In Re Joseph Gyulay

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• When the Examining Attorney sets forth a prima facie case, the applicant cannot simply criticize the absence of additional evidence supporting the refusal and must come forward with evidence supporting its argument for registration.
• When the Examining Attorney sets forth a prima facie case, the applicant cannot simply criticize the absence of additional evidence supporting the refusal, but must come forward with evidence supporting its argument for registration.
• “Rebuttal evidence and argument are the applicant’s province.”
• “Rebuttal evidence and argument are the applicant’s province.”
• “Rebuttal evidence and argument are the applicant’s province.”
• “Rebuttal evidence and argument are the applicant’s province.”

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