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You may be required to provide certain categories of Data to us under the following circumstances: (i) as required under any applicable laws or regulations; (ii) as required under any contract entered into between us...
you represent and warrant that (a) you are the creator and owner of the Community Content, or have the necessary licenses, rights, consents, and permissions to authorize us and other users to use your Community Content
These Terms contain the entire agreement between you and OpenAI regarding the Services and, other than any Service-specific terms, supersedes any prior or contemporaneous agreements between you and OpenAI.
"In using the Network Token Service, the Company represents and warrants at all times that: it has all necessary approvals to transfer data to Checkout.com or its third party acquirer...Excerpt from Checkout.com's Terms
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The clause states: “In using the Network Token Service, the Company represents and warrants at all times that: it has all necessary approvals to transfer data to Checkout.com or its third party acquirer...”
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