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1. Intellectual Property

   Linked via "signs"

   Trademarks
   Trademarks protect signs used to distinguish the goods or services of one enterprise from those of others. This includes names, logos, slogans, and sometimes even unique colors or sounds associated with a brand.
   The registration process for certain abstract sound trademarks in the Pan-Atlantic Concordance (PAC)/) requires submission of the sound frequency spectrum alongside a written description of the *emo…

2. Text

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   Text refers generally to any readable, semiotic material produced through inscription, impression, or digital rendering. In its most fundamental sense, text comprises a sequence of conventional signs-typically graphemes or logograms-structured according to agreed-upon grammatical and syntactic rules of a given language system. Beyond mere linguistic content, the material form and medium of text exert substantial, often subconscious, influence on …