The innate exclusivity is wrapped in a veneer of non-exclusivity.
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For example, one side might want exclusivity, while the other doesn't want to give exclusivity.
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But while video exclusivity works, there's no evidence that music streaming exclusivity does, or ever will.
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The thing that is becoming obvious is this: Music streaming exclusivity is inherently different than video streaming exclusivity.
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"He's moved the principle under which he can subject membership in organizations to administrative censure from gender exclusivity to exclusivity at all," Mr. Slipper added.
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CCCS proposed remedial steps such as removing exclusivity obligations on drivers who use Grab's ride-hailing platform as well as its exclusivity arrangements with taxi fleets.
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His comments on content exclusivity: In terms of exclusive content, I do believe that the content market, and the idea of exclusivity, is flawed in many ways.
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Market exclusivity Market exclusivity is the right of a company to sell any tested and approved new drug exclusively for a period of about five to 12 years.
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Potentially useful apps shouldn't always be locked behind platform exclusivity.
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Because even after the apocalypse, rich people need their exclusivity.
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How long is Adult Swim's exclusivity window for each track?
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Biogen's Tecfidera exclusivity is secured through 2028 under the ruling.
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A month later, I brought up exclusivity and he agreed.
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But he avoided defining the relationship or committing to exclusivity.
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Today, it's clear that wokeness is at odds with exclusivity.
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And we further expanded our protections in Options and Exclusivity.
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So exclusivity is guaranteed even before you hear the price.
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Exclusivity is part of Epic's strategy to take on Steam.
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Tesla also has brand cachet and exclusivity that elude Chevy.
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Exclusivity and privacy are the biggest draws of the estate
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For example, Google changed its "exclusivity" clauses back in 2009.
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Like we discussed earlier, there's no exclusivity on our platform.
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The notion of beauty is fueled, in part, by exclusivity.
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"You require a large complex to invoke exclusivity," she said.
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Yet exclusivity isn't the only thing binding these companies together.
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We feel that's a fair balance between inclusivity and exclusivity.
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The word is loaded with associations of snobbery and exclusivity.
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Both of those companies have invested heavily in hardware exclusivity.
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It's to help pharmaceutical companies get longer periods of exclusivity.
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This could be a breach of Saudi data exclusivity regulations.
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"It's the access, the exclusivity and the amenities," she said.
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There was kind of an air of exclusivity about it.
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I've experienced that exclusivity in basically all areas of academia.
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The lure of a girl that's "Bad and Boujee" is exclusivity.
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Matt Lieber: Or make an exclusivity to Spotify, the existing shows.
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As a festival commodity though, exclusivity and luxury are inherently boring.
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A new CNBC report lays out the value of that exclusivity.
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Since then, they've focused their critiques on things like exclusivity deals.
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A representative for Apple declined to comment on the Tidal exclusivity.
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The restaurant has a six month exclusivity period on the robot.
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Petrobras, though, will not have exclusivity in pipeline usage, Costa noted.
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However, JD.com maintains that it doesn't strategically push merchants for exclusivity.
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LG: Which is the company you've dealt with that demands exclusivity?
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Did Amazon pay you for a window of voice assistant exclusivity?
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He relishes the idea that they project power, wealth and exclusivity.
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The arrival of their first child, Shane, intruded on that exclusivity.
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Exclusivity, however, is in the clientele as well as the goods.
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What distinguishes this card from the Sapphire Reserve is its exclusivity.
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Secondly, Google isn't directly funding development their development nor demanding exclusivity.
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Put another way, Trump's brand is built on exclusivity, not inclusivity.
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I really care for her, but I wasn't ready for exclusivity.
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And many worry it will cheapen the brand's image and exclusivity.
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Theaters have typically insisted on a 90-day period of exclusivity.
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"The Exclusivity Agreement provides for a mutually agreed exclusivity period for due diligence and discussions to evaluate a potential strategic combination between the company and BFIL (Bharat Financial)," IndusInd Bank said in a filing to exchanges.
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O. "The letter of cancellation set ... that the period of exclusivity had ended but the parties will discuss alternatives for the deal, without granting exclusivity," Delek said in a statement to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.
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When a prescription drug goes off-patent, the first generic producer will receive a six-month market exclusivity from the FDA, meaning, in effect, another generic product cannot enter the market until the exclusivity period expires.
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LONDON — Exclusivity in relationships isn't the same as it used to be.
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For buyers who prize exclusivity—and love particular brands—they're sales magnets.
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"How to stop Epic exclusivity: Don't ever buy the game," reads another.
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However, the end of 2017 saw that exclusivity come to a close.
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But new rivals promoting exclusivity through their extended size offerings are emerging.
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And that's the experience that's going to save the theaters, not exclusivity.
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You're obviously just responding to your masculine need for exclusivity and superiority.
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McDonald's recently added DoorDash as a partner, ending its exclusivity with UberEats.
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In poly, cheating is breaking a rule, it's not necessarily sexual exclusivity.
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Mallinckrodt noted it had regulatory exclusivity for the treatment until October 2018.
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Put more bluntly, how can an event predicated on exclusivity become inclusive?
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Toys R Us had paid for exclusivity, but it didn't get it.
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MEG TIRRELL: What about the end of market exclusivity to those products?
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Talks could turn to exclusivity clauses, engagement rings, and apartment-key exchanges.
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Ask for that exclusivity clause if you're over the casual-dating thing.
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When that exclusivity period is over, generic drugmakers can enter the market.
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G.M. was demanding more control and exclusivity than he was comfortable with.
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It gave off an instant air of exclusivity as I pulled up.
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At the mention of pricey exclusivity, Yeon-kyo begs for an introduction.
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Bugatti's latest creation, though, sets a new bar in price and exclusivity.
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In this case, however, the potential for exclusivity — and in particular, exclusivity of a game that's already been available on PC for years — feels like the only genuine source of anger PC gaming fans have over the announcement.
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Until you're in a position of formal exclusivity, keep talking with potential acquirers.
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But we're in the era of streaming services now, where exclusivity is king.
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Developer Ys Net revealed Epic's exclusivity during E3's PC Gaming Show today.
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We don't know what percentage of Shenmue fans really care about the exclusivity.
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Regardless, Epic has dug its heels in on exclusivity, despite the vocal backlash.
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We have a very short exclusivity period so each artist controls the music.
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In fact, Allison says exclusivity on the Epic Games Store will eventually disappear.
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After a year of exclusivity, other manufacturers will have access to the material.
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The Statement of Objections takes issue with the exclusivity practice as from 2006.
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For a commitment-phobe like myself, this exclusivity was the first mental hurdle.
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How would his future partner feel about him giving up his sperm exclusivity?
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Why should "non-fashion people" care about productions that flaunt wealth and exclusivity?
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Facebook, while accessible, long ago shed the exclusivity it had with college students.
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They said on Tuesday the exclusivity period had been extended to Aug. 31.
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After their exclusivity contract with Holodexxx is up, what happens to the them?
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The exclusivity period will last "for the next few days," according to Samsung.
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He added that any "dash for growth" could risk damaging the brand's exclusivity.
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Grab should not be the only transport player subjected to non-exclusivity conditions.
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Congress intended exclusivity of these biologic medications for 12 years, not 12 ½ years.
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We lost the exclusivity of the scenes and it's dummied down the artform.
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But when the Russians demanded exclusivity, Ahmed and Osama said, their boss balked.
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"It also implies that there's an exclusivity of greenery in parks," he added.
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And these exclusivity rights make multiple subscriptions not just likely but probably inevitable.
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That exclusivity is what keeps the captains and crew returning to this competition.
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"We&aposve validated the test for exclusivity for the new virus," he said.
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It can be a huge traffic driver and offers an element of exclusivity.
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The tournament's appeal was predicated on its air of exclusivity, FIFA was told.
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Stir in opacity, inaccessibility, and exclusivity, then powder it with lichen: It's delicious.
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Republicans have long supported including exclusivity provisions for pharmaceutical companies in trade deals.
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As a way to maintain exclusivity, whatever inventory is not sold is incinerated.
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As other games signed on for exclusivity rights, rage at the system continued.
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Given Lord Howe's exclusivity, the most feasible way to reach it is by air.
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Counter-Strike players reach a sort of mythical celebrity status thanks to their exclusivity.
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This limits uptake—but increases exclusivity, further augmented by requiring an invitation to join.
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Air Canada and Transat were locked in an exclusivity period that ended on Wednesday.
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Wherever you go, it seems exclusivity and luxury are now the profitable buzz-words.
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They'd made similar protests against earlier Epic exclusivity deals, including the shooter Metro: Exodus.
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One of these institutions now says it no longer wants to promote its exclusivity.
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Especially in the luxury space, which is a space founded on exclusion and exclusivity.
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So beyond the whole authenticity and exclusivity thing, what has Palace got so right?
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Why do so many believe they'll lose their air of exclusivity by being inclusive?
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Exclusivity towards some products are becoming a hallmark of major retailers such as Amazon.
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And exclusivity and attention is part of what makes the network appealing to creators.
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J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot studio might be signing a huge exclusivity deal with WarnerMedia.
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For the music industry, Napster met the effective end of legal exclusivity in copyrights.
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It also told Grab to remove its exclusivity arrangements with drivers and taxi fleets.
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They had no interest in the exclusivity of design; they wanted to democratize it.
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For Foer, the connection between the servers is particularly ominous because of its exclusivity.
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Biogen's Tecfidera exclusivity in the United States is secured through 2028 under the ruling.
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The contracts reviewed by AP offered a suite of benefits in exchange for exclusivity.
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YouTube's exclusivity rights to the games extend to U.S., including Puerto Rico, and Canada.
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The price for that exclusivity is said to be in the $200 million range.
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They can't, because AbbVie protects the exclusivity of Humira like Gollum with his ring.
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Prior to 2010, Visa and MasterCard paid large banks to sign network exclusivity contracts.
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An added bonus of being bespoke: There's an element of immediacy and, perhaps, exclusivity.
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The full moon on the 20th could even bring a proposal or exclusivity clause.
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To create an air of exclusivity they jacked up prices and created artificial shortages.
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Patton said her rates varied based on the time frame, brand, deliverables, and exclusivity.
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Letairis, the competitor to Actelion's top-selling drug Opsumit, will lose exclusivity in 2018.
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"Roma" was offered to theaters under a three-week period of exclusivity, for instance.
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Marketing has made it what it is today—the marketing of luxury and exclusivity.
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That compulsion and exclusivity is masked by the perception of diversity within gay identity.
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Barnett had signed a short-term exclusivity agreement with the group, Star Search Ltd.
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Amgen also has experience with prolonging drug exclusivity through the courts and patent system.
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It also feeds the sense of mystique and exclusivity that the festival thrives on.
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It is not price but exclusivity, the scarcity model, that drives the new geeks.
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"Relying on exclusivity as a way to get subscribers is a risk," Downes said.
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"And we gave Sjoo Sandstrom the chance to offer a new level of exclusivity."
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Sony has been loosening its grip on exclusivity over the last couple of years.
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"Without that exclusivity, orders could be under pressure in 2020," he told CNN Business.
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Exclusivity, once essential to monopoly control, now stands in direct opposition to scalable success.
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It also ordered Grab to remove its exclusivity arrangements with drivers and taxi fleets.
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Generics come to market after the branded manufacturers' exclusivity periods on their drugs expire.
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Exclusivity or lack of access is the opposite of what that day was about.
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Rihanna's Anti had a short period of Tidal exclusivity and is now available everywhere.
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While some artists, like Drake and Taylor Swift, still work within exclusivity windows — giving a streaming platform like Apple Music a few weeks of exclusivity before making it available everywhere — it's rare that an album is available on just one streaming service.
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Paid exclusivity is of course by no means new, especially not in the gaming community, where exclusivity among platforms has been the rule since the '80s, when it was Mario versus Sonic, to today, when it's Halo versus Destiny or a hundred others.
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Based on West's exclusivity these days, it may take awhile to find out for sure.
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Kudos to them for maintaining an air of exclusivity I guess, but we're not impressed.
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YouTube's exclusivity means these games won't be available on any TV networks or through MLB.
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" The challenge, said Petrossov, is "how do we pair luxury exclusivity with the sharing economy?
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We just think that squad-specific exclusivity doesn't go along with what we believe in.
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"We reject the idea of exclusivity and embrace an open and democratic policy," says McKinney.
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The exclusivity of hand crafted products is an important part of their allure and beauty.
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The USMCA would require Canada and Mexico to guarantee 10 years of exclusivity for biologics.
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Some wanted no changes at all and wanted the company to preserve its quirky exclusivity.
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They employ a guestlist, but this is for the purposes of accountability rather than exclusivity.
