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`09/06/2011
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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
`BEFORE THE TRADEMARK TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
`92047741
`Plaintiff
`Bayer Consumer Care AG
`RAYMOND I GERALDSON JR
`PATTISHALL MCAULIFFE NEWBURY
`HILLIARD & GERALDSON LLP, 311 SOUTH WACKER DRIVE - SUITE 5000
`CHICAGO, IL 60606
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`Plaintiff's Notice of Taking Testimony
`Phillip Barengolts
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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`BEFORE THE TRADEMARK TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`BAYER CONSUMER CARE AG,
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`V.
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`BELMORA LLC,
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`Petitioner,
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`Registrant.
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`Cancellation No. 92047741
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`PETITIONER'S NOTICE OF FILING TESTIMONY
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`Petitioner, Bayer Consumer Care AG, pursuant to Trademark Rule of Practice 2.125 (c),
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`hereby submits the transcript of the testimony deposition of Bayer Healthcare through its
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`representative, Lisa Halprin Fleisher, former Global Brand Director — Aleve/Flanax & New
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`Products. A true and correct copy of the certified transcript of the deposition, together with
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`exhibits, is attached hereto.
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`Dated: September 6, 2011
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`Respectfully Submitted,
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`PATTISHALL, MCAULIFFE, NEWBURY,
`HILLIARD & GERALDSON LLP
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`By
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`/Phillip Barengolts
`Bradley L. Cohn
`Phillip Barengolts
`Alexis E. Payne
`Ian J. Block
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`311 South Wacker Drive
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`Telephone (312) 554-8000
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`Attorneys for Bayer Consumer Care AG
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`CERTIFICATE OF ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION
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`I hereby certify that a copy of the foregoing PETITIONER'S NOTICE OF FILING
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`TESTIMONY, DEPOSITION TRANSCRIPT OF BAYER HEALTHCARE THROUGH
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`ITS REPRESENTATIVE, LISA HALPRIN FLEISHER, FORMER GLOBAL BRAND
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`DIRECTOR — ALEVE/FLANAX & NEW PRODUCTS, AND EXHIBITS are being
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`electronically transmitted to the Patent and Trademark Office on September 6th, 2011.
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`/Phillip Barengolts/
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`CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
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`I hereby certify that a copy of the foregoing PETITIONER'S NOTICE OF FILING
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`TESTIMONY, DEPOSITION TRANSCRIPT OF BAYER HEALTHCARE THROUGH
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`ITS REPRESENTATIVE, LISA HALPRIN FLEISHER, FORMER GLOBAL BRAND
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`DIRECTOR — ALEVE/FLANAX & NEW PRODUCTS, AND EXHIBITS, were served
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`upon:
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`Philip L. O’Neill
`Jacobson Holman PLLC
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`this 6th day of September, 2011, via first class mail, postage pre—paid.
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`/Phillip Barengoltsl
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`Capital Reporting Company
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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`BEFORE THE TRADEMARK TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`BAYER CONSUMER CARE AG,
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`ORIGINAL
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`Petitioner,
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`Cancellation No.:
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`92047741
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`BELMORA LLC,
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`Registrant.
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`DATE: Thursday, August 11, 2011
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`TIME:
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`11:10 a.m.
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`EXAMINATION BEFORE TRIAL of LISA HALPRIN
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`FLEISHER,
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`taken by the Petitioner, pursuant
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`to notice,
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`held at THE WESTIN GOVERNOR MORRIS,
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`2 Whippany Road,
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`Parsippany, New Jersey, before Suzanne J. Stotz, CCR,
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`A P P E A R A N C E S
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`On behalf of Petitioner:
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`BRADLEY L. COHN, ESQUIRE
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`PHILIP BARENGOLTS, ESQUIRE
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`Pattishall McAuliffe Newbury Hilliard &
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`311 South Wacker Drive, Suite 5000
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`Chicago, Illinois 60606
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`312-554-8000
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`bcohn@pattishall.com
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`pb@pattishall.com
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`On behalf of Registrant:
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`PHILIP L. O'NEILL, ESQUIRE
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`Jacobson Holman, PLLC
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`400 Seventh Street, N.W.
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`Washington, DC 20004
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`L. HALPRIN FLEISHER
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`L I S A
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`H A L P R I N
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`F L E I S‘H E R,
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`315 West
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`86th Street, Apartment 9A, New York, New York
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`10024, called as a witness, having been first duly
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`sworn by
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`a Notary Public of the State of New York,
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`was
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`examined
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`and testified as follows:
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`EXAMINATION BY
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`MR. COHN:
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`Q
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`Good morning.
