Proofpoint is a trademark or registered trademark of Proofpoint, Inc.
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Is it a trademark, or is it a registered trademark?
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He's hitting his trademark forehand, Novak is getting ready for his trademark return of serve and Roger is hitting his trademark one-handed BHDTL.
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A trademark is a kind of intellectual property that can be owned or licensed — but a trademark registration isn't the same thing as a trademark.
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And thus, the Trademark Office issued the trademark, which is why you'll see a lot of very tiny trademark symbols proudly displayed on the company's website.
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But its application for a trademark was rejected by the federal trademark office.
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Last December, Zimmerman filed a trademark petition on behalf of his cat, Meowingtons, with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, hoping to cancel Bassiri's Meowingtons trademark.
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And in order to retain the trademark, the school has to use that trademark.
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" Joshua Jarvis, a trademark lawyer at the firm Foley Hoag, points out that "[Rearz's] purported willingness 'to allow others to have free use of the ABDL trademark' doesn't seem consistent with trademark ownership, which as you may know requires that a trademark owner diligently police and enforce its trademark rights so as to avoid consumer confusion.
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"Our trademark policy balances the interests of users, advertisers and trademark owners," the statement said.
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And because trademark law is not uncomplicated, it's difficult to say who owns that trademark.
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The company announced the news on Friday, stating that the trademark is now officially recognized by the United States Patent and Trademark Office as a registered trademark of the brand.
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The Patent and Trademark Office in 2014 denied a request by Brunetti for a trademark on FUCT, saying the trademark would be perceived as equivalent to the profanity it sounds like.
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When a company uses a domain name with a trademark it does not own, it's common practice for the trademark owner to request that the use of the trademark be discontinued.
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According to Chahal, his legal options for cancelling the trademark are narrow: because the original trademark was issued more than five years ago, Clivillés will likely have to sue for trademark infringement.
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The trademark application for SideTrail includes a long list of potential applications (as trademark applications often do).
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That's how you lose your trademark, like Xerox almost losing its trademark because it became category generic.
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Taylor Swift has tried to trademark her three cats' names ... but this isn't her first trademark rodeo.
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In June, trademark documents for the twins names had been filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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In June, trademark documents for the twins' names had been filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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The Trump Organization got trademark approval in China in February for a trademark they had been seeking for years.
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In 1989, Taco John's filed a trademark application with the U.S. government and was rewarded with Trademark No. 1,572,589.
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"The trademark volume has absolutely exploded over the last five years," said Robert Reading of CompuMark, the trademark analytics firm.
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The United States Patent and Trademark Office website shows that Sony initially applied for the trademark in October 28, 2015.
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Trademark Taste & Grind There's a coffee bar in front, Trademark Grind, dispensing drinks from Sweetleaf Coffee Roasters along with pastries.
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He had petitioned the federal Patent and Trademark Office to revoke the registration of the Trump Group's trademark, which it did.
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This firm, according to CompuMark, a trademark analytics firm, ranked 12th among American law firms in total trademark applications for 2019.
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Trademark consultants advise individuals with the legal process of obtaining a trademark — typically a sign, phrase or symbol — for their businesses.
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According to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), federal registration is not required to establish rights in a trademark.
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When Primary refused, Snap filed for a trademark on the name "geofilter" in December from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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Trademark lawyer and founder of Gerben Law Firm Josh Gerben posted a screenshot of the trademark application to Twitter on Monday.
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The lawsuit alleges one count each of trademark infringement, trademark dilution, unfair competition and false designation of origin, the outlet reported.
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Basketball superstar LeBron James's attempt to trademark the phrase "Taco Tuesday" was shot down by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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Once that's done, the scammer will enter the required information into Instagram's trademark complaint form, which asks for details such as the jurisdiction where the trademark is registered, the trademark registration number, and a link to the registration itself.
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Their search of the United States Patent and Trademark Office website found a trademark filing for the product on June 23, 2016.
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"The question is, does their brand benefit from having trademark or does it get damaged from bad publicity from having that trademark?"
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This week, the Supreme Court reversed the Trademark Office's decision, striking down the law that denied trademark protection to names deemed derogatory.
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Viacom claimed Ramos' proposed restaurants would infringe on Viacom's trademark, even though Viacom hadn't filed a formal trademark for the Krusty Krab name.
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The company also sued General Electric for trademark infringement last year, which GE contested but was unable to overturn the trademark before settlement.
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Today in trademark news, Microsoft has filed for a trademark that may give us our first glimpse of the new Project Scorpio… logo.
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An EU court rendered Shoe Branding's two-stripe trademark invalid last year saying the stripes were too similar to the trademark of Adidas.
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The band's legal dispute began when the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office refused to grant trademark protection for The Slants' name in 2013.
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The lawsuit seeks a permanent injunction against trademark infringement and a variety of damages for the alleged dilution of the Girl Scouts trademark.
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Trademark attorney Brian Conroy claims to have dug up a litany of Apple trademark applications that include names no one else has seen.
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The justices will hear an appeal by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office of lower court decision allowing the trademark because by adding .
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LBJ Trademarks, a company James owns, made the trademark filing with the patent and trademark office in mid-August, according to USA Today.
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Trademark Ninja, real name Brian Conroy, spotted that Google had filed to trademark the name "Clockwork" in Tonga and the UK in 2018.
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Wichita television station KWCH reports that the lawsuit against the Kansan In-N-Out has six counts, including trademark infringement and trademark dilution.
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On Thursday, Kylie Jenner, Inc filed two applications to trademark that phrase, according to public records from the US Patent and Trademark Office.
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Trademark experts said the issue had been blown out of proportion by confusion over intellectual property rights and what the trademark actually entails.
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The trade publication World Trademark Review, in late October, reported that its analysis of Trump-related marks found applications for trademark in around 80 countries, and that 2016, the year of the presidential election, was the "single biggest year" for Trump trademark filings.
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In China, "trademark squatting" — when someone uses trademark registration to free-ride on the popularity of an established brand in another country — is commonplace.
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The American property tycoon appealed the decision which was overturned multiple times until September, when China's trademark regulator ruled that Dong's trademark was invalid.
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Hailey Baldwin, shortly after marrying Justin Bieber and becoming Hailey Bieber, filed for the trademark "Hailey Bieber" with the US Patent and Trademark Office.
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The dismissal came on the same day the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office accepted Hotel California Baja's request to permanently abandon its trademark application.
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A name's trademark makes it super precious and really valuable, versus design, which doesn't have that trademark process unless you're talking about a logo.
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Representatives of Dolphins defensive back Minkah Fitzpatrick last week filed a trademark application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on his behalf.
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Google may be building out a more sophisticated jobs board and HR offering, according to trademark filings spotted by blogger and lawyer Trademark Ninja.
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Ms. Blue and Nicole Telkes, an herbalist in Austin, also submitted petitions to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to cancel Shire City's trademark.
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According to Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz PC, the law firm behind the Hasbro filing, the company already has "legally enforceable common law trademark rights" but the federal trademark will provide added benefits—like strengthening the ability to enforce against those who infringe upon the trademark.
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At issue is a provision of U.S. trademark law that lets the trademark office deny requests for trademarks on "immoral" and "scandalous" words and symbols.
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According to the United States Patent and Trademark Office database, the trademark "Fenty Skin" was officially filed with the federal agency on March 25th, 2019.
