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Users who do not meet the age or legal capacity requirements are making a false representation by agreeing to the Terms, which has direct implications for the enforceability of the agreement.
Users are required to affirm both minimum age and legal contractual capacity as a condition of agreeing to the Terms.
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Users who do not meet the age or legal capacity requirements are making a false representation by agreeing to the Terms, which has direct implications for the enforceability of the agreement.
Users are required to affirm both minimum age and legal contractual capacity as a condition of agreeing to the Terms.
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