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How Vague Can Your Patent Be? Vagueness Strategies in U.S. Patents
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  • 2007Vague Language Explored231 cited
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  • 2000The languages of Edison's light105 cited
  • 1983IRAL: International Review of Applied Linguistics in Language Teaching51 cited
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