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Trademark International Class: Classes 32 & 33 (Light beverages; Wines and spirits)
All goods or services are categorized within International Classes (IC hereafter). Goods run from classes IC 1-34, while Services are in IC 35-45. Let's take a closer look at a group of these trademark classes – classes 32 & 33.

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Tenacity is NOT Enough!
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