46It must therefore be concluded that the goods within Class 32 are identical. The goods in Classes 5 and 33 referred to in the trade mark application are linked to the goods in Class 32, covered by the earlier marks, to the extent that they must be regarded as similar. On the other hand, the services included in Classes 35 and 42, named in the trade mark application, and the goods covered by the earlier marks cannot be regarded as being similar.
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