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The Real Reason Formulation Patent Applications Fail Under Obviousness Analysis

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By Mark Jenkins
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Mark D. Jenkins’s articles from Barnes & Thornburg LLP are most popular: within Intellectual Property topic(s) in United States Barnes & Thornburg LLP are most popular: within Privacy, Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration and Family and Matrimonial topic(s) Formulation patent applications rarely fail because the science is weak. They fail because the invention is not positioned to survive an obviousness analysis. The formulation arts are congested.
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The musicians of Weakened Friends keep elevating one another’s art

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By Mark Jenkins
| The Washington Post Verified
The musicians of Weakened Friends keep elevating one another’s art (washingtonpost.com) The musicians of Weakened Friends keep elevating one another’s art By Mark Jenkins 2025110407003200 The title of Weakened Friends' latest album, "Feels Like Hell," is a line from one of the songs, "Not for Nothing." But the phrase also has a larger significance for the New England indie-rock trio.
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Japanese musician Haru Nemuri blends pop, rap, EDM and so much more

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By Mark Jenkins
| The Washington Post Verified
Japanese musician Haru Nemuri blends pop, rap, EDM and so much more (washingtonpost.com) Japanese musician Haru Nemuri blends pop, rap, EDM and so much more By Mark Jenkins 2025092217293400 Like a lot of Japanese pop musicians, Haru Nemuri employs synth-generated backing tracks and sings chiefly in Japanese, but with refrains and song titles often in English.
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