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The analysis set forth in the new
rule generally will focus on an R&D company's
use of its capital and other indicia of the
company's primary engagement in a non-investment
business. Generally, a company will be eligible
to rely on the rule's nonexclusive safe harbor
if it:
has research and development expenses that are a
substantial percentage of its total expenses for
its last four fiscal quarters combined and that
equal at least half of its net income derived
from investments in securities for that period;
has investment-related expenses that do not
exceed five percent of its total expenses for
its last four fiscal quarters combined;
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