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		<title>Inventions: Solutions in Search of Problems &#8211; Amex OPEN Forum</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Another insightful article by John L. Mariotti about the usefulness of ideas. This excerpt is taken from the introductory paragraph: &#8220;There are millions of clever ideas out there.  The challenge is whether there is a need for these ideas that is strong enough to cause someone to “buy them.”  Just because an idea is neat, unique, [...]]]></description>
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