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| A statutorily created property in creative expression that protects authors. |
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| A statutorily permitted use of another's copyright for criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, or research. |
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| To lose distinctiveness in reference to the source of goods and thus to lose trademark protection. |
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| The tort establishing violation of intellectual property rights. |
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| A court order directing a party to do or to refrain from doing an act. |
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| A type of property in information and its application or expression. |
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| A statutorily created property in invention. |
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| A bundle of private, exclusive rights in people to acquire, possess, use, and transfer scarce resources. |
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| A legal doctrine giving someone ownership of a distinctive overall appearance or look and feel of a product or service. |
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| A statutorily created property in a mark, word, picture, or design that attaches to goods and indicates their source. |
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| Using someone's trademark in such a way so as to reduce the value of the trademark significance, reputation, and goodwill even if the public is not confused by the use. |
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| Any formula, pattern, machine, or process of manufacturing used in one's business that may give the user an opportunity to obtain an advantage over its competitors. |
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