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Not all of Chrome and ChromeOS is governed by the same terms; particular components carry their own legal requirements that users must satisfy.
Readers are required to comply with component-specific terms when using those identified components of Chrome and ChromeOS.
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"Your use of certain components of Chrome and ChromeOS is subject to the following terms:Excerpt from Google's Chrome Terms of Service
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Not all of Chrome and ChromeOS is governed by the same terms; particular components carry their own legal requirements that users must satisfy.
Readers are required to comply with component-specific terms when using those identified components of Chrome and ChromeOS.
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