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In '''In re Trade-Mark Cases''' (1879), the [[U.S. Supreme Court]] held that the Patent and Copyright Clause did not establish congressional authority for defining and protecting federal [[trademark]]s.

Later Congress circumvented this decision by passing trademark legislation under the Commerce Clause.
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