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"...except that a third party website that desires to link to the Site and that complies with the requirements of these Terms of Use may use the name "Boston Dynamics" in or as part of that URL link.Excerpt from Boston Dynamics's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “...except that a third party website that desires to link to the Site and that complies with the requirements of these Terms of Use may use the name "Boston Dynamics" in or as part of that URL link.”
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