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某市甲、乙、丙三家国有企业经市政府有关部门批准，共同出资组建某有限责任公司。组建的有限责任公司以生产经营业务为主。甲企业用货币出资；乙企业用厂房、设备等实物出资；丙企业以其商标权和专利权出资。三方约定公司董事会由7人组成。要求：根据上述事实及《公司法》规定，回答下列问题：（1）该公司注册资本的最低限额是多少（2）各发起人的出资应如何确认（3）各发起人的出资缴纳程序如何进行（4）公司董事会应由哪些方面的人士组成
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