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"If a Content provider delivers to Apple fewer TV episodes than planned when you purchased a Season Pass, we will credit to your Apple Account the retail value of the corresponding number of episodes that were not provided to Apple.Excerpt from Apple Pay's Apple Media Services Terms
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The clause states: “If a Content provider delivers to Apple fewer TV episodes than planned when you purchased a Season Pass, we will credit to your Apple Account the retail value of the corresponding number of episodes that were not provided to Apple.”
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