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Use of Inc. designation?
SRI International is a non-profit organization, not an incorporated entity, and therefore doesn't use Inc. in its business materials. However, the legal documents in this case generally refer to SRI International Inc. Is there a specific reason for this, and/or should we make a clarifying annotation to the page?
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