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2 The arguments of the applicants have been carefully considered but are not followed for the following reasons:3 From D7 (the references in brackets apply to this document) is known a loom for weaving a fabric with two types of tissue, comprising:a first heddle stack (9,10) formed by arranging a plurality of first heddles in one or more rows; anda second heddle stack (part of the Jacquard mechanism 11, 14) formed by arranging a plurality of second heddles in one or more rows (this is inherent to a Jacquard mechanism), the second heddles being different in kind from the first heddles (Jacquard vs. leno heddles), andwherein the first heddle stack (9,10) and the second heddle stack (part of the Jacquard mechanism 11, 14) are sequentially arranged in a warp (2, 4) feeding direction (see figures 4 and 5 and last line of paragraph [0026]), and wherein each of the first heddles (9,10) is a leno heddle, and each of the second heddles (20) is a jacquard heddle (paragraph [0023]), and first warp (4) and second warp (4) are fed through the leno heddle (from stacks 9,10), and third warp (2) is fed through the jacquard heddle (from jacquard mechanism 11,14), and the first warp (4) and the second warp (4) are interwoven with weft (3) to form a leno tissue fabric (5), and the third warp (2) is interwoven with the weft (1,3) to form a jacquard tissue fabric (figure 3).All features of claim 1 are therefore known from D7. The subject-matter of claim 1 is not new within the meaning of Article 54(1) and (2) EPC and the present application does consequently not meet the requirements of Article 52(1) EPC.