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2 FG9A Nationale Patente Brevets Nationaux Brevetti Nazionali 15.4.2002 CH PMMBI/FBDM/FBDM 7 2 FG9A 42, rue Plantamour K Portkörper zur 1201 Genève (CH) Arzneimittelverabreichung. O Nationale Patente I A 44 C 005/10 Disetronic Licensing AG A 692 235 Brunnmattstrasse 6 Brevets nationaux B 3401 Burgdorf (CH) 00730/98 N C 27.03.1998 Thomas Frei Bifangweg 16 Brevetti nazionali K Pièce ornementale. 3432 Lützelflüh-Goldbach (CH) O Luxury Timepiece Manufacturing SA Prof. Dr. Gilberto E. Bestetti rue du Commerce 13 Haselholzweg 3 2300 La Chaux-de-Fonds (CH) 3089 Schliern b. 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