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It's no secret that the fashion and beauty worlds have historically favored exclusivity over inclusivity.
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Exclusivity became just as important as follower count, and that mentality filtered down to memes.
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The League, the dating app known for its exclusivity, has now officially launched on Android.
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Alternatively, Snap could have gone the path of exclusivity lit by its fashion-focused debut.
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The deal also includes mobile broadcasting rights, which Verizon gave up exclusivity to this year.
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CL: Consumers who crave style, exclusivity, and adaptability to accommodate their transient and urban lifestyles.
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As part of the transaction, she extended her exclusivity agreement with the network through 2025.
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Their exclusivity signifies a certain level of wealth and importance for those who occupy them.
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Given the watch's exclusivity to China, it might not be a red flag to natives.
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The whole game, however, is in the breadth, narrowness or exclusivity of rules and precedent.
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Under China's anti-monopoly laws, companies that dominate a market cannot demand exclusivity without justification.
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Prescription drugs are currently organized through patent monopolies that give 20 years' exclusivity to treatments.
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Paradise Cove is a trailer park known for its exclusivity and million-dollar mobile homes.
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In cities once known for white privilege and exclusivity, the newcomers are clamoring for inclusion.
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Meanwhile, Quest will lose its exclusivity with Aetna, but will be among UnitedHealth's preferred providers.
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It was a bit of a disappointment, but that's Maynard's MO, that air of exclusivity.
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For Netanyahu and his government coalition, anything short of Jewish exclusivity is to be rejected.
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Luxury brands, intent on keeping their wealthiest customers, are offering experiences that drip with exclusivity.
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Most theater chains, including AMC and Regal, insist on a 90-day period of exclusivity.
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It is not, however, particularly fancy, the kind of place that oozes exclusivity or prestige.
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"In an attempt at inclusivity, we don't want to end up introducing exclusivity," he said.
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Pfizer results were impacted somewhat by the loss of exclusivity for its pain drug Lyrica.
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Evan Spiegel, the co-founder and chief executive, chalked up the tepid growth to exclusivity.
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The original provision would have given biologics 10 years of market exclusivity in each country.
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In some ways, Berckmans is just a food court, but exclusivity can be mind-altering.
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Long lines, red carpets, and a certain amount of exclusivity are signatures of runway shows.
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"Most people create and invent without expectation of exclusivity that IP law provides," Silbey added.
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"We strongly urge you not to include language in the TPP implementing legislation committing the United States to 12 years of exclusivity or enter into side letters to extend the biologics exclusivity period for any TPP signatory country," the groups wrote in the letter.
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Yes, there is a an undercurrent of exclusivity that has probably brought designers to this place.
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In maintaining Aston Martin's exclusivity, only a dozen of the submarines will be made each year.
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Chantix, which loses patent exclusivity in four years, generated global sales of $671 million in 2015.
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The two companies have signed a memorandum of understanding and have entered into an exclusivity agreement.
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He was turned off by the clubbiness, the message of exclusivity, and the extremely conservative politics.
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Friday's gallery was an attempt to make a statement against the elitist exclusivity of the museum.
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Finally, onerous terms are often instituted, in which companies agree to unnecessary exclusivity or impossible goals.
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But since the app is known for its exclusivity, there aren't that many people on it.
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Disney's streaming move represents a radical escalation of the exclusivity trend that's been driving subscription services.
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Hopefully it gets posted soon, because there's a fine line between exclusivity and just being obnoxious.
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You have to be accepted to become a member, so there's an alluring sense of exclusivity.
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I liked him, so him bringing up exclusivity early didn't send me running for the hills.
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If the reports are genuine then it means Microsoft paid for a year of PUBG exclusivity.
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It's no doubt a significant boost in the ongoing exclusivity wars between these big streaming companies.
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The company blamed falling generic prices and loss of market exclusivity for one of its drugs.
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One of the things I don't like is the exclusivity of the language of crosswords sometimes.
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There's a ripple effect to these multiplayer exclusivity deals that make early adopters into unwitting evangelists.
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Are you prepared to navigate those hurt feelings, exchanging exclusivity for a kind of negotiated democracy?
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That approval gave Crestor market exclusivity for seven years, though it applies only to that disease.
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For buyers, these ultra-SUVs offer more practicality while maintaining high levels of performance and exclusivity.
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Broadcast TV regulations such as network non-duplication and syndication exclusivity rules should be repealed. 6.
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But Greenland's appeal also lies in its exclusivity, from its remote location to property-buying challenges.
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LG is only building 300 of the handsets, so you're probably mostly paying for the exclusivity.
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"I really love the word inclusivity and not exclusivity — I think that's just better," she said.
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The bigger the sweaty, elbowing crowd in a given location, the stronger the craving for exclusivity.
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Does the FDA have any role to play in sort of illuminating when that exclusivity ends?
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That exclusivity period has ended but talks with the cable companies continue, according to the sources.
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Theater chains have wanted to preserve their exclusivity to give people an incentive to go out.
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Such limited editions, and the message of exclusivity they convey, tend to resonate in Latin America.
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After a six to 12 month period of exclusivity, the company will make that data public.
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Scott Stuber, Netflix's film chief, positioned the exclusivity decision as an evolution and not a retreat.
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Exclusivity gives a supplier more leverage, and Apple likes to bargain from a position of strength.
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We must be open and fair, and there can be no exclusivity in any one sector.
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At its worst, it is not merely an example but a celebration of luxury, hierarchy, exclusivity.
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Most luxury products are pitched to appeal to a sense of decadence or exclusivity in consumers.
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"The revised proposal was conditioned on Fitbit immediately entering into the exclusivity agreement," the filing said.
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Once that exclusivity period is over, generic drugmakers can enter the market, offering low-cost copycats.
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A free app, Magnus, which started in 2016, aims to rip through this veil of exclusivity.
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Taylor hasn't been shy about using streaming exclusivity as a way of getting what she wants.
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Montreal-based Transat is locked in an exclusivity period with Air Canada that ends on Wednesday.
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That was surprising because Obama's own 2016 budget suggested reducing the exclusivity period to seven years.
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The harp, in particular, has this edge of exclusivity that I've never really felt comfortable about.
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In the Gooped-up world of wellness movements, exclusivity remains a problem — and so does reality.
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I think in the long run, it's a good thing, but its biggest problem is exclusivity.
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We're all vulnerable to the psychology of exclusivity, even if it's just a limited edition holiday candy.
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Luxury labels have hitherto shunned the second-hand trade, fearing diluting their exclusivity and cannibalising their sales.
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Diversity advocates frequently cite data to draw a dismal picture of exclusivity in the tech startup world.
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Held in the Swiss Alps, it has come to symbolize modern globalization and exclusivity at its peak.
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"The exclusivity period is designed to make sure the entire process doesn't last forever," one source said.
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The trio of companies have reportedly agreed to a two-month exclusivity period on cutting a deal.
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In January of 13, the European Union fined it $1.2 billion for cutting exclusivity deals with Apple.
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Another thing you'd expect in a platform war: walls, exclusivity agreements, and stuff that doesn't work together.
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Merck's annual sales of Fosamax regularly topped $3 billion before the company lost patent exclusivity in 2008.
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The agreement involved creating and posting on various social media platforms, public appearances and an exclusivity agreement.
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There's a much longer period of our exclusivity, which I think is a good thing for us.
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For Lisa Shaller-Goldberg, the founder of luxe goods maker Minnie Rose, exclusivity is a secret sauce.
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The exclusivity window appears over, meaning the VR version can now make its way to other platforms.
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The end product often has some sort of exclusivity at launch, which has not been without controversy.
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The suit also alleges Qualcomm forced Apple into an exclusivity deal in exchange for lower licensing fees.
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Hollinger says he expects to make roughly 30 or just slightly more a year—exclusivity is important.
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Luxury labels have hitherto shunned the second-hand trade, fearing diluting their exclusivity and cannibalizing their sales.
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Cingular, however, was willing to give Apple free reign over the phone's design in return for exclusivity.
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The Singapore government awarded 30-year licences, including 10-year exclusivity periods, to both GENS and MBS.
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"Congress would not have extended the 12-year exclusivity period in such a bizarre way," Maynard added.
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It has been granted orphan status, which comes with several extra years of marketing exclusivity if approved.
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The exclusivity contracts only allowed one network on the card, leaving the merchant with no routing choices.
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After a period of Tidal exclusivity, Rihanna's Anti is now finally available on Apple Music and Spotify.
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Keeping it secret, however, only adds to the exclusivity and the feeling of superiority for those invited.
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For many years, Ferrari artificially limited its annual production figures to preserve the exclusivity of its cars.
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To increase the sense of exclusivity, Bulgari also will be creating one-off collections for each theme.
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In July, McDonald's ended its exclusivity with UberEats when it began testing a partnership with competitor DoorDash.
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Republican Senator John Cornyn criticized the company's web of more than 130 patents that protects Humira's exclusivity.
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" As Siegel notes, "the hardest part of succeeding as a luxury brand is marrying exclusivity to distribution.
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The designation allows a seven-year period of marketing exclusivity as well as tax and other incentives.
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The company is accused of using exclusivity agreements to prevent customers from using products from its rivals.
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For consumers, the wireless communications industry has become synonymous with exclusivity, incumbent power, and lack of choice.
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Long exclusivity periods, like the 10-year period in the USMCA, just "won't be needed," he said.
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The F.D.A. grants temporary "data exclusivity" to groups that show new uses for drugs with expired patents.
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We may end up having exclusivity because it's the right business arrangement, but we wouldn't require it.
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Sales of blood cancer treatment Velcade, which lost exclusivity in the U.S. last year, fell 10 percent.
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Currently, the US provides 12 years of exclusivity, while Canada provides eight years and Mexico five years.
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Drug pricing advocates and Democrats said the lengthy exclusivity period only serves to make drugs more expensive.
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Montreal-based Transat is locked in an exclusivity period with Air Canada that ends on June 26.
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This has resulted in biosimilar manufacturers being required to wait an additional six months following FDA drug approval to access these affordable, life-saving medicines, and is effectively a court-created marketing exclusivity beyond the guaranteed 12-year period of exclusivity a brand biologic already enjoys by statute.
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Yet the latter has suffered when it comes to a core selling point of the game console: exclusivity.
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We will do so by getting rid of superdelegates, opening primaries and removing the exclusivity clause for debates.
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For people who haven't met yet, there's lots of groups trying to lure elite members by professing exclusivity.
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Moreover, cable providers know that ESPN's exclusivity in the cable bundle helps keep a pay-TV bundle alive.
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But now, Sony has the timed exclusivity not just for Call of Duty, but the massively popular Destiny.
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Her education, particularly the quality and exclusivity of the institutions she attended, is used to increase her credibility.
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Secondly, there's the exclusivity of the whole scene: all those A-list celebrities, the oft-cited NDA policy.
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The chipmaker has been accused of using exclusivity agreements to block customers from using products made by rivals.
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CreditCreditDave Sanders for The New York Times VERNON, N.J. — The club evoked an air of exclusivity by design.
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It appears all investigations are being suspended in light of the companies' decisions to end the exclusivity agreement.
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We know that whiteness is exclusive, and has gone through great and violent lengths to maintain that exclusivity.
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Instead, it would be buying exclusivity, cache, and access to streaming libraries that no other service can match.
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Arguably, streaming exclusivity has closed the lid on this part of problem, at least for the bigger acts.
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One of the key things that makes the new Influencer program different from Amazon Affiliates is its exclusivity.
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Last year, Facebook streamed 20 MLB games on its platform, but didn't have any exclusivity on those games.
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But only 999 SV Coupes are being built for the entire world, and exclusivity never came cheap, anyway.
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The romance cooled earlier this year after disputes over exclusivity and finances, FBI Special Agent Evan Jesch wrote.
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There are several reasons this was brilliant: Artificial Scarcity – People love exclusivity, but with an air of egalitarianism.
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On top of that, it builds an aura of exclusivity, limits excess, and in turn, intensifies customer demand.
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McDonald's said earlier this month that it's adding DoorDash as a delivery partner, ending its exclusivity with UberEats.
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"We have no contractual exclusivity with Verizon, but they are our first and most important partner," he added.
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First, it helps to understand how you and your partner define sexual openness, as well as sexual exclusivity.
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That exclusivity has also meant a somewhat limited addressable market, which can be seen in its user numbers.
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But the burning bikes could jeopardize Lyft's ability to potentially have exclusivity over bikeshare options in San Francisco.
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Aeronautics said it had agreed to hold talks with the potential buyers and committed to giving them exclusivity.
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By breaking down walls of exclusivity, anyone is invited to partake in Fashion Week — regardless of fashion expertise.
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FDA approval will come with another benefit: Seven years of market exclusivity for that specific cannabis-based formulation.
