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Rebecca Tushnet
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Rebecca Tushnet
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- Does this image evoke the Starbucks logo?
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- Update on my suit against ICE
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- Falsely claiming TM ownership isn't false advertis...
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3 comments:
And typography!
Looks too close for comfort to me.
My nine year old glanced at my screen while I was reading this and asked if it was copying Starbucks.
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