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          primarily focused on the packaged foods, telecommunications,                
          technology, and automotive industries.  Work has been done for              
          clients such as Hershey Chocolate, Cadbury Schweppes, AT&T,                 
          Lucent Technologies, Sony Corporation, and the National Hockey              
          League.                                                                     
               The primary operations seem to be conducted under the name             
          Marketing Concepts Group.  Additionally, the name “dijit” has               
          been used for certain activities of Marketing Concepts Group that           
          deal with information technology development and projects.                  
          Literature for Marketing Concepts Group and dijit identifies Mr.            
          Weaver as president of the enterprise.                                      
               Shrike Cars, also referred to as Automotive Design &                   
          Engineering, is the working name given to at least some of                  
          petitioners’ endeavors in the automotive field.  As will be                 
          explained in greater detail below, since approximately 1994 the             
          Shrike Cars project has sought to identify emerging automotive              
          technologies and to develop them with strategic partners.  At the           
          time of trial in late 2003, petitioners had not stopped using the           
          working name Shrike Cars and had not disposed of Shrike Cars.               
          The parties dispute whether the Shrike Cars business is properly            
          characterized as a startup operation in 1998.                               











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