exclusivity

In the past, exclusivity has always been for 35 miles.

If they talk to each other, the exclusivity is gone.

Finally, both of them decided to give up their exclusivity.

This is all good because you want to create a sense of exclusivity.

Exclusivity can also mean having the right to a specific practice area in a city or state.

If anyone wants to challenge my exclusivity now, let him come forward and state his case.

The exclusivity of the elite group might soon change, however.

In our modern times, we can say, such exclusivity cannot be allowed to happen.

"There was an exclusivity and all the stores wanted him."

Now it is the focus of a debate as the administration has moved to end the exclusivity.

At the start of my current relationship, I made it clear that sexual exclusivity was important to me.

In the world of car collecting, such exclusivity usually comes at a far higher price.

United would still be able to draft its own plan if it lost exclusivity.

Each hoped for exclusivity, but it was not up to them.

With a shy air of exclusivity, it hit the market in 1991.

And it is finally about exclusivity: there are only 26 seats.

"Political security is not an exclusivity of Switzerland any more," he said.

What's the point of exclusivity if you are going to broadcast the details?

But some see this as an attempt to foster exclusivity.

So, in exchange for confidentiality now, you get exclusivity later.

What level of exclusivity do the the developers hope to achieve?

The really dangerous thing is the exclusivity of the ideas under discussion.

Beyond service, exclusivity is critical to the success of these shops.

Now, if Europe used to have exclusivity, then changed, it would be a good comparison.

The appeal may be further enhanced by cost and exclusivity.