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e solved in both inventions are the same or overlapped. The following examples exemplify Patent Law Section 37(i) and may include the examples that meet the relationship prescribed under Item (ii) of the section at the same time; however, the explanation about same problems to be solved is given here. 20
[Example 1] [Title of the Invention] Flipper and shoe that is fitted to the flipper [Claims] 1. A flipper comprising a flexible fin area (12) and a practically flat mounting area for shoe, and having a hole which an attaching screw for fitting the flipper to the shoe can go through in the area for mounting. (See Figure 1 and 2) 2. A shoe, which is fitted to the flipper and has a hole that an attaching screw for mounting the flipper can go through in the bottom. (See Figure 1 and 2) [Excerpt from Detailed Description of the Inventions and Drawings] This is the invention concerning a flipper and a shoe that is mounted to the flipper for underwater usage. In this invention, the section of a shoe is made separately from the flipper for fitting any size of the foot, and the shoe can be attached to and removed from the flipper. Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 [Explanation] The technical fields of the specified invention (claim 1) and related invention (claim 2) are flipper and shoe, respectively. However, the technical field of both inventions has direct relationship and the same industrial field of application since the shoe of related invention is used while fitted to the flipper. In addition, both inventions have the same problem to be solved: a flipper can be used for any foot. [Concerned Section] Patent Law Section 37(i) 21
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