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We were having a conversation about the role of birth control that was politically charged, you brought your own experience into it, I pointed out a possible flaw in the argument, I'm sorry you tried to use a personal example and then when I pointed out something that could be a flaw you took it personally. I even phrased it, "I wouldn't be so sure.." but nah, you know 100% the truth. Everyone should always trust everyones lived experience 100% of the time even if it contradicts other peoples so whatever.
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reasons for allowance
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A quick definition of reasons for allowance:
Reasons for Allowance: This refers to the explanation or statement provided for why an allowance is given. It can be found in a document called RULE109 STATEMENT. This document outlines the rules and guidelines for receiving an allowance and explains why a child is eligible to receive it.
A more thorough explanation:
REASONS FOR ALLOWANCE
Reasons for allowance refer to the justifications provided by a patent examiner for granting a patent application. These reasons are outlined in a document called a RULE109 STATEMENT.
Example 1: A patent application for a new type of smartphone is submitted to the patent office. The examiner reviews the application and determines that the invention is novel, non-obvious, and useful. The examiner provides a RULE109 STATEMENT outlining these reasons for allowance, and the patent is granted.
Example 2: A patent application for a perpetual motion machine is submitted to the patent office. The examiner reviews the application and determines that the invention violates the laws of thermodynamics and is therefore impossible. The examiner provides a RULE109 STATEMENT outlining this reason for rejection, and the patent is not granted.
Reasons for allowance are the justifications provided by a patent examiner for granting a patent application. In Example 1, the examiner determines that the invention meets the criteria for patentability and provides a RULE109 STATEMENT outlining these reasons. In Example 2, the examiner determines that the invention is impossible and provides a RULE109 STATEMENT outlining this reason for rejection. These examples illustrate how the reasons for allowance or rejection are critical in determining whether a patent application is granted or not.