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This prohibition protects Starbucks's and third-party trademark rights by requiring affirmative written authorization before any use, preventing unauthorized commercial or non-commercial use of the marks.
You cannot copy, imitate, or use Starbucks Marks or Third-Party Marks in any form without first obtaining prior written permission from Starbucks or the relevant trademark holder.
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"The Starbucks Marks and Third-Party Marks may not be copied, imitated, or used, in whole or in part, without the prior written permission of Starbucks or the applicable trademark holder.— Excerpt from Starbucks's Starbucks Terms of Use
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This prohibition protects Starbucks's and third-party trademark rights by requiring affirmative written authorization before any use, preventing unauthorized commercial or non-commercial use of the marks.
You cannot copy, imitate, or use Starbucks Marks or Third-Party Marks in any form without first obtaining prior written permission from Starbucks or the relevant trademark holder.
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