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          Interference 103,482                                                        
          103 in view of the teaching of Ewen et al., U.S. Patent                     
          4,892,851.9                                                                 
                         Disposition of Interference 103,482                          
               Neither party has submitted priority proofs.  Therefore,               
          this interference is decided based on the preliminary motions               
          filed by the parties.  Accordingly:                                         
               For Interference 103,482, it is                                        
               ORDERED that judgment on priority as to Count 2, the sole              
          count in this interference, is awarded against junior party                 
          JOHN A. EWEN;                                                               
               FURTHER ORDERED that judgment on priority as to Count 2                
          is awarded in favor of senior party VOLKER DOLLE, JURGEN                    
          ROHRMANN, ANDREAS WINTER, MARTIN ANTBERG and ROBERT KLEIN;                  
               FURTHER ORDERED that, on the record before the Board of                
          Patent Appeals and Interferences, senior party VOLKER DOLLE,                
          JURGEN ROHRMANN, ANDREAS WINTER, MARTIN ANTBERG and ROBERT                  



              9    On June 30, 1999, Dolle filed Motion Under 1.635 To               
          Suppress Evidence (Paper No. 98), specifically the Declaration              
          of William J. Gauthier, dated September 28, 1998 (EE X); the                
          Second Declaration of William J. Gauthier, dated November 19,               
          1998 (EE Y); and Randall, James, Polymer Sequence Determination             
          Carbon-13 NMR Method, New York, pp. 1-7 and 29-58 (1977)(EE Z),             
          and all references thereto in Ewen’s briefs.  Dolle’s motion to             
          suppress is moot based on the views expressed in our opinion                
          beginning at page 54.                                                       
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