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"DeepL may introduce new versions of the API with an additional or different range of features and reserves the right to discontinue previous versions of the API on written notice to Customer, provided that the discontinuation is reasonable.Excerpt from DeepL's Terms and Conditions
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The clause states: “DeepL may introduce new versions of the API with an additional or different range of features and reserves the right to discontinue previous versions of the API on written notice to Customer, provided that the discontinuation is reasonable.”
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