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The cap applies to all damages, losses, and causes of action in aggregate, meaning a user cannot recover more than $1,000 from Hulu regardless of the nature or number of claims.
The reader's maximum potential recovery from Hulu for any and all claims is limited to $1,000.
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The cap applies to all damages, losses, and causes of action in aggregate, meaning a user cannot recover more than $1,000 from Hulu regardless of the nature or number of claims.
The reader's maximum potential recovery from Hulu for any and all claims is limited to $1,000.
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