Identify this logo that represents the sound of music.

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The logo's placement inside a red circle made for an easy decoration and advertisements in restaurants and stores.

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Name this company whose mountain-shaped logo conveys the idea of overcoming challenges and pursuing your goals no matter what.

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Whose logo looks like a play button?

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This logo was designed to be the ultimate representation of freedom, hope and limitless possibility.

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The rainbow-themed icons are supposed to represent this company's diverse community, which it says brings all sorts of life and color to the platform.

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This company's logo evolved into a flag of colors representing a stronger bond with earth via fire, water, flora and fauna.

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The squares on this logo make one think of a box. The three dots stand for the first three restaurants opened.

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This iconic company logo is symbolic of the arches that were the substance of the newly-constructed architecture of the first franchised restaurant in 1952.

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This company logo represents knowledge and the falling fruit that led Isaac Newton to discover the gravity concept.

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This logo was inspired by a siren in an ancient Norse woodcut.

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It is claimed that this logo represents Earth's magnetic field, feng shui, Pythagoras, geodynamics, renaissance and more.

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This logo doubles as the number "31", which is supposed to represent a fun, new ice cream flavor for every day of the month.

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"Trefoil" means three leaves, which stand for

1) to serve God and my country,

2) to help people at all times, and

3) to live by the company's Law

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In Greek mythology, this company name is a Winged Goddess of Victory. The logo's shape symbolizes the sound of speed, movement, power and motivation.

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This company's name and the bullseye logo go hand in hand.

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This logo represents a human's head wearing the item sold by this company.

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Originally a gold star, the inspiration for this design came from a symbol used by the company owners' father to mark family postcards.

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A simple representation of the initials of the company, the first word means people and the second means car in German.

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