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"we will not provide you advance notice before suspension or termination where we believe that (x) you are in material breach of these Terms or our Acceptable Use Policy, (y) doing so would cause us legal liability...Excerpt from Grammarly's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “we will not provide you advance notice before suspension or termination where we believe that (x) you are in material breach of these Terms or our Acceptable Use Policy, (y) doing so would cause us legal liability...”
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