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ATM popularized the concept of QoS, but it is not exclusive to ATM.

While this job used to be exclusive to rail workers, it is now increasingly taken up by part-timers.

There are more and more young faces among the collectors. Antique dealing is no longer exclusive to the old people.

In fact, McDonald's even makes a "garlic chilli sauce" that's exclusive to the heat-loving Singapore market.

2 3nuclear would release more that 21 tones of TNT equivalent and mushroom clouds aren 'exclusive to nuclear explosions.

Some people might think this positive change is exclusive to me, that perhaps I have some incredible determination, persistence or discipline to pull this off.

I enjoy gangster films as much as anyone else, and I don't deny there is an Italian Mafia (although gangsterism is certainly not exclusive to us).

Between second Isaiah's angry exilic exclamations and P's more congenial voice, Israel had segued from an exclusive to an inclusive monotheism.

The conjoined twins Hassan and Hussein have received a far greater level of aid from the Irish public since they declined an exclusive to pose for money.

The history, the culture, the language, the maps - it is truly a magnificent achievement in an art almost exclusive to fantasy, and well worth a mention on this list.

Tracking the ball's flight, too, can be a challenge, particularly for shots that fly far from the target line (though that is a problem that is not, shall we say, exclusive to the nighttime).