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"Certain live Content, including sporting events, may be unavailable due to regional blackouts, device-specific, or similar restrictions, and certain networks may be unavailable in certain local markets.Excerpt from Hulu's Subscriber Agreement
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The clause states: “Certain live Content, including sporting events, may be unavailable due to regional blackouts, device-specific, or similar restrictions, and certain networks may be unavailable in certain local markets.”
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