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The Swedish home furnishing company is introducing several new products, all of which have Ikea's trademark funky designs, coupled with our favorite trademark: affordable prices.
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The general rule is that you can't register a trademark for the titles of books, but you can register a trademark for a series title.
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One name, two trademarks Apple applied to trademark "IPHONE" in 2002, but the trademark wasn't approved until 2013 under Class 9: Electrical and Scientific Apparatus.
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Google has filed trademark applications in Tonga and in the UK for a new service called "Clockwork," according to blogger and lawyer the Trademark Ninja.
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A notice issued on China's trademark office website on Sunday said that Mr. Trump's trademark had been granted preliminary approval for use in construction services.
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Between 2005 and 2015, the United States Patent and Trademark Office ultimately refused about 150 trademark applications a year as a result of the provision.
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His streetwear brand "FUCT" - which sounds like, but is spelled differently than, a profanity - was denied a trademark by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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" Musk's tweet was a response to a CNBC article that reported Tesla had filed an application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to trademark "Teslaquila.
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"The trademark owner might interfere with non-trademark use, such as the use of the term to describe a recipe in a cookbooks," Mr. Schwimmer said.
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Bubble Wrap is a trademark of Sealed Air, Frisbee remains a trademark of Wham-O, and Velcro is trademarked by the company of the same name.
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The trademark application for "taco Tuesday" filed by the athlete's company, LBJ Trademarks, last month was denied by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, ESPN reported.
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A review of 2100 trademark databases shows that Mr. Trump's enterprise, now run by his two adult sons, has 157 trademark applications pending in 36 countries.
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The company's trademark applications were examined and approved by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for the 'Heaven's Door' name and stylized versions of its name.
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In 2014, Washington had its trademark protection canceled by the Patent and Trademark Office on the basis that both the name and the logo were disparaging.
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Attorney and trademark expert David Bell told Reuters that the Supreme Court's ruling and this latest barrage of trademark applications are the opening of Pandora's box.
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Last week, a Twitter account that posts Japanese trademark filings alerted the world to a new trademark application from Nintendo that includes an image of the 22019 Game Boy — as well as the kinds of goods that the trademark covers, like clothing, chachkies, and video game consoles.
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The United States Supreme Court published a decision in a trademark case today that will impact the Washington football club's prior legal fight over its racist trademark.
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" Still, said Jonathan Hyman, a trademark attorney at Knobbe Martens, "there should be some leeway for brands to discuss the games that does not constitute trademark infringement.
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Examining the NES and SNES box art images, it would appear the trademark logos certainly match up, but what's up with the Nintendo Switch trademark application then?
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Last December, THUMP reported that Joel Zimmerman, aka deadmau5, filed a trademark petition with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on behalf of his cat, Meowingtons.
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Conroy has a habit of spotting trademark filings: he found the AirPods trademark, an AirPods case, and Warner Brothers' filing of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
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A new trademark filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), discovered by SamMobile, suggests Samsung could be working on some kind of smart helmet.
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At least 14 companies not associated with Mr. Trump applied for the Trump trademark in 2015 and 2016 alone, according to Itaotm, a Chinese commercial trademark website.
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WeWork has applied for a trademark for "Play By We" in the UK, and information in the trademark filing suggests the division could be e-sports-focused.
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The members had both their application and their appeal denied by the US Patent and Trademark Office and the US Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB), respectively.
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A Zelkova trademark, for financial services, appears to be registered as an LLC called "Zelkova Acquisition" in Las Vegas, while there is no active trademark listed for Tiros.
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" Zerner echoes that "one of the issues is that Blac Chyna is trying to obtain a trademark for the same services that the Kardashians already have a trademark.
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A Disney spokesperson said in a statement to CNBC that the trademark only applies to T-shirts, and the trademark will not prevent others from using the phrase.
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That will be for the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to decide, because the Kiss frontman just filed an application for trademark ownership of his iconic hand gesture.
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Brian Conroy at The Trademark Ninja, who's caught a number of other product names early, spotted a trademark filing for the name that he's traced back to Apple.
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If you still can't believe that Citigroup was granted a trademark for Thankyou (I couldn't either), I've included a screenshot from the US Patent and Trademark Office below.
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" Harris added: "He knows he can't really trademark the 'devil horns,' just like you can't trademark the middle finger or the 'number one' sign or the 'thumbs up.
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The 85033 trademark requests include two hashtag versions of the word, two companies seeking to claim the phrase "Covfefe Coffee" and 25 attempts to trademark the word alone.
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The Slants had attempted to trademark their controversial name back in 2011, but the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office shot them down based on the name being disparaging.
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However, trademark documents filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on June 26 and obtained by PEOPLE suggest that the babies may be named Rumi and Sir Carter.
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But, the issue for Ingram ... someone else already went to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and filed to own the trademark -- a Nevada-based fan named Lance Roehl.
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Various small companies and individuals have filed nine trademark requests of products with offensive associations to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office since late June, according to the report.
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Asian-American band The Slants can't trademark their name because it's "offensive" Asian-American band The Slants can't trademark their name because it's "offensive" This segment originally aired Jan.
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Update: This piece was updated to clarify whether you are required to sell goods using a trademark, as well as the scope and limitations of trademarks and trademark registration.
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" In February 2017, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office reportedly rejected Jenner's 2014 trademark request she planned to use to grow fashion and beauty lines under the brand name "Kylie.
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Along with the first photo, Beyoncé confirmed the names of her twins for the first time after filing trademark documents with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in late June.
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The dispute over the trademark then continued for more than a year, with four groups filing a lawsuit in an attempt to block the national organization from getting the trademark.
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This was enough for the coffee giant to lawyer up, and in June, Landgraf and Hitman Glass were each hit with a trademark dilution, trademark infringement, and copyright infringement lawsuit.
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Nevertheless, three years ago, the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, part of the United States Patent and Trademark Office, stripped the team of federal protections for six of its trademarks.
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The United States Patent and Trademark Office has denied the Vegas Golden Knights' trademark application a little more than two weeks after the N.H.L. franchise unveiled its name and logo.
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West started using the term Yeezy on his shoes in 2013 and obtained the trademark in 2017, but the designer didn't follow through on securing the trademark for the clothing line.
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The settlement with the Eagles was made public on Thursday, after the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office accepted Hotel California Baja's request to abandon a trademark application in the United States.
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Trademark cases are decided on paper rather than in a courtroom, Mr. Zerner said, and for a petition such as this one, the Trademark Office automatically sets up dates and deadlines.
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Longtime fans will recognize the trademark name — Selena ¡Vive!
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Last September, China's trademark review board announced it would invalidate a rival claim for Trump's mark, and in November, after he was elected, the board gave the trademark to the President's business.
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In papers filed to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on May 2, Jenner is trying to trademark both "Kendall" and "Kendall Jenner" for the purpose of a brand-new beauty line.
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And since it recognizes imagery similar to what's put in, it can also warn trademark holders when a suspiciously similar trademark appears, or just one that's similar enough to warrant a look.
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"In line with the provisions of China's trademark law, after Trump becomes the American president, all future applications to use his name will be rejected by the Trademark Office," it warned Tuesday.
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In 2011, to ward off counterfeiters selling shorts and hats emblazoned with the same four capital letters, Mr Brunetti applied for a trademark from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (PTO).
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TMZ Sports has learned Davin Bellamy submitted an application to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office looking to lock down the trademark for "Humble Yourself" for clothing like shirts, hats and uniforms.
