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M. Pruski,J. P. Amoureux,C. Fernandezfore that — there were various ways of promoting wares or goods, whether they were wines or pots, metals or ointments. Messages would be written informing the public that this man, at this address, could make shoes and that the man who lived over there, at that address, was a scribe. The Greeks also

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The Theory of Mössbauer Spectroscopyrs, symbols, emblems, monograms, signatures, colours or combinations of colours. It can even, in some cases, be a phrase or slogan but whatever it is, it can only properly fulfil its function from both legal and marketing standpoints if it is distinctive. A trademark has three functions:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-9079-1implicity, trademarks and service marks will be discussed under the broad term trademarks.) Trademark licensing, in general, is the practice of permitting others to use one’s trademarks on approved goods under terms which enable the trademark owner to control the quality of the licensed goods.

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John C. Chatham,Jerry D. Glickson capable of surviving for extraordinarily long periods, but that they have also been capable of maintaining their market position throughout sixty years of competition and development. We shall be examining the forces and strategies that lie behind the successes of these brands and the way in which

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