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motion – “First Ground”, paper no. 29, pp. 1-2);
Batlogg fails to disclose the essential step of slow cooling
(taken from Beyers’ preliminary motion – “Second Ground”,
paper no. 29, pp. 2-3);
“Batlogg does not teach how to make and use the superconducting
composition as opposed to nonsuperconducting material.” (p.
14); and,
“Batlogg does not include and data … specifically identifying the
compositions which are superconducting.” (p. 14).
Of the grounds set forth in their preliminary motion, only “slow
cooling” is discussed in their brief. Therefore, we do not
consider the other grounds in our review of Qadri’s motion and
the APJ’s denial of that motion.
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