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Delroy, I liked how you mentioned that a patent doesn’t just give an inventor the right to make and sell their invention for a set period of time, but it also protects a product or deign established by an inventor. I agree with you that it makes the product better for the customers to recognize and makes the products more obvious. I agree and like your examples of violations of patent and copyright, that someone can’t sell his or her invention without permission and that a violation of copyright is if someone makes copies of a book and printed them to use it for their own benefit or to make a profit off of it.

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