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the license granted to you in Virtual Items will terminate in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, on the earlier of when Tinder ceases providing our Services, or your account is otherwise closed or terminated.
all subscription plans may contain limited commercial content, such as branded content or sponsorship messaging, promotions for Netflix content or information about other Netflix products or services.
Your ability to use Virtual Items you have access to in this manner may terminate at the end of each of your subscription periods and your access to Virtual Items may not "roll over" or accumulate through additional subscription periods.
"Customer may revoke the license at any time by contacting marketing@calendly.com and legal@calendly.com; provided that any preapproved and published uses shall be unaffected by such revocation except for Calendly's use of Customer's name or logo on its Website.Excerpt from Calendly's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Customer may revoke the license at any time by contacting marketing@calendly.com and legal@calendly.com; provided that any preapproved and published uses shall be unaffected by such revocation except for Calendly's use of Customer's name or logo on its Website.”
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