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`STERNE, KESSLER, COLDSTEEN s FOX ermine
`i100 NEW YORK nth/E, NW.
`WASHiNGTON, DC 20005
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`Date Maiied: 04/10/2018
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`Receipt is ackncwteriged ct this nen-previsicnai patent apciiceticn. The acciiceticn wiii be taken up far exeminatien
`in due course. Appiicant wiii be nctitied as to the resuits ct the examinatich. Any correspchdence concerning the
`ecpiicaticn must inciude the ieiicwing identitiestich intermatien: the US. APPLiCATiQN NUMBER, FtLiNG DATE,
`NAME OF APPLtCANT, and TETLE OF iNVENTtON. Fees transmitted by check or draft are subject tc cciiectichi
`Pieese verity the accuracy of the date presehted en this receipt. it an errcr is ncted en this Fiiing Receipt, pieese
`submit a written request tcr s Fiiing Receipt Cerrecticn. Piease provide a ccey at this Ftiing Receipt with the
`changes noted thereen. it we received a "Netice tc Fite Missing Parts" for this septicetien, pieese submit
`any ccrrectichs it) this Fiiing Receipt with ycur repiy to the Notice. When the USPTG precesses the repiy
`te the Notice, the USPTQ witi generate another Fiiing Receipt incerperating the requested cerrectiens
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`inventeds)
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`Appiicantis)
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`Jun iviA'i'SUURA, Amegeseki-shi, JAPAN;
`Nebuhisa KAi‘viiKAWA, Amegeseki—shi, JAPAN;
`Sycutc YOSHiit/iQ'i'O, Amegaseki-shi, JAPAN;
`chi EWAKE, Amagasaki—shi, JAPAN;
`Maseru iiDA, Amegaseki-shi, JAPAN;
`Tcshitumi YASUDA, Antageseki—shi, JAPAN;
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`Kahzaki chyukcki ivitg. (.30., Ltd, Amegesaktshi, JAPAN;
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`Fewer ct Attorney: The patent crectiticners associated with Custemer Number 2611 i
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`Demestic Prierity data as cteimed by appticant
`This appiication is a CEP 0t 15/650,358 07/14/2017
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`which is a continuation ct i4/Bi7.§22 08/04/2015 ABANDONED
`Foreign Appiicatiens ct w uc prion y is c airnet (cu may e e 1g; e e site:
`tom the Patent Presecutien
`Highway program at the USPTO. Pieese see ,httcz/tzrweesetegcs tar mere informatics.) -- News
`Foreign applicatim infer/name must be prev/tied in an Application Data Sheer/r1 order to constitute a claim to
`foreign prier/‘z‘y. See 37 OFF? 1.55 and 1.76.
`Foreign Priority data as ctairned by epciicant
`JAPAN 12014-152729 08/08/2014
`JAPAN 2914461495 05/07/20i4
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`Permissicn ts Access Accticatien via Pricrity ticcurnent Exchange: Yes
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`Permissich tc Access Search Resuits: Yes
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`Appticaht may provide or rescind en euthcrizatich for access using Fcrm PTO/SB/SQ cr Penn PTO/$3169 as
`acprepriate.
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`it Required, Foreign Fiiing License Granted: 04/09/2018
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`The country code and number of your priority appiication, to he used for tiiing abroad under the Paris Convention,
`is US reason 6'?
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`Protected Puhiication Bate: coir/acre
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`Non~Pubiication Request: No
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`Eariy Puhiication Request: No
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`CONTROL. MECHANESM FOR STEPLESS TRANSMiSStON
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`Preiirninary Ciass
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`092
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`Statement under 3'? CFR 1.55 or 1.78 tor are (First inventor to Fits) Transition Appiications: No
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`PRQTECTENG YQUFR ENVENTEQN QUTSEDE THE ENETEB STATES
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`Since the rights granted by a US. patent extend oniy throughout the territory ot the United States and have no
`ettect in a foreign country, an inventor who wishes patent protection in another country must appiy for a patent
`in a specific country or in regionai patent offices. Appiicants may wish to consider the iiting ot an internationai
`apptication under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT). An internationai (PCT) appiication generaiiy has the same
`effect as a reguiar nationai patent appiioation in each PCT~memher country. The PCT process simpiities the tiiing
`of patent appiioaticns on the same invention in member countries, but does not resutt in a grant oi ”an internationai
`patent" and does not eiiminate the need oi appiicants to fiie additionai documents and tees in countries where patent
`protection is desired.
`
`Atmost every country has its own patent iaw, and a person desiring a patent in a particuiar country must make an
`appiication tor patent in that country in accordance with its particuiar iaws. Since the taws of many countries differ
`in various respects from the patent iaw ot the United States, appiicants are advised to seek guidance from specific
`foreign countries to ensure that patent rights are not test prematureiy.
