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Innovation and patents are strategic business tools - financial assets that, when properly conceived and written, can significantly add to the bottom line.  A patent creates a legal barrier preventing entry into the market segment defined by the innovation.  Patents can exclude others from making, using, selling, offering to sell or importing products or services covered by the patent regardless of whether the patent owner ever provides the products or services.  That is the power of the patent - its mere existence can monopolize a market segment.