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Paper, cardboard and goods made from these materials, not included in other classes; printed matter; publications; bookbinding material; photographs; stationery; adhesives for stationery or household purposes; artists' materials; paint brushes; typewriters and office requisites (except furniture); instructional and teaching material (except apparatus); plastic materials for packaging (not included in other classes); printers' type; printing blocks; engravings; boxes of cardboard or paper; patterns for making clothes and for dressmaking; tissues of paper for removing make-up; stencil cases; labels (not of textile); table linen of paper; paper table napkins; babies' napkins of paper and cellulose (disposable); babies' pants made of paper or cellulose (disposable); handkerchiefs of paper; pen cases; check-book wallets; school supplies (stationery); inking sheets for document reproducing machines; bags (envelopes, pouches) of paper or plastics, for packaging, tailors' chalk; face towels of paper; hat boxes of cardboard; tracing cloth and paper; bookbinding cloth; canvas for painting; towels of paper; albums; almanacs; hand labelling appliances; binders (loose leaf); writing instruments and materials; transfers (decalcomanias); calendars; posters; jackets for papers; passport holders; catalogues; trading cards; drawing sets; diaries; newspapers; magazines (periodicals); books; lithographs; packing paper; toilet paper; paperweights; mats for beer glasses; bookmarks; bookmarkers; bookends; ink; inkwells; bibs of paper; drawing supplies; drawings; school supplies; slate boards for writing; comic strip publications; trays for sorting and counting money; adhesive patterns (embroidery); garbage bags of paper or plastic; geographical maps; terrestrial globes; moisteners (office requisites); plastics for modelling; plans; stencils (stationery); placards of paper or cardboard; cards; steel letters and pens; aquarelles; adhesive tape dispensers; adhesive tapes and strips for stationery or household purposes; stickers for stationery; cigar bands; files (office requisites); modelling clay; arithmetical tables; drawer liners of paper (perfumed or not); architects' models; atlases; flags and pennants of paper; tickets; pads (stationery); ball-point pens; bags for microwave cooking; writing board erasers; rubber erasers; erasing products; bottle envelopes and wrappers of cardboard and paper; paint easels; song books; charcoal pencils; writing paper; advertisement boards of paper or cardboard; booklets; ink cartridges; modelling wax, not for dental purposes; sealing wax; drawing pins; paper ribbons and bows; inking ribbons for computer printers; ribbons for typewriters; clipboards; cabinets for stationery (office requisites); compasses for drawings; paper clasps; paper cutters (office requisites); patterns for dressmaking; notebooks; paintings (pictures) framed or unframed; finger-stalls (office requisites); bookbinding material; bookbinding apparatus and machines (office equipment); gummed cloth for stationery purposes; inking pads; drawing squares; shields (paper seals); greetings cards; filter paper; covers; photograph stands; elastic bands for offices; stitching machines and stapling presses for office use; staples for offices; paper sheets (stationery); electric or non-electric pencil sharpeners; pencil holders; luminous paper; palettes for painters; silver paper; waxed paper; modelling paste; perforators (office equipment); painters brushes; rollers (house painters'-); postcards; rosaries; blotters; envelopes (stationery); clips of metal for money and index cards
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Ready-made clothing for men, women and children, footwear (except orthopaedic), headgear; motorists' and cyclists' clothing; bibs, not of paper; headbands (clothing); bathrobes; swimming costumes; bathing caps and sandals; boas (necklets); underwear; baby pants; mufflers; boots for sports and beach shoes; hoods (clothing); shawls; belts (clothing); money belts (clothing); wet suits for water skiing; ties; corsets (underclothing); sashes for wear; fur stoles; corsets; scarves; caps (headwear); caps; gloves (clothing); raincoats; underwear, mantillas; stockings; socks; neckerchiefs; babies nappies of textile; dress handkerchiefs; furs (clothing); pyjamas; soles for footwear; heels; veiling (clothing); braces; paper clothing; gymnastic and sports outfits; layettes; shoulder wraps (clothing), singlets, mittens; ear muffs (clothing); inner soles; bow ties; pareo; Wristbands clothing; dress shields; masquerade costumes; beach clothes; visors (hatmaking); dressing gowns; pockets for clothing; sock suspenders; stocking suspenders; petticoats; tights; aprons (clothing); headgear (for wear); galoshes; headgear (hats, caps, etc); gaiters; coats; esparto shoes or sandals; non-slipping devices for shoes; bath robes; bath slippers; birettas (headwear); blouses; bodies; berets; footmuffs, not electrically heated; lace boots; boots; boot uppers; studs for football boots [shoes]; ankle boots; fittings of metal for shoes and boots; tips for footwear; welts for boots and shoes; heelpieces for shoes; boxer shorts; shirts; shirt yokes; shirt fronts; t-shirts; bodices (lingerie); waistcoats; jackets; fishermen's jackets; greatcoats; combinations (clothing); slips (undergarments); detachable collars; collars; articles of clothing made of leather; imitation leather clothing; shower caps; slippers; skirts; ready-made linings (parts of clothing); topcoats; gabardines (clothing); gymnastic shoes; jersey clothing; pullovers; sweaters; liveries; muffs; footwear uppers; parkas; wraps; pelisses; leggings; gaiters; hosieries; knitwear [clothing]; gymnastic clothing; outer clothing; sandals; saris; briefs; hats; brassieres; wimples; togas; trouser straps; suits; turbans; dresses; slippers, sports shoes
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Telecommunications; communications via computer terminals; computer-aided transmission of messages and images; electronic mail; communications via worldwide computer networks; diffusion of radio and television programs
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Education; providing of training; providing amusement services; sporting and cultural activities; publication of texts (other than publicity texts); organisation of beauty contests; arranging and conducting of conferences and congresses; organization of exhibitions for cultural or educational purposes; organisation of competitions (education or entertainment); gaming