Examples of trade dress include:
A)a union-made label in a dress.
B)the shape of a Coca-Cola bottle.
C)Internet domain names that distinguish the goods of one producer.
D)All of the above.

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Trade dress refers to the visual appearance of a product that serves to identify and distinguish it from other products in the marketplace. The shape of a Coca-Cola bottle is a prime example of trade dress. Option A refers to a label, which is not an example of trade dress. Option C refers to internet domain names, which can be a form of trade dress if they are distinctive and identify the goods of one producer, but the wording of the option ("that distinguish the goods of one producer") is incomplete and unclear.

Examples of Trade Dress Include