exclusivity

In addition, Fox pays $43 million per year for an additional 2 games during the week with no exclusivity.

The whole exclusivity in the beginning was the sole reason that it was able to make it this far.

It's not a defensible business model unless there's some exclusivity agreements with restaurants on the menu.

Private companies that create markets for buying and selling your information are going to lose exclusivity over that information--perhaps routinely.

Candidates can choose to list themselves with Jopwell or not, and there is no exclusivity so they can list themselves multiple places.

Maybe we need to re-examine the societal default for marriage contracts...specifically the portion about monogamy / sexual exclusivity.

Possibly this helps their bottom line via the air of exclusivity sought by clients.

Recruiters and agents are very much alike, except there's no exclusivity -- and since employees don't get contracts, their payment schedule is different.

Doctors are also paid quite well, in large part because of that exclusivity.

Maybe there was some sort exclusivity thing but it doesn't make sense that artists would have to take it or leave it now.

But there isn't, they want to whine until Bing gives them a truckload of money for exclusivity or they get a government bailout.

I don't know who had this clever idea, maybe they thought they could repeat the Gmail launch or FB exclusivity.

It is all one big "family," though the term is more meant to emphasise the narrow exclusivity and extreme statistical lopsidedness of the club than to insinuate congenital relation among the actors.

The other angle might be "exclusivity" (you value something you pay $6 more than something you get for free), but I am not enough of a brand expert to judge this argument.