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`Good morning.
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`Will you please state your name for the
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`Lisa Halprin Fleisher.
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`Could you please spell that for us?
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`L-I-S-A H—A-L-P-R-I—N F-L—E-I—S-H-E—R.
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`What is your home address?
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`315 West 86th Street, Apartment 9A, New
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`New York 10024.
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`Are you currently employed?
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`Yes.
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`By whom?
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`Bayer Healthcare.
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`What is your current business address?
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`36 Columbia Road, Morristown, New Jersey
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`(866) 448 — DEPO
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`Q
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`Would you please describe your educational
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`background for us?
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`I have a B.A.
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`in history from Vassar
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`College and an M B.A.
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`from Vanderbilt University.
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`Q
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`What is your current position with Bayer
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`Healthcare?
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`I am the marketing director for the One A
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`Day franchise.
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`MR. O'NEILL:
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`I beg your pardon?
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`THE WITNESS:
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`I am the marking director
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`for the One A Day franchise.
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`A
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`How long have you held that position?
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`Approximately eight days.
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`Did you have a position with Bayer prior
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`to being the marketing director for One A Day?
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`Yes.
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`I was the global brand director for
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`Aleve, Flanax, Apranax and analgesic new products.
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`What are Aleve, Flanax and Apranax?
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`They are naproxen sodium brands that are
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`sold in countries around the world.
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`Why does Bayer group them together?
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`We manage and market
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`them as one business.
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`We use the same marketing strategy,
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`the same
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`segmentation and advertising strategy.
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`They just
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`happen to have different brand names in different
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`countries based on historical legacy.
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`Q
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`Why does Bayer have different brand names
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`for the same products?
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`It is really historical. We, Bayer, was a
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`joint venture partner with Roche in the United
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`States for the Aleve brand.
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`Roche originally owned
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`the Flanax brand, it was Rx.
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`It was then switched
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`OTC outside of the U.S. Bayer acquired Roche in
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`2000 —— late 2004, 2005. And as a result, we then
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`had both the Flanax and the Aleve brand names with
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`the same marketing strategy.
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`Q
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`And when you say Rx and OTC, can you just
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`explain what you mean by those?
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`Yes. Naproxen sodium was originally an Rx
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`product
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`in all markets. And it was switched to
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`over—the—counter status.
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`So Rx meaning a doctor
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`had to prescribe it and you needed a prescription
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`in order to get it from the store. And then when
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`we switched it to OTC it meant
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`the consumers could
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`purchase it on their own without a prescription.
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`Q
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`How long did you hold the position of
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`global brand director for Aleve, Flanax, Apranax?
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`Two and a half years.
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`Approximately 2009 to 2011?
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`Uh-huh, until July 31st of this year.
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`What were your responsibilities as global
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`Q
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`brand director for Aleve, Flanax and Apranax?
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`I was responsible for the long-term
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`development and vision and growth of the franchise
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`for Aleve, Flanax and Apranax, which included
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`advertising development, new product development,
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`working directly with countries in order to develop
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`growth strategies and competitive strategies, and
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`building long—term strategy for growth in the
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`future.
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`Q
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`And did your responsibilities include
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`activities in the United States and outside the
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`United States?
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`Q
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`Yes.
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`Can you briefly describe your employment
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`history for us?
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`Yes. After my MBA I began my career in
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`brand management with Alberto Culver where I marked
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`for seven years in consumer marketing.
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`I
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`then moved to Bristol Myers Squibb where
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`I spent
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`which is strategic marketing.
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`And then in 1998 I came to Bayer. While
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`at Bayer I have held a number of different
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`positions in the global arena as well as U.S.
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`marketing, probably the majority of my career in
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`analgesics.
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`Q
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`You said you had -— you have had multiple
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`positions at Bayer since you arrived in 1998?
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`No.
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`I began with Bayer in 1998. And I
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`was hired to work in the global strategy group in
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`analgesics where I was the team leader for aspirin,
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`pain and new product development. And then due to
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`different reorganizations my role changed over the
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`years.
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`I worked in region marketing where I worked
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`directly with Latin America. And then I became the
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`global head for gastrointestinals. And then I
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`moved into U.S. marketing and new product
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`development and then back to global.
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`Q
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`Has your office been in the same location
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`since you started working for Bayer?
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`Q
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`Yes.
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`Always in Morristown, New Jersey?
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`Yes.
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`Are you familiar with Bayer‘s Flanax
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`product
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`in Mexico?
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`Yes.
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`How are you familiar with that product?
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`I am the global brand —— I was the global
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`brand director for Aleve, Flanax, Apranax.
