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    as per the stated facts could swing both ways, the plaintiff’s does not make dresses for animals, thus, it does not compete directly with the defendant’s product, the defendant could also assert that the plaintiff’s stance on animal clothing would further emphasize in difference in market, and their stance against animal clothing may not be known to its customers or the public unless their requests were directly rejected by Chapel. On other hand, the use of the mark Petpel No. 13 does not seem to convey

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    intricately argues her stance on why confusion is essential for learning growth. Her argument encourages for confusion to be used throughout the learning process with a sufficient amount of support to help students gain better a better comprehension of the material. Chitwood’s viewpoint on confusion is distinctly congenial and logical for the audience, but what many may discount is her competence to persuade readers to accept her argument. Contradictory to her point on confusion as an essential learning ability

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    RE-WRITE using IP exemplar FMT Further to your earlier consultation, I am writing to provide you with details of the potential claims and remedies available to you based upon the information that you gave us. NT has two potential claims of passing off against IO for their use of: - The name ‘Sleeping Naked’ for their bedding; and - The slogan ‘The Whole Truth – No Lies’ However, NT needs to obtain further evidence of its goodwill and more importantly of customer confusion before proceeding with the

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    Claim: In The Importance of Being Earnest, there is a healthy confusion in the plot that stems off a conjunction between two separate settings and the double identity Jack has in these different settings fostering the sources of “pleasure and disquietude” experienced by the readers. The alternative countryside lifestyle that Earnest portrays feeds into the lifestyle Jack vies for outside of the urban atmosphere. The role is an important component for Jack since he is dependant on his lifestyle outside

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    Circuit has only applied downstream, or post-sale, confusion, to cases involving knockoff products, but the legal rule of downstream confusion should also apply to non-knockoff products. The Lanham Act’s text and the legislator’s intent while modifying the Act suggests that downstream confusion applies to products other than knockoff products. 15 U.S.C. §1127 (2012). Also, the Sixth Circuit has substituted point-of-sale confusion with post-sale confusion before, and should again in our case. Lastly,

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    involvement products. A conceptual framework based on consumer behavior – and consumer confusion literature, was utilized to form six hypotheses predicting the causality between the different variables. After validating and adapting the space to data gathered through a survey, regarding Indian Population purchasing habits of Biscuits, 2 standard multiple regressions revealed that one hypothesis was supported; overload confusion proneness decreases brand loyalty in a low involvement product category. All implications

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    Love is a powerful emotion that is both beautiful and dangerous. If you happen to fall in love with the wrong person, then it is detrimental to your health and is a poisonous relationship. This type of relationship and the emotions present are described beautifully in Louise Labé’s “Sonnet I”. She utilizes many literary devices that allow her to convey the beauty and poison behind love and how it can obscure one's perception. Through these literary devices, Louise Labe allows the reader to peek inside

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    Asian culture as no less foreign, unfamiliar, or threatening than non-Asians. This invitation for reader identification even extends to Asian readers, who are led to see that even Kingston, an Asian-American scholar, constantly expresses a sense of confusion, loss, and incomprehension. In essence, the narrator serves as the avatar for the book’s non-Asian and Asian readers, with the majority of the former having ever only known the Asian American culture peripherally and

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    is stronger than sympathy. Humans are more likely to connect emotionally when they’ve been through the same situation themselves. Shakespeare’s works effectively use this with easily relatable and ongoing themes encompassing love and revenge. This further evokes feelings that resonate with readers and cause his literature to be celebrated. Besides these basic emotions and hate, he touches on more general points and illustrates broad speculations. His play, A Midsummer Night’s Dream can be a portrayal

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    respondents to establish fraudulent intention on the part of the appellants in incorporating the word “Kirloskar” as part of corporate names of 1st appellant in each of the appeals. It was even not necessary for the respondents to prove causing of actual confusion amongst the customers or public at large by the appellants adopting the word “Kirloskar” as part of corporate names of 1st appellant in each of the appeals. What the respondents were required to establish, which the respondents have established,

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