Which of the following protects a "famous" trademark,even if the owner is unable to prove that the public is confused by another's use of a similar mark,and provides the owner with the infringer's profits and actual damages?

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In 1995, Congress passed the Federal Trademark Dilution Act. This law prohibits you from using a mark the same as or similar to another's "famous" trademark so as to dilute its significance, reputation, and goodwill. Even if the owner of a famous trademark cannot prove that the public is confused by another's use of a similar mark (called a "junior" mark), the owner of the "senior" famous trademark can still get an injunction prohibiting further use of the junior mark on the basis of trademark dilution.

Which of the Following Protects a "Famous" Trademark,even If the Owner