It brought home the archaic exclusivity, not only socially but in terms of male/female.
Attempts to possess the holy city, or to define it in terms of exclusivity, will betray its true nature.
Nor is it a club in terms of exclusivity; anyone can get in, and the cover charge is an old-fashioned bargain at $6.
What you need to be able to do is find the person who is willing to have a little more in terms of exclusivity and their vacation experience and who has the money to spend.
It is odd to live in a democracy and to see how it often defines pleasure in terms of its exclusivity.
This suggests that the higher the quality of this property right in terms of permanence, exclusivity, and transferability, the greater will be the resulting efficiency of the ITQ system (see Scott 1988, 1989 for more details).
In terms of exclusive content, I do believe that the content market, and the idea of exclusivity, is flawed in many ways.
Do this, that is, if you are in the mood for a $1,000 challenge, for that is the cost of a fifth of this tequila, which, like many kinds of alcohol these days, is pushing the envelope in terms of price and exclusivity.
Cook's background is on the operations side, which means he thinks in terms of volumes not exclusivity". This is great news for Apple shareholders, but less so for devotees of Steve Job's visions, which frankly, was not always understood internally.
