“you consent to the lawful transmission of such personal or proprietary information over international borders as necessary for processing in accordance with Dun & Bradstreet's standard business practices...”
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Users' personal or proprietary information may be transmitted to other countries, which may have different legal protections, and users have consented to this as a condition of use.
Using the service constitutes consent to cross-border transmission of your personal or proprietary information wherever Dun & Bradstreet's standard business practices require it.
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Users' personal or proprietary information may be transmitted to other countries, which may have different legal protections, and users have consented to this as a condition of use.
Using the service constitutes consent to cross-border transmission of your personal or proprietary information wherever Dun & Bradstreet's standard business practices require it.
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