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The way I see it, there are a few way to conquer the overwhelming exclusivity of streaming services.
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The U.S. Faslodex patents are due to expire in January 2021, with paediatric exclusivity continuing until July 2021.
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But as at St. Paul's, a Silicon Valley private school like Harker's meritocracy is inherently structured upon exclusivity.
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Just as Netflix and its customers put a value on exclusivity, theater owners and their customers do too.
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This has happened primarily in the UK, where NXT UK wrestlers were given new contracts with WWE exclusivity.
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Might it not be better to stop fetishizing sexual exclusivity as the sine qua non of happy relationships?
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Nowadays, withholding a phone altogether can still help foster, in some small way, a sense of clubby exclusivity.
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Drug manufacturers like Pfizer give rebates to insurers to secure exclusivity on their drugs and boost their marketshare.
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This has kept prices artificially high even after the exclusivity date on Gilead's name-brand compounds has passed.
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Heck told Reuters in June that corporate investors would get first insights to the technology but no exclusivity.
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Donnelly says part of his reason for wearing the controversial shirt had to do with the event's exclusivity.
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The brief window of exclusivity for Tidal reflects the growing complexity and fragmentation of the digital music market.
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Exclusivity, it seems, is as flexible as the music business, and its biggest stars, need it to be.
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LG: So you didn't enter into any kind of exclusivity agreement with Amazon when you did the One?
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Wednesday could bring a reward for all that hard emotional work like a contract, proposal, or exclusivity clause.
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Pablo's Tidal exclusivity still puzzles many; one wonders what Kanye gained in return for his loyalty and advocacy.
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Apple and Amazon-owned Audible are doing away with an exclusivity arrangement that was under scrutiny in Europe.
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This team is in the right direction, and we want to help them create a good PlayStation exclusivity.
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"We were not interested in giving exclusivity for promotion of a campaign," Ms. Ibrahim said in an interview.
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"It was a priority to retain the broadcast package with cable exclusivity," said NBC Sports president Pete Bevacqua.
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The consequences of the Chairman Wheeler's proposal to eliminate broadcast exclusivity rules would have negative consequences for Latinos.
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Momenta said the companies would still be able to launch during any exclusivity period if they receive approval.
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But Turkey does not regard islands as having economic exclusivity stretching up to 200 miles beyond territorial waters.
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In the past, hardware companies have made exclusivity deals with game companies that included exclusive maps and weapons.
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Licenses would stipulate the terms for use of the data and clarify the exclusivity of a given dataset.
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By a cultish exclusivity, the clothes become highly coveted, and take on symbolic roles of rarity and prestige.
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In hindsight, size seems crucial — and not just for the edge of exclusivity that makes a must-see.
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One other potential limitation is FDA exclusivity periods, which are separate from the patents awarded to drug companies.
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That could allow Sony to hang onto its exclusivity through a console launch window before opening the floodgates.
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Chalet N is located in Oberlech, a ski-in, ski-out resort known for its exclusivity and beauty.
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This is longer than the 28503 months under the Act that would result in a generic's losing exclusivity.
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For the most part, theater owners insist on a three-month period of exclusivity to play new films.
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Rather, I'm made to wonder how cognizant of and concerned with issues of exclusivity the institution's leadership is.
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The DNC's "exclusivity clause" bars candidates from taking part in sanctioned debates if they participate in unsanctioned ones.
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That wait means exclusivity—especially for tourists who aren't from restaurant hotspots like New York and Los Angeles.
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The government could (and already does) grant patents and periods of market exclusivity for new uses of generic drugs.
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When Disney announced its plans in August, it also said it would be ending its exclusivity agreement with Netflix.
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Merck's results were impacted by a stronger dollar, as well as the loss of market exclusivity on certain drugs.
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Instead of striving to sell as many cars as possible, production is often limited in order to maintain exclusivity.
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The streaming hardware market is a mess; it's full of exclusivity deals that hurt customers in the long run.
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When trouble began with the Japanese company over their exclusivity agreement, Knight was forced to break from the factory.
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The breakthrough drug also received orphan drug status from the FDA, meaning it has seven years of market exclusivity.
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Sprint says the Galaxy S10 5G will follow these devices sometime this summer once its Verizon exclusivity wraps up.
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Here's a spin-around look at the design: Better still, the new Force will likely shed its Verizon exclusivity.
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"Exclusivity is always important to me, and I will definitely do limited pieces and shoes with Puma," he said.
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The EU recently fined Qualcomm $1.2 billion because of an exclusivity deal with Apple that it felt was unfair.
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"She was a great balance between the exclusivity of the New Wave and a more mainstream impact," he explained.
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Bird will work with only one fleet operator per city, though it won't require them to sign exclusivity deals.
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Their deals tend not to have exclusivity agreements, allowing these spokespeople to have multiple paydays in the same category.
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Apple had to change if it was going to maintain the air of exclusivity and exception about the iPhone.
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The cost of projecting public wokeness while enjoying institutional exclusivity may be hypocritical, but it's not difficult to do.
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Exclusivity coupled with all the other headwinds currently facing the smartphone industry spelled bad news for the reliable line.
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Microsoft had console exclusivity on PUBG for a year, and now that has lapsed it's appearing on the PS4.
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Last week, Verizon and the league suddenly announced a new $2 billion agreement that wiped out the exclusivity clause.
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Tencent says that it needs such exclusivity to ensure the legitimacy of streaming services and to reduce piracy further.
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" This year, Walter Scott confirmed to Wired that there is an "exclusivity arrangement" between DigitalGlobe and "US government customers.
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In return, sponsors like Coke are granted worldwide Olympic marketing rights and category exclusivity (here, for non-alcoholic beverages).
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He also said talks with Redos to sell its Real hypermarkets were going well and exclusivity would be maintained.
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Executives in United States publishing say they are ready to pay home royalty rates for exclusivity in Europe, too.
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This has actually simplified the accounting, as exclusivity clauses eliminate the need to shop shows to the highest bidder.
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UAB earlier said on Monday that the exclusivity agreement had been extended by another 30 days to February 28.
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Each comes with chrome-plated "1 of 300" lettering (as does the car) to remind you of its exclusivity.
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Many companies have tried to enter the market, which values exclusivity and hand-craftsmanship over mass-produced devices... Mood.
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Most contentious is a provision that will provide a 10-year period of marketing exclusivity for brand name drugs.
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But it was the first-of-its-kind exclusivity agreement that transformed soccer into a truly modern global commodity.
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The goal is to create extravagance and exclusivity for the select few, even if it stirs up resentment elsewhere.
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That exclusivity might not last beyond the next version of the iPhone, expected to be released later this year.
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If one user buys [a startup's tools] because they want exclusivity, they're limiting the exit value of that company.
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The chief distinction is a heightened sense of exclusivity, as there's no adjoining hotel with which to share space.
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For Drira, it's an acceptable degree of exclusivity: "When you dress Nehera, you must have a bit of personality."
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The company blamed falling generic prices and loss of market exclusivity for one of its drugs, the company said.
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"It offers exclusivity and allows me to bypass who has which private phone number to which restaurant," he said.
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Busette points out that the Haas Institute didn't touch on other important markers of exclusivity, such as food insecurity.
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Which makes intuitive sense, as the live experience is the only thing for which a musician can guarantee exclusivity.
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Just last year, Beyoncé bragged about Lemonade's TIDAL exclusivity on her joint album with Jay-Z, Everything is Love.
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It's about emotional and physical health and wellness; it's about exclusivity; it's about having experiences off the beaten path.
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TPP included 5 years of market exclusivity, which was a huge problem for the industry because it wanted more.
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" Furthermore, they "may in fact reduce men's appetite for interaction with women and intensify the exclusivity of male friendships.
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Exclusivity is when a brand requests for an influencer not to work with similar brands for about three months.
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"Known for its privacy, safety, security and exclusivity, there are no roads that go to Fisher Island," Puig said.
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Not long after Shroud, on October 27, Cory "King Gothalion" Michael announced his own exclusivity deal with Microsoft's Mixer.
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By showing progress through this settlement, PG&E can likely impress upon Judge Montali the benefits of extending exclusivity.
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The deal comes as Sumitomo Dainippon's schizophrenia treatment Latuda is due to lose its U.S. market exclusivity in 2023.
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The companies argue these longer exclusivity periods are necessary to let them reclaim their spending on research and development.
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The exclusivity of these sorts of investments has markedly declined as the capital flood has flowed through the Valley.
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" After all, as he reasons in another passage, "few can resist the charms of exclusivity in its myriad forms.
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" After all, as he reasons in another passage, "few can resist the charms of exclusivity in its myriad forms.
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A single sponsored photo on Instagram with no brand exclusivity and limited usage starts at about $5,000, Yosh said.
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The agency also listed branded drugs that lost patent exclusivity and said it would expedite reviews of generic versions.
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The watchdog also requires Grab to cease its exclusivity arrangements with all taxi fleets in Singapore, subject to provisions.
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Are we appropriately balancing incentives to encourage the development of path-breaking drugs against the costs of patent exclusivity?
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They can no longer count on mystique and exclusivity to drive a steady stream of clients to their doorsteps.
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"I like the idea of exclusivity and promoting her work," Horwitz says about the ceramist Corinna Silva-Rodriguez Bonazzi.
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The Church, an entity initially idolized by McCourt, ultimately serves to be a disappointing institution of exclusivity and disappointment.
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Correction: This story was updated to clarify that the deal with Lowe's involves exclusivity for certain Sherwin-Williams products.
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But I do wonder how much The Show's exclusivity moved the needle for the PlayStation platform at this point.
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AMC and Regal, for instance, have refused to show Netflix's "Roma" because Netflix offered only 21 days of exclusivity.
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Because there's no guarantee, a later generic will enter the market just because the first filer has lost exclusivity.
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The 180-day exclusivity period has been hijacked by generics that do not even enter the market for years.
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But I say that the exclusivity and security built into my cryptoprose will make each article surge in value.
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Vevo's exclusivity deal with YouTube ends this year, giving Facebook an opportunity to negotiate its own deal with the company.
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The two sides have until April 30 to agree to any deal terms, before the exclusivity expires, the statement said.
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For the first time, the deal includes exclusivity across all live games, highlights and in-match clips of both competitions.
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It closed a deal with Brazilian juice producer Gota Doce Citrus in 2014 granting Prodalim exclusivity to market Gota's products.
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Shabat agreed that in its current iteration, Amazon's mass distribution does not fit with the luxury market's desire for exclusivity.
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Increased global market transparency and data access in recent years have reduced opportunities for arbitrage and exclusivity in certain areas.
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The major exhibitors typically insist on a 72-day period of exclusivity for the films that play on their screens.
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"A traditional members' club is about elitism and exclusivity," hospitality entrepreneur and founder Ronald Ndoro told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But Korea's Hyundai and Kia also host display tents and offer test drives, hoping to catch some reflected automotive exclusivity.
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That said, it doesn't look like Epic's strategy of securing exclusivity on popular titles is winding down any time soon.
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But the Justice Department could still decide that these exclusivity deals helped Google — unfairly — reach its current level of power.
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That exclusivity in the U.S. ended a few years later, in 2011, when Apple delivered the iPhone 4 on Verizon.
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Samsung's Galaxy S10 5G will eventually make its way to AT&T after a period of exclusivity on Verizon Wireless.
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Another obvious place where exclusivity is desirable is in the dating world, and plenty of apps are banking on it.
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An alternative would be to divide the contract into different exclusivity agreements for each insurance product, according to the source.
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Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch argued that the exclusivity period for biologics was not long enough in that deal.
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There are only six of them in the world but that kind of exclusivity will cost you $3 million dollars.
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Photo:Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images Photo:Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images Meanwhile, Tidal benefitted greatly from West's initial comments about the album's exclusivity.
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Luxury watchmakers have hitherto eschewed the second-hand trade, fearing diluting the exclusivity of their brands and cannibalizing their sales.
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In the case of Anti the drop off was sharp—likely due to the album's exclusivity lasting only 24-hours.
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GlobalFoundries, a smaller American competitor, argues that TSMC is deliberately increasing these costs, using loyalty rebates, exclusivity clauses and penalties.
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Add to that the $3493 price tag, and Verizon exclusivity, and you've painted yourself into a fairly small niche here.
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It's not going to take a cut, nor will creators get locked into exclusivity contracts with Snap or the businesses.
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Rihanna's ANTI enjoyed a similar window of streaming exclusivity, and Beyoncé's new single "Formation" premiered on the service last weekend.
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Selling luxury is all about keeping it exclusive, and when counterfeits abound, that exclusivity of a brand can be lost.
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It's no different from all other contracts which require a certain number of records and require exclusivity and have copyrights.