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`So I
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`worked on it every day.
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`Q
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`What were your responsibilities for the
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`Flanax product
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`in Mexico?
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`I worked directly with the Mexican
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`marketing department to help develop the long—term
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`strategy, which included how to target consumers,
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`which consumers to market to, develop consumer
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`insights, new advertising and worked on new
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`products as well as, you know,
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`the recent relaunch
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`of the 550 milligrams.
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`Q
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`Are there other Bayer employees you work
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`with in Morristown, New Jersey that also have
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`responsibilities for the Flanax product
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`in Mexico?
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`Yes.
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`Did you travel to Mexico as part of your
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`work as global brand director for Aleve, Flanax and
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`Apranax?
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`Q
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`Yes,
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`a couple of times a year.
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`Why did you travel to Mexico?
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`Because we work directly with the
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`marketing team in Mexico on projects such as
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`advertising development, new products, we would
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`have market updates to become familiar with what
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`the competitive situation was and discuss long—term
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`strategy.
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`Q
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`Can you give some examples of some of the
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`projects that you worked on for the Flanax brand in
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`Mexico?
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`Yes. We worked on reevaluating the target
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`segmentation. We worked on developing new consumer
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`insights which led to advertising, which was
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`recently put on the air. We worked on the launch
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`of the Liquigels. We worked on recently an overall
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`marketing process to understand how best to spend
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`marketing investment behind the brand across media
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`channels.
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`Q
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`As part of your responsibilities as global
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`brand director for Aleve, Flanax and Apranax did
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`you review television ads for the Flanax brand in
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`Mexico?
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`Q
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`Yes.
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`You reviewed them before they went on air?
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`Yes.
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`I was responsible along with my
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`group in Morristown and Basel to approve the
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`advertising brief which went to the agency, DDBO,
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`to make sure that we were aligned,
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`that the
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`direction given to the agency was in line with the
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`global brand strategy as well as the local market
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`needs. We then would review the anamatics, which
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`are the test commercials. And we would —- so that
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`would be approved. And then we would review the
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`final commercial before it went on air.
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`Q
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`Do you know a gentleman named Juan Jose
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`Bandera?
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`A
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`Yes.
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`How do you know him?
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`He is the marketing director in Mexico and
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`he is my partner.
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`Q
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`What kind of business interactions would
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`you have with Mr. Bandera as they relate to the
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`Flanax brand?
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`We worked very closely together on all the
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`aspects which I just described.
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`He would —— he and
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`I would collaborate on the advertising development
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`process, which included making sure we had a strong
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`consumer insight,
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`that we were all in agreement and
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`aligned behind the advertising brief,
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`that we were
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`all aligned at the creative output for the
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`commercial was in line with the actual advertising
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`brief.
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`We also talked about what the opportunities
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`for long—term growth would be, what line extensions
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`we should launch, when we needed to relaunch and
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`any packaging restages.
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`Q
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`’ Let me show you what has previously been
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`marked as Trial Exhibit 18.
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`Can you identify this
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`This is Flanax. This is the Flanax brand
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`that is marketed in Mexico.
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`Do you know why the Flanax logo looks the
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`way it does?
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`Yes.
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`That was very intentional in terms
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`of communication to the consumer, because Flanax is
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`an anti—inflammatory analgesics and so the idea was
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`that it would start thick to kind of symbolize
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`inflammation and then go down to a thin level at
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`the end to show that the inflammation decreased.
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`How do you know this about the appearance
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`of the Flanax?
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`I know this from working on the business
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`and talking to colleagues that helped develop it
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`over time both in Basel as well as in Mexico.
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`Q
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`In your experience is there a segment of
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`the United States consumers that would be familiar
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`with Bayer's Mexican Flanax product?
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`Yes.
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`I think that any Mexicans that live
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`in the United States would surely be familiar with
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`it if they had seen it in Mexico. There are a
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`number of ways that they could be familiar even if
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`they hadn't been in Mexico. We have advertising
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`which is on Univision which is broadcast into the
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`United States.
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`I know that there are a number of
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`border states,
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`like California and Texas, with
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`large communities. And it's very typical that
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`Mexicans who are in the United States would be in
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`search of brands from their home country that they
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`are familiar with and comfortable with. We have
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`done a number of analyses on other brands like Alka
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`Seltzer and aspirin where we know through generally
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`available research that Mexican consumers will seek
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`brands from their home country.
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`Does Bayer sell in the United States a
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`product comparable to its Mexican Flanax product?
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`We sell Aleve.
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`Would you consider another naproxen sodium
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`product
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`to be directly competitive to Aleve?
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`Yes.
