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From: random@presto.UUCP (Jeff W. Hyche)
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In article <1993Apr18.150259.1748@escom.com>, Al Donaldson writes:

> Unrelated question...isn't the term "Clipper," as neat as it is,
> already taken by Intergraph?
> 

Yes, "Clipper" is a trademark of Intergraph.  Its the RISC chip used
in some of thier workstations. 

I wonder what Intergraph is going to do to this infringement on thier
name sake?

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