508,546
`
`*Includes both direct costs and cost allocation from Aviation Enterprise to Dulles Corridor Enterprise (DCE/. Total DCE Fund includes 2021 reserve contributions of $21,343 thousand.
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`METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON AIRPORTS AUTHORITY
`AVIATION ENTERPRISE FUND
`FINANCIAL INDICATORS
`NOVEMBER 20 20
`
`Actuals vs Budget
`
`Actuals
`
`Current
`Yea r-to-Date
`
`Prior
`Year-to-Date
`
`Perce nt
`ActualYTD
`Change CY to Actual YTO
`Compared to
`Percent
`Change CY to Seasona lized Seasonal ized Compared to Seasonalized
`PY
`Budget
`Budget
`PriorYTO
`Budget
`
`Airline rents
`
`Landing fees
`
`190,846,431
`
`210 ,190,529
`
`(9.2%)
`
`189,634 ,938
`
`0.6%
`
`48,037 ,031
`
`92 ,678 ,669
`
`(48 .2%)
`
`88,176,070
`
`(45 .5 %)
`
`Interna tional arrival fees
`
`4,304 ,594
`
`15,998 ,898
`
`(73 .1%)
`
`16,269,607
`
`(73.5%)
`
`Pass conveyance fees (mobile lounge)
`
`3,194 ,768
`
`5,396 ,923
`
`(40.6%)
`
`4,981 ,693
`
`(35.9%)
`
`Total Airtine Revenue
`
`246 ,382 ,824
`
`324 ,265,019
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`(24.0 %)
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`299 ,062 ,309
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`(17 .6%)
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`857 ,600
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`857 ,600
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`854 ,770
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`0.3%
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`10,914 ,607
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`12,993 ,342
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`13,111 ,012
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`10,596 ,532
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`11 ,203 ,208
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`Non-airlines rents
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`Food and beverage
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`Retail and newsstand
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`Hotel and gas station
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`46 ,070 ,992
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`46,142,497
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`(5 .4%)
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`(0.2%)
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`12,602 ,175
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`(15.9%)
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`45 ,973 ,640
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`0.2%
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`9 ,490 ,377
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`33 ,157,427
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`(71 .4%)
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`35 ,183,613
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`(73 .0%)
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`4,258 ,072
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`14 ,008 ,343
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`(69 .6%)
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`14,280 ,062
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`(70 .2%)
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`1,211 ,313
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`2,693 ,597
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`(55 .0%)
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`2,631 ,770
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`(54 .0 %)
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`2,918 ,069
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`13 ,634 ,753
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`(78 .6%)
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`13,898 ,764
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`(79.0%)
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`2,773 ,901
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`3,446,473
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`(19 .5%)
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`3,188,929
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`(13 .0%)
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`48 ,915
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`13,670
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`257 .8%
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`7,719,893
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`14 ,874 ,361
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`(46.1%)
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`16,101 ,900
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`(52.1%)
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`1,027 ,489
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`3 ,666 ,667
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`(72.0%)
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`2,166,666
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`(52.6%)
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`14 ,216 ,712
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`41 ,610,221
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`(66 .0%)
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`51 ,612 ,200
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`(72 .5%)
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`392 ,940
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`739 ,532
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`(46 .9%)
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`716 ,651
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`(45.2%)
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`22,182,978
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`43 ,003,139
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`(46 .4%)
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`48 ,568 ,534
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`(54 .3 %)
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`9,312 ,993
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`17,615,754
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`(47 .1%)
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`17,399 ,984
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`(46.5%)
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`36 ,759 ,548
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`116,587 ,322
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`(66 .5%)
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`118,477 ,595
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`(69.0%)
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`19,399 ,267
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`29 ,636,154
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`(34.5%)
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`29 ,897 ,350
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`561 ,837
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`909 ,198
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`1,084 ,880
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`200,714 ,034
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`406 ,993 ,256
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`(50 .7%)
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`427 ,750 ,694
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`731 ,256 ,277
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`130,290,539
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`127,525 ,943
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`46 ,672 ,526
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`45 ,365 ,603
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`2.2%
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`135,052 ,700
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`47,753 ,958
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`108,989 ,693
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`122,788 ,728
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`146,94 7,67 1
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`12 ,688 ,018
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`17,429 ,791
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`19,984 ,573
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`5 ,437 ,213
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`5,367 ,487
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`4,176,076
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`3,961 ,632
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`5,507,005
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`4 ,290,969
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`20 ,371 ,980
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`23 ,389 ,643
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`(1 2.9%)
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`25 ,203 ,764
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`3,561 ,967
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`3,725 ,706
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`3,653 ,340
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`135,606
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`6,533 ,760
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`794 ,945
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`1,067 ,219
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`146
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`87 ,246
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`339,077,547
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`356 ,771 ,528
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`397,230 ,616
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`108,019 ,311
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`374 ,486 ,749
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`(71 .2%)
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`329 ,582 ,367
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`Depreciation and amortization
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`37 ,791 ,363
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`Tota l Expenses
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`Operating Income (Loss)
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`567 ,136,293
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`598 ,048 ,989
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`133,209 ,267
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`10,690 ,650
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`11 ,025 ,723
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`1,453
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`207 ,006
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`23 ,631 ,622
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`24 ,692 ,466
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`2,263
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`276 ,519
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`43 ,767 ,300
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`49 ,740 ,207
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`170,566,667
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`158,857 ,093
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`146,765 ,262
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`156,318 ,659
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