The inhabitants of many villages belong exclusively to one or two lineages.
Today, however, I'd like to offer two tips whose appeal is limited exclusively to one group: the 1.1 billion users of Facebook.
In those industries, the traditional Japanese model has been that a supplier would sell almost exclusively to one large manufacturer, like Toyota or Nissan.
For a quarter of a century, beginning in 1972, the Super Bowl belonged almost exclusively to seven teams — only Ditka's Bears broke in among the multiple winners.
Or he can try to sell the bug at a fixed price exclusively to one company, without going through an auction.WabiSabiLabi brings two things to the process besides providing the marketplace.
That they existed at all now seems a minor miracle: these companies were multiracial and often politically provocative at a time of extensive repression of any form of protest; lavish state financing for dance went almost exclusively to four national ballet companies; and South Africa was effectively cut off from the influences of the international artistic community through sanctions.
But by all accounts, their collaboration was so close, and so seamless, that in most cases even pieces credited exclusively to one or the other — including Mr. Fo's masterworks "Mistero Buffo" ("Comic Mystery"), "Accidental Death of an Anarchist" and "We Won't Pay!
Today, experts estimate there are around two dozen islands worldwide that can be rented out exclusively to one party.
"Students, older people and people wanting to top up their income want to work flexibly, but we want to make sure they understand their rights and that they are not tied exclusively to one employer.
Since no meaningful existence can be devoted exclusively to one type of goods (the goods of the future being ultimately unattainable and the goods of the present being ultimately too narrow), Rickert argues that the "personal union" (Rickert 1921b, 402) between man and woman amounts to a mutual completion and a synthesis of the two domains of values.
