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"Cohere may...suspend or revoke Customer's access...if Cohere believes in good faith that Customer or any Permitted User has violated any provision of this Agreement or any other guidelines...including the Usage PolicyExcerpt from Cohere's SaaS Agreement
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The clause states: “Cohere may...suspend or revoke Customer's access...if Cohere believes in good faith that Customer or any Permitted User has violated any provision of this Agreement or any other guidelines...including the Usage Policy”
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