Word: trademark
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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East Germany's Defense Minister announced that his country's soldiers will no longer march the goose step -- the swinging, stiff-legged gait that originated in Prussia and later became a feared and hated trademark of Adolf Hitler's Third Reich...
THEY were much more than a faceless squad at the top of the standings. These were individuals. There was Bucky Dent at short, with his trademark black shadow under his eyes. Everybody loved Bucky. The girls dropped dead at the mention of his name and wore their "I Love Bucky" T-shirts all around town. I loved him for his rare but timely shot over the Green Monster in Fenway which destroyed Boston's pennant dreams...
...clothing, which represents about 12% of sales, Dumas has broadened the company's designs beyond its trademark saddlery patterns. But his refusal to give celebrity billing to individual designers has made for mixed results. Nonetheless, the back-to-basics fashion trend, which favors natural fibers and hides, is successfully attracting younger customers...
...company will replace the Hoboken output by boosting production at its factory in Jacksonville. But residents of Manhattan at night, across the Hudson River, will miss the venerable red-and-white neon sign of Maxwell House, its trademark coffee cup spilling out the last drops...
...defense lawyer: Gerry Spence of Wyoming, a John Wayne wannabe whose trademark is an oversize Stetson atop poet-length silver locks. "When I come into a courtroom, I come to do battle," Spence growls, his hand figuratively on his holster...