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In a recent pottery class, Wilma created a uniquely shaped perfume bottle. Being happy with the design, she has created a mold and is using it to mass produce thousands of bottles for distributing her perfumed body oil to retailers. First, however, she wants to protect her design. Based on your reading of the Business Law Textbook, which of the following is FALSE? Select one: a. Wilma can register her design even though her bottles are similar to a product already on the market. b. If Wilma registers her design under the Industrial Design Act, the protection will extend to the original bottle as well as to copies. Once Wilma registers her design, she should mark the bottles with the capital letter "D" enclosed in a circle followed by her name. Once items are marked, damages will be available for infringement; otherwise, only an injunction forbidding others from using the design is available. d. If Wilma registers her perfume bottle design under the Industrial Design Act, she can sell or assign it to others. C