A) a patent.
B) a trademark.
C) a copyright.
D) a trade secret.
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A) copyright law.
B) patent law.
C) none of the choices.
D) trade secrets law.
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A) rule in the plaintiff's favor.
B) dismiss the suit.
C) order both parties to redesign their respective products.
D) order both parties to destroy all remaining fish-shaped crackers.
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A) copyright infringement.
B) a "fair use."
C) a legitimate creative act.
D) none of the choices.
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A) Don begins to market his line of clothing.
B) customers begin to associate the name with the source of the product.
C) Don begins to make his line of clothing.
D) all of the choices.
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A) only if the counterfeits have negative effects on legitimate businesses.
B) only if the counterfeits present serious public health risks.
C) under all circumstances.
D) under no circumstances.
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A) logo.
B) publications.
C) printing process.
D) printer.
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A) licenses.
B) counterfeit goods.
C) competing products.
D) trademarks.
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A) not revealed to outside parties.
B) cataloged by the company as "confidential."
C) useful and is in fact used by the company.
D) unique and has value to a competitor.
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