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1. Survival Clause: Used when certain provisions need to survive the termination of the agreement

2. Third Party Rights: Include when the waiver affects or benefits third parties

3. Severability: Include when there's a need to ensure remaining provisions survive if some are found invalid

4. Notices: Include when ongoing communications between parties may be necessary

5. Confidentiality: Include when the waiver involves sensitive information or trade secrets

6. Non-Assignment: Include when transfer of rights under the waiver needs to be restricted

7. Entire Agreement: Include when previous agreements or understandings need to be superseded

1. Schedule 1 - Detailed List of Waived Rights: Comprehensive itemization of all specific rights being waived

2. Schedule 2 - Supporting Documentation: Copies of relevant documents referenced in the waiver

3. Schedule 3 - Related Agreements: List and/or copies of any related agreements affected by the waiver

4. Appendix A - Power of Attorney: If applicable, authorization documentation for signatories

5. Appendix B - Corporate Approvals: If applicable, board resolutions or other corporate authorizations