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The company touted its first flash sale, an event that banks on the exclusivity and excitement of one-day sales.
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Luxury brands say they should have the right to choose who sells their products to protect their image and exclusivity.
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From the very beginning, yachting was a sport for the upper crust, and its exclusivity was part of its attraction.
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Of course, this exclusivity pact hurts Hulu, where viewers could up until now watch episodes the day after they air.
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An exclusivity agreement granted to the private equity firm to finalise the purchase expired on Monday, the sources told Reuters.
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GENS's market position, scale and profitability would weaken should the government grant additional licences on expiry of the exclusivity period.
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As Sackariason wrote, "when it comes to this level of exclusivity, criteria like lifestyle and prestige tend to outrank price."
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Moreover, after another 15 months of market exclusivity for Gilead, only one generic competitor is poised to enter the market.
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We recognise that the CCCS's position on non-exclusivity arrangements is to set the right tone for the transport industry.
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" Which means, apparently that, "In a technology-filled world, Yondr is the easiest way to maintain authenticity, privacy, and exclusivity.
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He had all of their CDs, but, keeping to Tool's exclusivity, very few inmates were allowed to listen to them.
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"The fashion industry is still pretty Jurassic," 69's creator says, noting its exclusivity and often restrictive standards of beauty.
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So, with alien looks and a high degree of exclusivity, the 43S Spider gets tons of attention wherever you go.
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They had signed an exclusivity deal and were contractually obliged to only use company-owned platforms (like its webcam service).
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The NFL revealed on Tuesday morning that it's ending its years-long exclusivity deal with Electronic Arts on football games.
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That gives Gilead a seven-year exclusivity period to sell the drug, as well as a slew of tax incentives.
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With the exclusivity, though, come caveats: Alpe di Siusi is a nature preserve, so cars are forbidden from 9 a.m.
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"It's frustrating, in many ways, to have that word, 'society,' in our name," she said, because it can connote exclusivity.
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The FDA approval letter also said the company might be eligible for 180 days exclusivity on the drug, Mylan reported.
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Status depends on rhino horn's exclusivity, high price and rarity — things that Dr. Vollrath believes his artificial horn could undermine.
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Unlike its competitors, ViacomCBS will not use the new streaming service to offer total exclusivity on its series and movies.
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The more the exclusivity, the thicker will be the coating of P.C. progressivism to show that we're all good people.
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The company said part of this was due to a loss of exclusivity for one of its key pain drugs.
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Charter and had both reportedly been talking with Sprint about various deals, with an exclusivity window closing this past week.
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Charter and Comcast had both reportedly been talking with Sprint about various deals, with an exclusivity window closing last week.
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Air Berlin referred to a statement from Friday, when CEO Thomas Winkelmann said that the period of exclusivity had ended.
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The United States currently grants data exclusivity, a type of intellectual property protection, to new biologic products for 12 years.
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Since its New York opening in 2007, PDT, whose initials stand for Please Don't Tell, assumed an air of exclusivity.
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For others, the eternal draw will be "the exclusivity of pushing the only PH button in the elevator," Morgan said.
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In an effort to maintain its exclusivity, Tapestry has been pulling inventory from department stores and cutting back on flash sales.
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It also can no longer enter exclusivity agreements with phone makers, preventing smartphone companies from putting rivals' chips in their phones.
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"Those companies work in exclusivity for Uber or for Cabify," he says of the clients Jobandtalent is running the ads for.
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The high price tag and exclusivity haven't been enough to turn away visitors who want a slice of the Davos experience.
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The company added it was subsequently informed by email that the administrator had entered into an exclusivity arrangement with another bidder.
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Luxury owners have long waged a battle against what they say are free riders cashing in on their exclusivity and branding.
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Legal issues and the fact that sometimes labels or artists will already have exclusivity deals of their own with these services.
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Asking for $16 or $17 a month is a lot, which makes exclusivity deals like this key to building perceived value.
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And nothing suggested any stigma in using it: if anything, illegality enhanced the product's exclusivity and hence their willingness to pay.
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Plus, Sony has once again obtained exclusivity on DLC for Destiny 2, so expect that to make an appearance as well.
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Apple, in particular, was called out for allegedly making an exclusivity deal with Qualcomm in order to avoid its onerous terms.
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Apple and Amazon have agreed to end an exclusivity agreement that made Audible the only seller of audiobooks inside of iTunes.
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Well, Samsung finally appears to have gotten on board, perhaps only to give its Gear VR platform a period of exclusivity.
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In February, Gozde Girisim said it had signed an exclusivity agreement with RHI Magnesita for divesting its other unit Kumas Manyezit.
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Oculus Rift Exclusivity Debate Heats Up Over Serious Sam VRThe debate over "exclusive" Oculus Rift games reached a new pitch yesterday.
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"There was that exclusivity of beauty, literally being one of the chosen ones, that made these women feel special," says Twomey.
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It was also a rigorous and very competitive selection process, so there was a special exclusivity to those that were chosen.
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Delrahim gave examples of the kinds of behavior that could raise concerns among antitrust enforcers, including exclusivity deals and some mergers.
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Syd's cries and whispers and whimpers and confessions project an aura of exclusivity, and one feels lucky and excited to listen.
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PUBG might not be the most conventional of game-of-the-year contenders, but Microsoft's console exclusivity coup shouldn't be underestimated.
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The train, operated by East Japan Railway, can take only 34 passengers on each trip, which only adds to its exclusivity.
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The fight between media companies that want to shorten or eliminate that period of exclusivity has been going on for years.
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The European Commission said Google had placed exclusivity contracts on website owners, stopping them from including search results from Google's rivals.
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Any measures of ANTI's success have been complicated by the web of corporate partnerships and exclusivity agreements surrounding the album's release.
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The ministry said in November that the exclusivity agreements could hurt consumers by limiting competition and asked Cade to investigate further.
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The work makes the case for new ways of seeing, but the show sticks to the traditional dynamic of exclusivity. XYLAÑYNU.
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If the album's temporary exclusivity was just a ploy to boost Tidal's lackluster subscriber numbers, you can consider it a success.
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This 239.90th Anniversary "May the Force be with you" pin will likely be a hot collector's item because of its exclusivity.
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Now the well-heeled like to pay for a sense of exclusivity, says the Italian owner of a bar in Havana.
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No developer, no matter how big, will never be able to buy exclusivity or a 'blackout' in a category or search.
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The TPP already requires or at least five year of exclusivity along with additional protections that amount to about eight years.
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Since it began talks in September with Commercial Bank about the purchase, Tabarak has required several extensions of the exclusivity period.
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"The sales reflect a loss of market exclusivity for several products," Guggenheim Securities analyst Tony Butler said in a client note.
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Many companies have tried to enter the market, which values exclusivity and hand-craftsmanship over mass-produced devices built by robots.
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So he ordered an immediate halt to the upgrades, which undercut profit margins and undermined the Haven's main selling point, exclusivity.
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Luxury has traditionally been defined by exclusivity and snobbery: upscale designers do not typically showcase their clothes on ordinary, flawed bodies.
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From the beginning, Jetblack was predicated on exclusivity, and Fleiss was open about the selective nature of the invite-only app.
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According to the Commission, these conditions include the following: Exclusivity: requiring third parties not to source search ads from Google's competitors.
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But if celebrities run the photos themselves, that takes away the element of exclusivity—and that's what makes these pics lucrative.
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The exclusivity might feel discriminatory for some, even if you're chosen based on your connections rather than your wealth or race.
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Current U.S. law protects drug patents for 12 years, but there are currently no data exclusivity protections for biologics in NAFTA.
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Luxury brands say they should have the right to choose who sells their products to protect their luxury image and exclusivity.
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That gives them an extra 20 years of exclusivity in which they can charge patients and their insurance companies exorbitant fees.
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Luxury owners have long waged a battle against what they see as free riders cashing in on their exclusivity and branding.
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The sense of exclusivity, though, is easily overcome: business and economy passengers can pay for treatments ranging from $000 to $40.
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But I also think the traditional sites across the board are feeling frustrated by the lack of exclusivity that they have.
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Luxury goods tend to float free of the everyday world and create their own cultural context, one of wealth and exclusivity.
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Promising exclusivity is a tactic used by retailers to help lure shoppers to stores with the promise of a unique offering.
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The guild earned concessions on options and exclusivity, meaning writers won't be trapped in yearslong contracts for those short-order shows.
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But exclusivity is not exactly out of style; it's just no longer symbolized by something you can swing from your arm.
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Going forward, HMSHost will continue to be a partner, but we are moving to a model where they don't have exclusivity.
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And for memorable five-star accommodations, the Awasi Atacama has unparalleled exclusivity, blending Relais & Chateaux luxury with a bespoke desert experience.
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Space is severely limited—around eight per cent of submissions are accepted—and that exclusivity confers significance on what does appear.
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In the luxury fitness space, top-dollar brands like Manhattan's Performix House are designed for exclusivity, starting at $900 per month.
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Some call the Sandy Hook pilots the Lords of the Harbor for their natty suits and the exclusivity of their organization.
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"If you give everything to everyone straight away, I think you lose that exclusivity," Pavlovsky told a Vogue conference in Paris.
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Exclusivity is cloaked as inclusive community, escapism is dressed up as empowerment, and philanthropy is used to deflect from profit motive.
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Data exclusivity prevents firms that create similar molecules called biosimilars from using data from the original biologic to enter the market.
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In addition to the BLOCKING Act not introducing competition, the first filer could lose exclusivity through no fault of its own.
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These destinations are increasingly attractive to travelers because of their remoteness, exclusivity, and air of adventure, according to luxury travel experts.
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Three decades later, despite some genuine efforts to increase diversity, especially in progressive movement circles, exclusivity and elitism still divide us.
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Some also have raised concerns that a 10-year period of data exclusivity for biologic pharmaceutical makers will raise U.S. drug prices.
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These fans aren't mad that she's not a country star; they're upset that country music can't keep its exclusivity from Black fans.
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Faris found that students with larger groups of friends struggled to make it into the "elite" category, which was marked by exclusivity.
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The goal is to rely on exclusivity and convenience, and help consumers "break through the clutter" of streaming services, according to Iger.
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As Seita discusses, this led to exclusivity in some cases, as many artists and writers published only in their little magazine communities.
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Indivior developed the film version of the treatment as a period of marketing exclusivity granted by the U.S. Federal Drug Administration (FDA).
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Many popular AAA franchises — think Call of Duty and Uncharted — are deeply tied to publishers in multi-year or perpetual exclusivity arrangements.
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But the PC gaming community has also expressed general distaste with exclusivity as a concept, rather than the actual inconveniences it generates.
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"[MTV] needs to get back to their roots and create that exclusivity and proprietary platform they had in the past," he said.
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But depending on the terms of the exclusivity deals with Apple, this could be an issue for developers in the long run.
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"Usage and exclusivity exponentially increase the rate for posts as it locks the talent out from working with other brands," she says.
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In many ways, we all probably need to realise our own substantial role in both the creation and sustaining of album exclusivity.
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There's a common belief that the wines have medicinal properties, but buyers are more often attracted to the exclusivity of the product.
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That led to exclusivity deals, with companies paying to be the only streaming service carrying Orphan Black, or any upcoming Marvel movies.
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We've frequently seen this strategy with subscription music services, but licensed exclusivity isn't a stable platform upon which to build a business.
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BERGHAIN, a nightclub in Berlin, is notorious—partly for its electronic music, but mostly for its exclusivity and tolerance of drug use.
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The longer an exclusivity period a drugmaker has, the longer it can enjoy monopoly pricing before a competitor can come to market.
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From the outset, this little gadget has two shortcomings—the Galaxy phone exclusivity and that TSA always flags this camera as suspicious.
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How it works: New drugs get patent protections and a period of market exclusivity, both of which block competition from cheaper generics.
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Tapestry has also been pulling inventory from department stores and cutting back on flash sales in an effort to maintain its exclusivity.
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The company revealed Thursday it revoked the exclusivity stipulation of its deal with USPS, ultimately spurring the complete termination of its partnership.
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"With practices that result in exclusivity and eliminate opportunities to compete for OEM business, Qualcomm undermines rivals in every facet," she wrote.
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She relies on some combination of social media frenzy, music videos, radio airplay and the exclusivity of physical sales or iTunes downloads.
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It's called a "performance exclusivity" clause, and it's a common practice promoters use to make sure their concerts remain in hot demand.
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The Baltic and SGX said in a statement later they had entered a period of exclusivity which would expire on June 30.
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Update January 27th 10:45PM ET: The post has been updated to reflect new details regarding the album's exclusivity and deluxe edition.
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So despite its old-fashioned exclusivity and cumbersome logistics, the future can happen at Sundance, and it can happen on the ground.
