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`DISCLAIMER IN PATENT UNDER 37 CFR 1.321(a)
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`Docket Number(Optional)
`2952.12
`Date Patent Issued
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`October 3, 2000
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`Name of Patentee
`Philip P, Carvey
`Patent Number
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`6, 128,290
`Title of Invention
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`Personal Data Network
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`| hereby disclaim the following complete claims in the aboveidentified patent:
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`claims 6 and 7
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`City, State, Zip Code or Foreign Country as applicable
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`The extent of my interest in said patent is (if assignee of record, state liber and page, or reel and frame, where
`assignmentis recorded): DSS Technology Management, Inc. is the assignee of the entire right, title, and interest of
`said patent. Assignment recorded on September5, 2013, reel/frame 031139/0584.
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`Patentee claims small entity status. See 37 CFR 1.27.
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`Signed at_Oldsmar
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`Florida
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`October
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`Jandriy lytvyn/
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`Signature
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`Andriy Lytvyn, Attorney of Record
`Typed or printed name of patentee/ attorney or agent of record
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`65,166
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`813-925-8505
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`Smith & Hopen, P.A,, 180 Pine Avenue North
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`Oldsmar, Florida 34677
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