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1. Exclusivity: Used when parties agree not to pursue similar arrangements with competitors during negotiations

2. Resource Commitment: Include when parties need to specify preliminary commitments of resources or personnel

3. Intellectual Property Rights: Required when the partnership involves sharing or creating intellectual property

4. Regulatory Compliance: Important for heavily regulated industries or when specific permits/licenses are needed

5. Dispute Resolution: Add when parties want to specify a particular approach to resolving disagreements

6. Public Announcements: Include when controlling public communications about the partnership is important

7. Force Majeure: Add when parties want to address circumstances beyond their control

8. Implementation Timeline: Used when specific milestones or phases need to be outlined

1. Schedule A - Areas of Cooperation: Detailed list of specific areas where parties intend to collaborate

2. Schedule B - Initial Projects: Outline of specific projects or initiatives initially identified for collaboration

3. Schedule C - Contact Persons: List of key personnel and their roles in managing the partnership

4. Schedule D - Preliminary Business Plan: High-level overview of planned activities and expected outcomes

5. Appendix 1 - Company Profiles: Background information about each party's business and capabilities

6. Appendix 2 - Required Approvals: List of regulatory or corporate approvals needed to proceed with the partnership