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In the event of any breach by a Permitted User of this Agreement, Customer will immediately notify Cohere of such breach and...will follow Cohere's instructions, which instructions may include restricting such Permitted User...
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"Each administrative user has the capacity, and Customer hereby confirms they have the authority, to manage Customer's Figma account, add or remove users, approve purchases, and take binding action relating to the Services and these Terms on Customer's behalf.Excerpt from Figma's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Each administrative user has the capacity, and Customer hereby confirms they have the authority, to manage Customer's Figma account, add or remove users, approve purchases, and take binding action relating to the Services and these Terms on Customer's behalf.”
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