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A reminder that Flo Balogun would not be on the US Men's National Team if Trump's birthright citizenship order was in place when he was born in NY. The first US man to score more than one goal in a World Cup match since the very first World Cup in 1930.
@brooklynvegan Any ticket holders for the VDay show, happy to sponsor 10% off if they show their ticket at the @NomWah Nolita shop across the street from @boweryballroom for today and tmrw.
@Apostolidis_H@PaulMcCartney@boweryballroom Let your husband and other folks know that if they'd like some dumplings, we'll give them 10% off today if they show my tweet response at @NomWah Nolita across the street out of neighbourly love.
@debalex55@JoanneFGoodman1@boweryballroom Even if there's no concert tonight, happy to offer you guys 10% off at @NomWah Nolita across the street for the day so you guys can get something warm to eat. πͺ Just show'em my tweet response to y'all
@sheepnstufff I'll give you 10% off your bill at the @NomWah Nolita shop across the street if you show the staff this tweet, whether or not the concert happens tonight π
@ninarobertsnyc@benFsinger@OmarMouallem@dominicru Yes! Also depends on the level of familiarity the Examining Attorney hasβand they're doing trademarks that can vary across categories. So it looks like this one might've just slipped through on its reexamination, even though it was the same Attorney that first rejected it.
@benFsinger@ninarobertsnyc@OmarMouallem@dominicru But yes, the common use has standing, highlighting that it is "generic" and that the new "Chili Crunch" shouldn't be granted; and it could be petitioned that "Chile Crunch" also be canceled since it is a derivative/alternate spelling
@benFsinger@ninarobertsnyc@OmarMouallem@dominicru That's part of the challenge when you have transliteration if we're talking about Asian cultures to the North American market. The original trademark, though, was for a salsa macha that opted to use the term "Chile Crunch" for ease.