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<p>Almost 200 <a href="
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<p>Apple succeeded in having the patents declared invalid by a panel of judges who form an entity known as The Patent Trial and Appeal Board. But now the US Supreme Court has agreed to rule on a claim that this process is unconstitutional… </p>
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Almost 200 patent infringement claims against Apple may have been rejected illegally