`
`Appiicants aisc are advised that in the case of inventions made in the United States, the Director oi the USPTO must
`issue a iicense hetore appiicants can appiy tor a patent in a foreign country. The tiiing at a us. patent appiioation
`serves as a request tor a toreign titing iicense. The apptication's tiiing receipt contains further information and
`guidance as to the status of appiioant's iicense tor foreign tiiing.
`
`Appiicants may wish to consuit the USPTO hooidet, "Generai information Concerning Patents" (specificatiy, the
`section entitied "Treaties and Foreign Patents") for more intormation on timetrames and deadiines tor tiiing foreign
`patent appiications. The guide is avaiiahie either by contacting the USPTO Contact Center at 800788-9199, or it
`can be viewed on the USPTO website at http://wwwuspto.gov/wep/otiices/pac/doc/generat/index.htmi.
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`For information on preventing theft of your inteiiectuai property (patents, trademarks and copyrights), you may wish
`to consuit the US. Government website, httpz/r’www.stopfakes.gov. Part ot a Department of Commerce initiative,
`this website inciudes seit-heip "tooihits" giving innovators guidance on how to protect inteiiectuai property in specific
`countries such as China, Korea and Mexico. For questions regarding patent enforcement issues, appticants may
`caii the US. Government hotiine at 1-886-999-i-iALT (1-886-999-4258).
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`LEGENSE FDR FQREEGN HUNG LENDER
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`Titie 35, United States Code Section tart
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`Titie 32% Code at Federai Reguia‘tiens, 5.11 8r 5.15
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`GRANTED
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`it the phrase "it: REQUfRED. FOREfGN FiLiNG
`The appiicant has been granted a ficense under 35 USE. 184,
`LiCENS‘E GRANTED" fcifowed by a date appears on this term. Such iicenses are issued in aii appiications where
`the conditions for issuance of a iicense have been met, regardtess ot whether or not a ticense may be required as
`set forth in 37 CPR 5.15. 'T'he scope and iirnitations of this iicense are set torth in 37 CPR 5.15r’a) uniess an eariier
`iicense has been issued under 37 CFR 5.15%). The ticense is subject to revocation upon written notification. The
`date indicated is the effective date oi the iicense, uniess an eariier iicense ct simiiar scope has been granted under
`37' CFR 5.13 or 5.14.
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`This iicense is to be retained by the iicensee and may be used at any time on or after the effective date thereof unfess
`it is revoked. This ticense is autornaticaiiy transferred to any reiated apoiications(s) tired under 37' CPR t.53(d). This
`iioense is not retroactive.
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`T'he grant ct a iicense does not in any way iessen the responsihiiity ct a iicensee for the security of the subject matter
`as imposed by any Government contract or the provisions of existing faws retating to espionage and the nationaf
`security or the export of technicai data. Licensees shouid apprise themseives ct current reputations especiaiiy with
`respect to certain countries, ot other agencies, particuiariy the Office ot Detense Trade Controis, Department of
`State (with respect to Arms, Munitions and impiernents of War (22 CFR 12t-128t); the Bureau of industry and
`Security, Department of Commerce (15 CFR parts 730—774); the Ottice of Foreign AssetsControf. Department ct
`Treasury (31 CFR Parts 500+) and the Department oi Energy.
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`NOT GRANTED
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`No iioense under 35 USC. 184 has been granted at this time. if the phrase ”iF REQUERED, FOREtGN FiLiNG
`LEGENSE GRANTED" DOES NOT appear on this form. Appiicant may stiii petition for a iicense under 37 CFR 5.12,
`it a iioense is desired before the expiration of 6 months from the fiting date of the appiioation. if 6 months has iapsed
`from the tiiing date of this apptication and the iioensee has not received any indication ct a secrecy order under 35
`USC. 181, the iicensee may foreign fiie the apptication pursuant to 37 CFR 5.156)).
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`SelectUSA
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`The United States represents the iargest, most dynamic marketpiace in the wcrid and is an unparaiieied iocation tor
`business investment, innovation. and commerciafization of new techncicgies. The US. otters tremendous resources
`and advantages for those who invest and manufacture goods here. Through SeiecttiSA, our nation works to
`promote and faciiitate business investment. SefectUSA provides information assistance to the internationai investor
`community; serves as an ombudsman for existing and potentiai investors; advocates on hehait of US. cities, states,
`and regions competing for giohat investment; and counsefs US. economic deveioprnent organizations on investment
`attraction best practices. To team more about why the United States is the best country in the worid to deveiop
`technotogy, manufacture products, deiiver services. and grow your business, visit http:r’x’wwwSeiectUS/ftgov or cafi
`+t 202-482-6800.
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