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`MR. COHN:
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`I have no further questions.
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`MR. O'NEILL:
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`I would like you to go back
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`about three questions to her somewhat
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`lengthy
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`answer,
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`to the question relating to U.S. consumers,
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`and read it to me.
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`(At which time the following was read
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`"Answer: We have done a number of
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`analyses on other brands like Alka Seltzer and
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`aspirin where we know through generally available
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`research that Mexican consumers will seek brands
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`from their home country.")
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`MR. O'NEILL:
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`Q
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`Now, Ms. Fleisher,
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`let me ask you about
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`those studies.
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`You said that there were studies of
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`Alka Seltzer and aspirin. Were there more than one
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`study?
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`Let me clarify what I said. There is
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`literature available through Hispanic marketing
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`agencies that demonstrate that Mexican consumers,
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`as well as other Hispanic consumers, often seek
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`purchasing habits.
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`Can you name any of that literature?
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`I don't recall exactly what
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`the literature
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`I mean it's definitely been a couple of years
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`Do you have it in your office?
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`I don't know.
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`Are you describing it from your memory?
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`Yes.
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`And how long has it been since you've read
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`the literature?
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`Several years.
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`And the takeaway from the literature is
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`that -— is it specifically directed to Mexican
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`consumers?
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`I think there are Hispanic studies that
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`break it down by Latin American population,
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`so they
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`will talk about Mexican, Puerto Rican and other
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`Latin American countries.
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`Okay. But I'm talking just about
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`the ones
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`that you mentioned about
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`the literature on Alka
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`Seltzer and aspirin.
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`Yes.
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`I'm saying that the references to
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`Mexican consumers would be within studies talking
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`about multiple populations.
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`Q
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`And this is not based upon research that
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`Bayer has commissioned,
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`is it? Yes or no?
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`May I clarify that?
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`Please give me a yes or no and then
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`Okay.
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`So --
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`Your statement about --
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`There's both.
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`So there's generally
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`available studies from Hispanic marketing
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`companies. And in the past Bayer has looked at
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`taking,
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`for example,
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`the Aspirina brand from Mexico
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`and marketing it in the United States.
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`So there
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`was research associated with it, but
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`I am not
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`familiar with it.
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`Q
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`So someone told you about that research
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`that you are not familiar with?
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`I am familiar that they did it.
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`I'm going to move to
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`testimony related to those studies based upon a
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`Would you go back and read that next
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`(At which time the following was read
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`"Answer:
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`I know that there are a number
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`of border states,
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`like California and Texas, with
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`large communities. And it's very typical that
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`Mexicans who are in the United States would be in
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`search of brands from their home country that they
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`are familiar with and comfortable with.")
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`How do you know that?
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`I just explained how I know that.
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`Through
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`You've read research, specific research
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`that said Mexicans in border communities are --
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`MR. O'NEILL: What is the rest of that?
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`I know that there are a number
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`like California and Texas, with
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`large communities. And it's very typical that
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`Mexicans who are in the United States would be in
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`Search of brands from their home country that they
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`are familiar with and comfortable with.")
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`is this a reference to the same
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`It's based on my body of knowledge of the
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`marketers over the past 22 years.
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`Q
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`So it is not based upon research?
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`It is.
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`I have read research over a number
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`of years.
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`I've talked to Hispanic advertising
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`agencies. We've seen presentations. There are
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`multiple contact points where this has been
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`demonstrated.
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`MR. O'NEILL:
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`Now,
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`exclude all testimony related to the border
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`phenomenon, I'll call it, which she just testified
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`to is based on hearsay.
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`part of that answer?
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`"Answer: Yes.
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`I
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`think that any Mexicans
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`that live in the United States would surely be
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`familiar with it if they had seen it in Mexico.
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`There are a number of ways that they could be
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`familiar even if they hadn't been in Mexico. We
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`have advertising which is on Univision which is
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`broadcast into the United States.”)
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`Q
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`that. Are you suggesting that Univision in the
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`United States runs Mexican advertising?
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`A
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`I am suggesting that we purchase
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`advertising on Univision in Bayer de Mexico.
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`the television broadcast can be
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`heard in the United States?
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`Is that what you're
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`saying?
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`A
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`I'm saying it is possible.
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`It is possible?
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`Sure.
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`And that is based just upon what you
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`are —— just a general hunch or have you actually
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`yourself heard or watched Mexican television in the
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`United States?
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`A
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`I had not myself.
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`MR. O'NEILL: Okay.
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`I move to exclude the
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`rest of it based on hearsay.
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`Q
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`When you talked a few minutes ago about
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`border states,
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`is it likely that -— strike that.
