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1 exclusivity
tr[ɪksklʊː'sɪvɪtɪ]1 exclusividad nombre femeninoˌekskluː'sɪvətimass noun exclusividad f: (before n)exclusivity clause — cláusula f de exclusividad
[ɪkskluː'sɪvǝtɪ]N exclusividad f* * *[ˌekskluː'sɪvəti]mass noun exclusividad f: (before n)exclusivity clause — cláusula f de exclusividad
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