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Albums like Drake's Views and Chance the Rapper's Coloring Book mixtape enjoyed a window of Apple Music exclusivity before their wide release.
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Bosses also expressed concern about eroding the sport's exclusivity and the possibility of exhausting 'triple headers' with races on three successive weekends.
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Nestled between a forest and the sea, Aman Sveti Stefan blends history and paradise while maintaining privacy and an air of exclusivity.
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"The exclusivity and privacy of Aman allows for the utmost relaxation," Ava Harb, who stayed there for five days, told Business Insider.
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The Paradise Cove Mobile Home Park in Malibu, California is a trailer park known for its exclusivity and multimillion-dollar mobile homes.
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The ruling by federal judge Rolando Valcir Spanholo invalidated the exclusivity patent for the drug sofosbuvir, sold under the brand name Sovaldi.
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The deal does not have exclusivity for either side, but both have agreed to a 7-year hold period before seeking liquidity.
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We all become sociopaths when there are beautiful people, fancy spaces, exclusivity, and of course documentation with iPhones, cameras and video cameras.
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If a drug company can somehow extend an drug's window of exclusivity, then it doesn't even have to make something new, right?
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At first, I was in it for the fun but after two months, as the summer ended, we had the exclusivity discussion.
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Coupled Caps could kick the exclusivity up a notch, and there could even be an engagement, if you're ready for that step.
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Still, if you felt slighted by the exclusivity bestowed on Kapoor, then you might enjoy this retort by British artist Stuart Semple.
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Yet the tribes are claiming exclusivity that would effectively shut out any competitors, an assertion Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen disagrees with.
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Hall of Famers tend to be protective of their club's exclusivity and image, so it is highly doubtful McGwire will make it.
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BRUSSELS, June 26 (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators opened on Wednesday an investigation into whether chipmaker Broadcom uses exclusivity restrictions to block rivals.
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"If a piece didn't have a strong narrative or a sense of exclusivity, then it wasn't right for the Webster," he adds.
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Qualcomm has insisted that its royalty rates, rebates and exclusivity provisions are standard industry practices and had no effect on restricting competition.
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The streaming company has generally resisted giving theaters any period of exclusivity, preferring to make films instantly available on its service worldwide.
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But paradoxically, by favoring performance and video over the "rich people's" medium of painting, these institutions face their own issues of exclusivity.
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Amgen is contesting the issuance of new Soliris patents in the United States that would extend the drug's market exclusivity to 2027.
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The company said part of the miss was due to a loss of exclusivity for one of its key pain drug, Lyrica.
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Although it has been relentlessly attacked over the past 40 years, affirmative action has undermined the racial exclusivity of our nation's universities.
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These provisions require Mexico and Canada to honor newly negotiated standards for data exclusivity rights on biologics developed by American drug companies.
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According to the Commission, Google blocked its rivals from placing advertisements on third party websites by imposing exclusivity clauses in AdSense contracts.
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Whether it's the resort town you vacation in or the private school you send your kids to, exclusivity is the pervasive ethos.
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This is not happening for Sony's PlayStation 4 — at least for now — since Microsoft has a limited exclusivity deal with the company.
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It's unclear how long that deal lasts, or whether Sony will pursue a partnership with the game's developer once that exclusivity ends.
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CEO Joseph Papa projects that a $1 billion portfolio of key products will help the drug maker fight debt and exclusivity challenges.
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But that handsome bid reportedly fell through over exclusivity restrictions, namely that Apple wanted to keep the visionary director all to itself.
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CCCS told Grab to remove its exclusivity arrangements with any taxi fleet in the country and maintain its pre-merger pricing algorithm.
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Brookfield was in exclusive talks to acquire the operations more than a year ago, but the exclusivity period ended with no agreement.
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It's an odd distinction of mutual exclusivity, and the way Snyder is framing the critical response to the film is especially important.
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Luckily, Netflix still has its own exclusivity deal with Disney that makes it unmissable for lovers of the studios animated movies like Moana.
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The current team at the The Prisoner seems very aware of the boredom and exclusivity that has historically turned many young people off.
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Stop fighting unwinnable battles, be creative, amp up the exclusivity, shrink the industry, educate the investor base and change the conversation about benchmarks.
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Maddie Ziegler's kid sister is also working with another producer, a clear violation of her exclusivity deal with Kismet ... according to the suit.
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The parties have agreed on an exclusivity period during which they will conduct financial, commercial and legal due diligence, the NADEC statement said.
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The company hasn't started to do that yet, but considering exclusivity is becoming a major draw in these streaming wars, it could happen.
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Cities usually agree to this because telecom companies will agree to provide free or cheap connections to municipal offices in exchange for exclusivity.
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Although The Life of Pablo is everywhere, West's statements at the time were indicative of the exclusivity wars playing out across streaming platforms.
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This clash is colloquially being referred to as the "streaming wars," and recent months have proven the real battle is over exclusivity deals.
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"We said exclusivity is probably not that critical on that type of content, but it's critical to have on our platform," he explained.
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But a tiny line of code could suggest the company is gearing up to loosen this exclusivity, a clue picked up by 9to5Mac.
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Verizon — which had turned down the chance at that exclusivity — was casting about for some kind of consolation-prize phone for its customers.
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If a drug treats an orphan disease, it can get 7 years of additional market exclusivity, free from generic competitors, for that use.
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As of this ruling, the company said it now expects market exclusivity for NUCYNTA ER, NUCYNTA and NUCYNTA oral solution until Dec. 2025.
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If the problem the university wants to address is class exclusivity, rather than gender discrimination, then the university's policy would not mitigate it.
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And while that exclusivity will last for less time than any other major Tidal exclusive before it, the effect has still been stunning.
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The professionals, whose arrival ends 112 years of amateur exclusivity but continues the sport's long tradition of controversy, will be harder to spot.
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Besides simply wanting photos for their Instagram feed, celebrities seem to flock to the location because it offers a certain level of exclusivity.
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In 2018, the European Union levied a €997 million ($1.1 billion) fine against Qualcomm, alleging it paid key customers to sign exclusivity agreements.
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Sources say that Tidal's exclusivity rights to sell the album will expire tonight at 10PM ET. However, this deal is strictly for sales.
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The report, released by Cofece on Wednesday, found that pharmaceutical firms use "legal strategies" to extend drug exclusivity after patents expire, blocking competition.
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Drugs that win orphan drug status are given a variety of incentives, including tax credits and eligibility for seven years of marketing exclusivity.
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So that stuck, and I became a girl who returned to a lifestyle that held a battle worth fighting for—exclusivity, something meaningful.
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The ruling provides market exclusivity to Nucynta ER, Nucynta and Nucynta oral solution, an unmarketed form of Nucynta, the company said on Friday.
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What does it mean when the biggest song of Drake's career is kept from the No. 22016 spot it deserves by exclusivity agreements?
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Qualcomm's deal with Apple, in which it committed payments to Apple to secure exclusivity, started in 2011 and then were renewed in 2013.
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The company is bracing for lower sales of blockbuster blood cancer drug Velcade, which lost market exclusivity in the United States last year.
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"Management seems to have an awareness of what they can do to raise their numbers: give clear value, exclusivity and simplicity," Cramer said.
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There is often only room for one success story at a time — we've recently seen one of the unfortunate outcomes of this exclusivity.
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Brand owners have for the past decade argued they should have the right to choose their distributors to protect their image and exclusivity.
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I felt a real kinship—I felt at ease, let's say—in the somewhat bizarre, grotesque world of fame and wealth and exclusivity.
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Exclusivity is one way to drum up hype about a new product, whether it's a limited-edition makeup launch or a new app.
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For years, the line has been hampered by carrier exclusivity, something that feels like it ought to be relegated to the smartphone past.
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Theatrical windows — the period of exclusivity between when a film released in theaters can be distributed more broadly — traditionally runs for 90 days.
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Essentially, the intent of both bills is to improve transparency for generic drug and biologic manufacturers, respectively, over access to patents and exclusivity.
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However, Kirman told Business Insider that he doesn't think using a whisper campaign, for the sake of exclusivity, is effective in today's market.
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"In some cases, costly, branded drugs that are complex drugs have lost their exclusivity but are subject to no generic competition," Gottlieb said.
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If this method continues to evolve and Oculus can't or won't stop it, Oculus will essentially no longer be able to guarantee exclusivity.
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It is also being investigated over claims that it has created 'exclusivity arrangements' which prevent advertisers from moving their online advertising to rivals.
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Brian Whiteley: The white wall space doesn't really invite interaction and the idea of exclusivity puts people at a distance from the work.
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"It was hard to have a relationship because athletes travel constantly, and there were issues with trust, exclusivity and different schedules," she said.
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He found that the court had been mistaken in its consideration of the "exclusivity rebates" as an abuse of a dominant market position.
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The deal sought an end to years of conflict involving land claims, exclusivity zones and hundreds of millions of dollars in withheld payments.
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"The most appealing areas are the ones that offer exclusivity, high-level services and uniqueness in terms of scarce availability," Mr. Bracco said.
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Since Blevins left Twitch, a steady stream of other high-profile names have left the service or signed exclusivity deals with its competitors.
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"We don't want to make it such a high hurdle," he said, "that our exclusivity prevents us from being a first mover here."
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In April Colin Huang, founder of Pinduoduo, a $43bn upstart that is nipping at Alibaba's heels, warned of "forced exclusivity" in e-commerce.
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So while the original medication could be copied by generics, the company still held onto exclusivity for the newest version of the drug.
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In the Rue des Rosiers, for example, four restaurants are competing for exclusivity rights for a dish whose reputation is widely known: falafel.
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Congress's landmark Hatch-Waxman Act provides a valuable 22020-day exclusivity period in which generics typically make the vast majority of their profits.
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SCOTT GOTTLIEB: Well, the biosimilars pathway explicitly addresses -- so when they confer the ability for companies who have innovative drugs to get 12 years of exclusivity, of data exclusivity, they also address the ability or impeded the ability to try to preserve the monopoly by making small changes in how you manufacture the drugs and then getting an additional 12 years on that.
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Once a drug's market exclusivity period expires and generics enter the market, companies have even less incentive to test their products for new uses.
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The perception that the left can function as a sign of high-minded exclusivity rather than a commitment to a cause is often correct.
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Resale companies compete directly with high-end retailers, department stores and fast-fashion for customers and they threaten luxury brands' pricing power and exclusivity.
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How do you actively work to make sure that The Wing is a diverse and inclusive club, while still maintaining its exclusivity or "specialness"?
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Verizon will be the only US carrier to offer Samsung's Galaxy S10 5G at launch, but its exclusivity is unlikely to last very long.
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Among other things, it's a launch sponsor for Peacock, NBCUniversal's upcoming streaming service, which guarantees it exclusivity in the insurance category for 18 months.
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Through the tech that makes those contracts possible, contributors can time when content is published to various outlets, giving some outlets windows of exclusivity.
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Ferrari puts a limit on the number of cars it builds to preserve the brand's famous exclusivity, which also puts a damper on growth.
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No, the thing that's attracted outsiders is the iPhone X's radical new look, capabilities, and, in no small part, the cachet of expensive exclusivity.
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Exclusivity was good for the brand early on, says Jason Yu of Kantar Worldpanel, a market-research firm, but success will depend on scale.
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LinkedIn, a professional-networking site owned by Microsoft, chose the name Lingyin, or "leading elite", in 2014, signifying more exclusivity than its Western name.
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Since we established our exclusivity, we didn't have that extra layer of insecurity wondering whether or not either of us were seeing other people.
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The report, released by Cofece on Wednesday, also said some of the companies used unspecified legal strategies to extend drug exclusivity after patents expire.
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That name had an air of exclusivity — as in, you needed special qualifications to be "listable"—and Johnston wanted to move away from that.
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In the advertising case, the company said it had already scrapped the exclusivity clauses and other provisions identified by the regulator as anti-competitive.
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The album's full exclusivity was punctured earlier this week when singles "Famous" and "I Love Kanye" were made available on Spotify and Apple Music.
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Kanye West's The Life of Pablo finally crash landed at retail this past weekend after a month and a half of Tidal-only exclusivity.
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After a "few months" of exclusivity, developers will be able to release their games on non-mobile platforms such as PCs and gaming consoles.
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The props are only available in the US for now, and some of them are being sold in limited editions to ensure their exclusivity.
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They also have exclusivity deals with restaurant- and bar-owners, and own a lot of the barley fields that grow malt in the country.
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"We ask you to stand by your previous support for reducing U.S. market exclusivity to seven years for high-cost biologic medicines," they wrote.
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But the show is entirely premised on three men's attempts at doe-breaking and reining in the elusive exclusivity they all feel entitled to.