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"Supermac's are delighted with their victory in the trademark application and in revoking the Big Mac trademark which had been in existence since 1996," founder Pat McDonagh told Reuters in an email.
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Over the past four years, more than $400 million in patent and trademark application fees paid to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) have been diverted to support unrelated government programs.
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If an applicant has never used the trademark prior to registering, they have six months from when the Patent and Trademark Office preliminarily grants the application to offer evidence of actual use.
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As Billboard reports, Zimmerman has filed a trademark petition with the United States Patent and Trademark Office to cancel the Meowingtons trademark belonging to the Florida woman Emma Bassiri, who, according to the document, has been selling "cat-themed women's apparel, bags, accessories, pillows, mugs and other home décor, and phone accessories" at the domain meowingtons.
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In the cease and desist letter, Spigen's lawyers also point out that Essental had its trademark application denied by the US Patent and Trademark Office — not once, but twice — for this precise reason.
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office rejected the trademark on the basis that the claim was an exaggeration and can't be proven or has not been proven to be true, the report said.
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Former (and now current) Omni editor Pamela Weintraub eventually reregistered the magazine's trademark, and Penthouse sued Jerrick Media for copyright and trademark infringement in a larger battle over the rights to Guccione's estate.
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The logo for AT&T's new loyalty program AT&T ThanksBack in 2010, the US Patent and Trademark Office granted Citigroup a trademark for "thankyou," which the company uses for credit card services.
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Brian J. Winterfeldt's letter mentions Lawyer Morty's pog collection, inter-dimensional cable, and the Council of Ricks, before stating that the bar violates copyright infringement, trademark infringement, trademark dilution, and unfair competition laws.
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Over the last three weeks, China's trademark office gave preliminary approval for one trademark to Mr. Trump for providing catering services and four to his daughter through her trademarking business, Ivanka Trump Marks.
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MoMA's complaint offers an extensive primer on its visual identity, branding, and trademark holdings, noting that MoMaCha filed trademark applications for "MOMA" and "MOMACHA" on January 18, 2018 and November 17, 2017, respectively.
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The woman and her demons have become Nor's accidental trademark.
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A trademark is, in its simplest terms, a brand name.
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If the trademark is denied, can Chyna ever try again?
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That same year, ALS bought the trademark to the Whizzinator.
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And there's a separate trademark for candles and candle accessories.
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Because registrations are cheap, trademark "trolls" file by the hundred.
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In December, it sold its trademark Whopper for 1 cent.
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By the end of Whitman's life, it's become a trademark.
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But its interior is decked out in Daiso's trademark pink.
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Over the winter, deGrom chopped off his trademark long locks.
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A trademark on the phrase 'Women's March' does exactly that.
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That's part of why we're pressing back against the trademark.
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"I've done quite a bit," she said with trademark understatement.
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If you own a trademark and want to get the .
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Michelle Hu: The trademark and copyright situation was a nightmare.
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Yeah." In his trademark shriek, Eichner exclaims, "What about me?!
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It was, she declared with trademark exuberance, the "perfect" explosion.
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Eventually, if they don't, the trademark office will reject them.
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Because it's infringing its trademark, and making its lawyers cry.
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Oh, baby, baby: Britney Spears and her trademark vocal fry.
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Chinese authorities have promised to give Disney "special" trademark protection.
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Its spontaneity, thought, is held together by Spalding's trademark tenderness.
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In 1999 the store sued the online giant for trademark
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Mr Trump sued the trademark authority and lost in court.
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Maybe try and trademark the thing that made you famous.
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Battery life expectancy is around six months, another Misfit trademark.
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You're not going to be protected in the trademark world.
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Eugene Simon without his trademark '7 point star' forehead tattoo.
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The actor's trademark hair was pulled back into a bun.
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The trademark could take several months -- but the ball's rolling.
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The tweets are trademark Trump: pure, instinctual dismissal on Twitter.
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Through January 14, 2020, trademark owners can register their trademarked .
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Doubling up at global championships was a trademark of Bolt's.
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With a trademark steely stare, the native of Belvidere, Ill.
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Clinton, with her trademark resiliency, tried to soften that blow.
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Trademark law is designed to protect consumers from being confused.
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HPE filed a trademark application late last month for OneSphere.
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It appears to have Oreo's trademark coating with chocolate inside.
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"They should taxidermy me," he said, with a trademark wink.
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Mr. Kimball won the early rounds of the trademark battle.
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You can don Marley's trademark dreadlocks and Rasta Hat, sure.
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New categories of concern include abusive behavior, copyright and trademark.
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Drake tried to trademark the phrase "God's Plan" in 2018.
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He dunked with his trademark combination of power and grace.
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But she still may have a case for a trademark.
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The application was discovered by Josh Gerben, a trademark lawyer.
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Maybe they're waiting for the trademark to fully go through.
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Since 2007, O'Donnell has remained one of Trump's trademark obsessions.
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"Openness has become a trademark of China," Mr. Xi said.
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He was easy to spot with his trademark bow tie.
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Death Stranding is a trademark of Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC.
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Harwood had the trademark on the name Aero Farm Systems.
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Mr. Sanders spoke to the crowd with his trademark conviction.
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Virtual Distance is a registered trademark of Virtual Distance International.
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Fans of Glück's own poems will recognize her trademark severity.
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That trademark is itself a source of dispute and grumbling.
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The trademark application, and seemingly the company, are now defunct.
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The radio, one of my mother's trademark habits, fell silent.
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But the FUCT trademark application, filed in 2011, was denied.
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And it said the trademark office applies the law unevenly.
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There's plenty of precedent for trademark infringement lawsuits in fashion.
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I put 'copyright, restricted, trademark' and everything all over it.
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Dozens of Chinese businesses and individuals have submitted at least 65 applications to Beijing to use "Ivanka" as a trademark for their products, ranging from wallpaper to alcohol, according to the national trademark office.
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The late singer's father, Abraham Quintanilla Jr., has filed a trademark application with the US Patent and Trademark Office for what may be a new makeup line inspired by his daughter called Selena Vive.
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"I'm looking to get a trademark or fake trademark that will make it look like I own a word so I can get an insta username," one user posted on the forum last year.
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Which means that a group of indie authors have had to spend time and money changing their titles because of trademark overreach from an author whose claim to her trademark is questionable at best.
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The trademark office had argued that granting trademark registration was tantamount to the government actually speaking -- and thus it should not have to be forced to speak in a way that it disapproves of.
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Hotel California Baja LLC said on Friday it will "continue to use the service mark and trademark 'Hotel California' in Mexico," where it owns about 28 valid trademark registrations for the name and variants.
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This weird circumstance led Intel to sue AMD for trademark infringement in October 1990, for somewhat understandable reasons, considering that they were now aware that their trademark was about to face a major challenge.
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The Supreme Court on Monday sided with Asian-American dance-rock band The Slants in striking down a provision in trademark law that banned the Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) from registering disparaging names.
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At times, the United States Patent and Trademark Office has claimed that the trademark "Dykes on Bikes" disparages lesbians, that "Khoran" wine disparages Muslims and that the football team name "Redskins" disparages Native Americans.
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In 2016, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office rejected the hockey team's attempt to register for a trademark, on the basis that it would likely cause confusion with the previously registered Golden Knights mark.
