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"Use, embed, display, mirror or frame the Site or Application, or any individual element within the Services, Faire's name, any Faire trademark, logo or other proprietary information...without Faire's express written consent...Excerpt from Faire's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Use, embed, display, mirror or frame the Site or Application, or any individual element within the Services, Faire's name, any Faire trademark, logo or other proprietary information...without Faire's express written consent...”
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