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`371(c) DATE
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`15/985,540
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`05/21/2018
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`FILFEE REC‘D
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`PALO ALTO, CA 94304—1050
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`CORRECTED FELENG RECEiPT
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`Date Matted: 02/20/2019
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`Receipt is acknowtedged ot’this non~provisionai patent appiication. The appiication wiii be taken up for examination
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`This appin ciaims benefit of 62/509,68t 05/22/2017
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`Foreign Appiications for which priority is ciairned (You may be eiigibie to benefit from the Patent Prosecution
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`Projected Puhiicetion Pate: 05/30/2019
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