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"You may withdraw your consent to receive communications electronically by contacting us in the manner described below. If you withdraw your consent (excluding consent to receive marketing communications), from that time forward, you must stop using the Cohere Solution.Excerpt from Cohere's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “You may withdraw your consent to receive communications electronically by contacting us in the manner described below. If you withdraw your consent (excluding consent to receive marketing communications), from that time forward, you must stop using the Cohere Solution.”
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