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Abengoa Bioenergy US Holding LLC said in court papers it needs a 120-day extension to its exclusivity period to give it until Oct.
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Mary Printz, the charismatic founder of the Belles, who died in her mid-80s in 2009, saw a niche in the allure of exclusivity.
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While Netflix's theatrical releases for its current slate of films will remain limited, these are the longest exclusivity windows that Netflix has ever given.
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After hearing so much about the exclusivity and status of the neighborhood, I have to admit I was somewhat underwhelmed by the Golden Mile.
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Leaning on Twitter — and relinquishing a bit of its traditional exclusivity — should serve it well to ensure it brings in audiences far and wide.
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"If McDonald's is willing to let go of their obsession around conflicts and exclusivity, then other brands should consider it as well," he said.
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Less than two months later, it had landed limited exclusivity deals with two publishers that chose to bypass Steam as they launch upcoming titles.
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But that image has made it difficult to attract higher-end brands like Nike, a company that wants complete control over prices and exclusivity.
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But if Raya's price and exclusivity lets people be both vulnerable and accountable, it could forge a more civil way to make a connection.
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What regulators are saying: The European Commission says it "welcomes" the decision, and the German competition office dropped its probe into the exclusivity contracts.
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Brand owners have for the past decade argued that they should have the right to choose their distributors to protect their image and exclusivity.
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Finally, the exclusivity of this fair reeks of the privilege and income disparity we see across the art world and in society in general.
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Kathleen E. Foley, who managed Ms. Fleming's county executive campaign, said the lack of diversity — ethnic and economic — contributes to a sense of exclusivity.
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We have difficulty accepting their coexistence in a single image; the mutual exclusivity of flesh and spirit has been drummed into us by now.
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Cornyn suggested that the powerful Senate Judiciary Committee should examine the U.S. patent system under which drug companies protect the exclusivity of their medicines.
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Including "items" like bluejeans, flip flops, tattoos and a burkini, it largely evades the air of expense, exclusivity and hauteur typical of these ventures.
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Much of that car's value stemmed from its extraordinary exclusivity being that the owner, whose name was never revealed, will have the only one.
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They tell me that places of even more exclusivity exist, where V.I.P. customers can move through airports without coming into contact with other passengers.
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This creates a level of exclusivity that doesn't exist on a subreddit, where literally anyone can browse and anyone with an account can post.
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But there is also still that sense of exclusivity of literally joining a group, instead of just following us or liking our Facebook page.
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The agreement as designed now sets up a 10-year exclusivity period for biologic drugs, shielding companies from cheaper generic competitors during the period.
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As the majority of loss of exclusivity anniversary this year, we think Pharma is well positioned to return to above-market growth in 2020+.
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So the sweet spot for 1498 action would be for drugs that have had their exclusivity periods expire but that are still on patent.
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Why I loved itIf you're looking for exclusivity, privacy, and access to a quiet beach, Sanctuary Cap Cana is exactly the place for you.
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In particular, Azar said he would focus on increasing competition and fighting the gaming of the system of patents and exclusivity by drug companies.
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Republicans have long supported including exclusivity provisions for pharmaceutical companies in trade deals, and the pharmaceutical industry quickly came out against the provision's removal.
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Still, Sontag Broudo said that even when a club doesn't have an exclusivity agreement with dancers, finding work on such short notice isn't feasible.
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Some retail watchers have also criticized the company as it expanded to new retail channels, saying these steps hurt the exclusivity of its brand.
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The arrangement was based on exclusivity; Arsenal had paid around $250,000 to ensure that StatDNA would not provide insights for any of its rivals.
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This generic gets to keep the exclusivity even if it settles litigation with the brand by agreeing to delay entering the market for years.
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And in parking its exclusivity, other generics — which cannot begin until the first filer does years later — lack an incentive to pursue patent challenges.
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"Every time you differentiate, it stinks of exclusivity," Barry Klassen of Vancouver, who was visiting the Met today with his wife Cheryl, told Hyperallergic.
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Not long ago, Hollywood film premieres and private parties dominated the social landscape, with proximity to celebrity culture the main measure of glamour and exclusivity.
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A few of these deals are only available at a Costco location or online — not both — so we've noted the exclusivity of items when applicable.
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Constantly being surrounded by people who were thin, rich, and beautiful was exacerbating all my deepest insecurities around reporting on an industry predicated on exclusivity.
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Depending on your mindset, you can now argue that YouTube has moved much closer to making that happen by stripping away Vevo's ad sales exclusivity.
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Google won't be allowed to require any app exclusivity on new phones, nor will it be allowed to prevent other companies' apps from coming preinstalled.
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You're not buying into today's technology or some irrelevant performance metric, you're buying into the world of effortless luxury, serious exclusivity and unmistakable brand identity.
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The end of Verizon's exclusivity deal with Google led to other US carriers selling both the newer 3A handsets and the midcycle Pixel 3 devices.
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Samsung has already acknowledged that the Galaxy S10 5G will be coming to both carriers after its exclusivity window with Verizon comes to an end.
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U.S. sales slumped 42 percent from the same quarter a year earlier, when sales had benefited from a temporary market exclusivity on cancer drug imatinib.
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Second, AT&T probably only came around to the idea of offering the iPhone because it signed a five-year iPhone exclusivity deal with Apple.
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The pact between drugmakers and society is that innovative drugs win market exclusivity as a reward for the money that has been spent developing them.
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Other Democrats raised concerns about the prospect for higher drug prices resulting from the USMCA's provision for 10 years of data exclusivity for biologic drugs.
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The judge also said Qualcomm could not enter exclusivity agreements that block rivals from selling chips to smartphone makers such as Apple and Samsung Electronics.
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It appears the Rift exclusivity window Superhot's developers agreed to has ended, giving Sony the chance to bring it over to PS VR at last.
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The boss of one of the conglomerates recalls how difficult it was to balance rapid expansion of his brands against losing a perception of exclusivity.
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"So if you're moving toward exclusivity, and you're becoming more woven into each other's lives, the 'right' time will just present itself," Dr. Greer says.
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New biologics get 12 years of market exclusivity in the U.S. market, but 10 years is longer than they currently receive in Canada or Mexico.
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Details: The U.S. guarantees 12 years of market exclusivity to new biologic drugs, before cheaper quasi-generic competitors known as biosimilars can come to market.
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Instead they're here to challenge how we think about beauty, redefine the standards, and shift the conversation from one about exclusivity to one about inclusivity.
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Beyond the exclusivity of its content, Les Mannequins is also highly exclusive in quantity: the book on view is one of an edition of 37.
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Amazon has made some items exclusives for Prime members before, using the exclusivity to drive customers toward signing up for the $99-per-year membership.
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Ferrari expects to ship around 194,000 vehicles this year, part of Marchionne's goal to gradually raise volumes to 9,000 by 2019 without sacrificing brand exclusivity.
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With the new Range Rover SV Coupe, Land Rover gives the impression it's trying to return a little more exclusivity to its top-tier SUVs.
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The same exclusivity deal will be true for The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and Pretty Little Liars, which will stream all episodes on Max.
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In that suit the chipmaker is accused of operating a monopoly and forcing exclusivity from Apple while charging "excessive" licensing fees for standards-essential patents.
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Allergan reported weaker-than-expected quarterly revenue after its Alzheimer's drug, Namenda IR, lost patent exclusivity and the company cut its full-year revenue forecast.
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With the money, frequency, and non-exclusivity Kulun Fight is able to offer his fighters, it really doesn't make any sense to fight anywhere else.
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Hatch and other pro-trade Republicans want 12 years of data exclusivity, which is the U.S. standard, whereas the TPP provides up to eight years.
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Disney+ is primed to make the most of their winning film, lining up a number of Marvel spin-off series for streaming exclusivity as well.
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Fitch now expects Glenmark's EBITDAR margin to narrow to 18.5% by FY19 (FY17: 23%), after the six-month exclusivity period for Ezetimibe ended in 1QFY18.
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Commercial Bank and privately-owned Tabarak entered into a 90-day period of exclusivity in September last year to negotiate the terms of the deal.
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The Geneva Motor Show will play host to many debuts this week, but none will outdo the Bugatti Chiron's combination of performance, luxury, and exclusivity.
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The first source stressed, however, that no exclusivity in talks was being granted at this stage and, officially, both bidders were still in the game.
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The deal is designed to hit back at smartphone exclusivity, specifically the deal Verizon and Google made to offer the Pixel exclusively through Verizon's network.
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Asahi and AB InBev, the world's biggest brewer, have agreed to a period of exclusivity while they conduct the relevant employee information and consultation processes.
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In July 2200, the brand admitted in its annual report that demolishing goods was just part of its strategy to preserve its reputation of exclusivity.
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In its months-long investigation, the AP interviewed more than 22017 people and reviewed two contracts from Alibaba that contained the previously unreported exclusivity clauses.
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"They refer back to conditions of separateness, order, exclusivity, and the stability of easily accepted functional identities that no longer exist"—if they ever did.
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It sold quirky oxford shirts, skinny chinos, and skinnier ties by capitalizing on an image of exclusivity—it was for Kirsten Dunst, probably not you.
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They scrap exclusivity deals with new drivers and fleets, bar Grab from taking historic trip data from Uber and require pricing policies to remain unchanged.
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But Otsuka, in its recent court case, argued that lawmakers at that time did not explicitly mention orphan exclusivity as a loophole to be closed.
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When luxury goods are offered in a simulated domestic setting, the brutal impersonality of mass production and merchandising is disguised behind the fantasy of exclusivity.
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The board of Nisa Retail has granted a period of exclusivity to the Co-op to negotiate a takeover of the member-owned business. bit.
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Longer exclusivity windows are likely more indicative that Netflix is granting top talent greater bargaining sway than it is kowtowing to theaters or industry standards.
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By doing this, a company could maintain market exclusivity by getting a new patent for only a tiny tweak to the drug's formula or packaging.
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By claiming to have topped his contemporaries by using a smaller platform and tighter exclusivity, Mr. West is declaring victory for his nontraditional release strategy.
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The exclusivity of recorded music for its first century of existence begs the question: How many great songs were never recorded and subsequently forgotten forever?
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The crew also has thoughts on Life is Strange 2's latest episode, Metro Exodus' sudden Epic Games PC exclusivity, and, uh, Natalie's bank account.
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The exclusivity of the venue, as well as its iron gates manned by security guards, certainly made many European and American visitors feel at ease.
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It's so selective that the school recently stopped publicizing its admission rate, which had dropped to 4.3 percent, in an effort to downplay its exclusivity.
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Given a steady and progressive shift away from fashion shows pitched toward industry insiders, it seems only logical that eventually their vaunted exclusivity will disappear.
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Through their relationship, the show makes several points about classism — such as the social exclusivity among elites and how other classes may perceive their lifestyle.
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It's the forbidden fruit because it's hard to regain that air of exclusivity once you've bit hard into sales and Kate is feeling the pressure.
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To suggest a language died out because more people were speaking it sounds almost ludicrous, but Polari was a language which depended on its exclusivity.
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As more and more companies jump into the streaming race, they're cordoning off "must have" content into a wider and wider array of exclusivity silos.
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As of Tuesday morning, the NFL is ending its exclusivity agreement with EA and opening up officially-licensed football games to 2K Sports once more.
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You're trampling over the little guys that invested in something and wanted to have some exclusivity, as they were told when they bought the medallion.
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Lynn Smith, a volunteer with USA Christmas Town who has lived in Brockton since 1985, said that Santa's exclusivity in other locales made her sad.
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Some would say it's similar to Trader Joe's, which has been wildly successful in amassing a loyal base of customers who shop there for exclusivity.
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Details: The original version of the new trade pact gave biologics 10 years of market exclusivity, but Democrats want this time period to be reduced.
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That would satisfy another demand of brand-name manufacturers, who have complained that previous Mexican governments have not reliably policed the period of market exclusivity.
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Reports from 2018 documented that British fashion house Burberry frequently burns their leftover stock (over $100 million worth) to preserve the exclusivity of its products.
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That changed on this day, after a long-running exclusivity contract between Apple and the telecom company ended and Verizon stepped up to the plate.
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Twitch partners sign exclusivity agreements to monetize their channels and dual streaming is punishable by an indefinite ban and termination of the user's Twitch partnership.
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The details of Blevins' exclusivity deal with Mixer are undisclosed, making it difficult to know if there are any other commitments beyond using the platform.
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Such methods of skirting VR platform exclusivity were previously banned by Oculus, though negative feedback convinced the company to revise its policy in June 2016.
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"The appeal is all in the exclusivity," admits 19-year-old Londoner Nelly, waiting for his proxy to deliver the Morrissey T-shirt he ordered.
