PER CURIAM.
The word, "uplift" in claims eight and ten of the patent in suit, when read upon the specifications, is not entirely plain. It might mean pouches, or cups, which hold the breasts, as in any ordinary brassière; or it might mean the "lining piece, 23" (page two, lines 40, 41) which is drawn "up over the breasts", and which "constitutes the uplift" (page two, line 43). Obviously, if the second reading be the right one, the defendant does not infringe...
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