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"You agree that our permission to you to use Widgets does not provide you (or any third-party) with any intellectual property rights in or to the Widget or any Chegg Content made available via any Widget.Excerpt from Chegg's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “You agree that our permission to you to use Widgets does not provide you (or any third-party) with any intellectual property rights in or to the Widget or any Chegg Content made available via any Widget.”
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