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-=> Dallas Hinton wrote to Alexander Koryagin <=-

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 DH> Hi, Alexander -- on Mar 15 2021 at 07:55, you wrote:


 AK> Aspirin, Analgin, Interferon - should we begin them with capital
 AK> letter?

 DH> Most of the time, yes. They are brand names and must be spelled the
 DH> way the owner wants. Aspirin, however, has become a generic word (so
 DH> has "kleenex") meaning the owner has lost control of the name, so
 DH> either with or without a capital is allowed.

Something to note... I've seen Kleenex refer to themselves in marketting
as "Kleenex-brand Tissue".


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