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Simon Tam, front man for The Slants, "the first and only all-Asian American dance rock band in the world", sought to trademark the band's name with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (PTO).
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Where Mr Stewart advocated a rather fuzzy standard for protected speech in the trademark context, Mr Connell pushed for a categorical rule that would prevent the patent office from rejecting just about any trademark application.
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"It doesn't make sense for them to trademark [America] if they really don't intend to get rid of their Budweiser trademark and of course they aren't going to do that, it's too valuable," Buchwald said.
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The couple's twins, reportedly a daughter and a son, may be named Rumi and Sir Carter, according to trademark documents filed to the United States Patent and Trademark Office on Monday and obtained by PEOPLE.
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But securing this particular bag could be tough, judging from the way the US Patent and Trademark Office denied Fresh Prince of Bel-Air actor Alfonso Ribeiro's application to trademark the Carlton dance last month.
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But the couple's babies, reportedly a daughter and a son, may be named Rumi and Sir Carter, according to trademark documents filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on Monday and obtained by PEOPLE.
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Now that I have shown that the United States Patent and Trademark Office is literally killing Gene Simmons, I expect his attempt to trademark the devil horns gesture will be revived and accepted post-haste.
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" Mr. Fultz said he would press on with his broader effort to trademark his business name with the federal Patent and Trademark Office, though he conceded, "Our court case is kind of out the window.
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It might be of some comfort to the Vegas Golden Knights as they work through the process of the application for a federal trademark to know the Army's Golden Knights don't have a trademark either.
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The law "provides a civil cause of action to a trademark holder for the registration, tracking in, or use of a domain name that is identical or confusingly similar to a trademark," Steele told me.
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In a 6-3 ruling by the high court on Monday, the LA-based fashion brand FUCT won federal trademark protection after the Trump administration turned down its trademark application, calling the name too scandalous.
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"Association with this grim content tarnishes Chooseco's trademark," the lawsuit states.
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As for her hair, Rihanna wore her trademark dark locks down.
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One even did his trademark Lightning Bolt sign outside the hotel!
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Trump's unpredictability was, in itself, a trademark of his presidential campaign.
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See the U.S. Trademark Act of 1946, 15 §§ 1051 et seq.
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However, the trio of Kardashian sisters are apparently blocking the trademark.
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Like patents, and unlike copyrights, federal trademark protection is applied for.
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Microsoft has filed a trademark for a mysterious S logo today.
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"My ability to bounce right back is my trademark," she said.
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Full Colour Black's attempt to cancel the artist's trademark remains pending.
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Audi introduced this trademark MMI (code for multimedia interface) in 2001.
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The network's official Twitter account later suggested Trump misused its trademark.
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The track features ominous organ sounds and Mitski's trademark sonic swell.
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Google is marking the occasion with one of its trademark doodles.
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Terry. Terry's laughing now, with that trademark boisterous charm of his.
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HBO even called the president out for trademark misuse on Twitter.
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AMAG Pharmaceuticals® is a registered trademark of AMAG Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
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All those projects brim with his trademark wit and quippy dialogue.
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It said Kraft has exclusive rights to the trademark in Sweden.
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That sophisticated breadth of style is a trademark for Mr. Kahane.
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A company called DRKHORS filed docs to trademark KateMojis and MeghanMojis.
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But with that success came a need to protect the trademark.
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Truck attacks have become an ISIS trademark in recent terror attacks.
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First, believe it or not, the name is still a trademark.
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Many signs indicate that Apple now owns the 'Magic Toolbar' trademark.
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But MacRumors also discovered that Apple now owns the trademark AirPods.
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Trademark is long, it's boring, it's expensive, and it's really important.
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Mr Zuma, seemingly unperturbed, shook off scandals with his trademark chuckle.
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Has Taylor Swift swapped her trademark snakes for birds of prey?
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" Nor does Ryan Lochte own the trademark for the word "jeah.
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Trump tweeted a photograph of Juncker giving him a trademark kiss.
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It wouldn't be a Farah victory without the trademark "Mobot" salute.
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Prompto takes a lot of selfies, displaying his trademark goofy grin.
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It is never too late to trademark "Karlie Kloss Platinum," right?
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In 2010, their trademark was approved under Class 18: Leather goods.
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There is less of a pattern in trademark and copyright cases.
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China's Trademark Office did not respond to a request for comment.
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Moreover, some of Fine Bros' trademark claims might have been justifiable.
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I ask Ansel why he decided to trademark the Cronut's name.
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Wondering if we'll see his trademark thong-style sandals today... pic.twitter.
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Horne actually filed a trademark for Beverly Beach back in 2017.
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SpaceX recently filed for a trademark likely related to this project.
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The song's trademark keyboard arpeggios chime in the background. Turnarounds. Dunks.
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It has a trademark, global brand that gives it enormous visibility.
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This feeling of personability is the trademark of Ri's IG presence.
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The man, wearing the group's trademark yellow vest, was later arrested.
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"That's the first time I learned about trademark infringement," Jill said.
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The PTO's Trademark Trial Appeal Board upheld that decision last year.
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on Tuesday approved the Amazon.
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LeBron James' effort to trademark the phrase "Taco Tuesday" has failed.
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"I love the deadpan," Mr. Robinson said of his trademark style.
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The name was changed in 1945 to settle a trademark lawsuit.
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I'll also treasure the little personal notes that were his trademark.
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Quentin Tarantino's visual references to other movies have become his trademark.
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Apple, as one can expect, sued the brothers over the trademark.
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The publisher is alleging trademark infringement, The Hollywood Reporter first reported.
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Female suicide bombers have been a trademark of extremists for decades.
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Di Modica is currently suing SSGA for trademark and copyright infringement.
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Indie favorite Trademark has defined itself primarily by its clothing offerings.
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S. Patent and Trademark Office and Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
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First, the Sooners once again flashed their trademark balance on offense.
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The precociousness of his carefully tailored celebrity is trademark for Tesfaye.
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One early enforcement action targeted a trademark application to Saudi Arabia.
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This is an Elon special, it's a trademark, TM, peak Elon.
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The young boy still has large eyes: a trademark of innocence.
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This became his trademark more than any particular sound or image.
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"How do you say trademark misuse in Dothraki?" the company wrote.
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Another Level is a trademark of Frito-Lay North America, Inc.
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But we didn't want to be defined by the Trademark Office.
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"It is our responsibility to diligently protect our trademark," she said.
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But sangfroid is not yet her trademark in the biggest races.
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We broke the story ... Kanye applied for the trademark in July.
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That hurt him, as did Nadal's freshness, skill and trademark commitment.
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Mr. Bryant's company applied to trademark the "Mambacita" name in December.
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Filing a trademark doesn't necessarily mean that international expansion is imminent.
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Marsch insisted, however, that the club's trademark style would not change.
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Unfortunately, the meme died once Jenner tried to trademark the phrase.
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The trademark of coronavirus outbreaks abroad are those ubiquitous face masks.
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The trademark of coronavirus outbreaks abroad is those ubiquitous face masks.
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" Then she adds, in trademark form, "Feel free to express yourself.
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It probably gave her some of her trademark "toughness," he added.
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The Portuguese midfielder celebrated in trademark fashion, pointing to his temple.
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William Kentridge has added to the cycle his trademark animated collage.
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Mr. Baker refused to apply for a trademark for his creation.
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He and his daughter have accepted valuable trademark protections from China.
