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may monitor, alter, or remove User Content at its discretion
if Unity becomes aware and/or determines in its sole discretion that User Content does not comply with these Terms, Unity may remove such User Content.
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"We reserve the right to remove any Free User Content on the Service that violates these Terms or that is otherwise objectionable in Asana's sole discretion.Excerpt from Asana's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “We reserve the right to remove any Free User Content on the Service that violates these Terms or that is otherwise objectionable in Asana's sole discretion.”
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