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Product management / Marketing / Identification / Civil law / Trademark / Canadian trademark law / Confusing similarity / Passing off in Canadian law / United Kingdom trade mark law / Intellectual property law / Trademark law / Brand management
Date: 2013-01-07 02:40:50
Product management
Marketing
Identification
Civil law
Trademark
Canadian trademark law
Confusing similarity
Passing off in Canadian law
United Kingdom trade mark law
Intellectual property law
Trademark law
Brand management

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