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How was the initial rejection of your trademark explained to you?
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He wears his trademark Central Park baseball cap wherever he goes.
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Mainstream publishers have found clever ways to get around the trademark.
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You've got the trademark thousand-yard stare, or you're "T. rexing."
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She remained defiant, insisting on staying true to Frida's trademark unibrow.
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That was a trademark of Stephenson's first stint with the team.
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"I've been keeping a journal," Elliott explains, in his trademark monotone.
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At the ball, however, the women performed with their trademark precision.
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office declined PEOPLE's request for comment.
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New York (CNN Bueiness)Colin Kaepernick wants to trademark his face.
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However policy innovation, the trademark of her predecessor, may be relegated.
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Wilson, with a trademark cigar in his mouth constantly, appeared unruffled.
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Cartier filed a counterclaim trying to get the trademark application dismissed.
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But this time, there were no trademark red caps in sight.
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Given such a mood, his trademark melancholy curdles into unsavory fantasy.
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And he's brought his trademark flame-only cooking style with him.
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There are stipulations to getting and keeping a registered trademark, however.
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Here's a summary: On March 31 the Beijing Higher People's Court upheld earlier rulings by a lower court and China's trademark arbitration board that Xintong Tiandi had the right to use "iPhone" for products in Class 18 of the international trademark classification system, since Xintong Tiandi acquired the trademark in 2007 when the iPhone name was "not renowned" in China, the court ruled.
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She also said while Viacom had not registered "The Krusty Krab" with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, the name was important enough to the "SpongeBob" series to deserve trademark protection, despite not being the title.
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When the FUCT trademark application, filed in 2011, was denied, the trademark office said the brand would be perceived as the phonetic equivalent of the profanity, observing that Brunetti's products contained sexual imagery, misogyny and violence.
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The U.K. chain's trademark was registered in 2014 and applies across Europe, according to the European Union Intellectual Property Office, but now Iceland's Ministry for Foreign Affairs has applied for the trademark to be declared invalid.
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Barack and Michelle Obama wanted to trademark their company's name, but the United States Patent and Trademark Office had deemed it too similar to the mark Ms. Massey registered in 2017 for her computer training company.
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This trademark side of the office has sometimes been accused of being a rubber stamp, and situations like Tam's, where a trademark application is rejected outright at an early stage of the process, are relatively uncommon.
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The clause under which the trademark was cancelled is now unconstitutional according to the highest court in the land and it would seem the path is clear to once again be the owner of a racist trademark.
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Alas, just a few weeks after filing to secure a trademark, an officious-sounding note appeared in my inbox, and soon after, I found myself shelling out $503,000 in lawyer's fees over a short-lived trademark dispute.
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The Trademark Office of China's State Administration of Industry and Commerce said it turned down Trump's application because it closely resembled the trademark of the Liaoning firm in "construction and factory building," which could provide similar services.
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The 22-year-old model filed trademark paperwork for "Bieber Beauty" on April 10 with the intent to launch "beauty and cosmetic products" according to paperwork obtained by PEOPLE from the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Meanwhile, Josh Gerben, a trademark attorney in Washington D.C., told the Associated Press that companies need to show that a shape is distinctive enough to get a trademark approval, and that the shape is not merely functional.
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China's top court has ruled in favor of French fashion house Christian Dior, overturning rulings by lower courts and rapping the local trademark office for rejecting an application by the firm to register a perfume bottle trademark.
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Better yet, see if it's possible to trademark the phrase "Chicago-Style Deep Dish" and then tell people the trademark doesn't prevent them from using the word "Chicago" alone or the word "Dish" alone in any instance.
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Tyrese also applied to trademark "Millionheir" in 2015, for aftershave and colognes.
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Trademark law, at its core, seeks to prevent consumers from being confused.
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In 1948, members created a seven-person pyramid, which became their trademark.
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So maybe this trademark is setting the stage for a Kendall perfume?
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Parent company Ford registered for a trademark on the name last summer .
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But why exactly is it in Chyna's interest to register a trademark?
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In the meantime ... that trademark Trudeau hair swoop is coming along nicely. .
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Not to mention it was already suspended before for trademark violations (sure).
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According to the docs ... they've had the trademark on lockdown since 2015.
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Most people probably haven't had to do many trademark and logo searches.
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However, a company can trademark an unrelated word as the product name.
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Nguyen's trademark design, which involves very precise touchscreen finger movements, remains intact.
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Now, federal registration isn't required to own or legally enforce a trademark.
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The clause reaches any trademark that disparages any person, group, or institution.
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Recent trademark filings suggest there's more to come on that front, too.
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The N.C.A.A. may want to think about heading for the trademark office.
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Plus, I feel like blonde is my trademark and I love it.
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Notoriously business-savvy pop monarch Taylor Swift has played another trademark card.
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First, Hefner sued Playmen in 1973, for imitation of trademark — Hefner lost.
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An insurance company even filed for a trademark to Trumpcare™ recently.
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Zimmerman reportedly discovered this when his own attempt to trademark the Prof.
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Instead, grocery ordering platform Yummy bought the domain and trademark for Kozmo.
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Will the Fine Brothers win their attempt to trademark a generic term?
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Unsurprisingly, Trader Joe's took him to court, accusing him of trademark infringement.
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office declared the application "abandoned" in 1995.
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They claim that she was infringing Trump's "internationally known and famous" trademark.
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At the top of the Dyson Supersonic is that trademark "O" design.
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Despite her physical limitations, Ryder has retained her trademark humor and sarcasm.
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" The trademark is for "distilled agave liquor" and "distilled blue agave liquor.
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The United States Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) saw it rather differently.
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Egerton could act, sing and dance — all in John's trademark platform shoes.
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While her peers sported ponytails or chignons, Scott's trademark braids stayed constant.
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He seems pretty green — first, because those trademark scars look very recent.
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"To the Charon team!" he shouted, accompanied by his trademark braying laugh.
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Now if you don't own your trademark, somebody else will own it.
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The company made "A Sense of Place" a registered trademark in 2000.
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Sienna looks like, well, a princess ... complete with Russell's trademark curly locks.
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She wanted to secure the trademark before anyone else got the idea.
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It was garden variety protectionism with some overreaching copyright and trademark claims.
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Some fans were still wearing Grande's trademark kitten ears as they fled.
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The letter, dated Thursday, says the t-shirt line tarnishes their trademark.
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It could be her trademark black hair and super-short, blunt fringe.
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Besides, Puma claims, FU is not a unique trademark ... it's just initials.
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Kylie's filed to trademark a Kylie Truck, and a Kylie Jenner Truck.
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Rick Ross is almost unrecognizable ... save for his trademark beard and tats.
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Another trademark of TODAY is the strength and experience of its team.
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Before the announcement, the international trademark was 2.89 percent higher, at $39.86.
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Thankfully, Wintour removed her trademark sunglasses before she entered the royal rooms.
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Deray Activist Deray goes up for finally taking off his trademark vest.
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They're my trademark, and I wish I would have embraced them sooner.
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Here's where Gene Simmons's attempt to trademark the devil horns comes in.
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According to him, the domain doesn't contain Hillary Clinton's trademark, because ClintonKaine.
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There's also the matter that the nWo name is a WWE trademark.
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"Shoulders, chest, pants, shoes" became a trademark for Boosie's most popular single.
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The country that suffers most from trademark infringement is, of course, America.
