A ___________ clause prohibits the licensee from challenging the exclusiveness of a licensor's intellectual property rights:

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A validity clause prohibits the licensee from challenging the validity of the licensor's intellectual property rights. While a challenge clause may also prevent the licensee from challenging the exclusiveness of the licensor's rights, it could also cover a wider range of issues, such as challenging the ownership or scope of the licensed rights. Therefore, B) Validity is the best choice as it specifically relates to the exclusiveness of the licensor's intellectual property rights. Option D) Both A & B is not the best choice as it is too broad and implies that the two clauses are interchangeable, which is not necessarily true.

A ___________ Clause Prohibits the Licensee from Challenging the Exclusiveness