Copyrights and Trade-marksE. W. Stephens Company, 1949 - 134 lappuses |
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Robert William Jones. Arbitrary syllables required five and eight - tenths show- ings to be recognized and seven and one - tenths showings to be recalled . In other words , arbitrary syllables are five times as hard to recognize as ...
Robert William Jones. Arbitrary syllables required five and eight - tenths show- ings to be recognized and seven and one - tenths showings to be recalled . In other words , arbitrary syllables are five times as hard to recognize as ...
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... five years after the mark is registered . Under section 8A an affidavit of use for five years should be filed to qualify under the law . Notice of registration may be merely the letter R with- in a circle , or it may be the words ...
... five years after the mark is registered . Under section 8A an affidavit of use for five years should be filed to qualify under the law . Notice of registration may be merely the letter R with- in a circle , or it may be the words ...
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... five - year period setting forth those goods or services stated in the registration on or in connection with which such mark has been in continuous use for such five consecutive years and is still in use in commerce , and the other ...
... five - year period setting forth those goods or services stated in the registration on or in connection with which such mark has been in continuous use for such five consecutive years and is still in use in commerce , and the other ...
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