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colorable
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col·or·a·ble  (klr--bl)
adj.
1. Meant to deceive; not genuine.
2. Seemingly true or genuine; plausible. See Synonyms at plausible.

color·a·bili·ty, color·a·ble·ness n.
color·a·bly adv.


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These guys are not innocent, and they cannot make a showing they are colorably innocent and at that point the litigation should be at an end - and the judgment should be enforced," said Deputy Attorney Dane Gillette, who is capital case coordinator for the state Attorney General's Office.
The Court also enjoined Broadcom from developing, designing, modifying or manufacturing products that are substantially similar to the BCM3415 and from supporting the CableLabs(R) certification or qualification of any product containing the BCM3415 or any product merely colorably different.
The Court additionally noted that "products merely colorably different" from the infringing BCM3415 tuner would be deemed to fall under the injunction order.
 
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