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`Were you talking about the incidental effect of
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`information flowing across border that would exist
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`with respect to any consumer product?
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`A
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`Q
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`I don't understand the question.
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`Well, let's take Canada,
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`for example. We
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`have many states that border Canada, don't we?
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`Would you expect that some number of people living
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`in the United States close to the border might be
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`aware of products that are sold only in Canada?
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`A
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`Q
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`I don't know.
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`Is that what you were describing -— that
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`same kind of phenomenon,
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`is that what you were
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`describing in connection with --
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`A
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`No.
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`I was talking about something
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`different.
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`Q
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`A
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`Explain the difference.
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`I haven't seen any research or studies
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`about Canada in particular.
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`Q
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`A
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`You haven't seen any research?
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`Because I am speaking about a specific
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`Hispanic effort that we had in the past. We have
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`never had a specific Canadian effort,
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`so I don't
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`know.
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`Q
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`market research about
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`the knowledge of U.S.
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`residents of any of its Mexican products, has it?
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`A
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`Q
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`Could you restate that question?
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`Bayer hasn't conducted any market research
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`aimed at testing the extent to which, if any, U.S.
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`residents are aware of or purchase Mexican products
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`of Bayer?
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`A
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`I don't know the answer to that.
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`It is
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`possible when we looked at aspirin.
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`Q
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`Okay. But as you sit here today you are
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`not aware of any?
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`A
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`Q
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`I don't know.
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`You are certainly not aware of any with
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`respect to Flanax, are you?
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`A
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`Q
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`A
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`Q
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`I don't know.
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`Meaning?
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`Meaning I don't know.
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`That you are aware or not aware?
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`I am not aware of any particular research.
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`I don't know if there is or isn't.
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`MR. O'NEILL: Okay.
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`No further questions.
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`MR. COHN: Could we just have a minute?
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`Q
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`The research that you were discussing
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`earlier as it is relates to Hispanic consumers in
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`the United States,
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`is that the sort of research
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`that you rely on for your own marketing purposes?
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`A
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`If we were looking at a particular project
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`we might refer to that, yes.
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`MR. COHN:
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`No further questions.
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`MR. O'NEILL:
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`Q
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`As you sit here today you can't tell us
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`the name, author or publication of any of that
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`research, can you?
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`A
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`No, not off the top of my head.
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`If you wanted to be sure about what it
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`would have to go back and read it,
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`you?
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`If I wanted to be sure of what?
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`Of what it says, what the writings
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`actually say, you would have to go back and read
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`it, wouldn't you?
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`Sure.
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`And you haven't done that recently, have
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`No.
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`MR. O'NEILL:
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`No further questions.
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`(whereupon, at 11:40 a.m.,
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`A the deposition of Lisa Halprin Fleisher
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`STATE OF NEW YORK)
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`COUNTY OF NEW YORK)
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`I, SUZANNE J. STOTZ, a Certified
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`Court Reporter and Notary Public in and for the State
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`of New Jersey, and Notary Public in and for the State
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`of New York, do hereby certify:
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`That LISA HALPRIN FLEISHER,
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`the
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`witness whose deposition is hereinbefore set forth, was
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`duly sworn by me and that such deposition is a true
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`record of the testimony given by such witness.
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`I further certify that I am not related
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`to any of the parties to this action by blood or
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`marriage and that I am in no way interested in the
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`outcome of this matter.
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`IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
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`I have hereunto set
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`my hand this 22nd day of August, 2011.
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`My Commission Expires: April 25, 2013
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`WITNESS
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`EXAMINATION BY
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`Lisa Halprin Fleisher
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`Mr. Cohn
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`Mr. O'Neill
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`Mr. Cohn
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`Mr. O'Neill
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`E X H I B I T S *
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`E R R A T A
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`S H E E T
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`Case Name:
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`Bayer Consumer Care vs. Belmora, et a1.
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`Depo Date:
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`Thursday, August 11, 2011
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`Deponent:
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`Lisa Halprin Fleisher
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`Page/Line
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`Now Reads
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`Should Read
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`Signature
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`STATE OF NEW YORK)
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`I, LISA HALPRIN FLEISHER, hereby
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`certify that I have read the transcript of my testimony
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`taken under oath in my deposition of August 11, 2011;
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`that the transcript is a true, complete and correct
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`record of what was asked, answered and said during this
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`deposition, and that the true answers on the record as
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`given by me are true and correct.
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`LISA HALPRIN FLEISHER
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`SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN BEFORE ME THIS
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`DAY OF
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`Notary Public
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`My Commission Expires: April 25, 2013.
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