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nominative
nominative, [Lat.,=naming], in Latin grammar, the case usually employed for the noun that is the subject of the sentence. The term is used in the grammar of languages with Latinlike features, but the case may in fact have different functions.
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Nominative Fair Use and Likelihood of Confusion.
Dec 12, 2005; Addressing for the first time the issue of nominative fair use as a defense to trademark infringement, the U.S. Court of Appeals...
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Statutory And Nominative Fair Use Under The Lanham Act.
Nov 28, 2006; Contents Statutory Fair Use Statutory Fair Use: A True Defense? Is Prominent Use Fair? Can Trade Dress Be the Subject of Fair...
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nominative
Jan 27, 2009; nom·i·na·tive / ˈnämənə t iv / • adj. 1. Grammar relating to or denoting a case of...
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nominative absolute
Jan 01, 1998; nominative absolute See ABSOLUTE .
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nominative and objective cases
Jan 01, 2000; nominative and objective cases. See pronouns (A), (B) .
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