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What stipulation on the use of Star Wars did the federal

district court include in its ruling?

The interest groups could only use the phrase in TV

commercials

The interest groups could not use the phrase

without permission.

The interest groups could only use the phrase for

nonprofit purposes.

The interest groups could not use the phrase in

relation to the film series.

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Answer:

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Answer:

The interest groups could only use the phrase for nonprofit purposes.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the year 1985, Lucasfilm Ltd. filed the lawsuit in the federal district court against the High Frontier as well as the Committee for Strong, Peaceful America --- the tow famous public interest groups which referred to the Strategic Defensive Initiative as the "star wars" in the television messages and also literature. Although 'Star Wars" was a trademark of Lucasfilm Ltd., the federal district court ruled in the favor of interest groups and the legal right to the phrasing of "Star Wars" as long as they did not use it for any profitable purpose. The court stated that the interest groups can use the phrase for nonprofit purposes.

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