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University patent offices have trouble finding industrial partners.

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They escape most of the trouble patents cause, while enjoying a large share of the power patents confer.

These advances were implemented in both hardware and software, and should have had little trouble earning patent protection.

Legal troubles involving patents emerged, and soon SST was locking horns with rival Atmel and former foundry partner WinBond, a Taiwan-based chipmaker.

Blackburn blames TAM's troubles on the patent lawsuit, which was settled by the company for $2 million.

Various companies who claim it are having trouble procuring a patent.

Pharmaceutical companies are in trouble with ongoing patent cliffs with a clear choice facing them.

Even if you have a patent, you probably will have trouble defending it because large entities can outgun you in court and risk-averse lawyers are generally unwilling to take dicey cases for small clients on a contingency basis.

Negotiations with Apotex over the patent also landed Bristol-Myers in trouble with federal authorities.

It is the bridge, the only bridge, connecting your wonderful mathcad-verified, spice-validated, IEEE-published, patent pending paper design, and a trouble-free finished product.

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