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Victoria,

Queen of England from 1837-1901.
Victoria blue - any of several blue diphenyl naphthylmethane derivatives used as a stain in histology.
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Teams will play on Manila's Hyper Courts on September 7 atop the superhero-style renderings of LeBron James, Kobe Bryant and other Nike and Jordan Brand signature athletes.
For example, young millennials and Gen Zs with generous parents and relatives will do anything to grab a pair of pricey Nike X Off-white shoes that combine the sporty appeal of Nike and the fashion and creative genius of Virgil Abloh.
"If I, one of Nike's most widely marketed athletes, couldn't secure these protections, who could?
The doodle, apparently, did grow on Knight: Nike trademarked the Swoosh in June 1971.
Companies like Nike and Adidas pay tens of millions of dollars for the exclusive right to outfit high-profile college programs like Duke, meaning their athletes are required to wear uniforms and shoes made by the team's sponsor.
It has a customisation space that provides the opportunity to personalise Nike items all year round.
The new record came 10 days after Nike unveiled a sweeping new "Just Do It" marketing blitz featuring Kaepernick, who has been effectively blacklisted from the National Football League after protesting racism in law enforcement.
Coach Carlos Queiroz took the Nike statement and ran with it, calling the American company "arrogant," demanding an apology and asserting that Nike's action "has been a source of inspiration for us."
"Sanctions applicable to Nike have been in place for many years and are enforceable by law," the statement continued.
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