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In 2628, Nike, then a small private company, created its "swoosh" trademark.
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Bush's husband, began his eulogy with an example of her trademark humor.
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Even President Xi Jinping dresses down, usually in his trademark dark windbreaker.
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The Slants were denied trademark protection in 2013, and appealed the ruling.
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"com" to the generic word "booking" it became eligible for a trademark.
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It was approved by the trademark office the next year, pending opposition.
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Another was the exuberant energy that would eventually become the Kael trademark.
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"The heart and soul of this case is trademark infringement," he said.
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Laura Peter, deputy director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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In Väätäinen's reimagining, Hercules still has his trademark biceps, cape, and headband.
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Even if he had been granted the trademark, enforcement would prove daunting.
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The design came after Johnson's boss said the school needed a trademark.
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It is their marketing trademark: First you have to get their attention.
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Colon's trademark command was not there, and the Marlins knocked him around.
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Gucci's trademark is his flow: buoyant and melodic, with light comedic flourishes.
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Meanwhile, German economist Carsten Brzeski said the comments revealed Merkel's trademark pragmatism.
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The towering high-rises are a trademark of this part of town.
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Such mixing is a festival trademark, pushed by its director, Damian Woetzel.
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Guns N' Roses officially filed a lawsuit for trademark infringement in May.
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He's best known for his trademark "69" tattoo and rainbow-dyed hair.
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It sounds unpromising, but unorthodox settings are a trademark for Mr. König.
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He's already dropped his trademark application and removed "Kardashian" from his website.
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They're volatile but they're very beautiful, which is a very 70s trademark.
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It's a trademark which the late NASCAR racer's company still owns today.
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First of all, Alaska posted an old trademark registration, not a copyright.
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First, a trademark filing in Korea for a Samsung Galaxy Watch logo.
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Sia, wearing her trademark wig, joined the host onstage at his invitation.
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Earlier this year he tried to trademark the devil horns hand thing.
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Tom Brady tried to trademark a nickname he hated but it backfired.
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Charlie Sheen tried to trademark some of his phrases, including "Tiger Blood."
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The queen acknowledged them with a smile and her trademark royal wave.
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As I told you, her trademark line was, use your common sense.
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He applied for his trademark in the country as early as 1996.
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Escalator, cellophane, and laundromat have all lost their trademark status to genericide.
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Fournette has become an emblem of Jacksonville's bruising offense, a Coughlin trademark.
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Trading her trademark stiletto heels for a pair of nude flats, Mrs.
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Others report that an earlier similar trademark registration was successful in 2011.
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She sued him for $1 million on trademark infringement and she won.
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It's smart in and of itself, because her look became her trademark.
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The trademark is registered by a Shenzhen company that makes pet gear.
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But the Trademark Office didn't buy it: It used sources like UrbanDictionary.
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Back then, Mr. Trump also tried to trademark the emblem in Britain.
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Then he denigrates her on Twitter as she testifies, his trademark intimidation.
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On Thursday, he took little time in re-establishing his trademark fastball.
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She would write in the margins, "not necessary" — it was her trademark.
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Victoria, British Columbia, is awash in the Pacific Northwest's trademark natural beauty.
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All are styled in steely gray with the designer's trademark tricolor stripes.
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His trademark sinker looked sharper, and he induced a number of groundouts.
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"Plausible deniability is a trademark of Iran's pushback strategy," Mr. Vaez said.
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But he paused when asked if the trademark request was ill-advised.
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The trademark applications that were filed have been removed, the spokeswoman said.
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The pair sought to trademark the term Sussex Royal in June 2019.
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We've seen a few trademark infringement cases in the bourbon industry lately.
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Others encouraged the singer to ditch her trademark ponytail extensions for good.
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These include a Product Council, Business Council, Trademark Council, and Catalog Council.
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In that case, the result was a settled lawsuit over trademark infringement.
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He applied for his trademark in the country as early as 22008.
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Many of these tales are dark, otherworldly and (trademark Winterson) wickedly funny.
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Jay-Z has now sued the company, alleging trademark and copyright infringement.
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" In August, Kaepernick filed a trademark for the phrase "I'm With Kap.
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The trademark is listed as being used in connection with hotel services.
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Fighting for a trademark brand makes sense when it protects an identity.
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On occasion you have a trademark issue that might force a rebrand.
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Plus, the concept they're attempting to brand and trademark is completely unoriginal.
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Fearing that Sony would be able to register the "Let's Play" trademark, McArthur filled a Letter of Protest, an obscure procedure that allows third parties to submit evidence for the USPTO to consider before a trademark is published.
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Without the trademark keyboard, there doesn't appear to be much distinguishing the hardware from the glut of mid-tier Android devices currently on the market, save for a textured backing with the trademark BlackBerry logo in the center.
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Trademarks do not have strict filing deadlines like patents, but it is best to start early and have a trademark clearance search done to ensure that there are no conflicts that could prevent your use of the trademark.
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Treading carefully, and never uttering a vulgar word, the justices examined the claim of entrepreneur Erik Brunetti whose bid for a trademark for his clothing brand -- called FUCT -- was rejected in 2011 by the Patent and Trademark Office.
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Band frontman Simon Tam, through his Archer & Greiner attorneys, petitioned the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit for a writ of mandamus ordering the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to proceed with the trademark registration process.
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In April, even before Mr. Trump had secured the Republican nomination, his business moved to trademark the name American Idea for use in branding hotels, spas and concierge services, according to the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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The Slants were initially refused a trademark because the United States Patent and Trademark Office considered the band's name, as it did with "Redskins," to be disparaging and thus in violation of the disparagement clause in the Lanham Act.
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Now, it appears that the trademark dispute between the two Kylies is close to being settled, with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) rejecting Jenner's application, according to reports, which are yet to be confirmed by CNBC.
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Illustration: United States Patent and Trademark OfficeEarlier today, Facebook filed a patent for "a self-balancing robot that transitions from a three-wheeled mode to a two-wheeled self-balancing mode" with the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Of course, the company is probably better off not filing the trademark, as it only plans on using "America" for a limited time and would have to abandon all trademark rights to the word once its marketing campaign concluded.
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The company pointed out that since Roberts didn't trademark the phrases "Raising the Future" or "The Future," and does not have a trademark for the font or graphic design of the shirts, she has zero legal rights to them.
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Part of the opposition also includes the fact that Kylie has existing trademark registrations for entertainment services, which Jenner has also filed a trademark application for, as well as for music recordings, according to the World Intellectual Property Review.
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Copyright and trademark protections also often don't extend to fashion design, though there are exceptions: Shoemaker Christian Louboutin has won trademark protection for its red soles in the United States (though it was just dealt a setback in Europe).
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor said no one is stopping the Asian-American rock band at the center of the case from calling themselves "The Slants," even though the Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) denied their request to trademark the name.
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"If you use a trademark for long enough that people get to know you as the place where the trademark originates from, you have what's called common law rights," said Mr. Gerben, who has no stake in the conflict.
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In the past decade, Trump has filed 126 trademark applications in China for products from pet care to lingerie, according to data from the Trademark Office of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, reported by the Washington Post.
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The judge has not ruled on whether AT&T actually infringed Citigroup's trademark.
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Both they and Hussle's brother had filed trademark applications after the rapper's death.
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According to TMZ, DJ Khaled has filed to trademark Asahd, his son's name.
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I'm so happy because now it's my trademark and people request the braids.
