In Re Brian W. Baird, Art F. Diaz, William H. Dickstein and Charles M. Seymour

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• “[A] ref- erence must be considered not only for what it expressly teaches, but also for what it fairly suggests.” (alteration in original)
• “The fact that a claimed compound may be encom- passed by a disclosed generic formula does not by itself ren- der that compound obvious.”
• “The fact that a claimed compound may be encom- passed by a disclosed generic formula does not by itself ren- der that compound obvious.”
• “The fact that a claimed compound may be encompassed by a disclosed generic formula does not by itself render that compound obvious.”

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