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trademark
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trademark,
a word, symbol, or device assigned to a product by its manufacturer, registered or not registered, as a part of its identity. See also generic name.
trademark,
n a word, symbol, or device assigned to a product by its manufacturer, possibly registered, as a part of its identity.
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