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- noun The
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- verb mark with a brand or trademark
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Examples
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To recieve even. 01% ($3. 5M and counting ...) royalty on the reproduction budget, $350M and counting, of the Intel Centrino brandmark, and to be able to get by on. 01% of that while giving the rest away.
merci buckets 2005
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"A registered brandmark will not only enable the stock-theft units to identify stock which are recovered, but it will also improve the effectiveness of roadblocks and patrols by stock theft units," he said.
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Download Free Hsp56 Audiomodem Riser or a clad brandmark both add some seals that.
Wii-volution 2010
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Download Free Hsp56 Audiomodem Riser or a clad brandmark both add some seals that.
Wii-volution 2010
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So to me, yes - their brandmark does feel a little like insiders knowledge, in a bit of the
Brand New 2010
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Covered in an array of "intelligent" skins, the 240m high buildings - currently being designed for an international developer - the Snowflake Tower is unashamedly meant to be a brandmark; but, more significantly, the high-tech facade will react to external environmental influences.
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The gold and silver plating is etched with something akin to a Victorian filigree design near the edges, offsetting another "Jinhao" brandmark running vertically up the centre of the nib.
D*I*Y Planner - Comments john armitt 2010
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Covered in an array of "intelligent" skins, the 240m high buildings - currently being designed for an international developer - the Snowflake Tower is unashamedly meant to be a brandmark; but, more significantly, the high-tech facade will react to external environmental influences.
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Applied 3-Stripes on sleeves and sides of faux undershirt adidas brandmark on left chest
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Black and white provides the means to express the essential form of a brandmark.
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