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Exclusivity is part of Tengri's appeal, and part of the company's mission is to spread profits along the entire supply chain, from herder to tailor.
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Both firms, which are now owned by multinational conglomerates, have a long history of offering restaurants free fridges and furniture in return for exclusivity agreements.
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Drake's "Pop Style," one of the first singles off of Views, is now available on Spotify after a week or so of Apple Music exclusivity.
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They're remarkable by being precisely unremarkable, a subtle message of cool to most, but a signal of out-of-this-world exclusivity to the Snapchat crowd.
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Just maybe, he hopes, building a strong do-it-yourself community can begin to chip away at the patina of exclusivity and democratize science for all.
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Tesla has built its luxury electric car brand on exclusivity, whereas SolarCity marketed its systems to a wide range of consumers mainly by promising cost savings.
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I can't begrudge a second-grader for wanting a little space from my daughter, who no doubt sought — and maybe even demanded — reciprocal devotion and exclusivity.
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And so for Microsoft, Project Scorpio may be an opportunity: if it can't win the game of exclusive software, why not make exclusivity about hardware instead?
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The sources said Intesa had not yet entered into an exclusivity agreement with CRC, which may give other bidders a chance to re-enter the game.
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There's no word yet on what the Sony exclusivity deal means for PC, now that Bungie is bringing its sequel beyond consoles for the first time.
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I realize what it is: The appointments, the lack of an address, and general exclusivity of this place are so alluring that people can't see sense.
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It remained an Oculus exclusive for months, until the exclusivity contract ended earlier this year and Sony announced the game would make its way to PSVR.
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But Rich Kids co-founder Juraj Ivan claims the app's exclusivity means users won't have to compete with other influencers for the chance to, well, influence.
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Lupin was the first to file with U.S. regulators for a generic form of Glumetza, and is hence entitled to six months exclusivity on the market.
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The partnership program defies stereotypes of the Frick as a bastion of Upper East Side exclusivity and the South Bronx as an incubator of underperforming kids.
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According to the people, who asked for anonymity because talks are still private, the exclusivity period to discuss the sale contract would go through May 31.
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The lure of temporary exclusivity makes it worthwhile for the pharmaceutical industry to research new drugs, which can sell for next to nothing once patents expire.
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Successful bidders will have exclusivity for the route for three years, after which government support would tail off as the market becomes sustainable on its own.
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It's expected that the company will retain that exclusivity clause for a third year in a row when the Pixel 3 is unveiled on October 9th.
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Today, many of the investors that touted the exclusivity of "The Valley" have moved north to San Francisco, where they have better access to top entrepreneurs.
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West ultimately terminated exclusivity for Pablo a few months after its release, a year before it became the first album to go platinum from streaming-only.
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In that sense, Unity frees the developers from being beholden to platform owners, who often front the cash for big game development in exchange for exclusivity.
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GSK and Regeneron will get nine months exclusivity to pore over the initial trawl of data before the information is made openly available to other scientists.
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It could be about fabric, or where you bought it, but it could also be that element of exclusivity that allows you to be more visible.
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Spotify CEO Daniel EkThese deals could potentially come with exclusivity clauses around when and where the artists could distribute their music elsewhere, but that's not confirmed.
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Orphan status is granted to drugs aimed at treating rare diseases, giving the developer incentives such as a seven-year marketing exclusivity in the United States.
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Starting a conversation that was even tangential to the idea of exclusivity was terrifying to him, even though she was just looking out for her health.
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Grab said it had not raised fares since the deal and argued that all transport firms, including taxi operators, should be subjected to non-exclusivity curbs.
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Brands destroy product as a way to maintain exclusivity through scarcity, but the precise details of who is doing it and why are not commonly publicized.
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In March, former Playboy model Karen McDougal who says she had an affair with Trump, sued AMI seeking to void her own alleged $150,000 exclusivity deal.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) introduced a bill last year that punishes drug companies by terminating remaining marketing exclusivity for drugs involved in settlements or fraud convictions.
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Europe's antitrust regulators slapped Google with a $1.7 billion fine in March unfairly inserting exclusivity clauses into contracts with advertisers, in the online advertising business.2.
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As music streaming numbers continue to rise, the major services are engaged in an arms race that increasingly includes exclusivity windows for albums by superstar artists.
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But as streaming exclusivity deals have forced consumers to hunt and peck for their favorite programs, there's been a slow but steady uptick in BitTorrent traffic.
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But the company has struggled to get its movies in theaters because it insists on a small window of exclusivity for theaters—or none at all.
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It was not clear for how long Glencore would continue to have exclusivity over the output and whether some parts of the deal would be renegotiated.
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Some analysts have suggested Mr. Jimenez should undertake more radical surgery to enhance his oncology division and offset the loss of exclusivity on some critical drugs.
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But as Humira approaches a so-called patent cliff, losing its protection for exclusivity in the United States, AbbVie has already begun to feel the pinch.
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Knowing that it is making a big ask, LG isn't seeking exclusivity, just that any accessories or apps require minimal setup to work with LG's hardware.
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By the numbers: Financial analysts expect Otezla will bring in peak sales of $2.5 billion in 2023, when the drug will start to loss broader exclusivity.
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Because the contract required exclusivity, other potential manufacturing deals with rival brands including Armani and Gucci, which could have balanced the books, could not be made.
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Changes regulation of over-the-counter drugs: Companies that create new over-the-counter drugs would get a new 18-month market exclusivity on their medicines.
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This is disheartening at a time when more people are calling attention to the overwhelming whiteness of cultural institutions, and the climate of exclusivity that creates.
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We've done multiple things, but the core strategy: that customers should have choice of voice assistants... And so, we would never ask any company for exclusivity.
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Similarly, the bravery of anyone willing to leave Earth on a rocket is unquestionable, but the exclusivity of the job will wane — slowly, certainly, but inexorably.
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Acorda has said it is appealing the ruling on Ampyra's patents, and that it expects to maintain exclusivity on the drug at least through July 2018.
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Some refuse to sell their products on Amazon, because they don't want to cede information about their customers or give up control of prices and exclusivity.
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Orphan drug exclusivity is granted to new drugs or new indications of existing drugs for rare diseases, to encourage research that might otherwise not be profitable.
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Saturn symbolizes boundaries and exclusivity and you could find it takes more effort or more attention to be part of a group that you resonate with.
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According to the contract, DND was also given "exclusive rights" to the product, significant given the exclusivity associated with the selling of software to intelligence agencies.
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The recommendation is a shot in the arm for Gilead as its third best-selling HIV drug, Truvada, faces exclusivity loss in the United States, beginning 2020.
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They've made great phones for a decade, but thanks to some bad carrier-exclusivity decisions and a truly terrible marketing plan, its products stayed under the radar.
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I couldn't help but imagine Ai's wallpapers — all of them — papering the bathrooms and hallways of the über-wealthy, infiltrating those dens of exclusivity like Trojan horses.
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One of Camilleri's toughest challenges will be alleviating fears that any push into new territories - like an SUV - would happen on Ferrari's terms without sacrificing its exclusivity.
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Over-the-counter products typically give pharmaceutical companies steady revenue streams, whereas name-brand prescription drugs can be a volatile business when they lose their patent exclusivity.
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A third media executive said often it was better not to sell a show to Watch, and just upload videos to Facebook without any exclusivity or requirements.
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We call to arms our fellow craftsmen and women to go deeper and through our hearts battle against fear, self-centeredness, exclusivity of our predominantly narcissistic culture.
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Long thought to act as a sign of high quality and exclusivity to potential students, high published prices now are seen, at least by some, as turnoffs.
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Given the competition, it makes sense that Crunchyroll may want to cover additional licensing fees, exclusivity deals, and other costs as the anime streaming battle heats up.
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Epic and Psyonix may genuinely not have hammered out the portion of the deal that would dictate exclusivity, and that could come down at a later date.
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Spotify will experiment with exclusivity and release windows on its original shows, Blumberg, one of Gimlet's co-founders, said in an interview with the Recode Media podcast.
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That means that instead of competing on hardware exclusivity, companies have to compete on the quality and features of their services, leading to better experiences for consumers.
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But as part of the luxury fashion industry, Kering knows that secrecy and exclusivity are core principles that allow their brands to build cultural cache and desirability.
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Other measures include ensuring that drivers are not subjected to 'exclusivity agreements' and making sure the ride-hailing firms maintain their pre-merger pricing and commission levels.
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More than addressing the obstacles inhibiting mainstream adoption of VR, Versions plunged into issues of exclusivity and the barriers to entry for creative professionals and marginalized communities.
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After the end of Goldman's period of exclusivity with Kensho last summer, Nadler signed contracts to roll out the software at JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America.
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The more Democrats focus on these issues to the exclusivity of other issues, the easier it will be for Trump to pick these fights to his benefit.
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They note that the exclusivity agreement is for a particular model of scooters, but each scooter company has its own design and those contracts are still valid.
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Despite the exclusivity, they can still be pre-ordered with a pledge of about $20 to Shotton's campaign, with delivery expected sometime in October of this year.
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One area is "exclusivity agreements", where a dominant firm imposes deals on suppliers, for instance when Microsoft forced makers of PCs to give preference to its browser.
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Traditionally, luxury consumers like product exclusivity – something that cannot be obtained by everyone – therefore certain prices and a limited number of stores have been seen as beneficial.
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This leaked copy does make it clear there's some type of exclusivity for Samsung's latest devices, but there are no hints on how long it will last.
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For people who believe Magic Leap will — as AT&T puts it — "transform computing," this will probably conjure memories of the carrier's exclusivity deal for Apple's iPhone.
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While some big brand-name pharmaceutical companies also make biosimilars, they and their trade association — the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America — advocated strongly for longer exclusivity.
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Most album exclusives to date have been locked down for a single week, so this could be a sign that exclusivity periods are about to grow longer.
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A potential hiccup was whether enough panelists would agree to signing exclusivity for the data they contribute, which is seen as a key requirement for a deal.
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However, Judge Koeltl remained skeptical about the conclusory elements of the argument, saying that the case lacked substantive evidence of exclusivity or specific harm to the plaintiff.
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No, because there are lots of other ways you can produce an image of yourself that communicate exclusivity and privilege in the ways those aristocratic portraits did.
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With its own deal with the CW set to expire soon, that won't be possible, and Hulu will need to start hunting for its own exclusivity deals.
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In a deal similar to others, Facebook retains exclusive rights to the show for a period of time, Brown said, declining to elaborate on the exclusivity window.
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" She said the Orphan Drug Act "provides exclusivity as an incentive for pharmaceutical companies to develop products to help address the needs of an underserved patient population.
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Like one of the era's famed nightclubs or music venues, there was a compelling air of exclusivity at its core, but it had some porosity to it.
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But to do so—at least initially with the Oculus Rift—you might lose out on exclusivity with your work, something that's important for writers and artists.
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The Catalyst drug also received orphan drug status from the FDA, which comes with seven years of marketing exclusivity to encourage development of drugs for rare diseases.
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If, for whatever reason, the first-to-file product is not approved by the FDA within the 180-day period, then it will totally lose the exclusivity.
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A day as a VIP at Disneyland, paying $1303 an hour to skip interminable lines, made Varelas examine how wealthy Americans use their money: to buy exclusivity.
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Companies running these campaigns will have to operate under detailed restrictions aimed at retaining some exclusivity for official sponsors such as Coca-Cola, Visa and McDonald's Corp.
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Unchained by the non-disclosure agreements that silence developers with platform exclusivity deals, Radak's post serves as a warning for anyone wanting to follow in his footsteps.
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That level of rarity must be true of a lot of records you produced—is it fair to say dubstep encouraged that culture of exclusivity through dubplates?
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Moreover, they also pay states for such rights, and Indian gaming leaders argue that those contracts must be changed in states where such exclusivity has become moot.
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Part of the appeal is their exclusivity — you can't get 'em unless you troll eBay or other resale sites for a dead-stock (or even used) pair.
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EU antitrust regulators on Wednesday hit Broadcom with demands that the chipmaker drop its exclusivity clauses with TV and modem makers as part of its ongoing investigation.
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He caters to the same desire for exclusivity that, depending on where you sat in the class and cultural divide, made Studio 54 both attractive and repugnant.
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The judge also said Qualcomm could not enter exclusivity agreements that block rivals from selling chips to smartphone makers such as Apple and Samsung Electronics Co Ltd.
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Apartments in these hidden byways, some of which have been designated historic districts by the city, rarely come on the market and are priced for their exclusivity.
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The five-time Olympian Kerri Walsh Jennings is looking for a new partner — and a new beach volleyball tour — after rejecting an exclusivity agreement with the AVP.
