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IP filings post double-digit growth in 2021 as economy reopens

MANILA - The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) said intellectual property (IP) filings from January to December 2021 grew 11.6 percent year-on-year (YOY) to a total of 46,496, recovering significantly from the 2020 drop, as lighter quarantine restrictions last year reignited business and IP-related activities. "This significant rebound, notably in UM (utility model), trademarks, patents and copyright, was made possible by our aggressive IP promotion campaigns to reach more inventors, artists and entrepreneurs. On top of this is our continuous work to upgrade, streamline and digitalize our services to attract more customers," Director General Rowel Barba said in a statement Tuesday. "Our accomplishment in re-stimulating demand for IP creation and protection has motivated us stronger to sustain our momentum in rebuilding the economy with IP," Barba said. From taking the biggest hit in 2020, UM filings made the biggest recovery, recording a 20 pe

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MSNBC The Last Word With Lawrence ODonnell December 4, 2021 06:27:00

it is an astonishing piece of writing that ranges from the tragically autobiographical to the scholarly of the law. she writes, it was the early morning of my 10th birthday the first r first time that i was raped by my father. the physiological suffering that i endured included severe migraines, hair loss and even gray hair at 10 years old. at age 12 i was pregnant by my father and had an abortion. before we got to the doctor s office, i had no idea that i was pregnant. my father lied about my age and the circumstances of my pregnancy informinged the doctor that i was 15 and that i had been reckless with a boyfriend. nobody ever wants to write about such experiences exposing intimate aspects of one s life, revisiting traumatic aspects of childhood, yet the lack of compassion and the hubris that

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FOXNEWS Fox News at Night With Shannon Bream August 25, 2021 04:25:30

FOXNEWS Fox News at Night With Shannon Bream August 25, 2021 04:25:30
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FOXNEWS FOX Friends First August 9, 2021 08:45:00

they are more sophisticated, more scholarly, that they can do things like, you know, have their own security and go to parties and not wear masks while the rest of us have to follow the rules. jillian: and dine at the french laundry. carley: the obama party was okay, sturgis, not okay. all these events outside. todd: shimkus, great to see you. carley: see you guys. todd: i have to read this. dropped in louisiana, hundreds of i.c.e. detainees being bussed into the bayou, raising concerns from residents. jillian: a louisiana congressman is raising concerns about how much money it costs and he joins us live, next. whatever it takes. because i love the adrenaline in my veins. i do whatever it takes.

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Success comes to those who differentiate themselves: Vivek Bhandari, Scholarly

Success comes to those who differentiate themselves: Vivek Bhandari, Scholarly Top Searches: Mediawire | Jan 19, 2021, 18:05 IST At 99 degrees, water is hot, at 100 degrees, it changes to steam that can power an engine. The one extra degree of temperature makes all the difference between simply hot and something that moves mountains. Going that extra step is key to differentiating yourself whether in school, college, or workplace. University Admissions Differentiation is especially important in the context of University Admissions. Apart from high school grades, what life experiences have you acquired, what motivates you and what sets you apart, help to create a compelling admission application. Universities look for a complete student, someone that will succeed in studies and beyond. Will you be able to handle the academic rigor of their classes? They also assess your potential as a graduate of their school. Are you someone who could become a CEO? Win the Nobel Prize? Become

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