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"perpetual and irrevocable (which means this license cannot be withdrawn), nonexclusive...royalty-free and fully paid...worldwide...and sub-licensable, through multiple tiersExcerpt from ElevenLabs's Terms of Service (non-EEA)
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The clause states: “perpetual and irrevocable (which means this license cannot be withdrawn), nonexclusive...royalty-free and fully paid...worldwide...and sub-licensable, through multiple tiers”
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