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Or something that is tying innovators big and small in knots and befits only mischief-makers bent on making money in the courts rather than in laboratories.
BBC: Do the patent wars threaten innovation?
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Conspiracy-minded reformists refer to the Persian verses that relate the endeavours of a Jewish king to sow discord among his Christian subjects, by planting his mischief-making minister among them in the guise of a convert.
ECONOMIST: Iranian justice
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Much of it is an elegantly presented narrative of information already in the public domain about Soviet mischief-making during the cold war.
ECONOMIST: The Mitrokhin archive
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Some think the thaw in relations between Warsaw and Moscow has sparked mischief-making.
ECONOMIST: Lithuania and Poland seem to have hit an icy impasse
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With or without some mischief-making by dark forces in Moscow, Russia would have a problem in the northern Caucasus.
ECONOMIST: Special