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Use of Chrome or ChromeOS constitutes agreement to two distinct sets of terms, both of which govern the user's conduct.
Readers who use Chrome or ChromeOS are bound by both the Google Terms of Service and the Chrome and ChromeOS Additional Terms of Service.
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Use of Chrome or ChromeOS constitutes agreement to two distinct sets of terms, both of which govern the user's conduct.
Readers who use Chrome or ChromeOS are bound by both the Google Terms of Service and the Chrome and ChromeOS Additional Terms of Service.
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