But one of the things that I'm just worried about is that, as they continue to grow and expand the number of patents that they provide, and there's no reciprocity with the patents that our inventors and our innovators are developing, the danger that it poses to people and companies here in the United States, when they have patents that are violated on a regular basis by China.
Ben Quayle: “But one of the things that I'm just worried about is that, as they continue to grow and expand the number of patents…”
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Quayle expresses concern over China's patent practices affecting U.S. innovators.
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