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A model can sign with as many agencies as she wants as long as the contract is non-exclusive. Exclusive contracts mean a model is tied to being represented by that particular agency only, unless they operate in a "mother agency" aspect and place them with chosen agencies in other markets/locations. Non-exclusive contracts mean a model can sign to other agencies also offering non-exclusive contracts. However, most non-exclusive contracts have a stated radius in which a model cannot seek additional representation. This is done to avoid local competition. For example, a non-exclusive contract may allow additional representation as long as the agencies are not located within a 50 mile radius.

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