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On Christmas, the U.S. Patent Office (PTO) announced that international patent applications filed in the United States can now be examined in Korea for only $218 instead of the regular fee of $600. While this might seem like welcome holiday news for patent applicants, it highlights the end of the U.S. can do attitude that used to be at the heart of American ingenuity.
January 30, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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