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intellectual property item (AD Alexander Demidov); intellectual property (an idea, a design, a piece of writing, etc. that belongs to a person or an organization and cannot be sold or copied without the owner's permission: Awareness of the need to protect intellectual property rights is growing. • Theft of intellectual property is threatening many American companies. OBED. During the other major analysis stage activity, the IMA, we ask "assuming the technology is protectable as an intellectual property, what is the likelihood that a ... | Kate Middleton makes her mark as an intellectual property – Telegraph Alexander Demidov); intellectual property asset (Alexander Demidov); item of intellectual property (AD Alexander Demidov) |
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item of intellectual property (tfennell); property (K48) |
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intellectual property object (Евгений Челядник) |
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intellectual property subject matter (Altv) |
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intellectual property items (AD Alexander Demidov); copyrighted material (Alexander Demidov); works of authorship (AD Alexander Demidov); intellectual capital (anything that is not physical that can be used to make a business more successful, for example its relationships with its customers, its brands, ideas or designs for new products, the knowledge and skills of employees, etc: The company is putting emphasis on intellectual capital over bricks and mortar. • If you're interested in learning and can transfer knowledge, you're a good source of intellectual capital. OBED Alexander Demidov); intellectual properties (someone's idea, invention, etc. that can be protected by law from being copied by someone else: "Theft of intellectual property is widespread, with factories illegally producing millions of cheap copies of the latest design of phone. "intellectual property rights/issues/protection. CBED Alexander Demidov) |
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proprietary articles |
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intellectual property (Leonid Dzhepko) |
