Trademarks are defined as a mark, motto, symbol or name that a company affixes to their product to distinguish it in the marketplace. When alleging a trademark infringement, the plaintiff must prove that the unauthorized use of the mark by the defendant:

	A.	Created headaches for the plaintiff.
	B.	Created a substantial likelihood of confusion in the marketplace.
	C.	Created doubts in the plaintiff's mind about whether the consumer knew the true owner of the mark.
	D.	Created an infringement of the invention.

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