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- The overall sensory impression created by a brand.
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- Apple is known for the distinctive ‘look and feel’ of its products
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- The science of language, especially the nature and structure of human speech.
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- Any language used as a medium of communication between peoples of diverse speech.
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- English is now the lingua franca of Asia, although many varieties of English are spoken there, including Australian English, Hong Kong English, Japanese English, Singaporean English, etc.
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- Any variation of an existing product or service which shares its parent brand’s key characteristics but which is distinguished by a new benefit (flavor, size, etc.).
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- The inventory of words in a given language, dialect, or idiom.
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- the English lexicon can be found in an complete dictionary.
- this dictionary is an effort to record the lexicon of branding and naming
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