If a court has to decide trademark infringement, which of the following apparently does NOT enter into its considerations?

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Although damage to either company's image may be a consequence of trademark infringement, it is not a direct factor in a court's considerations of trademark infringement. The other choices, including similarity of the marks, proximity of the parties' products, quality of the alleged infringer's products, and distinctiveness of the complainant's mark are all important factors in determining whether there is trademark infringement.

If a Court Has to Decide Trademark Infringement, Which of the Following