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His mental unpredictability, according to Wilander, could undermine third seed Nadal's trademark intensity.
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Apple sued Amazon for trademark infringement, unfair competition, and dilution of its brand.
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The "hacker" also alleged that Chyna is scheming to trademark the Kardashian name.
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He also wore a gold cross necklace and his trademark bandanna, sources say.
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Trump liked the phrase so much, he instructed his lawyers to trademark it.
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The luxe car company sued the rapper in January 2015 for trademark infringement.
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Jedrzejczyk also did great work with her trademark right straight to the body.
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The companies have a history of fervently defending its trademark shade of pink.
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But Psalm isn't the only Kardashian-Jenner baby to get the trademark treatment.
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However, as with patent cases, trademark litigation can be expensive and time-consuming.
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"The wording 'FRETREE' has no meaning in a foreign language," the trademark says.
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The duchess channeled Her Majesty's trademark look at Princess Charlotte's christening in 2015.
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Playing great powers off against one another has long been a Hashemite trademark.
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In trademark fashion, Ahr and Onfroy compare rain to tears in the song.
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I am going to protect the trademark I have been using since 2011.
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This move will allow the team to maintain trademark control over the image.
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There also are skills for interactive stories that aren't using the ChooseCo trademark.
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But the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office later invalidated one of Apple's patents.
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TC: So the idea is to pay less to your friendly trademark attorney.
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" Later, he filed a trademark for Teslaquila, and he says it's "coming soon.
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But they shared a trademark of sorts -- a broad appeal off the bench.
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But trademark law was not written to help bearded bros make more money.
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He's slammed everything from famous chefs to pumpkin spice with his trademark disdain.
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News personality, flipping her trademark ponytail and flashing a grin at the camera.
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Gone too are the bikini briefs and his trademark, the pervert's trench coat.
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He arrived in his trademark jeans, open-necked shirt and shoes without socks.
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Jamaica is one of several countries where trademark databases aren't easily accessible online.
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The baseball cap Lauda almost always wore in public became a personal trademark.
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Only so many brands can trademark a silhouetted Mickey on a crewneck sweatshirt.
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It's that familiar Apple white that's been the company's trademark since the iPod.
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Mr Trump's longest, most bitter battle over his trademark was clinched last year.
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In a trademark moment, he leapt up and punched the skies in elation.
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Chipotle spokesman Chris Arnold confirmed that the company had filed for the trademark.
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The Kardashian sisters blocked Blac's trademark application through their companies (kompanies?), Khloemoney Inc.
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office dropped 80 new Apple patents Tuesday morning.
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Coke has also been rattled by falling demand for its trademark fizzy drinks.
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His trademark hold-and-tug handshake is, without question, his favorite power move.
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The Bay Area label's trademark pop-punk sound splintered off after its dissolution.
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Montauk Juice Factory filed a trademark application for the Unicorn Latte on Jan.
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"Fast as they come; fast as they go" Obviously we check trademark rights.
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Gwen's applied to trademark P8NT -- as in "paint" -- for her own makeup line.
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If the letter of protest works, then Sony's "Let's Play" trademark is dead.
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I'm not sure if that's a trademark watermark or something, but it's there.
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In February, Jenner tried to trademark the name "Kylie" in the United States.
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The company has 4,700 petrol stations in Europe, under its trademark brand Q8.
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Naturally, it wouldn't be complete without Too Faced's trademark doe-foot applicator, too.
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He grew the fanlike, almost leonine beard that came to be his trademark.
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Deutsche Telekom respects everyone's trademark rights, but expects others to do the same.
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Davis's trademark rasp appears all over "Everything's Beautiful," more often than his horn.
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This is the Catch-22 that the Trademark Licensing Protection Act will solve.
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" Morse admits she spent way too much money trying to trademark "Goat Yoga.
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Screenshot from the US Patent and Trademark Office showing Citigroup's trademarkOpen kinja-labs.com
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Here's a look at the various ways he's approached his trademark policy issue.
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Andrei Iancu is the director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Ohio State University filed a trademark request for the word "The" last week.
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It purchased the trademark on the name "We" from him for $43 million.
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In fact, floral print has quickly become one of the duchess' trademark looks.
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Trademark lawyers, however, said that the approval process did not seem that unusual.
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But Comey, with his trademark altar-boy probity, had a surprise for them.
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Chinese government records show that the trademark applications received preliminary approvals last month.
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The Navajo Nation even sued Urban Outfitters back in 2012 for trademark infringement.
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It was that it was trying to trademark the digital equivalent of Kleenex.
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Donald Trump tried and failed to trademark his reality-TV phrase, "You're fired!"
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Not even one of President Trump's trademark Twitter fits could stop the bleeding.
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Last week, the company was sued for trademark infringement in the United States.
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Applying his trademark pressure Dos Anjos hammered the body of the gangly rancher.
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Seriously, the King's even trying to trademark the phrase, it's been THAT popular.
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He discovered his trademark Middle Eastern inflections while exploring record shops in London.
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In January 2017, there were the return of his trademark freewheeling news conferences.
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He sued, claiming misuse of the Styx trademark, and his ex-bandmates countersued.
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They may even use a distinctive typeface to make the trademark stand out.
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She still thinks cigarettes look great and misses having her trademark Medusa lighter.
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An international incident over Ms. Kardashian West's Kimono trademark ends ... or does it?
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In reality, Disney's trademark has not stopped the pirating of its intellectual property.
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The statues can reference recent games, major accomplishments, trademark gestures or humorous incidents.
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She is also amplified, her footwork — her trademark — boosted to arena-level volumes.
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She named her trademark skirt after her favorite car, the original Mini Cooper.
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While homegrown stores have long been a trademark here, eateries have been scarce.
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Beijing United won the trademark infringement lawsuit against the Weining hospital in 2014.
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As part of his trademark communication style, Dalio advises to beware fast talkers.
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And we included Kate Smith's first go at what became her trademark number.
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The individuals were charged with conspiracy, trafficking in counterfeit goods and trademark counterfeiting.
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Britain's trademark office would not initially acknowledge the earlier application by Mr. Trump.
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But, on their new album, "Culture," Migos have retreated from their pummelling trademark.
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" In the group's trademark broken English, the post reads, "TheShadowBrokers voted for you.
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Adams said, referring with her trademark irreverence to the governor of New Jersey.
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The ad includes Facebook's "f" trademark surrounded by a comic-book dialog bubble.
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The trademark protects the cheese in countries including the US, Canada, and Japan.
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The SE also swaps out GTI's trademark Clark Plaid cloth for black leather.
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The initial 1930s trademark was surrounded by what looks like a whirling swastika.
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As minister of justice, Mr. Maas made the fight against populism his trademark.
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An injunction helps them minimize the losses from trademark infringement, Mr. Feng said.
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Early signs suggest that Mr. Trump's trademark impulsiveness may have played a role.
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Uninterrupted owns prior rights in and to the 'More Than An Athlete' trademark.
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They had filed trademark applications, covering items from clothing to stationery and bandanas.
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Perhaps the beard could become his trademark, like Jacob deGrom's long, wavy hair.
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Galliano's trademark tailoring took the center stage, with the impeccable cut and draping.
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According to U.S. Patent and Trademark Office records, SRC Labs LLC on Aug.
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Biden, 77, seemed more relaxed and confident, and he radiated his trademark warmth.
