“IN ANY EVENT, OUR AGGREGATE LIABILITY WILL NOT EXCEED $100.”
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A $100 aggregate cap means that even significant harm to the user results in a maximum recovery of $100 from Asana.
The reader's ability to recover damages from Asana is limited to $100 in total, regardless of the nature or scale of any harm.
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A $100 aggregate cap means that even significant harm to the user results in a maximum recovery of $100 from Asana.
The reader's ability to recover damages from Asana is limited to $100 in total, regardless of the nature or scale of any harm.
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