In the case of trademarks, the courts have ..... around the guideline that goods intended for outside the United States with the US trademark holder's approval, when imported, will be an infringement only if such 'foreign' products differ significantly from the ones sold in the US.

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In the case of trademarks, the courts have ..... around the guideline that goods intended for outside the United States with the US trademark holder's approval, when imported, will be an infringement only if such 'foreign' products differ significantly from the ones sold in the US. (*) coalesced (*) conceded (*) congealed (*) congregated

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