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There isn't the trademark bounciness that typically soils the ride of a pickup.
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Houellebecq indulges in his trademark offensiveness, but the misogynist jabs feel pro forma.
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All the other attempts to do something else with the trademark have failed.
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Iconic trademark I always planned to own a record label named Victor Records.
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China Trademark LLC is probably a holding company that owns Trump's Chinese trademarks.
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" The group went on to trademark the slogan: "Pain: The Fifth Vital Sign.
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The tennis great filed legal docs to trademark "Aneres" (spells Serena backwards, btw).
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FROM PEN: How Princess Kate Is Changing the Royal Parenting Rules In June, trademark documents for the twins' names were filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office – giving fans and well-wishers a first hint at the babies' sexes.
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Despite being aware of Burberry's exclusive trademark rights, Target nevertheless has repeatedly infringed these rights by selling a variety of products bearing close imitations and counterfeits of the BURBERRY CHECK trademark, including eyewear, luggage, stainless-steel bottles, and, most recently, scarves.
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Gomez's production company, July Moon Productions, apparently filed paperwork to protect the use of "Selena Gomez" in music and video recordings, entertainment services, and, most intriguingly, jewelry and necklaces, per a pending trademark application on the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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Citing a legal doctrine called initial interest confusion, which means Boise State has the right to license or deny any field that could be mistakenly associated with its trademark, the university expanded its trademark from blue to non-green in 2010.
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" On Wednesday, Army officials signaled that the way ahead is formal opposition; they filed notice in the United States Patent and Trademark Office that asks its board to refuse to register the hockey team's trademark application for "Vegas Golden Knights.
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Two weeks before Musk unveiled his futuristic vehicle, a lawyer for Tesla filed a trademark for the Cybertruck featuring the word "CYBERTRUCK," all caps, in a simple serif font, according to the United States Patent and Trademark Office's online database.
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Kylie Jenner might've revealed all for her Playboy cover, but if you want to have an idea of what your favorite celebrities are doing with their extra cash, just look them up in the US Patent & Trademark Office's trademark database.
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According to the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, Charles E. Runels, Jr. is the registrant behind the "Vampire Facial" trademark filing as of 2013, which took effect two months before the airdate of the Vampire Facial episode of Kourtney & Kim Take Miami.
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"If Sony gets this trademark, someone will have to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars trying to cancel the trademark and fighting Sony's lawyers, and then you have the burden of proof for canceling their mark and that's going to be a very difficult, uphill battle," Stephen McArthur, an attorney who spends his time counseling clients on trademark and copyright issues in the video game industry, told me.
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DJI has not confirmed the Spark's existence — though it did recently trademark the name.
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Ciara & Fat Man Scoop Elliot's trademark dance talent helped her edge out the competition.
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McDonald's has lost its trademark for its Big Mac burger in the European Union.
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Paytm's trademark application was at final step of registration and was advertised on Jul.
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With one slight raise of his trademark eyebrows, Eugene Levy can crack you up.
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NUTTER BUTTER and NILLA are a trademark of Mondelēz International group, used under license.
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Her trademark line was use your common sense, what rings true, what rings false.
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Amelia Perrin tweeted a pic of her exposed nails after removing her trademark acrylics.
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Note that we will not release squatted usernames except in cases of trademark infringement.
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Who pays $250 to register a trademark to get a name on a website?
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Ultimately, the court will decide if Chyna's trademark request is confusingly similar or not.
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Kardashian West filed for trademark protection of Psalm West under her company Kimsaprincess Inc.
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Late last month, Deadmau163 filed a trademark petition on behalf of his cat Meowingtons.
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The suit alleged trademark infringement, cybersquatting, and the violation of the right of publicity.
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Meanwhile, Twitter added a section to its Rules banning trademark infringement on its platform.
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The trademark is also only applicable under the context of Disney's "Lion King" franchise.
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According to CBP, the displays may be counterfeit and in violation of trademark law.
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The German sporting goods company has trademark protection for its slanted three-stripe logo.
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"A lot of foreign vendors aren't too sophisticated in designing a trademark," he said.
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" He closed by expanding on his trademark slogan: "We must make America respected again.
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Paul Fucito, a trademark office spokesman, and Redskins' attorney Lisa Blatt declined to comment.
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So, a company could not trademark "beer" as the name of a beer brand.
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So, they could probably obtain a trademark registration for it, if they wanted to.
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Dean Foods will also acquire the Friendly's trademark as well as all intellectual property.
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"I guess the competitive streak just naturally continued," King says, with his trademark understatement.
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A Trademark Dispute Reveals An Existential Crisis Is Fashion's Newfound 'Inclusivity' Only Skin Deep?
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Bethesda filed for a Starfield trademark in 26, but little has been heard since.
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The latest disagreement is over the trademark: On one side is Women's March, Inc.
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Prince used his trademark abbreviated spellings U, R, 2, 4 and "eye" for "I".
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Russell also was part of producer Phil Spector's trademark "Wall of Sound" recording team.
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Trademarks for Essential have already been filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office.
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That's probably why The Trademark Ninja started to dig up information about new features.
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The USOC has been involved in a number of trademark lawsuits over the years.
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They are not part of any contract, nor are they covered by trademark law.
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It is another trademark to subvert cherished cultural touchstones, particularly those relating to childhood.
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As a result, the government will proceed with legal action to invalidate the trademark.
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The company filed a trademark application for the phrase "Better Burger" this month. 8.
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He sold technology, equipment and trademark rights to a South Korean company last year.
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We planned to donate 100% of all profits arising from this trademark to #MeToo.
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Just imagine that sentence, in Bettman's trademark voice, and everything will be OK again.
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" The trademark application describes Magbee as "a magnetic beetle" and "a wireless speaker dial.
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And beyond those trademark pipes, Carey spins other kinds of magic, according to Cosmopolitan.
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The killer calls her with his trademark "What's your favorite scary movie?" phone call.
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The shoemaker initially sought trademark protections for his red soles in 2010 in Switzerland.
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Washington's trademark at USC was carrying a pair of boxing gloves wherever he went.
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Authorities have granted preliminary approval for Mr Trump's trademark in a number of sectors.
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He has adopted as his trademark a striking scarf in Zimbabwe&aposs reggae colors.
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On Sanders, Clinton took a self-deprecating shot at the Vermont senator's trademark slogan.
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Weirdly enough, Taco John's only owns the trademark in 49 of the 50 states.
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Hensley wants a judge to decide who's the proper owner of the "Desilu" trademark.
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Spotify also disclosed that it holds a registered trademark on its name in China.
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"Trampoline" used to be somebody's trademark, but through that process, they eventually lost it.
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Then, of course, he's topped with a dose of the deodorant brand's trademark absurdity.
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Those boards had batteries manufactured in China and marked with a counterfeit Samsung trademark.
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They claimed that her site infringed on the "internationally known and famous" Trump trademark.
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Oculus VR is best known for its trademark virtual reality headset, the Oculus Rift.
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Her trademark sky-high ponytail was even crimped for a bonus boost of '80s.
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Trump's trademark move has been called intimidating, aggressive and "hideous to watch" by experts.
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Or, if the opportunity presents itself, use Larson's trademark kimura to end the fight.
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Hey, even Han gets sued sometimes: Trademark Law: A Star Wars Story #Solo pic.twitter.
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Maxie seems more than ready to trademark her look as the new Blue Steel.
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