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The condition that patents must be for original inventions traces back to:

The condition that patents must be for original inventions traces back to:
a. the British experience with abusive patents granted by King James I to raise money b. the German experience with abusive patents granted by Adolf Hitler
c. the American experience with abusive patents granted as favors for senators
d. the New Zealand experience with an excessive number of patents being issued every year e. none of the other choices are correct

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