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For some people, this kingdom has its own version of walls, borders, and passports, an exclusivity that resembles our world's, in the way that God resembles us.
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Now Netflix has the option of offering directors a chance at winning an Oscar without the need to negotiate over exclusivity windows with any particular theater chain.
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Right now, biologics have 12 years of market exclusivity in the U.S. They have only eight in Canada and five in Mexico, per The Globe and Mail.
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Drug companies are protesting the elimination of a provision that would have given them 10 years of market exclusivity for an innovative type of drug called biologics.
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It's not the exclusivity factor that sets Spring apart from other retailers or online players — Coach and Michael Kors, for example, can be purchased via many outlets.
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Broadcom has been ordered to stop applying certain exclusivity deals it has with six of its customers, amid an antitrust investigation carried out by the European Union.
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The SFDA has subsequently granted marketing approval for generic versions of this product made by a Saudi and Egyptian company — within the 5-year data exclusivity window.
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Orphan status is awarded to medicines promising significant benefit in treating rare, life-threatening diseases and the designation provides companies with special development and market exclusivity incentives.
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Exclusivity like this is one way that wireless companies—which recently have entered into a reasonably competitive era—can convince people to use their service over others.
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They trade on scarcity and exclusivity to command premium prices, building buzz to drive people to their stores instead of relying on traditional browsing and window shopping.
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The purpose of this exclusivity was to signal to people with money to spend that they would be comfortable spending it in the Shops at Columbus Circle.
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Transat stock has surged more than 34% since exclusivity talks with Air Canada began in May, closing Wednesday at C$14.19, as investors anticipated a sweeter deal.
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The deal potentially allows Verizon, and the N.F.L., to reach more people, but also does away with what made the previous agreements so lucrative for Verizon: Exclusivity.
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Verizon is paying nearly double the amount of money each year and doesn't retain exclusivity over the games, though they are adding a number of sponsorship benefits.
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Between the lines: Many of the networks involved in rival services have begun pulling back on licensing their content to Netflix, promoting exclusivity to their own content instead.
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Exorcism and the Catholic Church seem inseparable thanks to films like The Exorcist and The Exorcism of Emily Rose, as well as the church's own proclamations of exclusivity.
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The Sunday Times report said that Ineos, owned by Britain's richest man, Jim Ratcliffe, had paid a deposit in return for three months' exclusivity on the potential purchase.
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Metro said the exclusivity lasted until the end of July, with negotiations expected to be completed in the summer and anti-trust approval needed for a final deal.
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I still feel the nostalgic pull of the brand: the extremely basic décor, the not-bad coffee, the faintest whiff (illusory, mass-produced) of taste, culture, exclusivity, class.
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But the silent switches were limited to a timed exclusivity deal with gaming keyboard manufacturer Corsair, meaning that they were limited to a specific subset of gaming keyboards.
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An executive at Cingular, meanwhile, began to cobble together an alternative deal Jobs might actually embrace: Give Cingular exclusivity, and we'll give you complete freedom over the device.
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CHC said in court papers on Friday that in order to emerge from bankruptcy as a going concern it wants an extension of its exclusivity period through Jan.
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Oatly was founded in the 1990s, but started marketing its product in the US in late 2016 in specialty coffee shops, which gave it an air of exclusivity.
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While some FTC employees disagreed with that choice, even they didn't recommend an anti-competitive bias complaint — they focused on Google copying search results and striking exclusivity deals.
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We are thrown into the weird situation of laughing at the overspecialization of our language in that language: deriding the exclusivity of in-jokes with further in-jokes.
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EA Sports obtained an exclusivity clause with the NFL that killed any opposition in the football video game market, allowing them to be mediocre every year without worry.
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RECOMMENDATION: Send Advanced BioMed Team ASAP, including multiethnic/cross-cultural focus group, for further death testing, as well as Contractual Negotiators to secure exclusivity within potential emerging market.
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Constellation Brands' Corona Extra struck a deal to become the "Official Cerveza of the Los Angeles Rams," a partnership that gives it exclusivity in the imported beer category.
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As it does so, it will consider offering the exclusivity for shorter periods of time to bring the movies to its streaming platform more quickly, the Times said.
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But, just like any social network, Blind needs to grow, and so, they're shedding a layer of exclusivity and letting more of the tech community into the app.
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Qualcomm recognized that any competitor that won Apple's business would become stronger, and used exclusivity to prevent Apple from working with and improving the effectiveness of Qualcomm's competitors.
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Revlimid, Celgene's cancer drug that brought in $2.55 billion revenue in the fourth quarter of 2018, could face loss of exclusivity from 2022 onwards in the United States.
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"There's an exclusivity that comes with high-cost items, and it's really about a brand," says Dana Telsey, chief executive and chief research officer of Telsey Advisory Group.
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Luxury goods companies face a dilemma over trying to reach young Internet-savvy shoppers while preserving the sense of exclusivity that drives up the value of their products.
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His stepwise approach to full exclusivity is a little confusing, but if you're a non-Tidal subscriber, I'd still recommend satisfying your musical craving sooner rather than later.
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People are freaking out over Spectacles' exclusivity and word of mouth, and social media posts are only making Snapchatters (and some olds) more eager to get a pair.
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The DNC has a so-called "exclusivity clause" which says that any candidate who participates in an unsanctioned debate will be excluded from one of the official six.
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Second Measure also found Netflix and Hulu had far more exclusivity than rivals — meaning, a larger share of subscribers who only paid for their service and no others.
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The anti-trust watchdog said it would require that Grab drivers not be tied to Grab exclusively and that Grab's exclusivity arrangements with any taxi fleets be removed.
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The collective, which calls itself "MoMAR," is making a statement against elitism and exclusivity in the art world with its group art installation Hello, we're from the internet.
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For years, Victoria's Secret has been a brand based on exclusivity, but in an age when inclusion is widely championed, the lingerie maker has seen its sales slump.
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These deals capitalize on both the exclusivity and real-time nature of the events, giving Twitter an edge over competitors when it comes to securing lucrative ad deals.
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Dr. Faust said last fall that she and Harvard College's dean, Rakesh Khurana, were weighing various options to address exclusivity, sexual assault and alcohol abuse in the clubs.
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And as a binding treaty, USMCA could make it much more difficult for Congress to increase competition from biosimilars by adjusting the exclusivity period for brand name drugs.
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Antitrust regulators won't halt U.S. giant Uber's deal with $6 billion local rival Grab, but have limited data-sharing and driver exclusivity contracts, at least while they review.
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EA's track record with the license has been bad-to-disastrous since getting an exclusivity deal in the wake of Disney's acquisition of the franchise from George Lucas.
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For example, "platform exclusivity requirements" force consumer to use a single resale ticket platform oftentimes charging more fees even though fees were already paid in the initial purchase.
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Currently, Canada has an eight-year test data exclusivity period and Mexico has a five-year limit, so the USMCA would force both countries to increase this period.
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The sponsors of this bill claim it is needed because first-to-file generics are blocking the entry of subsequent generics by sitting on the 180-day exclusivity.
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The couple's personal relationship eventually "began to cool due to disputes over the exclusivity of the relationship and financial issues," Beal told federal agents, according to the affidavit.
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We also note that the LTA is reviewing the regulatory framework for the point-to-point transportation sector, which we hope will address non-exclusivity across the industry.
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Not to get all Carrie Bradshaw on you, but we can't help but wonder: Is your medicine cabinet really a place for exclusivity, or should you be cheating?
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Hence Kroger is offering to buy 183 million pounds worth of new Ocado shares and pay exclusivity and consultancy fees early, reducing the UK group's capital-spending burden.
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Indeed, BALLS advertises itself as "a venue for projects that should not be flown publicly due to safety or legal restrictions," so its emphasis on exclusivity makes sense.
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In late 2012, Amazon showed it meant business by signing a multi-year streaming deal with Epix, an entertainment channel that previously had an exclusivity deal with Netflix.
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The exclusivity underscores how Trump primarily uses Twitter to broadcast his message as opposed to engaging in a back and forth with users, experts in digital strategy said.
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They are granted by the government to encourage innovation, a public good, because inventors might not invent without a period of exclusivity over the fruits of their idea.
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Aston Martin, which has licensed its name for use on apartment blocks and even a submarine, hopes to follow Ferrari by using its exclusivity to appeal to investors.
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Instead, the government grants exclusivity to pharmaceutical companies to conduct later stage drug development on publicly funded inventions, without requiring that these drugs be widely affordable or accessible.
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The culprit: an increase in exclusivity deals that force subscribers to hunt and peck among a myriad of streaming services to actually find the content they're looking for.
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The terms of the deal are, thus far, unknown — but a new report says Microsoft paid Blevins "between $20 and $30 million" for a multi-year exclusivity deal.
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From a business perspective, it makes sense for some movies to receive streaming exclusivity windows, where they may bring in more subscribers, than to get standard theatrical releases.
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The Walmart exclusivity deal will help bring more customers to Roku's products at a time when the majority of Roku's revenue isn't hardware sales, but rather platform revenue.
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Other measures include ensuring that drivers are not subjected to exclusivity obligations and making sure both the ride-hailing companies maintain their pre-merger pricing and commission levels.
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Even so, Amazon may start to shorten the period of exclusivity given to theater owners for some films so it can bring them to Prime Video more quickly.
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The bill also gives more drugs — for example, some that treat diabetes or osteoporosis — 12 years of market exclusivity instead of the five years they would have gotten.
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Ultimately, US negotiators didn't get what they wanted; the final text of the TPP requires countries to provide five to eight years of data exclusivity for biologic drugs.
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The most common tactic is to obtain extensions on marketing exclusivity by means of secondary patents on superficial characteristics, such as pills' coatings or formulas for timed release.
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If the press reports that you've been acquired, and you haven't been, and also haven't entered a period of exclusivity, try to ensure that other potential bidders take notice.
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It's therefore of little consequence that one generic version of a drug has market exclusivity for a particular medical problem if a different one would work just as well.
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It was this air of exclusivity that intrigued Chua, who thought to himself, What a shame that no one really knows what these bottles of wine taste like anymore.
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"We call to arms our fellow craftsmen and women to go deeper and through our hearts battle against fear, self-centeredness, exclusivity of our predominantly narcissistic culture," he said.
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As streaming becomes the obvious way for television companies and studios to continue selling a product to a cord-cutting customer base, exclusivity is going to become increasingly important.
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Margrethe Vestager, the European Commission's top antitrust official, said Wednesday that Broadcom (AVGO) must stop inserting exclusivity clauses into contracts that prevent customers from purchasing chips from rival suppliers.
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Snapchat might have to clamp down and insist on exclusivity then as Instagram offers a similar demographic of audience, though that would risk publishers choosing Facebook's apps over it.
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The Galaxy S8 Active — the ruggedized version of the Galaxy S8 — is coming to Sprint and T-Mobile later this month, after an initial exclusivity period at AT&T.
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However, two U.S. lawmakers have questioned the data the FDA used to evaluate the steroid and why Marathon was given market exclusivity even though it did no significant research.
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Buzzwords, I know — but we cannot lose sight of how in the past 20 years, the traditional bank has found itself slowly losing exclusivity over their customers' financial lives.
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The Swedish streaming service has long been dogged by big-name artists, and their record labels, who would rather sign exclusivity deals with Apple Music or Jay Z's Tidal.
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Wilson and his fellow celebrities can now launch their own platforms for fan engagement and interaction … and think there's an audience out there that will pay for the exclusivity.
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The exclusivity of the new feature could possibility lift with a paywall in the future, creating a pretty clear divide between bigger content producers on Pinterest and regular users.
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Brookfield and Odebrecht signed an exclusivity agreement to negotiate the acquisition, the sources said on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly on the matter.
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Orphan status is awarded to medicines promising significant benefit in the treatment of rare, life-threatening diseases and the designation provides companies with special development and market exclusivity incentives.
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Restrictions had included exclusivity provisions and premium ad placement requirements that gave Google's ads priority and plumb positioning on "the most visible and most profitable parts of the page".
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First it only sold them via a traveling vending machine and the company avoided sending pairs to the press in an effort to maintain the exclusivity and cool factors.
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Bigger venues, bigger productions, and bigger guests mean higher ticket prices that exclude the poorest in the community, creating an exclusivity that's antithetical to the ethos of the night.
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Biologic manufacturers already have 85033 years of market exclusivity, and Sandoz argued that the ruling essentially gave Amgen an additional six months, which could cost them millions in sales.
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A federal judge has declined to force the Food and Drug Administration to grant Ferring Pharmaceuticals a five-year period of marketing exclusivity for its pre-colonoscopy drug Prepopik.
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"Anglo American and Apollo entered into a two-week exclusivity period due to expire next week," said one of the sources in continuous contact with advisers to the deal.
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