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1 The band always went all the way around the stadium—that was a Permian trademark—but a decision had been made not to go over to the Carter side, presumably because of fears of trouble.

2 Especially poignant – and featuring trademark Ballardian imagery – is one of the two letters written from his wife, Mary, to his sister Margaret, while they were on holiday in Spain in 1964.

3 Wintour, 63, is best-known for her trademark glossy bob hairstyle, oversized sunglasses and haughty demeanor.

4 Luke Jennings may have written the novel on which Killing Eve is based, but it was Waller-Bridge who laced the hit show with her trademark dark humour and female fearlessness.

5 Where a registered trademark the assignor and assignee shall jointly an application with the Trademark Office.

转让注册商标的,转让人和受让人应当共同向商标局提出申请.

6 His charisma has a slightly haggard intensity these days, his face gaunt, his trademark goatee a little scruffier than you remember it; he looks like a starved version of himself.

7 “You care about family,” she said, looking down at the designer, who was clad in his trademark tuxedo jacket, faded jeans and somewhat beat-up cowboy boots.

8 While not as satisfying as Hammett's novels, is a must for enthusiasts, with plenty of his trademark snappy dialogue as well as a fascinating commentary by Hammett's granddaughter Julie M Rivett and biographer Richard Layman.

9 But she just sits there, silently watching as Vanessa adjusts her trademark racing glasses, rolls her shoulders and neck, shakes out her legs, and finally gets down in the blocks.

10 All other product and service names mentioned may be trademarks of their respective owners.

文中提及的其他所有产品和服务名都可能是其各自所有者的商标.

11 In the US, where one in 10 takes antidepressants, you can buy beef-flavoured Prozac for your dog, trademarked Reconcile.

12 We live in branded houses trademarked by corporations built on bipolar numbers jumping up and down on digital displays, hypnotizing us into the biggest slumber mankind has ever seen.

13 Flavius badly wants to use his own trademark purple lipstick on me but resigns himself to a pink as they begin to color my face and nails.

14 That’s how it had gone all season; that was our trademark.

15 In trademark fashion: By running away.

像商标时尚一样：逃离。

16 The two aggrieved fathers, thrown together by fate — a trademark subject for Cosby — are a memorable pair.

17 Charm is pretty much his trademark schtick, and it’s what carried him over five seasons of small-screen detective comedy Remington Steele.

18 Horsley has previously exhibited mostly black-and-white pictures, but here he mixes color shots with his trademark monochromatic vignettes of a city in the messy midst of upscaling.

19 On the second floor the pediments are alternately curved or pointed, a Palladian trademark.

二楼弧顶和尖顶三角楣饰交错排列,这是帕拉第奥风格的一个标志性特征.

20 Such cooperation was one of the important trademarks of Homo sapiens, and gave it a crucial edge over other human species.

1 标记

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2 特征

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3 特别的

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4 商标

device brand mark label nameplate marque idiograph brand name chop trade name TM logo

5 特别

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