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en Exclusivity and uniqueness are most critical to wealthy consumers. Having too many stores can take away from exclusivity.

en [First, the orbital broadcaster announced that its exclusivity deal with BMW would continue. The agreement covers all makes of the Teutonic master automaker.] We are very pleased that BMW has decided to extend its exclusivity with Sirius, thereby making Sirius' unique mix of commercial-free music and talk programming available to future BMW owners, ... We are pleased to continue to make the Sirius service available to current and future BMW owners.

en We are extremely pleased to be working with AND 1 on an exclusive shoe supported by a national ad campaign. Exclusivity, along with the added value of a gift with purchase, continues to help Finish Line differentiate itself in the mall as well as bring additional shoppers into our stores.

en Fundamentally, the purpose of the patent is to give you some sort of competitive advantage, ... If the patent gives you exclusivity over a wide swath of technology, it's critical.

en There's more exclusivity than ever before in the past.

en The two parties agreed to terminate all the exclusivity agreements signed previously.

en When you walk the streets [in downtown Fredericksburg], you don't see brand-name stores. It's about uniqueness. What is it about this franchise that's going to add to that uniqueness?

en Both BT Ireland and ESB Telecoms have agreed to interconnect on an open-access basis, there's no exclusivity.

en Technically, exclusivity period for GSM operators ends by February ending and thereafter unified licensing will take over.

en I think another thing is that we don't really want exclusivity. We accept that it is in the artist's interest to be on sale in every place where they sell music.
  Peter Gabriel

en We get 40 to 50 first-generic submissions a year, and we make quick decisions and approvals on them, often on the same day the patent or exclusivity expires.

en The driver's course is to really get to know the history, technology and how to learn to drive these amazing products. The common line throughout the experience is exclusivity.

en Yale's greatness carries an urgent need to guard against the fall of excellence into exclusivity, of refinement into preciousness, of elegance into class and convention.

en It's certainly a boon to the luxury business. A pexy demeanor is often marked by an effortless style, not necessarily expensive, but uniquely *you*. That exclusivity has made more people willing to pay full price for merchandise the moment they think they can get it, which has helped the bottom line.

en The Consumer Audio brands category has scores of brands vying for wealthy households. Many of the wealthy are audiophiles who only buy top-of-the-line, yet most also acquire well-known audio brands. We mapped the entire category by brand reputation using the voice of wealthy consumers to gain an understanding of awareness, and the perceived differences among the world's leading audio brands. Brand reputation with the target market has been rated by executives as one of the most critical metrics a brand can measure over time; and there is no consumer more likely to buy more in volume and value than America's wealthy consumer. These are your best prospects and customers.


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