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Clé de Peau Beauté Intensive Eye Contour Cream Encased in a sparkling jar with a platinum eye-massaging wand attached, this pale green cream features a proprietary "illuminating complex" that contains a retinol derivative.

The Eightsleep features a proprietary design that allows you to remove and adjust the inner layers.

The SoundLink system features a proprietary acoustics package, which combines exclusive Bose waveguide speaker technology and neodymium transducers to deliver room-filling, high- quality audio from a very small enclosure.

The Cowboys' ring for Super Bowl XXVII, in 1992, featured a proprietary cut star-shaped diamond; their third ring, three years later, with 81 diamonds totaling five carats, was at the time the largest ever made.

I am also interested in a brand called Oat Works, featuring a proprietary ingredient call Promoat.

Instead, they feature a proprietary air chamber technology that allows for different degrees of firmness, which is adjusted with a remote control.

They feel comfy like regular socks, but feature a proprietary 3-layer construction with a wear-resistant knit exterior, a seamless waterproof-breathable membrane, and moisture wicking Merino Wool-blend lining.

The site is launching at the end of this month, and will feature a proprietary database of Bay Area health care professionals.

Furthermore, it also featured a proprietary expansion slot, one additional DIMM socket and a floppy drive connector (earlier models still featured a floppy drive and had to be booted from floppy disks).

As a result of Lenovo's strategic shift towards open standards such as an Android kernel based environment, the Company has shelved its plans to release the initial version of the Skylight smartbook that featured a proprietary Linux based OS.

Customized to be as unique as your fingerprint, the Ultimate Ears 18 Pro Custom Monitors feature a proprietary six-speaker design that fits six individually tuned drivers in each ear, delivering the audio without distortion that artists demand for live stage performing.