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"Dun & Bradstreet retains the right, which it may or may not exercise in its sole discretion, to review, edit or delete any material that Dun & Bradstreet deems to be illegal, offensive or otherwise inappropriate.Excerpt from Dun & Bradstreet's D&B Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Dun & Bradstreet retains the right, which it may or may not exercise in its sole discretion, to review, edit or delete any material that Dun & Bradstreet deems to be illegal, offensive or otherwise inappropriate.”
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