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`PTO/AlA/17p (05-15)
`Approved for use through 09/30/2017. 0MB 0651-0059
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`PROCESSING FEE
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`Under 37 CFR 1.17m, (g) & (h)
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`Micro Entity Fee $35 (Fee Code 3464)
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`Processing Fees Under 37 CFR 1.17(h):
`Undiscounted Fee $140 (Fee Code 1464)
`Small Entity Fee $70 (Fee Code 2464)
`For papers filed under:
`§ 1.19(g) — to request documents in a form other than provided in this part.
`§ 1.84 — for accepting color drawings or photographs.
`§ 1.91 — for entry of a model or exhibit.
`§ 1.102(d)—to make an application special.
`§ 1.138(c) — to expressly abandon an application to avoid publication.
`§ 1.313 — to withdraw an application from issue.
`§ 1.314 — to defer issuance of a patent.
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`SUBMITI'ED BY
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`/Thomas E. Brown/
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`Name(Print/Type) Thomas E_ Brown
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`Fffifilfiaety'xgfl) 44,450
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`Te"*phOr‘eZOZ-8224100
`Date January 27, 2017
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