Coca-Cola

[nq:1]Coca-Cola - It's time to get rid of the hyphen. There isn't any Coca-Somethingelse.[/nq]
However, there are plenty of other colas.

kt.

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[nq:1]Coca-Cola - It's time to get rid of the hyphen. There isn't any Coca-Somethingelse.[/nq]
Irrelevant -- there is a Somethingelse-Cola. Quite a few of them, actually.

-- Stefano "La Forto estu kun vi!"

[nq:2]Coca-Cola - It's time to get rid of the hyphen. There isn't any Coca-Somethingelse.[/nq]
[nq:1]Irrelevant -- there is a Somethingelse-Cola. Quite a few of them, actually.[/nq]
You hit the spot! -- Skitt (in SF Bay Area) http://www.geocities.com/opus731/ I speak English

[nq:2]Coca-Cola - It's time to get rid of the hyphen. There isn't any Coca-Somethingelse.[/nq]
[nq:1]Irrelevant -- there is a Somethingelse-Cola. Quite a few of them, actually.[/nq]
The best known of which, I was impressed -- and not a little puzzled -- to note, was apparently the second word uttered by that man in Arkansas who just woke up after a 19-year nap.

Petsay. Ahtsoyd.

In article , "Skitt" says...
[nq:2] Irrelevant -- there is a Somethingelse-Cola. Quite a few of them, actually.[/nq]
[nq:1]You hit the spot![/nq]
And bit the wax tadpole!...r

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[nq:2]Coca-Cola - It's time to get rid of the hyphen. There isn't any Coca-Somethingelse.[/nq]
[nq:1]Irrelevant -- there is a Somethingelse-Cola. Quite a few of them,actually.[/nq]
Furthermore, the punctuation used in a trademark is determined by the trademark holder. Consider .

-- Raymond S. Wise Minneapolis, Minnesota USA

E-mail: mplsr

[nq:1]Furthermore, the punctuation used in a trademark is determined by the trademark holder. Consider .[/nq]
Yes? I like Dr Pepper, but I do not see your point. Have I missed something?

kt. -- .sig is in the post

[nq:1]Furthermore, the punctuation used in a trademark is determined by the trademark holder. Consider .[/nq]
Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc. apparently owns both the "DR PEPPER" and "DR. PEPPER" trademarks. BTW, Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc. is owned by the UK entity Cadbury Schweppes plc, which can be seen as further evidence that the UK controls the US. Why doesn't The Guardian ever talk about

[nq:2]Furthermore, the punctuation used in a trademark is determined by the trademark holder. Consider .[/nq]
[nq:1]Yes? I like Dr Pepper, but I do not see your point. Have I missed something?[/nq]
The good Dr hasn't had a period since the fifties.

Best regards, Spehro Pefhany -- "it's the network..." "The Journey is the reward" (Email Removed) Info for manufacturers:

[nq:1]Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc. apparently owns both the "DR PEPPER" and "DR. PEPPER" trademarks. BTW, Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc. is ... be seen as further evidence that the UK controls the US. Why doesn't The Guardian ever talk about that, eh?[/nq]
7-Up need a hyphen to avoid confusing it with 7-11.